Son of Samuel Alexander and Janet (Stevenson) Alexander. Married Alicia Hancock (sometimes recorded as Elisabeth) in Ware, Massachusetts Nov 14 1858. Isaac died of traumatic pneumonia from a fall going upstairs.
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Civil War Veteran
From "History of Ware" by Arthur Chase
Alexander, Isaac. born 1837.
Mustered May 25, 1861.
Private in Company E, 2nd Mass. Vols.
Discharged October 9, 1862 for disability.
Re-enlisted January 4, 1864 in Company A, 57 Mass. Vols.
Wounded in shoulder at Winchester.
Prisoner in Lincoln Tobacco Factory, Richmond, Virginia, from August, 1861 until February, 1862.
Civil War info thoughtfully contributed by findagrave member #48489796
source- death certificate at family search.org
birthdate per death certificate (may not be accurate)
Civil War Veteran
From "History of Ware" by Arthur Chase
Alexander, Isaac. born 1837.
Mustered May 25, 1861.
Private in Company E, 2nd Mass. Vols.
Discharged October 9, 1862 for disability.
Re-enlisted January 4, 1864 in Company A, 57 Mass. Vols.
Wounded in shoulder at Winchester.
Prisoner in Lincoln Tobacco Factory, Richmond, Virginia, from August, 1861 until February, 1862.
Civil War info thoughtfully contributed by findagrave member #48489796
Son of Samuel Alexander and Janet (Stevenson) Alexander. Married Alicia Hancock (sometimes recorded as Elisabeth) in Ware, Massachusetts Nov 14 1858. Isaac died of traumatic pneumonia from a fall going upstairs.
source- death certificate at family search.org
birthdate per death certificate (may not be accurate)
Civil War Veteran
From "History of Ware" by Arthur Chase
Alexander, Isaac. born 1837.
Mustered May 25, 1861.
Private in Company E, 2nd Mass. Vols.
Discharged October 9, 1862 for disability.
Re-enlisted January 4, 1864 in Company A, 57 Mass. Vols.
Wounded in shoulder at Winchester.
Prisoner in Lincoln Tobacco Factory, Richmond, Virginia, from August, 1861 until February, 1862.
Civil War info thoughtfully contributed by findagrave member #48489796
source- death certificate at family search.org
birthdate per death certificate (may not be accurate)
Civil War Veteran
From "History of Ware" by Arthur Chase
Alexander, Isaac. born 1837.
Mustered May 25, 1861.
Private in Company E, 2nd Mass. Vols.
Discharged October 9, 1862 for disability.
Re-enlisted January 4, 1864 in Company A, 57 Mass. Vols.
Wounded in shoulder at Winchester.
Prisoner in Lincoln Tobacco Factory, Richmond, Virginia, from August, 1861 until February, 1862.
Civil War info thoughtfully contributed by findagrave member #48489796
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