Son of William and Elizabeth Hardwick Arbon 

Fred Arbon (as he was called) came to Utah with his parents when but a child, in the year of 1868. They settled in Skull Valley on a farm. After working on the farm for four years the family moved to Richmond, Cache County. They were not content there so they moved back to Skull Valley. After being gone four years it was a struggle to start over. Grandfather William Arbon lost his eyesight so it became necessary for the family to move to Grantsville. With so much moving the children were deprived of educational opportunities and received little schooling. 

Fred Arbon had a clear mind to help in his dealings with people. He hauled freight from Salt Lake to Grantsville stopping at a cave in Garfield to camp at night. Fred married Mary Bell in the Salt Lake Temple, September 20, 1893. Thirteen children were born to them. Walter Frederick, Marguerite, Lula or Lulia, Alvina Rachel, William Daley, Vera Jane, Pearl Elizabeth, Myrtle, Ivy, George Lewis, Hyrum Wesley, daughter Arbon, and Mary Irene. Fred worked for the City of Grantsville many years. He served in the City council for two years under Tony Williams as Mayor. 

Fred died in Grantsville at the age of 74 and was buried in the Grantsville Cemetery. 

Eva had this clipping: 

Grantsville: Frederick Peterson Arbon 74, pioneer resident of Grantsville, was found dead from a heart attack Wednesday at 5:30 a.m. by a son, Walter Arbon, in a grain field in West Grantsville, where he had gone Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. to irrigate. 

Mr. Arbon was born in Lincoln County, England, March 31, 1866, a son of William and Elizabeth Arbon. He came to Grantsville with his parents during his childhood. He married Mary Bell in the Salt Lake Temple, September 20, 1893. Mrs Arbon died July 15, 1935. Of their children, eight are living. Surviving are three sons, Walter F., Daley and Lewis Arbon of Grantsville; five daughters, Mrs. Lloyd Orr of Grantsville, Mrs. Gus Welch of Winnemucca, Nevada and Mrs. Rachael Anderson and Miss Myrtle Arbon of San Francisco, and 10 grandchildren.