PAULSON, Eleck 1861-1945

PAULSON, JACKSON GABBY, PALMER, STICKNEY

Posted By: Diane M Scott (email)
Date: 1/22/2011 at 11:34:26

Eleck Paulson 1861-1945

#1
ELECK PAULSON, 83 DIES AT I.O.O.F HOME

Eleck Paulson, 83, died at the I. O. O. F. home hospital late Monday morning following a short illness.

Mr. Paulson was born in Worth County in 1861 and had been a resident of Osage until he entered the I. O. O. F. home late in 1944. He was a retired cement contractor and was a member of Osage Lodge 195 I.O.O.F.

Surviving Mr. Paulson are 2 daughters; Mrs. Norine Palmer, Minneapolis, Minn.; and Mrs. Eva Gabby, Osage.

The body will be taken to Osage for burial. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. McAuley and Son funeral home in in charge of arrangements.

Mason City Globe Gazette, Monday March 19, 1945

#2
HOLD PAULSON RITES

Osage – Funeral services were to be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday for Alex Paulson, 83, who died Monday morning at the Odd Fellows Home, at Mason City. In charge of the service is the Rev. Glen Hartong, Methodist pastor, with burial in the Osage Cemetery.

Mason City Globe Gazette, Wednesday March 21, 1945

#3 PATENTS
Eleck (aka Alex) Paulson had a couple patents found in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Patents 1790-1909
Eleck Paulson, of Osage Iowa
Tank-Heater and Feed Cooler patented March 25, 1902
Rural Mail-Delivery Cabinet patended May 14, 1907

#4
Eleck Paulson married Anna Grace Jackson (see her obit)
Osage City Cemetery, Osage, Mitchell, Iowa
Anna Grace Paulson…death/burial July 9, 1943
Eleck Paulson………..death/burial March 21, 1945

#5
1900 US Census: Osage, Mitchell, Iowa
Elick Paulson 39 born May 1861 Iowa
Anna 30 born October 1869 Wisconsin
Darwin 4 born March 1896 Iowa
Norine 1 born December 1898 Iowa
Frederick Stickney 15, stepson born November 1884 Iowa