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Alexander, Thomas Russel {I05101} (b. BEF. 26 AUG 1831, d. UNKNOWN)

Source: (Baptism)
Title: IGI
Media: Electronic

Baptism: 26 AUG 1831 Primative Methodist, Great Shefford, Berkshire, UK

Death: UNKNOWN

Reference: 5101

Source: (Baptism)
Title: IGI
Media: Electronic

Baptism: 29 MAY 1835 Primative Methodist, Great Shefford, Berkshire, UK

Death: UNKNOWN

Reference: 5102

Source: (Death)
Title: http://pweb.jps.net/~autoserv/alex.htm
Media: Electronic

Death: 25 OCT 1846 Watertown, Wisconsin, USA

Reference: 5103

Note: George served with the Union Forces during the Civil War: enrolled 28 March 1865, discharged 10 June 1865 ; member of Company G. First Battalion, Infantry, Minnesota. According to Sarah Nelson Kelly, he was at the battle of Lookout Mountain, and was also in Andersonville prison.

Source: (Birth)
Title: http://pweb.jps.net/~autoserv/alex.htm
Media: Electronic

Death: UNKNOWN

Reference: 5104

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Reference: 5106

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Reference: 5107

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Reference: 5108

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Reference: 5109

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Reference: 5110

Death: UNKNOWN

Reference: 5111

Note: Jabez Newton Alexander was born in 1848. Joseph and Hannah Alexander were living in Watertown, Wisconsin and during the summer Hannah returned to England for a visit, and while there her son was born. Joseph, in Watertown, made the following entry in his day-book. "My 3rd, son was boorn September, Tusday at 15 minets past 23 O-Clock 1848."

Jabez worked for a lumber yard ( possibly Botsford. ) He drove a team of horses, delivering materials and it was fun to hook a ride back to school on his wagon when he came home at noon. Later on in life he was employed by the Park Department caring for the animals in Mayo Park Zoo.

Death: UNKNOWN

Reference: 5112

Death: 29 AUG 1939

Reference: 5113

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Reference: 5114

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Reference: 5115

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Reference: 5116

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Reference: 5118

Note: Mary Ann Alexander came to Rochester in 1854 with her parents when she was five years old. She had been born on 13 January 1850 in Watertown, Wisconsin. On 19 August 1873 she united in marriage with William Merton Eastlick. Mr. Eastlick was the Boy Hero of the Lake Shetek Indian Massacre at Lake Shetek in 1872.

Aunt Mary carried on the practice of herb doctoring, started by her father, Joseph Alexander, and was often called on to care for the sick and injured of early Rochester. She also practiced as a midwife, and on many occasions was called by Doctor W. M. Mayo to help him with patients.

Wm. M. Eastlick died about 1877-1878. Mary died at her home, 852 Ninth Ave. S. E. ( Beaver St. ) at the age of 82.

Source: (Birth)
Title: http://pweb.jps.net/~autoserv/alex.htm
Media: Electronic

Death: 1932 Rochester, Minnesota, USA

Reference: 5119

Source: (Individual)
Title: J Laird Tree at Rootsweb
Media: Electronic

Occupation: Place: Carpenter

Death: 6 NOV 1875 Rochester, Minnesota, USA

Reference: 5120