On the left is Frances Lietha "Fannie" Hancock
Alexander and her sister Laura Hancock Ward.

Laura Hancock Ward, a.k.a. Mrs. Barney Ward, and
sister of Frances Lietha "Fannie" Hancock Alexander.

Rev. John William Reese Alexander 1819-1899, and
father of John Wesley Alexander of Darlington/Florence
counties.  He moved into the Darlington County area
from his father's home near (now) Bishopville.  Thus,
his descendants became located there.  I've seen the
original of this photo in the files of the Darlington County
Historical Commission, in fact I made this fascmile from
that photo in their offices.  The DCHC is located on
Hewitt St. in the city of Darllington, Darlington County,
South Carolina.  This is a copy machine copy.

Gladys Myrtis Alexander Ruther
1921-1969

A composite of Mrs. Frances Alexander's land plat as surveyed in 1786.
This is an edit of a larger composite, but shows a few of her neighbors.
The land is at the city limit northwest of the town of Bishopville, S.C.

Siblings Joe Alexander, Jr. and Mildred Alexander Powers.

Jessie Clifton, Sr. and Mavie Jolly Alexander

Willard Terry Alexander, Jr., son of Williard Terry, Sr. and Nobia Stricklen
Alexander.  Thanksgiving day 2002.  The man still loves to farm, and used to
do it quite a bit, but owns an appliance business which takes most of his time.

Terry Alexander, at the family reunion in 2007.

Jessie Clifton Alexander at home.  A son of Joseph
Kirkland "Joe", Sr. and Fannie Hancock Alexander.

Nobia Stricklen Alexander and Willard Terry Alexander, Sr.

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