Arnold was one of the nine surviving children of Adam & Katie (Englehart) Dobson. He had three half-siblings from his father's previous marriage.
Arnold's grandparents were immigrants to the Thumb area from their native countries of Scotland (grandpa Dobson), Ireland (grandma Muldoon), and Germany (maternal grandfather Englehart); all these families had a brief few decades in Ontario, Canada before their final settlements in Michigan.
He ran an automotive repair shop on M-25 just north of Harbor Beach.
Arnold's grandparents were immigrants to the Thumb area from their native countries of Scotland (grandpa Dobson), Ireland (grandma Muldoon), and Germany (maternal grandfather Englehart); all these families had a brief few decades in Ontario, Canada before their final settlements in Michigan.
He ran an automotive repair shop on M-25 just north of Harbor Beach.
Arnold was one of the nine surviving children of Adam & Katie (Englehart) Dobson. He had three half-siblings from his father's previous marriage.
Arnold's grandparents were immigrants to the Thumb area from their native countries of Scotland (grandpa Dobson), Ireland (grandma Muldoon), and Germany (maternal grandfather Englehart); all these families had a brief few decades in Ontario, Canada before their final settlements in Michigan.
He ran an automotive repair shop on M-25 just north of Harbor Beach.
Arnold's grandparents were immigrants to the Thumb area from their native countries of Scotland (grandpa Dobson), Ireland (grandma Muldoon), and Germany (maternal grandfather Englehart); all these families had a brief few decades in Ontario, Canada before their final settlements in Michigan.
He ran an automotive repair shop on M-25 just north of Harbor Beach.
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