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In her personal life, Annie Alexander was active in the Colonial Dames, the Mecklenburg Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Stonewall Jackson Chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy. Dr.
Charlotte Literary and Library Association
Board of Directors 1891
Dr George W. Graham, President
JE.D. Latta, Vice-President
U.S. District Attorney Harry Skinner discusses President Taft's address and judicial appointments at the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence celebrations.
Charlotte Daily Observer 5/21/1909, p.8
The Charlotte News, 5/22/1907, p. 7:
Baltimore Sun Critic on Mecklenburg Declaration
The following article appeared in the Charlotte Journal, December 2, 1836, p.3
This is a 1997 capture of the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library’s first website
•The families select April 20, 1854 for the day of the wedding in New York City for the wedding of John ("Jack") Wilkes and Jane ("Jeanie") Smedberg.
As a doctor, Annie Alexander had the training and dedication to heal thousands of individuals over her 42 years as Charlotte's - and the South's - female physician. As an educated citizen, she devoted thought and effort to treating the causes of illness.
Many, many hours went into making a hat such as the one this lady is wearing.
Charlotte Town, Mecklenburg County, May 31, 1775
THIS day the Committee of this County met, and passed the following RESOLVES:
Mayor T. L. Kirkpatrick addresses visitors to Charlotte at the parade.
The Charlotte News 5/20/1916 Sec. 2, p.1
WELCOME ADDRESS BY MAYOR OF CITY
In 1829 and again in 1830, the Mecklenburg County Court authorized citizens to buy land “for building a poor house” and then for constructing the structu
Two newspaper articles discussed the centennial of the Mecklenburg Declaration.