OHIO STATEWIDE FILES -  BIO: McINTOSH, Andrew J. (published 1889)
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BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL SOUVENIR
For the Counties of Clark, Crawford, Harrison, Floyd, Jefferson, Jennings,
Scott and Washington, Indiana.
Chicago Printing Co., 1889

        ANDREW J. McINTOSH - Of Salem was born in Washington county, Ind.,
October 6th, 1841. His father, John McIntosh, resides at New Albany. His
mother was a Miss Sarah Barnett before her marriage.
        A.J. McIntosh began to earn his own living when a mere lad, as news
boy on the L.N.A. & C. railway; he continued successfully in this position
for five years; he was then employed by the company as brakeman; then as
baggagemaster, and by the faithful performance of his duties won the
confidence and esteem of the company who promoted him to the position of
conductor of a passenger train. This position he filled creditably to
himself and to the satisfaction of the company for seven years.
        He was married November 18th, 1868, to Miss Ella S. DePauw, of New
Albany, Ind., daughter of Hon. W.C. DePauw, deceased. (See DePauw's sketch.)
        In 1869, Mr. McIntosh engaged in business as a merchant at Salem
and continued for some years. He was elected Sheriff of Washington county
in 1882, and re-nominated by his party, the Democrats, in 1884 without
opposition. He was again elected and soon after resigned. In 1885, under
the Cleveland administration he was appointed Revenue Inspector for the
District in which he lives. This position he still holds, and will hold
until President Harrison requests him to change his business.
        Mr. McIntosh is a prominent Mason, having taken the 32nd or Scotish
Rite degree; his also an I.O.O.F. and K. of P. member.


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