Daughter of George and Ida Alexander, wife of Gordon E. Fee, whom she married around 1931, and mother of Elizabeth A. and Susanne A. Fee.
In 1915, Josephine Alexander, aged 8, could be found living on Union Street, Brooklyn, NY in the home of her parents, George Alexander Jr., aged 41, woodwork trimmer, and Ida A., aged 37, and sibling Elizabeth Alexander, aged 5.
In 1920, Josephine Alexander, aged 13, was shown living in Brooklyn her parents, George Alexander, aged 44, an architect contractor, and Ida Alexander, aged 40, and sibling and Elizabeth, aged 10.
Engagement - Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander, Jr., of 2996 Bedford Avenue, announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Josephine Alexander, to Gordon E. Fee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Fee of 322 Webster Avenue last evening at a dinner party at their home.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Banker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Chumasero Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Castles, Mr. and Mrs. Curtus Wyrtzen, Miss Beatrice Toussant, Miss Ruth La Mont, Miss Elizabeth Alexander, Jack Chesleigh, William E. Serrell and Gordon Fee.
In 1940, Josephine A. Fee, aged 33, was shown living in Oceanside, Hempstead, NY, with husband Gordon E. Fee, aged 37, salesman, and daughters, Elizabeth A., aged 9, and Susanne A. Fee, aged 3.
Josephine Kathryn Fee, aged 92 years, widow, born September 13, 1906, died on January 24, 1999 in Wake, North Carolina.
(1915 New York State Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), Wednesday, June 7, 1922 - Page 27; 1920, 1940 US Federal Census; North Carolina, Death Indexes, 1908-2004)
In 1915, Josephine Alexander, aged 8, could be found living on Union Street, Brooklyn, NY in the home of her parents, George Alexander Jr., aged 41, woodwork trimmer, and Ida A., aged 37, and sibling Elizabeth Alexander, aged 5.
In 1920, Josephine Alexander, aged 13, was shown living in Brooklyn her parents, George Alexander, aged 44, an architect contractor, and Ida Alexander, aged 40, and sibling and Elizabeth, aged 10.
Engagement - Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander, Jr., of 2996 Bedford Avenue, announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Josephine Alexander, to Gordon E. Fee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Fee of 322 Webster Avenue last evening at a dinner party at their home.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Banker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Chumasero Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Castles, Mr. and Mrs. Curtus Wyrtzen, Miss Beatrice Toussant, Miss Ruth La Mont, Miss Elizabeth Alexander, Jack Chesleigh, William E. Serrell and Gordon Fee.
In 1940, Josephine A. Fee, aged 33, was shown living in Oceanside, Hempstead, NY, with husband Gordon E. Fee, aged 37, salesman, and daughters, Elizabeth A., aged 9, and Susanne A. Fee, aged 3.
Josephine Kathryn Fee, aged 92 years, widow, born September 13, 1906, died on January 24, 1999 in Wake, North Carolina.
(1915 New York State Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), Wednesday, June 7, 1922 - Page 27; 1920, 1940 US Federal Census; North Carolina, Death Indexes, 1908-2004)
Daughter of George and Ida Alexander, wife of Gordon E. Fee, whom she married around 1931, and mother of Elizabeth A. and Susanne A. Fee.
In 1915, Josephine Alexander, aged 8, could be found living on Union Street, Brooklyn, NY in the home of her parents, George Alexander Jr., aged 41, woodwork trimmer, and Ida A., aged 37, and sibling Elizabeth Alexander, aged 5.
In 1920, Josephine Alexander, aged 13, was shown living in Brooklyn her parents, George Alexander, aged 44, an architect contractor, and Ida Alexander, aged 40, and sibling and Elizabeth, aged 10.
Engagement - Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander, Jr., of 2996 Bedford Avenue, announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Josephine Alexander, to Gordon E. Fee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Fee of 322 Webster Avenue last evening at a dinner party at their home.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Banker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Chumasero Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Castles, Mr. and Mrs. Curtus Wyrtzen, Miss Beatrice Toussant, Miss Ruth La Mont, Miss Elizabeth Alexander, Jack Chesleigh, William E. Serrell and Gordon Fee.
In 1940, Josephine A. Fee, aged 33, was shown living in Oceanside, Hempstead, NY, with husband Gordon E. Fee, aged 37, salesman, and daughters, Elizabeth A., aged 9, and Susanne A. Fee, aged 3.
Josephine Kathryn Fee, aged 92 years, widow, born September 13, 1906, died on January 24, 1999 in Wake, North Carolina.
(1915 New York State Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), Wednesday, June 7, 1922 - Page 27; 1920, 1940 US Federal Census; North Carolina, Death Indexes, 1908-2004)
In 1915, Josephine Alexander, aged 8, could be found living on Union Street, Brooklyn, NY in the home of her parents, George Alexander Jr., aged 41, woodwork trimmer, and Ida A., aged 37, and sibling Elizabeth Alexander, aged 5.
In 1920, Josephine Alexander, aged 13, was shown living in Brooklyn her parents, George Alexander, aged 44, an architect contractor, and Ida Alexander, aged 40, and sibling and Elizabeth, aged 10.
Engagement - Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander, Jr., of 2996 Bedford Avenue, announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Josephine Alexander, to Gordon E. Fee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Fee of 322 Webster Avenue last evening at a dinner party at their home.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Banker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Chumasero Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Castles, Mr. and Mrs. Curtus Wyrtzen, Miss Beatrice Toussant, Miss Ruth La Mont, Miss Elizabeth Alexander, Jack Chesleigh, William E. Serrell and Gordon Fee.
In 1940, Josephine A. Fee, aged 33, was shown living in Oceanside, Hempstead, NY, with husband Gordon E. Fee, aged 37, salesman, and daughters, Elizabeth A., aged 9, and Susanne A. Fee, aged 3.
Josephine Kathryn Fee, aged 92 years, widow, born September 13, 1906, died on January 24, 1999 in Wake, North Carolina.
(1915 New York State Census; The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), Wednesday, June 7, 1922 - Page 27; 1920, 1940 US Federal Census; North Carolina, Death Indexes, 1908-2004)
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