John ALEXANDER

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Name John ALEXANDER Born 1732 , , Pennsylvania [1]
- "a native of Pennsylvania" -> Asheville and Buncombe County
Gender Male Residence , , North Carolina [2]
- "John Alexander and his son James were members of the first company of white men to settle in the present western part of North Carolina." -> History of South Carolina
Residence Bef 1776 , Rowan, North Carolina [3]
- He "lived in Rowan County, North Carolina. . ." -> Asheville and Buncombe County
Residence Abt 1776 , Lincoln, North Carolina Address:
settled on Crowder's Creek near King's MountainResidence Abt 1784–1785 Swannanoa, Buncombe, North Carolina Address:
Bee TreeResidence Abt 1780–1790 Buncombe County, North Carolina [4]
- "He acquired land and was in Buncombe County for probably ten or fifteen years before he and his son Thomas relocated again, this time to a land grant on the Harpeth River, near Nashville, Tennessee." -> Heritage of Old Buncombe
Residence Abt 1790 , , Tennessee [3]
settled on Harpeth River Died 1795 , Williamson, Tennessee [3]
- Harpeth River, TN -> Asheville and Buncombe County
Person ID I1609 Kendrick-Hemphill Last Modified 21 Nov 2013
Family Rachel DAVIDSON, b. 1730, , , Pennsylvania , d. 1796, , Williamson, Tennessee
(Age 66 years)
Married Y [3, 5] - *[John Alexander] "married Rachel Davidson, sister to Major William Davidson and Samuel Davidson." -> Asheville and Buncombe County
*"Rachel who married John Alexander" -> Heritage of Old Buncombe
Children + 1. James ALEXANDER, Sr., b. 23 Dec 1756, Buffalo Creek, Rowan, North Carolina , d. 28 Jun 1844, Bee Tree Creek, Buncombe, North Carolina
(Age 87 years)
2. Thomas ALEXANDER, b. 1770, d. 14 Oct 1854, Williamson County, Tennessee (Age 84 years)
+ 3. Mary ALEXANDER, b. 4 Jul 1778, , Rowan, North Carolina , d. 25 Jul 1869, , Robertson, Tennessee
(Age 91 years)
Last Modified 27 Nov 2015 Family ID F53 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Sources - [S359] Asheville and Buncombe County, accessed; 11 May 2011; 150-151; this book refers to many original records which offer primary information although it does not include source citations as such (Reliability: 2).
- [S358] History of South Carolina, vol. 4, accessed; 11 May 2011; 257; this book was co-authored by a historian, but does not include source citations (Reliability: 2).
- [S359] Asheville and Buncombe County, accessed; 11 May 2011; 151; this book refers to many original records which offer primary information although it does not include source citations as such (Reliability: 2).
- [S508] Heritage of Old Buncombe County - John Alexander (203), p. 134 (Reliability: 2).
- [S510] Heritage of Old Buncombe County - General John and Mary (Morrison) Davidson (304), pp. 189-190 (Reliability: 2).
- [S359] Asheville and Buncombe County, accessed; 11 May 2011; 150-151; this book refers to many original records which offer primary information although it does not include source citations as such (Reliability: 2).