Thomas Alexander came to the USA in 1904 through Ellis Island, on the ship Columbia. He was born on Cargans, Armagh, Ireland the son of a farmer. His parents were Thomas Alexander and Mary Anne Greenaway. His granfather was also Thomas Alexander (my brother is the last Thomas Alexander in a row.....he is the 7th or 8th one).
This Thomas gave up farming here in America to become a carpenter, he also helped work on the railways.
He spent his life in New York, New York.
This Thomas gave up farming here in America to become a carpenter, he also helped work on the railways.
He spent his life in New York, New York.
Thomas Alexander came to the USA in 1904 through Ellis Island, on the ship Columbia. He was born on Cargans, Armagh, Ireland the son of a farmer. His parents were Thomas Alexander and Mary Anne Greenaway. His granfather was also Thomas Alexander (my brother is the last Thomas Alexander in a row.....he is the 7th or 8th one).
This Thomas gave up farming here in America to become a carpenter, he also helped work on the railways.
He spent his life in New York, New York.
This Thomas gave up farming here in America to become a carpenter, he also helped work on the railways.
He spent his life in New York, New York.
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