International marriage records show Alexander Wakefield marrying Allie (or Alley) Moore in 1792.
He died between the time of the 1800 US Census and 1803, the date of his widow's remarriage.
The 1800 census indicates that there was 1 adult male and 1 adult female aged 26-45 in the household; one female 45 or over. There were two male chidren and two female children under age ten.
He died between the time of the 1800 US Census and 1803, the date of his widow's remarriage.
The 1800 census indicates that there was 1 adult male and 1 adult female aged 26-45 in the household; one female 45 or over. There were two male chidren and two female children under age ten.
International marriage records show Alexander Wakefield marrying Allie (or Alley) Moore in 1792.
He died between the time of the 1800 US Census and 1803, the date of his widow's remarriage.
The 1800 census indicates that there was 1 adult male and 1 adult female aged 26-45 in the household; one female 45 or over. There were two male chidren and two female children under age ten.
He died between the time of the 1800 US Census and 1803, the date of his widow's remarriage.
The 1800 census indicates that there was 1 adult male and 1 adult female aged 26-45 in the household; one female 45 or over. There were two male chidren and two female children under age ten.
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