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     Edward F. Alexander was born on 4 September 1850 in Holyoke, Hampden County, Massachusetts, listed as child of P. C. Alexander and Mary A. Alexander.² He was the son of Philip C. Alexander and Mary Ann Taylor.¹ The census of 1860 shows Edward F. Alexander, 10, attending school, in the household of Philip Allexander and Mariam Alexander, at Easthampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.³ The census of 1870 shows Edward F. Alexander, 19, working in a rubber mill, in the household of Philip Allexander and Mary Ann Alexander, at Easthampton.⁴ The census of 1880 shows Edward F. Alexander, 30, working in a suspender mill, in the household of Philip Alexander and Mary Ann Alexander, at Easthampton.¹ The census of 1900 shows Edwin F. Alexander, a leather cutter, in the household of Nettie Rust, at 7 Garfield Ave., Easthampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.⁵

The census of 1910 shows Edward Alexander, 60, an inmate, living at the town farm on Oliver Street, Easthampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.⁶

     Edwin Alexander was born about 1846 in Bow, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.¹ He was the son of James Green Alexander and Aurelia Veazey.¹

     Edwin G. Alexander was born on 22 June 1849 in Bow, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.^1,2 He was the son of Willoughby Colby Alexander and Sarah Ann Blood.¹ The census of 1850 shows Edmund Alexander, 1, in the household of Willoughby Alexander and Sarah Alexander, at Bow.³ The census of 1860 shows Edwin G. Alexander, 10, attending school, in the household of Ely Alexander, at Bow.⁴ The census of 1870 shows Edwin G. Alexander, 21, a farmer with $350 personal estate, in the household of Willowby Alexander and Sarah Alexander, at Bow.⁵

He married Nellie S. Blake on 31 December 1870 in Bow.^1,6
Edwin lived at the Andrew Gault farm on the river road, Bow, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.¹

In 1876, Edwin Alexander was a farmer.⁷ The census of 1880 shows Edwin G. Alexander, a farm laborer, in the household of Williby C. Alexander and Sarah A. Alexander, at Bow.⁸ He and Nellie S. Blake were divorced in 1884.¹

The census of 1900 shows Edwin G. Alexander, 51, a farmer, and George A. Alexander, 24, a farm laborer living at Bow.⁹

He died on 7 June 1907 in Bow, at age 57.²

     Ella J. Alexander was born on 4 September 1850 in Holyoke, Hampden County, Massachusetts, listed as child of P. C. Alexander and Mary A. Alexander.² She was the daughter of Philip C. Alexander and Mary Ann Taylor.¹ The census of 1860 shows Ella Jenette Ward, 10, attending school, in the household of Philip Allexander and Mariam Alexander, at Easthampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.³

She married Oscar Ward in 1868.⁴ The census of 1870 shows Ella Jenette Ward, 19, housekeeping, in the household of Philip Allexander and Mary Ann Alexander, at Easthampton.⁵

The census of 1880 shows Oscar Ward, 34, an overseer in the suspender mill, and Ella Jenette Ward, 29, keeping house, listed with Nettie E. Ward, Effie N. Ward and Myrtie L. Ward living at Easthampton. Also in the household were Lydia Ward, 25, from New York, and Addie Donaldson, 19, from Vermont. They both worked in the suspender mill.⁶

The census of 1900 shows Oscar Ward, 54, working with leather, and Ella Jenette Ward, 49, listed with Alger L. Ward, Nettie E. Ward, Effie M. Ward and Myrtie L. Ward living at 71 Williston Avenue, Easthampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.⁷

The census of 1910 shows Oscar Ward, 64, an overseer in the suspender mill, and Ella Jenette Ward, 59, with no occupation, listed with Nettie E. Ward and Effie N. Ward living at 75 Williston Ave., Easthampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.⁸

The census of 1920 shows Oscar Ward, 74, a farmer, and Ella J. Alexander, 69, listed with Effie M. Ward living at Williston Avenue, Easthampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.⁹

     Elvina S. Alexander was born on 2 December 1830 in New Hampshire.^2,3 She was the daughter of Philip C. Alexander and Mary Ann Taylor.¹ The census of 1850 shows Elvina S. Morrison, 19, in the household of Philip C. Alexander and Mary A. Alexander, at Holyoke, Hampden County, Massachusetts.³

She married John C. Morrison on 30 November 1854.¹

The census of 1860 shows John C. Morrison, 29, a boatman with $150 personal estate, and Elvina S. Morrison, 29, listed with Nellie J. Morrison, Joseph F. Morrison and Harriet E. Morrison living at Holyoke, Hampden County, Massachusetts. Also in the household were Asa Strong, 27, a painter, born in Mass; and Rosella Strong, 27, born in N.H.⁴

The census of 1880 shows Elvina Morrison, 50, keeping house, listed with Nellie J. Morrison, Hattie E. Morrison and George F. Morrison living at Easthampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.⁵

The census of 1910 shows Elvina S. Morrison, 79, living at 65 Williston Avenue, Easthampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.⁶

     Esther Francis "Francesca" Alexander was born on 27 February 1837.¹ She was the daughter of Francis Alexander and Lucia Grey Swett.¹

