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Archer noted that in their 30 years of marriage, they had 10 children together. Their many descendants would include, most famously, Muhammad Ali. Archer Alexander (b. Rockbridge Co. 1806-1880) and Muhammad Ali (b. Louisville, 1942-2016). Alexander is the third-great grandfather of both Ali, and of Keith Winstead, below (Missouri History Museum).
23 set 2021 · Julia Alexander died in 1879 and was buried at the German Evangelical Cemetery, today’s St. Peter’s Cemetery, in Normandy, Missouri. A year later, Alexander became ill, was admitted to the hospital, and then moved near Eliot’s home in St. Louis. Alexander died on December 8, 1880, and was buried in a common grave in St. Peter’s Cemetery.
Archer Alexander, or Archey as he was known to his family, was born enslaved in Rockbridge County Virginia, near Lexington, in 1806. At that time, his mother’s enslaver was a Revolutionary War veteran named John Alexander (1764-1828).
24 apr 2019 · Archer Alexander or “Archey as he was known by family, was born enslaved by John Alexander in Rockbridge County, Virginia in 1806. [1] John Alexander was a respected Elder of the Presbyterian Church when he died in 1828, passing his property on to his son James Alexander. In 1829, James Alexander would make a journey to Missouri, with several ...
The colored man named Archer Alexander, supposed to be the slave of a rebel master, is hereby permitted to remain in the service of W. G. Eliot until legal right to his services shall be established by such party, if any, as may claim them. Not to exceed thirty days unless extended. F. A. DICK, Lt. Col., Prov. Mar. Gen. FEB. 28, 1863.
19 mar 2019 · This is the Alexander family, and they're not just any random family; they have significant ties to an American legend: They’re closely related to Muhammad Ali. On a winter day, they gathered with directions in hand to walk the same path as a local legend, a St. Louis resident and civil war hero. His name was Archer Alexander, and he was a slave.
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