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David Alexander Beck (1765 - 1841)

David Alexander Beck
Born in Pennsylvaniamap
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of — married 4 Dec 1803 in Jefferson, Tennessee, United Statesmap
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Died at about age 76 in Hamilton Co. Tenn.map
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David was born in 1765. David Beck ... He passed away in 1841. [1]

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There appears to be confusion on many BECK trees re William ALEXANDER & William Alexander BECK. As far as I can tell, William ALEXANDER is a separate individual referred to by Zella Armstrong in "History of Hamilton County, Tennessee" Vol 1 p 192. The article discusses a Wm ALEXANDER, Rev patriot, who died in 1838 at his son (David ALEXANDER) home in Dallas, Hamilton Co. TN followed (next par) by an article about David BECK, of the Dallas/Riverview area of Hamilton Co, same time period. Both families originated in PA, had ties to VA, and ended up in TN. I see no evidence that it was anything other than two separate families. Somehow, William Alexander has been connected to David BECK as his father & the entire ALEXANDER family line thus incorporated into the David BECK genealogy.
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