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There are exactly two cited links in the article - Find-A-Grave and the Colorado archives.

The Colorado archives give his middle name as "W.", Find-A-Grave gives it as "Wills". What's the reason to believe it's "Washington"? -- Alvestrand ( talk) 01:24, 14 September 2008 (UTC) reply

There are even other sources where his middle name is given as "Wills", such as National Governors Association and Political Graveyard. It seems that most websites who use "Washington" have this wikipedia article as their source. I suppose this article has simply been wrongly titled, probably due to confusion stemming from two persons named Albert W. McIntire. A website called PhotosWest seemed to have both Albert Washington McIntire and Albert Wills McIntire in their list but after Albert Wills McIntire there was the abbreviation (Gov.) to make it clear what his position was. 128.214.205.5 ( talk) 15:57, 25 February 2009 (UTC) reply