Suggested edit: Obituary printed in Genealogical Forum of Oregon's Bulletin No. 2, Vol. 52, p. 51, December 2002 (website: gfo.org).
Albert Backus. Residence, 741 Washington street. Office, 519 Board of Trade building, Portland. Born May 28, 1872, in Oakland, Nebraska. Son of Gustavus and Anna c. Backus. Attended Lincoln Normal University, Lincoln, Neb., 1892-1898, and later graduated from the University of Nebraska in 1900, with degree of LL.B. admitted to the bar in Nebraska June, 1900, to the bar of Oregon 1904, in which year he moved to the state. Practiced in Fremont, Nebraska, for some three years, under the firm name of Backus & Gubser, later moving to Jamestown, North Dakota, where he practiced for one year under the firm name of Martin & Backus; 1904 to 1908 practiced law in Baker City, and organized and conducted the Baker City business college in association with C. A. Robinson, which continued until he moved to Portland in August of 1908. Member of Nebraska National Guards 1902 at Freemont, Nebraska. Member of Masonic and B.P.O.E. Fraternities.
Contributor: Sharon Barnes (47510394) •
Albert Backus. Residence, 741 Washington street. Office, 519 Board of Trade building, Portland. Born May 28, 1872, in Oakland, Nebraska. Son of Gustavus and Anna c. Backus. Attended Lincoln Normal University, Lincoln, Neb., 1892-1898, and later graduated from the University of Nebraska in 1900, with degree of LL.B. admitted to the bar in Nebraska June, 1900, to the bar of Oregon 1904, in which year he moved to the state. Practiced in Fremont, Nebraska, for some three years, under the firm name of Backus & Gubser, later moving to Jamestown, North Dakota, where he practiced for one year under the firm name of Martin & Backus; 1904 to 1908 practiced law in Baker City, and organized and conducted the Baker City business college in association with C. A. Robinson, which continued until he moved to Portland in August of 1908. Member of Nebraska National Guards 1902 at Freemont, Nebraska. Member of Masonic and B.P.O.E. Fraternities.
Contributor: Sharon Barnes (47510394) •
Suggested edit: Obituary printed in Genealogical Forum of Oregon's Bulletin No. 2, Vol. 52, p. 51, December 2002 (website: gfo.org).
Albert Backus. Residence, 741 Washington street. Office, 519 Board of Trade building, Portland. Born May 28, 1872, in Oakland, Nebraska. Son of Gustavus and Anna c. Backus. Attended Lincoln Normal University, Lincoln, Neb., 1892-1898, and later graduated from the University of Nebraska in 1900, with degree of LL.B. admitted to the bar in Nebraska June, 1900, to the bar of Oregon 1904, in which year he moved to the state. Practiced in Fremont, Nebraska, for some three years, under the firm name of Backus & Gubser, later moving to Jamestown, North Dakota, where he practiced for one year under the firm name of Martin & Backus; 1904 to 1908 practiced law in Baker City, and organized and conducted the Baker City business college in association with C. A. Robinson, which continued until he moved to Portland in August of 1908. Member of Nebraska National Guards 1902 at Freemont, Nebraska. Member of Masonic and B.P.O.E. Fraternities.
Contributor: Sharon Barnes (47510394) •
Albert Backus. Residence, 741 Washington street. Office, 519 Board of Trade building, Portland. Born May 28, 1872, in Oakland, Nebraska. Son of Gustavus and Anna c. Backus. Attended Lincoln Normal University, Lincoln, Neb., 1892-1898, and later graduated from the University of Nebraska in 1900, with degree of LL.B. admitted to the bar in Nebraska June, 1900, to the bar of Oregon 1904, in which year he moved to the state. Practiced in Fremont, Nebraska, for some three years, under the firm name of Backus & Gubser, later moving to Jamestown, North Dakota, where he practiced for one year under the firm name of Martin & Backus; 1904 to 1908 practiced law in Baker City, and organized and conducted the Baker City business college in association with C. A. Robinson, which continued until he moved to Portland in August of 1908. Member of Nebraska National Guards 1902 at Freemont, Nebraska. Member of Masonic and B.P.O.E. Fraternities.
Contributor: Sharon Barnes (47510394) •
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