OBITUARY.
New York Times (1857-Current file); Jan 13, 1893; ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851-2003) pg. 5
"burial in the family plot in Cave Hill Cemetery"
Research indicates he was married twice, first to Lucy Fitzhugh DADE and then Eliza Hickey NEWCOMB. The latter marriage ended up making headlines about a bitter separation. They also became a case for the New York Supreme Court in the 1870s.
Father of (by the first wife) Ellen, Anida, Lawrence, Ludwell, Welcome (Nelson?), Mason, and Frank; (by the second wife) Junius Brutus Alexander and Maria Louisa Alexander Richards Aldrich.
New York Times (1857-Current file); Jan 13, 1893; ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851-2003) pg. 5
"burial in the family plot in Cave Hill Cemetery"
Research indicates he was married twice, first to Lucy Fitzhugh DADE and then Eliza Hickey NEWCOMB. The latter marriage ended up making headlines about a bitter separation. They also became a case for the New York Supreme Court in the 1870s.
Father of (by the first wife) Ellen, Anida, Lawrence, Ludwell, Welcome (Nelson?), Mason, and Frank; (by the second wife) Junius Brutus Alexander and Maria Louisa Alexander Richards Aldrich.
OBITUARY.
New York Times (1857-Current file); Jan 13, 1893; ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851-2003) pg. 5
"burial in the family plot in Cave Hill Cemetery"
Research indicates he was married twice, first to Lucy Fitzhugh DADE and then Eliza Hickey NEWCOMB. The latter marriage ended up making headlines about a bitter separation. They also became a case for the New York Supreme Court in the 1870s.
Father of (by the first wife) Ellen, Anida, Lawrence, Ludwell, Welcome (Nelson?), Mason, and Frank; (by the second wife) Junius Brutus Alexander and Maria Louisa Alexander Richards Aldrich.
New York Times (1857-Current file); Jan 13, 1893; ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851-2003) pg. 5
"burial in the family plot in Cave Hill Cemetery"
Research indicates he was married twice, first to Lucy Fitzhugh DADE and then Eliza Hickey NEWCOMB. The latter marriage ended up making headlines about a bitter separation. They also became a case for the New York Supreme Court in the 1870s.
Father of (by the first wife) Ellen, Anida, Lawrence, Ludwell, Welcome (Nelson?), Mason, and Frank; (by the second wife) Junius Brutus Alexander and Maria Louisa Alexander Richards Aldrich.
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