|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
 Frank Alexander with
Pet Elk - Contributed by Gloria Alexander Lozier
|
 |
Frank
with pet baby antelope (date unknown)
|
 |
Frank's
"adopted" twin antelope -
no date but inscribed "For Charley" on back
|
 |
Frank
Alexander (1909) -
contributed by Don Alexander
|
 |
Frank Alexander's
Dogs - Contributed by Gloria Alexander Lozier
(Comment about picture from Ruth "Lolly"
Alexander Bryant: Thinks picture may have been taken next to the small
log building behind Eugene and Nancy Alexander's main house. ) |
 |
Frank Alexander's
Horse and Dog - Contributed by Gloria Alexander Lozier |
 |
Uncle
Frank's picture taken in Canada (no date).
-contributed by the joint efforst of Gloria Alexander Lozier, Ruth
Alexander Bryant and Don Alexander
|
 |
Picture
that Frank had taken in Canada and developed from old glass-type
negatives - photo given
to Ruth Alexander Bryant by Gloria Alexander Lozier
|
 |
Picture
that Frank had taken in Canada and developed from old glass-type
negatives. Was this
"home" until the cabin(s) were built? - photo given to Ruth
Alexander Bryant by Gloria Alexander Lozier
|
 |
Power of Attorney
from Eugene Alexanded {sic} to William J. Alexander dated May 8, 1925
"to do all necessary acts, to sign all papers, and to transact all
business that may be or become necessary or expedient in the settlement
or administration in the estate of
Frank Alexander, deceased; to sell
and convey all real estate and personal property in the dominion of
Canada title to which is or may be vested in me as an heir to the estate
of my deceased son, Frank
Alexander, and to sign all bills of sale,
deeds or conveyances thereto." -From the personal papers of
William J. Alexander Contributed by Ruth "Lolly" Alexander
Bryant. |
 |
State of
Washington - Dept of Health - Transportation of Corpse - Transit
Permit No. 816. "Permit of Local Registrar of Vital Statistics.
This
permit must be properly signed and presented, together with embalmer's
certificate, to the railroad, express or other transportation agent
before a body can be shipped. Seattle, County of King, Washington,
March 2?, 1925. Permission is hereby given O. F. Kline, Home
Undertaking Co., holder of Washington Embalmer's License No. 177, to
remove for burial at Cora, in the county of ______, State of Wyoming,
the body of Frank Alexander, who died at Seattle, County of King, State
of Washington, on the 24th day of March, 1925, Aged 50 years, 0 months,
7 days. Sex - male. Color - white. The cause of death
being Typhoid fever, which necessitates shipment under Rule 3 of the
Rules of the Washington State Board of Embalmer's for the transportation
of the dead, as printed on the back of this permit." Signed
A. A. Braymer, Board Registrar, and O. J. Kline, embalmer. -From the personal papers of
William J. Alexander Contributed by Ruth "Lolly" Alexander
Bryant. |
 |
Newspaper
clipping from Seattle.
Wyoming Man Dies Here - Frank Alexander, 50 years old, died last night at the local hospital after an illness of five weeks. The body will be sent by the Home Undertaking Company tonight to Cora, Wyo., for burial. Mr.
Alexander was born in South Dakota, and until a short time ago owned a ranch in Cora. Following the sale of his ranch he went to Canada to look over several stock ranches there, and was returning to Cora by way of Seattle when he was stricken. (stamped March 25, 1925)
-From the personal papers of
William J. Alexander Contributed by Ruth "Lolly" Alexander
Bryant.
|
 |
Gravestone
of Eugene, Nancy Alexander and son, Frank, who are buried on the
original homestead near Cora, Wyoming. Grave site is fenced with a
gate on a knoll west of the where their house was. C.F."Bill"
Alexander arranged for the stone which was set in the 1960's. Picture
taken October, 1997. -
contributed by Ruth "Lolly" Alexander Bryant
|
|
|
