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Albro Stephen Gallup

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Albro Stephen Gallup

Birth
New Brunswick, Canada
Death
26 Jul 1939 (aged 73)
Gaastra, Iron County, Michigan, USA
Burial
Iron River, Iron County, Michigan, USA Add to Map
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Block 2 Lot 12
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No headstone found for daughter Rilla Gallup Matson (1893-1963).

HEADSTONE says father. Says born 1865; obituary says 1864.

OBITUARY Iron River Reporter July 28 1939. Age 74. Came to US age 17.

NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter Oct 23 1936 50th anniversary Albro Gallup & Florence McLane of Gaastra married Oct 24 1886 in Norway.

NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter June 28 1951 "Gaastra City Growth Dates Back To 1908" for Iron Ore Centennial celebration (excerpt)
Let's go back about the year 1913.
Three men privately financed the legal costs of presenting before the voters the matter of incorporating as a village. The voters approved the question and elected a charter commission of Peterson, Olson, Kotler, Albro Gallup and Valentine Lee. On May 20, 1919, the charter prepared by the charter commissioners was approved. The first village officers were John E. Looney, president; Albro Gallup, William G. Hanson, John T. Hayes, Valentine Lee, Edward Peterson and August Thomas, trustees; Sigurd W Jacobson, clerk; William H. Looney, treasurer; and Albin Olson, assessor.
Albro Gallup was the first police officer appointed.
No headstone found for daughter Rilla Gallup Matson (1893-1963).

HEADSTONE says father. Says born 1865; obituary says 1864.

OBITUARY Iron River Reporter July 28 1939. Age 74. Came to US age 17.

NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter Oct 23 1936 50th anniversary Albro Gallup & Florence McLane of Gaastra married Oct 24 1886 in Norway.

NEWS ARTICLE Iron River Reporter June 28 1951 "Gaastra City Growth Dates Back To 1908" for Iron Ore Centennial celebration (excerpt)
Let's go back about the year 1913.
Three men privately financed the legal costs of presenting before the voters the matter of incorporating as a village. The voters approved the question and elected a charter commission of Peterson, Olson, Kotler, Albro Gallup and Valentine Lee. On May 20, 1919, the charter prepared by the charter commissioners was approved. The first village officers were John E. Looney, president; Albro Gallup, William G. Hanson, John T. Hayes, Valentine Lee, Edward Peterson and August Thomas, trustees; Sigurd W Jacobson, clerk; William H. Looney, treasurer; and Albin Olson, assessor.
Albro Gallup was the first police officer appointed.

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