John McKnitt Alexander's Bible

This page, the James the Yeoman page, and the Abner Alexander page were contributed by Kaye Wykoff, who copied them from the bibles. The notes are hers. She has provided more information in accompanying notes.

ALEXANDER BIBLE PAGES
Transcriptions

BOLD--NOT CLEAR OR FILLED IN FROM PREVIOUS RESEARCH
(?????). Completely ILLEGIBLE
[ ] comments from Kaye Wykoff

11 PAGE
(Very clear and legible)

MARRIAGES

2John McKnitt Alexander & Dorcas Josephine Alexander were married June 8th AD 1876
John McKnitt Alexander was born March 14th A.D. 1853
Dorcas Josephine Alexander was born May 1st A.D. 1856
Bessie May Alexander was born Jan. 26th 1885
Drucilla Alexander was born Aug 23rd A.D. 1889

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1 This page is probably from the Bible of John McKnit Alexander and Dorcas Alexander

2 This John McKnitt Alexander is the grandson of Abner and Jemima (Sharp) Alexander and son of John McKnitt Alexander, Sr.

The DAR Library Patriot Folder for Ezekiel Alexander has copies of 4 Bible pages from 3 Bibles. Sheets 1 & 2 seem to be from a Bible belonging to James Alexander b ~1695, as children from both marriages are listed. It must have then gone to his son Ezekiel b 1754 and then his grandson son Mark (skipping Abner). The title page for this Bible is not in the DAR Library, but a copy is in my possession as are other copies of the 2 sheets in the Patriot Folder. It was printed in Dublin in 1739. There is also a Marriage page probably belonging to Abner Alexander’s Bible and this sheet appears to be from the John McKnitt Alexander (1853) family Bible who lived in Bastrop County, Texas. Also in the folder is a large (20x20) hand-drawn family tree of James Alexander b ~1695 and wives Margaret McKnitt and Abigail ?McKnitt?. This tree includes some maiden names & covers 4-5 generations and has since been moved to the map drawers of the DAR Library. The numbers identifying Bible pages were assigned by KWykoff strictly for ID purposes.

Created by Kaye Wykoff on Dec. 28, 2005
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