Alanson McIntyre (1819 - 1895)

Born 1819 in Brookfield, Madison, New York, USA

Husband of Olive Elizabeth (Yeaw) McIntyre — married 25 Jan 1842 in New York, USA

Died 4 Apr 1895 at about age 76 in Medford, Jackson, Oregon, USA

Biography

Birth

Birth:

Date: 1819

Place: Brookfield, Madison, New York, USA^[1]

Death

Death:

Date: 04 APR 1895

Place: Medford, Jackson, Oregon, USA^[2]

Burial

Burial: Medford Cemetery, Medford, Jackson Co., Oregon^[3]

Sources

• WikiTree profile McIntyre-583 created through the import of YAW-YEAW_Philip.ged on Aug 12, 2012 by James Yeaw. See the Changes page for the details of edits by James and others.

• Source: S00004 Title: Ancestry.com NOTEAncestry.com.

Notes

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Posted: 18 Oct 2000 5:00AM

Classification: Biography

Edited: 24 Jun 2001 5:55AM

Surnames: McINTYRE, YAW

Alanson McINTYRE was born 1819 in Brookfield, Madison Co, NY, the seventh of nine children born to Price Beardsley and Persis (Wheeler) McINTYRE. He married Olive Elizabeth YAW in 1842 in NY and soon after moved to Winnebago County, Wisconsin, settling in Winneconne.

In June, 1853, their only son, Frank W. McINTYRE was born. They had a daughter, Ida McINTYRE, that married Alexis L. Tyler in 1872 in Fond du Lac, WI. Ida and Alexis moved to Oregon Territory and in 1877, Ida died there.

Alanson and Olive owned a hotel in Winneconne, and did very well. Alanson was street commissioner in Winneconne as well, and was a respected citizen.

Shortly after Ida married, Olive Elizabeth passed away (she's buried in the Bell Cemetary east of Winneconne)and Alanson sold the hotel and bought a farm east of Winneconne. Sometime between Olive's death and 1877, when Alanson moved to Medford, he married Arminda (Lopes) Loveless. Arminda's first husband, Joseph R. Loveless, had died, leaving Arminda with a daughter, Hattie. Hattie accompanied Alanson and Arminda to Medford. In later years Hattie married Frank Perkins, the son of a Medford pioneer.

Alanson started a drayage, or hauling company, and was well liked by his peers. He was town chairman for a considerable time.

On April 4, 1895, a Thursday, two days after being elected an alderman of Medford, Alanson dropped dead on the street. The Star News gave the cause of death as apoplexy, or a stroke as we know it nowadays. Thus Medford lost a leading citizen.

Alanson and Arminda McINTYRE are buried together in the Medford Cemetary east of town.[:HID]

1. ↑ Source: #S00004 Page: Ancestry.com Note: #N00001
2. ↑ Source: #S00004 Page: Ancestry.com Note: #N00001
3. ↑ Source: #S00004 Page: Ancestry.com Note: #N00001

"United States Census, 1870," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MNSF-PGV : 17 October 2014), Alanson Mcintyre, Wisconsin, United States; citing p. 2, family 18, NARA microfilm publication M593 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 553,244.