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Viewing Ashley M. Tyrer (1843-1880).


Ashley M. Tyrer (1843-1880).

Right after being admitted to the New York bar in 1868, twenty-five year old Ashley M. Tyrer moved to Albert Lea in Freeborn County and began practicing law. He formed a law partnership and real estate agency with Edwin C. Stacy that lasted a decade. John Whytock, a future judge of the Tenth Judicial District, then joined him and they practiced as Tyrer & Whytock until his death from tuberculous on June 11, 1880, at age thirty-seven. In memorial services, the Freeborn County Bar Association lamented his passing:

"That in the death of A. Tyrer, this association has lost one of its most learned and honorable members; and that we wish to testify our regard and esteem for the memory of one who was an ornament to the profession, a faithful and consistent lawyer, and one whose death in the flower of his manhood and in his career of usefulness we greatly deplore."

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