Person in the county’s record
“Governor, 1805-07. Was a surgeon in Revolutionary War; later Congressman. Birthplace was 3 mi. N.”
State historical marker: L-8: Nathaniel Alexander 1756-1808
7 works in the index name this person.
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Nathaniel Alexander (b. 1756- d. 1808) was the 13th Governor of North Carolina, elected for two terms (1805-1807). Alexander practiced medicine for several years after graduating from the College of New Jersey (now Prin…
Nathaniel Alexander (b. 1756- d. 1808) was the 13th Governor of North Carolina, elected for two terms (1805-1807). Alexander practiced medicine for several years after graduating from the College of New Jersey (now Prin…
Nathaniel Alexander (b. 1756- d. 1808) was the 13th Governor of North Carolina, elected for two terms (1805-1807). Alexander practiced medicine for several years after graduating from the College of New Jersey (now Prin…
Nathaniel Alexander (b. 1756- d. 1808) was the 13th Governor of North Carolina, elected for two terms (1805-1807). Alexander practiced medicine for several years after graduating from the College of New Jersey (now Prin…
Nathaniel Alexander (b. 1756- d. 1808) was the 13th Governor of North Carolina, elected for two terms (1805-1807). Alexander practiced medicine for several years after graduating from the College of New Jersey (now Prin…
Nathaniel Alexander (b. 1756- d. 1808) was the 13th Governor of North Carolina, elected for two terms (1805-1807). Alexander practiced medicine for several years after graduating from the College of New Jersey (now Prin…
Apr. 21: Resolution replacing certificate lost by John Hogan (petition and depositions only) Apr. 22: Resolution in favor of Martin Palmer Apr. 23: Resolution in favor of Joseph Moore Apr. 23: Resolution in favor of Tho…
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