Hezekiah Alexander
(13 January 1722 - 16 July 1801)
| Marriage* | | Principal=Mary Sample |
| Birth* | 13 January 1722 | Cecil County, Maryland, United States, This birthdate is from the Hezekiah website, however, according to the Karchaske reference his gravestone states he was 78 which would put his birthdate laater in 1722 or in 1723. |
| Occupation* | circa 1750 | a blacksmith when he first moved to North Carolina, but later made his fortune as a farmer. |
| Emigration* | after 1754 | Maryland to North Carolina, Principal=John McKnitt Alexander |
| Land* | 1 April 1767 | 300 acres on a branch of Sugar Creek, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States, from his brother John. It was here that he built a large stone house in 1774 for his growing family. He lived here until his death in 1801. According to the Meclenburg Historic Landmarks Commission, "Architecturally, the Hezekiah Alexander House reflects the influence of the German emigrants who came to North Carolina from Pennsylvania in the 1750s and 60s. During that period several thousand families settled in Mecklenburg and the adjoining counties. Many of those settlers constructed houses of native stone similar to that of Alexander's. They were quite similar in form to houses built by the Germans in Pennsylvania and the Dutch in the Hudson Valley. The Hezekiah Alexander House is one of the few surviving examples of this architectural type in North Carolina.
Exterior: The Hezekiah Alexander House was constructed of native Piedmont stone in a random pattern with oyster shell mortar. The walls are two feet thick. The structure is two full stories over a high basement. The front and rear facades are each of three bays with contour doors. The attic is lit by a pair of small windows in the west gable and one in the northeast corner of the east gable. The windows are six-over-six in configuration, all having batten shutters. Segmental arches were originally constructed over all windows and doorways. Those on the front and rear facades have keystones. Some of these arches were eliminated during alterations to the house, probably at sometime during the nineteenth century. In the west gable there is an intersecting blind round window. The roof is now covered with asbestos shingles; originally it was covered with cypress shakes. The wide overhang of the eaves is not original. The exterior dimensions of the house are length 36' 5" and width 35' 5".
Interior: The present interior plan has one long room across the front of the house with an open stair in one end and a corner fireplace in the other. Originally there was a wooden partition dividing the stair hall from the parlor. The present stair is a replacement from the original enclosed one. Behind this room are two smaller rooms, a kitchen and bedroom, divided by a small passage leading to the rear door. The right-hand wall is one of a later date. Originally there were two rooms of unequal size on the rear. There are corner fireplaces in both rear rooms. The chimney breasts were originally plastered. There is a warming cupboard over the fire place in the right-hand rear room. This room must have been used as the kitchen.
On the second floor there are three rooms and a stair hall. The wall between the stair hall and the room behind it is of dubious form and may not be original. There are no fireplaces on the second floor. The basement is divided into two rooms of unequal size by a transverse stone wall. There is a stair to the second floor and an exterior entrance in the southeast corner if the east room. All ceilings show exposed structural members. All of the stone walls are plastered on the interior. The other interior partitions are composed of simple vertical wooden sheathing. "
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| Religion* | | in the Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church in Mecklenburg County. |
| Political* | 1775 | Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States, Hezekiah was a member of the Mecklenburg County Committee of Safety |
| Note* | | was a tustee of Queens College, chartered in 1771, renamed Liberty Hall in 1774. |
| Political | 21 August 1775 | he was appointed by the Provincial Congress meeting in Hillsborough to the Salisbury District Committee of Safety which was to serve as the local governing body for a muti-county area. |
| Political | November 1776 | Hezekiah and other state delegates went to Halifax and formed the Fifth Provincial Congress which was charged with writing the first state constitution. |
| Military* | 1776 | 4th Regiment of North Carolina as paymaster |
| Death* | 16 July 1801 | United States |
| Burial* | July 1801 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
Infant Alexander
(10 October 1869 - October 1869)
| Death* | October 1869 | United States |
| Birth* | 10 October 1869 | United States |
| Burial* | October 1869 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
Isaac Alexander
(February 1750 - 13 January 1812)
| Marriage* | | According to King, Isaac was married three times. |
