Family of George Washington ALEXANDER and Melinda ZEHR

Husband:	George Washington ALEXANDER (1880-1958)
Wife:	Melinda ZEHR (1880-1947)
Children:	Raymond E ALEXANDER (1920-1998)

Husband: George Washington ALEXANDER

George Washington ALEXANDER

Name:	George Washington ALEXANDER
Sex:	Male
Father:	-
Mother:	-
Birth	Jan 11, 1880	Harrisburg, New York, USA
Death	Feb 5, 1958 (age 78)

Wife: Melinda ZEHR

Melinda ZEHR

Name:	Melinda ZEHR
Sex:	Female
Father:	Christian ZEHR (1852-1939)
Mother:	Amelia VANETTEN (1854-1933)
Birth	Jan 6, 1880	Croghan, Lewis, New York, USA
Death	Sep 9, 1947 (age 67)

Child 1: Raymond E ALEXANDER

Name:	Raymond E ALEXANDER
Sex:	Male
Birth	Feb 6, 1920
Death	Sep, 1998 (age 78)	Copenhagen, Lewis, New York, USA

Note on Husband: George Washington ALEXANDER

Burial:

Riverside Cemetery

Copenhagen

Lewis County

New York, USA

Note on Wife: Melinda ZEHR

Mrs. Melinda Zehr Alexander, 67, resident of this area for the past ,40 years, and wife of George W. Alexander, died Saturday evening at 8 after a diabetic illness of four years.

Funeral services were held from her home Tuesday afternoon at 2, with Rev. Lawrence Heatherington, Methodist pastor at Copenhagen, officiating. Burial was made in Riverside, cemetery, Copenhagen.

Mrs. Alexander leaves, besides her husband, five sons, Everett Alexander, Massena; Earl and Raymond Alexander, both of Massena; Earl and Raymond Alexander, both of Copenhagen; George Alexander, North Carolina, and Clarence Alexander, Barnes Corners, and four daughters, Mrs ,Carl (Dorothy) Fuller, Framingham, Mass., Mrs James (Marion) Cody, Copenhagen; Mrs Raymond (Marjorie) Parsons, Three Mile Bay, and Mrs. Fred (Margaret) Dorr, Chaumont. There are twelve grandchildren. A sister, Mrs. Loren (Ella) Christian, Dexter, and three brothers, Bert Zehr, Waterville; George Zehr, Norwich, and Henry Zehr, Watertown, also survive.

Mrs Alexander, a daughter of Christian and Amelia Van Etten, was born at Indian River, Jan. 6, 1880. She was married to George W. Alexander Jan 15, 1907, by Rev. B. J. McLaughlin in a ceremony at Carthage. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, who had lived all their imarned life in this locality, moved to Copenhagen only two months ago.