She died on 21 January 1917 at age 79.¹

     Eva M. Alexander was born in 1920 or 1921 in New Hampshire.¹ She was the daughter of Burt Fellows Alexander and Eva Noyes.¹ The census of 1930 shows Eva M. Alexander, 9, attending school, in the household of Burt Fellows Alexander and Eva Alexander, at the Londonderry Turnpike, Bow, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.¹

She married ---(?)--- Westover.²

She died before 29 June 2005.²

     Francis Alexander was born on 3 February 1800.¹

He married Lucia Grey Swett, daughter of Samuel Swett and Lucia Gray.¹

He died on 27 March 1880 at age 80.¹

     Frank Alexander was born about 1850.¹ He was the son of James Green Alexander and Aurelia Veazey.¹ He died young.¹

     

Frank M. Alexander was a matchmaker, and living on Summer Street.² He was born on 1 September 1872 in Bow, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.² He was the son of Edwin G. Alexander and Nellie S. Blake.¹ The census of 1880 shows Frank M. Alexander, at home, in the household of Williby C. Alexander and Sarah A. Alexander, at Bow.³

He married Vasta M. Lakeman in 1896 or 1897.⁴

In 1900, Frank M. Alexander was a watchmaker.²

The census of 1900 shows Frank M. Alexander, 26, a jeweler, and Vasta M. Alexander, 24, listed with Herbert G. Alexander and Evelyn M. Alexander living at 65 Pleasant Street, Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.⁵

The census of 1910 shows Frank M. Alexander, 37. a self-employed jeweler, and Vasta M. Alexander, 34, listed with Herbert G. Alexander, Evelyn M. Alexander, Gladys E. Alexander and Leon E. Alexander living at Turnpike, Bow, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.⁴

     Frank M. Alexander was born on 6 January 1920 in Massachusetts.^2,3 He was the son of George Herbert Alexander and Henrietta Cox.¹ The census of 1930 shows Frank N. Alexander, 10, attending school, in the household of George H. Alexander and Henrietta Alexander, at 83 Beacon St, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.³

On 5 August 1942 at Boston Highlands, Suffolk County, Massachusetts,, Frank M. Alexander enlisted. His was described as height 71" and weight 152 lbs.. He had completed 1 year of high school, and was a cook. He was seperated, with dependants.⁴
As of 1984, Frank lived at Sharon, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.⁵

He died on 2 September 2004 in Sharon, at age 84.²

     George Herbert Alexander was born on 1 April 1876 in Bow, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.^2,3 He was the son of Edwin G. Alexander and Nellie S. Blake.¹ The census of 1880 shows George H. Alexander in the household of Williby C. Alexander and Sarah A. Alexander, at Bow.⁴

The census of 1900 shows Edwin G. Alexander, 51, a farmer, and George A. Alexander, 24, a farm laborer living at Bow.⁵

He married Henrietta Cox on 11 June 1907 in Hyde Park, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, George was a train baggage master, and Henrietta was at home. They were married by William H. Dewart, a Milton clergyman.⁶

In 1908, George Herbert Alexander was a brakeman.²

The census of 1910 shows George H. Alexander, 34, a railroad baggage handler, and Henrietta Alexander, 26 living at Hyde Park.⁷

On 12 September 1918 at Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts,, George Herbert Alexander He was a railroad conductor for the NY NH & H RR working out of South Station. He was tall, of medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair.⁸
As of 12 September 1918, George and Henrietta lived at 83 Beacon St, Hyde Park, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁸

The census of 1920 shows George H. Alexander, 42, a conductor on the N.Y. & N.H., and Henrietta Alexander, 37, listed with George H. Alexander Jr., Edwin J. Alexander, Henrietta H. Alexander, Ruth M. Alexander and Charles H. Alexander living at 83 Beacon St, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁹

The census of 1930 shows George H. Alexander, 54, a conductor for a steam railroad, owner of a $5500 home, and Henrietta Alexander, 46, listed with Edwin J. Alexander, George H. Alexander Jr., Frank N. Alexander, Henrietta H. Alexander, Ruth M. Alexander and Charles H. Alexander living at 83 Beacon St, Boston.¹⁰

     George H. Alexander was born on 5 April 1910 in Hyde Park, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.^2,3 He was the son of George Herbert Alexander and Henrietta Cox.¹ The census of 1920 shows George H. Alexander Jr., 9, attending public school, in the household of George H. Alexander and Henrietta Alexander, at 83 Beacon St, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.⁴ The census of 1930 shows George H. Alexander Jr., 20, a pressman at a printing company, in the household of George H. Alexander and Henrietta Alexander, at 83 Beacon St, Boston.¹

On 5 August 1942 George H. Alexander Jr. enlisted. His description was "height 69" and weight 138 lbs." He had completed 2 years of high school, and was a "Master, Ship or Mail Clerk (Clerk, postal or mail. ) or Personnel Clerk or Traffic Rate Clerk or Dispatcher, Motor Vehicle." He was single, without dependants.⁵
As of 1984, George lived at Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.⁶

He died on 6 January 1991 in Barnstable, at age 80.²