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KENNETH KENNEDY, chief clerk of the Three R group of mines at Patagonia, is a native of Alabama, and was born
in Blount County, February 4, 1878. His father, Matthew Gleason Kennedy, was a native of Tipperary, Ireland, and
his mother, Sarah Caroline Robinson Kennedy, was a native of Georgia. Mr. Kennedy attended the public schools and
was graduated from the high school at his home, and later attended but did not complete the course of the University
of Alabama. He then entered the newspaper field, his first work having been as reporter on several Alabama newspapers.
However, he soon became engaged in railroad work in a clerical capacity from which he advanced to the position
of private secretary to the general manager of the Rock Island R. R., with which company he remained for a period
of four years. He subsequently devoted several years to construction work in Mexico and at various points in Central
and South America. On his return to the United States he accepted a position as cashier for the Dayton Lumber Company,
Dayton, Texas, and which he resigned after two years to accept a position with the Chino Copper Company, Hurley,
N. M., having resigned the latter to open a brokerage office in El Paso. On coming to Arizona Mr. Kennedy located
in Clifton, where he entered the service of the Arizona Copper Company, Ltd., but in June, 1912, he removed to
Patagonia to accept his present position with the Three R Mines.
From:
Who's Who in Arizona
Vol 1
Compiled and Published by Jo Conners
Press of The Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona 1913
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