Born in Sandy Point, Newfoundland
Ancestors 
Son of Jean Marie Alexandre
and Julia Lejeune
Brother of
Jean Alexandre, Bridgette Felicite (Alexander) Alexandre, Julia (Alexandre) Alexander, Adelaide (Alexander) Alexandre, Jean Baptiste Alexandre, Eustache (Alexander) Alexandre and Oliver (Alexander) Alexandre
[spouse(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Died [date unknown]
[location unknown]
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Biography
Birth
Edouard Alexander was born 18 Dec 1858, the son of Jean Marie. Alexander and Marie Lejeune. He was baptised 26 Dec 1858 in Sandy Point, Newfoundland[1].
Sources
- ↑ NL GenWeb. West Coast Region, Bay St. George District. Sandy Point Immaculate Conception RC Church. Baptisms 1858. Laverne Cormier and Steve Gillis. Accessed 2020.
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