(1899-1973)
Roy Dudley Hatchell.  The photo was reportedly taken
during World War I.  A son of Mattie Viola Alexander
and George Chapel Hatchell, he was the 2nd husband
of Sadie E. Alexander, a daughter of Luther, Sr. and
his first wife, Nettie Hatchell Alexander.

L to R: Mary Frances Alexander Jensen; mother Edith Langston
Alexander; and father Joseph Lee Alexander.  Lee was a son of
Joseph Kirkland "Joe", Sr. and Fannie Hancock Alexander.

Sandra Gayle "Sandy" Powers Joye.  Sandy is a
daughter of Edgar Ray and Mildred Alexander Powers.

This is the cemetery in France where Barney Kirby "B.K." Alexander's remains
have been buried since 1945.  B.K. was a son of Joseph Kirkland Alexander, Sr.
and was killed during the infamous World War II "Battle of the Bulge" place in
Belgium.  Lorraine American Cemetery, Plot E Row 34 Grave 35, St. Avold,
France.  Barney was only 19 years of age when he perished.

Barney Kirby "B.K." Alexander

Mildred Alexander Powers, a daughter
of Joe and Fannie Hancock Alexander.

Nobia Stricklen Alexander and husband Willard T.
Alexander in the mountains on vacation.

Cypress Cemetery in (now) Lee County, South Carolina, once adjoined Cypress Methodist Church
with a recorded history since 1927.  This is the Cypress' 2nd cemetery.  The bodies were moved
when the church relocated a fairly short distance down the road.  The church built on this property
was distroyed by fire many years ago, and the parishioners were moved to Newman Swamp
Methodist Church (now U.M.C.) near the town of Lamar in Darlington County, South Carolina.

This was the Confederate boot camp for John Wesley Alexander and most of the men of his
Company A, 14th Regiment out of Cartersville, (now) in Florence County, South Carolina.  The
sign is located on Parklane Road, a busy retail area of Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina.

Jonathan Gardner, a son of Donna Lynn
Powers Jerman, and a grandson of Mildred
Alexander Powers.

The South Carolina Department of Archives and History, located on
Parklane Road in Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina.

Sandra "Sandy" Powers Joye, a daughter of Mildred Alexander
Powers and Edgar Ray "Sonny" Powers.  She married Greg Joye.

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