Son of John Purcell Graham of Scotland and Jennet McNeill of Cumberland Co., NC. He was born in Richmond Co., NC, near Blue's Bridge, a landmark bridge which then marked the boundary for Cumberland Co. and Richmond Co. Blue's Bridge would now be located in Hoke Co., either near or on the Camp MacKall Army training facility.
Husband of Elizabeth Purcell.
Alexander Graham died while attempting to secret away food and supplies from Sherman's Army as it marched north through what is now Scotland and Hoke Cos., in North Carolina.
Alexander Graham and Elizabeth Purcell were the parents of the following children:
Mary Jane Graham (1829–1908)
Annie Elizabeth Graham (1831–1889)
Thomas Scott Graham (1834–1865)
Harriet Newell Graham (1836–1884)
Euphemia Gilchrist Graham (1839–1842)
John Purcell Graham [II] (1844–1913)
Laura Virginia Graham (1846–1908)
James Alexander Graham (1849–1855)
Husband of Elizabeth Purcell.
Alexander Graham died while attempting to secret away food and supplies from Sherman's Army as it marched north through what is now Scotland and Hoke Cos., in North Carolina.
Alexander Graham and Elizabeth Purcell were the parents of the following children:
Mary Jane Graham (1829–1908)
Annie Elizabeth Graham (1831–1889)
Thomas Scott Graham (1834–1865)
Harriet Newell Graham (1836–1884)
Euphemia Gilchrist Graham (1839–1842)
John Purcell Graham [II] (1844–1913)
Laura Virginia Graham (1846–1908)
James Alexander Graham (1849–1855)
Son of John Purcell Graham of Scotland and Jennet McNeill of Cumberland Co., NC. He was born in Richmond Co., NC, near Blue's Bridge, a landmark bridge which then marked the boundary for Cumberland Co. and Richmond Co. Blue's Bridge would now be located in Hoke Co., either near or on the Camp MacKall Army training facility.
Husband of Elizabeth Purcell.
Alexander Graham died while attempting to secret away food and supplies from Sherman's Army as it marched north through what is now Scotland and Hoke Cos., in North Carolina.
Alexander Graham and Elizabeth Purcell were the parents of the following children:
Mary Jane Graham (1829–1908)
Annie Elizabeth Graham (1831–1889)
Thomas Scott Graham (1834–1865)
Harriet Newell Graham (1836–1884)
Euphemia Gilchrist Graham (1839–1842)
John Purcell Graham [II] (1844–1913)
Laura Virginia Graham (1846–1908)
James Alexander Graham (1849–1855)
Husband of Elizabeth Purcell.
Alexander Graham died while attempting to secret away food and supplies from Sherman's Army as it marched north through what is now Scotland and Hoke Cos., in North Carolina.
Alexander Graham and Elizabeth Purcell were the parents of the following children:
Mary Jane Graham (1829–1908)
Annie Elizabeth Graham (1831–1889)
Thomas Scott Graham (1834–1865)
Harriet Newell Graham (1836–1884)
Euphemia Gilchrist Graham (1839–1842)
John Purcell Graham [II] (1844–1913)
Laura Virginia Graham (1846–1908)
James Alexander Graham (1849–1855)
Gravesite Details
Born in Richmond Co, NC, in the area of Blue's Bridge, near the Richmond-Cumberland Co border. Died in that part of Cumberland Co, NC, which would later become Hoke Co, NC.
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