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Données personnelles Minister Alexander (Minister Alexander) Underwood 

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Famille de Minister Alexander (Minister Alexander) Underwood

(1) Il est marié avec Sarah C Bowater.

Ils se sont mariés le 28 mai 1748 à Faifax, Virginia (Weird).


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(2) Il est marié avec Mary Jane Harry Harris.

Ils se sont mariés le 14 septembre 1710 à Chichester, Chester, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America.

Spouse: Alexander Underwood

Enfant(s):



(3) Il est marié avec Anne Arundel.

Ils se sont mariés

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  1. FamilySearch Family Tree
    Alexander Underwood<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: 1688 - Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, British Colonial America<br>Marriage: Spouse: Mary Jane Harris - Sep 14 1710 - New Castle, Delaware, British Colonial America<br>Marriage: Spouse: Sarah Bowater - Feb 2 1748 - Maryland City, Anne Arundel, Maryland, British Colonial America<br>Death: Oct 31 1767 - Warrington Township, York, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America<br>Burial: Nov 2 1767 - Warrington Friends Meeting House Cemetery, Wellsville, York, Pennsylvania, United States<br>Parents: Samuel Underwood, Mary Ann Underwood (born Wilcock)<br>Spouses: Mary Jane Underwood (born Harris), Sarah Bowater<br>Children: Eleanor Wells Jefferis (born Underwood), Mary Willis (born Underwood), Mary Underwood, Samuel Underwood, Elizabeth Ailes (born Underwood), Thomas Underwood, William Underwood, Joseph Underwood, Olive Cox (born Underwood), Benjamin Enoch Underwood, Jane Jean Smith (born Underwood), Elihu Underwood, John Underwood, Ruth Morthland (born Underwood)<br>Siblings: Joseph Underwood, Benjamin Underwood, Elizabeth Underwood, Thomas Underwood, Elizabeth Underwood, Samuel Underwood<br>This person appears to have duplicated relatives. View it on FamilySearch to see the full information.<br>  Additional information:

