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 | | Evan Dhu Cameron, born February 26, 1862, on his father's plantation in Richmond County, North Carolina, seven miles from the town of Rockingham was the youngest of seven children. |
 | | His son, Neil Cameron, became prominent, Cameron Hills, a low range of mountains, being named for him, as was also the town of Cameron, N. He was the father of John Worth Cameron and the grandfather of Evan Dhu Cameron. |
 | | Doctor Cameron was referred to in school circles as "the Father of Education in Oklahoma." In 1894 he was appointed Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction and Auditor during President Grover Cleveland's administration, under William C. Renfrow, Governor of Oklahoma Territory, serving in that capacity from February 21, 1894 to September, 1897. |
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