George was the son of George W. & Virginia Alexander and husband of Jennie Burns.
Obituary:
GEORGE A. ALEXANDER
George A. Alexander, 76 years old, of Saunders Creek, near Milton, who died in a Huntington hospital at 6:30 o'clock yesterday morning following a prolonged illness, will be buried in Wilson cemetery this afternoon following funeral services at 2:30 o'clock at the Heck Funeral home in Milton with the Rev. J. Thornburg, assisted by the Rev. Gene Thornburg, of Huntington, officiating.
Mr. Alexander was prominently known in Cabell county as a farmer and cattleman.
Pallbearers will be C. L. Harshbarger, Robert E. Thornburg, E. E. Harshbarger, E. S. Jacks, Grover Blackwood, Dr. F. F. Farnsworth, Walter Johnson and Mack Roberts.
Surviving are two sons, one daughter and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Fannie Cooper, of Milton.
The Herald Advertiser, Sunday Morning, April 21. 1935
Obituary:
GEORGE A. ALEXANDER
George A. Alexander, 76 years old, of Saunders Creek, near Milton, who died in a Huntington hospital at 6:30 o'clock yesterday morning following a prolonged illness, will be buried in Wilson cemetery this afternoon following funeral services at 2:30 o'clock at the Heck Funeral home in Milton with the Rev. J. Thornburg, assisted by the Rev. Gene Thornburg, of Huntington, officiating.
Mr. Alexander was prominently known in Cabell county as a farmer and cattleman.
Pallbearers will be C. L. Harshbarger, Robert E. Thornburg, E. E. Harshbarger, E. S. Jacks, Grover Blackwood, Dr. F. F. Farnsworth, Walter Johnson and Mack Roberts.
Surviving are two sons, one daughter and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Fannie Cooper, of Milton.
The Herald Advertiser, Sunday Morning, April 21. 1935
George was the son of George W. & Virginia Alexander and husband of Jennie Burns.
Obituary:
GEORGE A. ALEXANDER
George A. Alexander, 76 years old, of Saunders Creek, near Milton, who died in a Huntington hospital at 6:30 o'clock yesterday morning following a prolonged illness, will be buried in Wilson cemetery this afternoon following funeral services at 2:30 o'clock at the Heck Funeral home in Milton with the Rev. J. Thornburg, assisted by the Rev. Gene Thornburg, of Huntington, officiating.
Mr. Alexander was prominently known in Cabell county as a farmer and cattleman.
Pallbearers will be C. L. Harshbarger, Robert E. Thornburg, E. E. Harshbarger, E. S. Jacks, Grover Blackwood, Dr. F. F. Farnsworth, Walter Johnson and Mack Roberts.
Surviving are two sons, one daughter and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Fannie Cooper, of Milton.
The Herald Advertiser, Sunday Morning, April 21. 1935
Obituary:
GEORGE A. ALEXANDER
George A. Alexander, 76 years old, of Saunders Creek, near Milton, who died in a Huntington hospital at 6:30 o'clock yesterday morning following a prolonged illness, will be buried in Wilson cemetery this afternoon following funeral services at 2:30 o'clock at the Heck Funeral home in Milton with the Rev. J. Thornburg, assisted by the Rev. Gene Thornburg, of Huntington, officiating.
Mr. Alexander was prominently known in Cabell county as a farmer and cattleman.
Pallbearers will be C. L. Harshbarger, Robert E. Thornburg, E. E. Harshbarger, E. S. Jacks, Grover Blackwood, Dr. F. F. Farnsworth, Walter Johnson and Mack Roberts.
Surviving are two sons, one daughter and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Fannie Cooper, of Milton.
The Herald Advertiser, Sunday Morning, April 21. 1935
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ALEXANDER
GEORGE A.
1858 - 1935
IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE
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HIS WIFE
JENNIE
1871 - 1921
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
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