Histoire du grand Nord-Ouest et de ses hommes de progrès : une liste de croquis biographiques et de portraits des chefs de file de la vie commerciale, professionnelle et officielle . Il a été marié à MissAnna Meloy, de Shulsburg, dans le Wisconsin, dans 18,)2.Ils ont quatre enfants: Henry, (Varie,Kathleen et Walter. MKIXXON, .Me.xander, un éleveur de Crookslan, Minn., est un sous-né canadien et est né à Lancaster, (comté d'Ilengaryout., 5 mars 1854. Il est sou Archibald et Jennette (MCC.illis) McKnight-non, tous deux nés en Écosse, ont émigré en Amérique et s'est installé dans une ferme de la province

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History of the great Northwest and its men of progress : a select list of biographical sketches and portraits of the leaders in business, professional and official life . s. He was married to MissAnna Meloy, of Shulsburg, Wis., in 18, )2.They have four children: Henry, (Varies, Kathleen and Walter. MKIXXON, .Me.xander, a ]irouiinentfarmer of Crookslon, Minn., is a Canadian bybirth, and was born at Lancaster, (ilengarycounty, Out., March 5, 1854. He is a sou ofArchibald and Jennette (McC.illis) McKin-non, both of whom were born in Scotland, emigrated to America and settled im a farmin the province of Ontario, Can. Alexanderonly received a common school education, leaving school in his fourteenth year. Helearned the trade of a blacksmith, and livedin Wisconsin for several years. In 1S78 heremoved to Minnesota, and after living atSt. Paul for a short time, finally located atCrookston in the fall of the same year. Hehad .seven hundred dollars in cash, which hehad accumulated by his own industry andeconomical habits, and ojieued a small black-smith shoji on the site now occupied by theMcKiunon Block, lie shortly afterwards as- HISTORY OF THE (JUl^AT XORTIIWEST.. AI-EXANDEK XIKrXKOK. sociated with himself a younger brother, Al-lan J. MfKiuuou, aud contiuued doing a verysuccessful business. In May, 1S80, Mr. Mc-Kinnon associated with himself anotherbrother, J. K. McKinnou, in the business ofmanufacturing and liandling of farm imple-ments. Later, he engaged in the real estateand insurance business, which he continuedfor some years, ij) partnership with his sec-ond-named brother. Mr. McKinnon has beenvery successful in his business career. He ispart owner of the property known as theMcKinnou Block, in Crookston, a fine brickbuilding, 125x140, built in 18ST, and costingseventy-five thousand dollars. He also builtand owns what is known as the I. O. O. F.Block, at a cost of forty thousand dollars, in1890. He is also the owner of several hun-dred acres of rich farming laud in Polk c

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