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Capt. William B. ALEXANDER ‎(I786)‎

Given Names: William B.
Surname: ALEXANDER
Prefix: Capt.

Gender: Male Male

Birth: 1792

22 Virginia, USA
Death: 5 December 1870 ‎(Age 78)‎ Letart, Meigs County, Ohio, USA

Personal Facts and Details

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Birth	1792 46 22 Virginia, USA
Marriage	Susanna LOVE - 1811 ‎(Age 19)‎
Biographical Notes	Note: William Alexander and Susan Love had a family of two sons and three daughters. They lived on the farm purchased by his father Thomas Alexander. William Alexander was one of the first commissioners ‎(1819)‎ of Meigs County and held that office by re-election for several terms. He was prominent in local affairs, magistrate, merchant and farmer. He erected the first store house in Letart township, noted in those days for its elegance, the Mansion house of Letart Falls.
Biographical Notes	Letart, Meigs County, Ohio, USA Note: In 1840 William and his wife, both in the 40-50 yrs age group had a male in the 5-10 age group, two females 10-15, and one female 15-20. In 1850 William 57, a farmer, and Susan 57 were both born in Virginia. William's real estate owned is valued at 7,800. At home they had Mary E. 22, Marietta Love 10, Elizabeth Alexander 62 ‎(his mother)‎, Daniel Bibee 22 ‎(son-in-law)‎ and Isabella Bibee 20 ‎(daughter)‎. In 1870 William was 78 yrs and was recorded as "no occupation." He was having a well-deserved rest! He and Lina Woodruff 18 ‎(female)‎ were living with the David and Julia Hopkins family. Julia was William's daughter, and Lina was his granddaughter, child of Mary Woodruff.
Death	5 December 1870 ‎(Age 78)‎ Letart, Meigs County, Ohio, USA
Burial	Letart Falls Cemetery, Meigs County, Ohio, USA
Last Change	25 November 2007 - 13:38

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Parents Family (F302)
Father	Thomas ALEXANDER 1746 - 1808
Mother	Elizabeth BUCHNER 1770 - 1809
	Capt. William B. ALEXANDER 1792 - 1870

Immediate Family (F301)
Wife	Susanna LOVE 1791 - 1860
Son	Capt. Thomas A. ALEXANDER 1814 - 1907
Son	Moses ALEXANDER 1815 - 1857
Daughter	Julia A. ALEXANDER 1821 - 1880
Daughter	Mary E. ALEXANDER 1827 - 1854
Daughter	Isabel ALEXANDER 1830 - 1856

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Biographical Notes	William Alexander and Susan Love had a family of two sons and three daughters. They lived on the farm purchased by his father Thomas Alexander. William Alexander was one of the first commissioners ‎(1819)‎ of Meigs County and held that office by re-election for several terms. He was prominent in local affairs, magistrate, merchant and farmer. He erected the first store house in Letart township, noted in those days for its elegance, the Mansion house of Letart Falls.
Biographical Notes	In 1840 William and his wife, both in the 40-50 yrs age group had a male in the 5-10 age group, two females 10-15, and one female 15-20. In 1850 William 57, a farmer, and Susan 57 were both born in Virginia. William's real estate owned is valued at 7,800. At home they had Mary E. 22, Marietta Love 10, Elizabeth Alexander 62 ‎(his mother)‎, Daniel Bibee 22 ‎(son-in-law)‎ and Isabella Bibee 20 ‎(daughter)‎. In 1870 William was 78 yrs and was recorded as "no occupation." He was having a well-deserved rest! He and Lina Woodruff 18 ‎(female)‎ were living with the David and Julia Hopkins family. Julia was William's daughter, and Lina was his granddaughter, child of Mary Woodruff.