William D Alexander, son of David Alexander and Amanda Stockard, married Jessie M Taylor on May 13, 1885 in Lancaster Co, Nebraska. They had three children: daughters Jessie Hazel Alexander, Dorothy T Alexander and foster son William Alexander.
According to Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska, Seward Co, Part 6, published in 1882, Wm D was proprietor and editor of the Seward County Democrat, a four-page seven-column circular, published at Milford, with a circulation of 450 copies.
Wm D died at Spirit Lake in Dickinson Co, Iowa on May 17, 1922 and was buried in Blue Mound Cemetery in Milford.
According to Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska, Seward Co, Part 6, published in 1882, Wm D was proprietor and editor of the Seward County Democrat, a four-page seven-column circular, published at Milford, with a circulation of 450 copies.
Wm D died at Spirit Lake in Dickinson Co, Iowa on May 17, 1922 and was buried in Blue Mound Cemetery in Milford.
William D Alexander, son of David Alexander and Amanda Stockard, married Jessie M Taylor on May 13, 1885 in Lancaster Co, Nebraska. They had three children: daughters Jessie Hazel Alexander, Dorothy T Alexander and foster son William Alexander.
According to Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska, Seward Co, Part 6, published in 1882, Wm D was proprietor and editor of the Seward County Democrat, a four-page seven-column circular, published at Milford, with a circulation of 450 copies.
Wm D died at Spirit Lake in Dickinson Co, Iowa on May 17, 1922 and was buried in Blue Mound Cemetery in Milford.
According to Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska, Seward Co, Part 6, published in 1882, Wm D was proprietor and editor of the Seward County Democrat, a four-page seven-column circular, published at Milford, with a circulation of 450 copies.
Wm D died at Spirit Lake in Dickinson Co, Iowa on May 17, 1922 and was buried in Blue Mound Cemetery in Milford.
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