| Birth* | February 1750 | |
| Occupation* | circa 1780 | physician who practiced medicine for several years in Camden, SC and also was a doctor during the Revolutionary War. |
| Note* | 1786 | In his father's willl, Isaac is only left 5 pounds, however, he is made executor, so he may have already been successful and not needed the money. One source states that Isaac was a doctor. |
| Death* | 13 January 1812 | Camden County, South Carolina, United States |
Isaac Alexander
(circa 1710 - )
Isaac Alexander
(before 1760 - )
Isaac Alexander
(1756 - 2 September 1833)
| Birth* | 1756 | This birthdate is based on the age of 77 on his gravestone. |
| Death* | 2 September 1833 | United States |
| Burial* | September 1833 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
James Alexander
(circa 1695 - )
| Birth* | circa 1695 | |
| Marriage* | | New Munster, Cecil County, Maryland, United States, Principal=Margaret McKnitt |
James R. Alexander
(1822 - 21 October 1842)
| Birth* | 1822 | This birthdate is based on the age of 20 on gravestone. |
| Death* | 21 October 1842 | United States |
| Burial* | October 1842 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
James T. Alexander
(1777 - 12 June 1825)
| Birth* | 1777 | this birthdate is based on the age of 48 on his gravestone. |
| Death* | 12 June 1825 | United States |
| Burial* | June 1825 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
Jane Alexander
| Married Name | 9 January 1792 | Pfifer |
| Marriage* | 9 January 1792 | Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States, Principal=Paul Pfifer |
Jane Alexander
| Married Name | | McKnitt |
| Marriage* | | Principal=John McKnitt |
| Birth* | | |
Jane Alexander
(9 February 1857 - 17 December 1870)
| Birth* | 9 February 1857 | |
| Death* | 17 December 1870 | United States |
| Burial* | December 1870 | 9feb1857, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
Jane J. Alexander
(April 1749 - 9 July 1819)
| Birth* | April 1749 | This birthdate is based on the age of 70yy 3m on the gravestone. |
| Death* | 9 July 1819 | United States |
| Burial* | July 1819 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
Jane L. Alexander
(1828 - 1 November 1831)
| Birth* | 1828 | This birthdate is based on the age of 3 on her gravestone. |
| Death* | 1 November 1831 | United States |
| Burial* | November 1831 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
Jane S. Alexander
(October 1826 - 10 September 1827)
| Birth* | October 1826 | United States, This birthdate is based on the age of 11m on her gravestone. |
| Death* | 10 September 1827 | United States, Witness=Elias Alexander, Witness=Dorcas Amelia (?) |
| Burial* | September 1827 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
Jebediah Alexander
(circa 1705 - )
Jenny Alexander
(30 March 1786 - 19 April 1814)
| Birth* | 30 March 1786 | This birthdate is based on age of 28y 20d on her gravestone. |
| Death* | 19 April 1814 | United States |
| Burial* | April 1814 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
Joab Alexander
(9 February 1769 - 21 March 1828)
| Birth* | 9 February 1769 | United States, This birthdate is based on the age of 59 on his gravestone. The Mecklenburg Signers book states he was 58, King gives this date as his birthdate. |
| Note* | 1786 | Joab is left 250 acres, the southern part of the plantation, in his father's will. He is the only son to have received any land. |
| Marriage* | | Principal=Hannah Wallace |
| Death* | 21 March 1828 | |
| Burial* | 1828 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
Joel Alexander
(26 April 1773 - 17 May 1825)
| Birth* | 26 April 1773 | This date is based on the age of 53y 21d on his gravestone. |
| Death* | 17 May 1825 | United States |
| Burial* | May 1825 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
Johah Alexander
(1769 - 1823)
| Birth* | 1769 | This birthdate is based on the age of 54 on his gravestone. |
| Death* | 1823 | United States |
| Burial* | 1823 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
John Alexander
(circa 1750 - )
John Alexander
(between 1808 and 1829 - )
| Birth* | between 1808 and 1829 | |
John Graham Alexander
(13 September 1840 - 24 September 1925)
| Birth* | 13 September 1840 | |
| Death* | 24 September 1925 | |
| Burial* | September 1925 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
John M. Alexander
(1792 - 26 April 1818)
| Birth* | 1792 | This birthdate is based on the age of 26 on his gravestone. |
| Death* | 26 April 1818 | United States |
| Burial* | April 1818 | Sugaw Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Sugar Creek and Tyron Street, North Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States |
John McKnitt Alexander
(circa 1733 - 10 July 1817)
| Birth* | circa 1733 | Maryland, United States |
| Emigration* | after 1754 | Maryland to North Carolina, Principal=Hezekiah Alexander |
| Occupation* | | Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States, a crown surveyor and county magistrate |
| Death* | 10 July 1817 | |
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