    LifeSketch: Alexander Underwood was born in 1688 in Anne Arundel Co., Maryland. He was a well known Friends (Quaker) preacher, and much has been written about him. Records are available at Swarthmore.ere Samuel, Mary, Elizabeth, Thomas, Ann, William, Joseph, Jane, Olive, Elihu, John, Benjamin, and Ruth Underwood.n of Samuel Underwood and Mary Ann Wilcocks.Harry. He was appointed an Elder 31 Nov 1736. He moved to Warrington Township in York county in 1743, where he was also the Minister of the Warrington Monthly Meeting. He had land in London Grove Township surveyed in 1720. He obtained a deed for the land in 1722 after his father's death. Alexander was a Quaker Minister for twenty-two years before his death. As a minister, he twice journeyed to North Carolina.34 in New Garden MM. He was a devout Quaker, a Friends Minister for 22 years and named an Elder on Nov. 31, 1735. In 1742 he sold his land to William Boyd. They then moved to Warrington, York Co., PA (Sadsbury Monthly Meeting Territory) in 1743. His wife, Jane, died shortly after this move. On the 3rd month, 28th, 1743, he, Robert Conners, William Underwood and their families requested a Certificate of Removal from the Sadsbury MM (then including York Co., PA). Alexander got a certificate of removal to Monocacy Meeting in Prince Georges Co., Maryland on Sept. 2, 1745. He returned to Sadsbury MM on Aug. 3, 1747 in York Co. where Alexander was recommended as minister. He married Sarah Boatwater Beals, widow of John Beals, after Sarah had gotten her children's permission. They married after he received a certificate from Warrington to Fairfax Meeting dated 2mo. 16, 1748. Sarah was probably in her 60's at the time. Sarah died prior to Alexander as she was not mentioned in his will. She is last recorded on Sept. 12, 1761 when she was succeeded as "overseer". He, Samuel and William Underwood (probably his sons) pledged money to help buy the land for the Warrington Monthly Meeting while attending Sadsbury MM in 1745.is will names sons John, Elihu, William, Samuel, Thomas, Joseph and Benjamin; and daughters Ruth Morthland, Mary Wells, Ann Fraizor and Jane Smith.n a literal translation of a Quaker eulogy on Alexander Underwood, some researchers believe that he was married twice, the first (unknown) wife having been Mary's mother. However, all other major sources disagree with parts of the eulogy. It was written by friends of his and approved on the 5th mo. 7, 1768, many months after his death when all of his children lived elsewhere and his wife had passed away. It is poorly written with another blatant error, that his parent's weren't Quaker. They feel they confused his adulthood move with the time of his marriage. caused this confusion is as follows:n he was young and settled in New Castle on the Delaware (when Alexander was about four years old). Here he continued to reside until he reached the thirty-fourth year of his age, when he married and removed to London Grove Township, Chester County (Pennsylvania).em, and was received into membership with them. (The timing of these last two statements is not accurate when checked against the time he was a recorded member verses his marriage and move. By faithfulness to that which led him into the way of the Truth, he grew in religious experience, and became a valuable member of the Church Militant. In a very few years he was appointed Elder, in which he conducted himself with reputation.pel was committed to him, in which he endeavored to be faithful. Besides his earnest labors among neighboring meetings, he twice visited the meetings to the south as far as North Carolina, and brought back comfortable accounts from his Friends there of his labor of love amongst them. He was a good example of humble waiting in religious meetings, and by dwelling near the Fountain of Life, he was enabled, when called into service by his devine Master, "to minister suitably to the situation of the Church, the comfort of the true mourners of Zion, and the encouragement of the faithful."He was diligent, as the way was inwardly opened therefore, in visiting meetings around, and was ever careful to maintain the good order of the church, by having the unity of his friends with his prospects. Toward the end of his life, his strength of body failed much, yet he continued of a clear mind, and sound and lively ministry, visiting even in his weakness some of his neighboring meetings, and families of friends. In these exercises, his labor of love was truly comforting to the living. During his last illness, he was resigned and cheerful. At one time he said "He had the good company of his Master to comfort him in his affliction." On another occasion he remarked, "He could say with the Psalmist that he good Hand that was with him in his younger years, had not forsaken him now in his old age." At different times he signified to those who visited him, "that he still felt the Comforter with him," and said his day's work was done. A short time before his close, "He sang praises and hallelujahs to his great Lord and Master," and then he prayed earnestly for the little handful. He took an affectionate leave of those present, and in a sweet frame of mind, uttered praises until his voice was lost, he quietly and joyfully departed Tenth month, 31st, 1767 and was inter'd the 2nd of the eleventh in the seventyninth year of his age. May we who are left behind, be engaged to follow his example so that our end may be like unto his." 1722, and there is no record of his marriage to Jane Harry in the New Garden meeting house in the year 1722 where he was a member. By all available information, Jane was his first and only wife and they had married eleven years prior to that date.
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  3. Geni World Family Tree
    Alexander Underwood<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: 1688 - Baltimore, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, United States<br>Occupation: Elder/Minister<br>Marriage: Spouse: Sarah C Underwood (born Bowater) - Aug 29 1711 - West Nottingham Friends Meeting, Rising Sun, Cecil County, Province of Maryland, (Present USA)<br>Death: Oct 31 1767 - Warrington Township, York County, Province of Pennsylvania, (Present USA)<br>Burial: After Oct 31 1767 - Warrington Friends Meeting House Cemetery, Wellsville, York co., Pennsylvania<br>Father: Samuel Underwood, Sr.<br>Mother: Mary Ann Underwood (born Wilcox)<br>Wives: Mary Jane Underwood (born Harry), Sarah C Underwood (born Bowater), Anne Underwood (born Arundel)<br>Children: Mary Cook (born Underwood), Samuel Underwood, Sr, Jane Smith (born Underwood), Thomas Underwood, Elizabeth Ailes (born Underwood), Ann UnderwoodJohn Underwood, Sr., Elihu Underwood, William Underwood, Joseph Underwood, Olive Cox (born Underwood), Benjamin Enoch Underwood, Ruth Morthland (born Underwood)<br>Siblings: Samuel Underwood, Joseph Underwood, <a>Benjamin Underwood, Thomas Underwood, Elizabeth Harris (born Underwood)
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  4. WikiTree
    Rev Alexander Underwood<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: 1688 - Baltimore, Anne Arundel, Maryland<br>Marriage: Apr 28 1748 - Fairfax, Virginia,<br>Marriage: Sep 14 1710 - New Castle, Delaware, Pennsylvania<br>Death: Oct 31 1767 - Warrington, York, Pennsylvania<br>Father: Samuel Underwood<br>Mother: Mary Ann Underwood (born Wilcocks Wilcock)<br>Spouses: Sarah C Underwood (born Bowater Beals)Jane Underwood (born Harris Harry)<br>Children: John UnderwoodJane Jean Smith (born Underwood)Samuel UnderwoodThomas UnderwoodElihu UnderwoodOlive Cox (born Underwood)Mary Wells (born Underwood)Joseph UnderwoodRuth Morthland (born Underwood)Ann Fraizer (born Underwood Ailes)William UnderwoodBenjamin UnderwoodElizabeth Ailes (born Underwood)<br>Siblings: Elizabeth Harry (born Underwood Harris)Benjamin UnderwoodSamuel UnderwoodThomas UnderwoodJoseph Underwood<br&gt;Photos:
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Événements historiques

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