This is what found. John Alexander lived in Fawn Twp 1783. He had 30 acres and his tax was 18. This included town called Peach Bottom. On Henry do not think this what wanted but, James & Eliz dau Rachel S Alexander married a Charles R McConkey born 1839 married her 12/27/1866 and kids were names Henry Alexander, Charles Reynolds and a Mary E. Will try to find more on John. Stephennie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan McIntyre" <sbmc2@chartermi.net> To: <ALEXANDER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2006 3:56 PM Subject: Re: [ALEXANDER-L] Found these Alexander in York Co > What a generous offer Stephennie! > Would you be kind enough to share what your CD says about Henry & John > Alexander. I have briefly looked into the York Co. PA Alexanders and > collected some documents because the given name Henry appears in the > family. My Alexander family is firmly documented in Frederick Co. MD but > I know that much of the area was settled by families from Lancaster & York > Co. PA so I am hoping to eventually make a connection. > Thank you, > Susan McIntyre > > > Stephennie Rosendorf wrote: > >>I just got a cd on HISTORY OF YORK CO. 1886. Did a scan on last name of >>ALEXANDER and came up with these names >>JOHN,JAS.,WILLIAM,HUGH,ANDREW,JAMES,ISSAC,S.A ALEXANDER,HENRY AND A RACHEL >>FROM JAMES AND ELIZ MARRIAGE. This cd is packed with info is 1031 pages. >>Now I do not mind looking for anyone that thinks any of these names might >>be in there family or even a different family since can do a find and get >>to them easy. If want me to give me name and will try to do as soon as >>can. I might be a little slow but you will get an answer I promise. >>Stephennie >> >> >> > > > ==== ALEXANDER Mailing List ==== > Any complaints, please e-mail > gkilgore@cgmailbox.com >

Thank you Stephennie, I will add this information to what I have collected on the PA Alexanders. Sounds as if Rachel S. Alexander/McConkey may have named her son Henry Alexander after a sibling or ancestor of hers but I am not familiar with her father James Alexander so I am not sure. I know that my Henry Alexander had a son named John b. 1761 Frederick Co. MD so there could be a connection. But with all the given names repeated in the Alexander families it is very difficult to ever be sure. I do appreciate you taking the time out of your holiday weekend to offer this lookup! Susan Stephennie Rosendorf wrote: > This is what found. John Alexander lived in Fawn Twp 1783. He had 30 > acres and his tax was 18. This included town called Peach Bottom. On > Henry do not think this what wanted but, James & Eliz dau Rachel S > Alexander married a Charles R McConkey born 1839 married her > 12/27/1866 and kids were names Henry Alexander, Charles Reynolds and a > Mary E. Will try to find more on John. Stephennie > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan McIntyre" <sbmc2@chartermi.net> > To: <ALEXANDER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2006 3:56 PM > Subject: Re: [ALEXANDER-L] Found these Alexander in York Co > >> What a generous offer Stephennie! >> Would you be kind enough to share what your CD says about Henry & >> John Alexander. I have briefly looked into the York Co. PA >> Alexanders and collected some documents because the given name Henry >> appears in the family. My Alexander family is firmly documented in >> Frederick Co. MD but I know that much of the area was settled by >> families from Lancaster & York Co. PA so I am hoping to eventually >> make a connection. >> Thank you, >> Susan McIntyre >> >> >> Stephennie Rosendorf wrote: >> >>> I just got a cd on HISTORY OF YORK CO. 1886. Did a scan on last name >>> of ALEXANDER and came up with these names >>> JOHN,JAS.,WILLIAM,HUGH,ANDREW,JAMES,ISSAC,S.A ALEXANDER,HENRY AND A >>> RACHEL FROM JAMES AND ELIZ MARRIAGE. This cd is packed with info is >>> 1031 pages. Now I do not mind looking for anyone that thinks any of >>> these names might be in there family or even a different family >>> since can do a find and get to them easy. If want me to give me name >>> and will try to do as soon as can. I might be a little slow but you >>> will get an answer I promise. Stephennie >>