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and valuable tracts of land in Kishacoquillas Valley, in
Illinois, and in Virginia.
He married his cousin, Celia Alexander, daughter
of Robert Alexander, Esq., of Kishacoquillas Valley,
February 17, 1834. As a retreat from the busy scenes
of earlier life, he established his family in the old home-
stead of his uncle John Alexander, on that portion of
his grandfather's tract of 1755, which has already been
described as including the site of Logan's Cabin and
Logan's Springs. Here, he and his pious and excellent
wife have given commendable attention to the training:
and education of a family of more than ordinary intelli-
gence and interest. While leading a busy life in gen-
eral, Mr. Alexander has maintained a habit of occasional
relaxation for the enjoyment of hospitality, and of the
exciting and healthful sports of the angler and hunter.
Their children are :
1. Jane Elizabeth Alexander, born January 23, 1836.
2. James Porterfield Alexander, born Nov. 22, 1838.
3. Celia Ann Alexander, born February 13, 1841.
4. Missiouria Mary Alexander, born May 31, 1843.
5. Napoleon Bonaparte Alexander, born November
21, 1845 ; died December 21, 1846.
6. Matilda Virginia Alexander, born September 12,
1847 ; died March 20, 1855.
7. Lucy Josephine Alexander, born February 14,
1850; died May 16, 1871.
8. Robert Ard Alexander, born February 15, 1852.
9. Emma Rosalind Alexander, born Oct. 29, 1854.
1. Jane E. Alexander married Rev. Lefferd Lease
Haughawout. See Section iii. 2, for their family
record.
2. James Porterfield Alexander married Annie
Augusta Halsey, daughter of Joseph J. and Mildred J.
Halsey, of Virginia. February 4, 1874. The residence

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