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Winlock W. Steiwer
Winlock W. Steiwer (August 7, 1852 – July 18, 1920) was an American banker, rancher, and politician in the state of Oregon. Born in the Willamette Valley, he made his name in Eastern Oregon as the founder of a bank and as county judge. A Republican, he twice served in the Oregon State Senate. He was involved in the Oregon land fraud scandal of the early 1900s.
==Early life==
Winlock Steiwer was born in Marion County, Oregon, to Frederick and Susan Looney Steiwer on August 7, 1852.〔Corning, Howard M. (1989) ''Dictionary of Oregon History''. Binfords & Mort Publishing. p. 234〕 He was educated in the local schools there before he enrolled at Willamette University in Salem where he graduated in 1871.〔 After briefly working as a teacher, he moved to Eastern Oregon.〔
In Eastern Oregon Steiwer became a rancher and a banker.〔 He married Annie Jeriah Hoover on 14 July 1886, and they had five children together, including William Hoover Steiwer who would serve as President of the Oregon Senate.〔 After accumulating a fortune in the cattle business, he sold out and moved to Fossil, Oregon. He established the first bank in Wheeler County in 1912 with George S. Carpenter in Fossil.〔 Steiwer also owned and operated a mercantile in Fossil until 1910.〔 That year he moved to Portland, Oregon, but he retained his interest in the bank he helped found.〔
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