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Thomas Alexander[1] 1785 -

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• Birth	Bef 1785  [1]
  Gender	Male
  Census	1800	Springfield, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA       MultiMapView Virtual 1876
  	Transcript ---- See Image on Ancestry.com
  Census	1800	Springfield, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA       MultiMapView Virtual 1876
  	Transcript ---- Tax Rolls Alexander, Thos. Property: 100 a.s of land Value 75 Property 1 cow, w lots of ground Value 92 Tax .41 3/4
  Person ID	167030	NWPa
  Last Modified	03 Dec 2009 14:22:52
  Family ID	F97155	Group Sheet

• Event Map		Event Census - 1800 - Springfield, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA Census - 1800 - Springfield, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Maps   = Link to Google Earth
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• Histories	Excerpts from History of Erie County Excerpts from History of Erie County By: John Elmer Reed Published ByHistorical Publishing Co., Topeka - Indianapolis 1925
  	ADA PART IV - Township Histories Chapter X Conneaut Township and Albion Part IV Chapter X Conneaut Township and Albion

• Notes

  ALBION BOROUGH.- This borough is 25 miles southwest from Erie, at the junction of the East Branch of Conneaut Creek with Jackson's Run. It was first settled by Thomas Alexander, Patrick Kennedy, William Paine, Lyman Jackson and Ichabod Baker. Lyman Baker's son, Michael, built the first saw-mill, but did not settle until 1815. William Sherman came in 1827, Thomas Thornton from England settled about 1857. Others coming later were E. W. Stuntz in 1815; Dr. J. S. Skeels, 1848; Dr. P. D. Flower, 1855; Dr. L. D. Davenport, 1850; and Jeduthan Wells, 1857.

• Sources

  [S887566] Census 1800, Springfield, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA