Legislator Details

Image of Albert Oscar Heine
Image Description:
Albert Oscar Heine, portrait from Nimmo, p.57

Albert Oscar Heine
AKA:
Number of sessions served 1
Sessions served
Gender: Male
Age at election: 36

Vital Records Information:

Birth
Date: 12/5/1868
City: Hamburg, Germany
County:
Country: Germany
 
Death
Date: 9/2/1927
City: Flint, MI
County: Genesee County, MI
Country: US
Type of Burial:
Burial
Date: 9/5/1927
City: Bay City, MI
County: Bay County, MI
Country: US
Cemetery: Elm Lawn Cemetery

Marital Information:
married Florence D. Hopkins 7/15/1896, in West Bay City, MI; children: 3, Isadore L., Cathryn (Sanford) and Albert O.

Number of Children: 3

Background

Religion:
Military Service:
Occupation: businessman
Race: Caucasian or White

Education:
public schools of Saginaw

Biographical Sketch:
Son of George and Florence D. (Hopkins) Heine. He came to Mt. Clemens, MI, in 1870. A few years later, he moved with his parents to Saginaw. In 1884, he moved to Bay City, entering the employ of S. V. Wilkin, clothier, and remained with him until 1902; He then entered the clothing business with C. E. Janett under the firm name of Heine & Janett. This partnership continued until early in 1904, when Mr. Janett retired on account of ill health, Mr. Heine reorganizing the business under the name of A. O. Heine Co.

Notable Facts:

Sessions Served:

Forty-Third Legislature, 1905-1906
Chamber: Senate
Party: Republican
Committees Served On: Apportionment , Elections , Mining Interests , Religious and Benevolent Societies , School for the Blind , State Asylum
Postions Held:

City of Residence: Bay City
County of Residence Bay
District: 24
District Description:

Date Elected: 11/8/1904
Date Sworn In: 1/4/1905
Date Left Office:

Reason for Leaving Office: N/A
End of Term Status: Departed

Maritial Status: Unknown
Notes: Chair of the Committees on Mining Interests; and State Asylum

Bibliography:

Nimmo p.57, includes portrait; Manual 1905 p.742; Find-a-Grave.com; MIMarRec 1867-1952; USCen 1900, 1910; Michiganology
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