According to William J. Trotter of Ft. Worth, William Young Alexander was the brother of Elvie C. (Alexander) Trotter, wife of Walter Trotter. He is buried in the Antioch Cemetery next to his sister. Their parents were Charlie Farris & Elvira (Martin) Alexander.
He married Lucille Irven on the
30 Sep 1909 in Freestone County.
They are on the 1910 Census of Freestone County living a few houses up from Elva Alexander, a widow age 54, with daughters Edna and Eugenia which would be his mother and sisters.
He married Lucille Irven on the
30 Sep 1909 in Freestone County.
They are on the 1910 Census of Freestone County living a few houses up from Elva Alexander, a widow age 54, with daughters Edna and Eugenia which would be his mother and sisters.
According to William J. Trotter of Ft. Worth, William Young Alexander was the brother of Elvie C. (Alexander) Trotter, wife of Walter Trotter. He is buried in the Antioch Cemetery next to his sister. Their parents were Charlie Farris & Elvira (Martin) Alexander.
He married Lucille Irven on the
30 Sep 1909 in Freestone County.
They are on the 1910 Census of Freestone County living a few houses up from Elva Alexander, a widow age 54, with daughters Edna and Eugenia which would be his mother and sisters.
He married Lucille Irven on the
30 Sep 1909 in Freestone County.
They are on the 1910 Census of Freestone County living a few houses up from Elva Alexander, a widow age 54, with daughters Edna and Eugenia which would be his mother and sisters.
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