The Genealogy Memory Book is a beautifully designed journal that encourages families to share their stories, traditions, and memories for future generations. With prompts that foster meaningful conversations, it helps uncover family history and strengthen bonds. This keepsake is ideal for preserving legacy and connecting across generations.
Category Archives: Alexandria
Remembering Alexandria’s Civil War Past: A Tale of Two Colonels
Divided by war, united in memory—Alexandria’s Civil War story lives on through Confederate and Union leaders buried side by side, freed communities rising in Cedar Hill, and a young W.E.B. Du Bois teaching nearby.
The Beginnings of Alexandria, Tennessee
Alexandria, founded in 1806 by Daniel Alexander in Tennessee, became part of DeKalb County in 1837. Early records indicate a thriving community, eventually growing to 380 residents by 1854. Despite challenges like floods and a devastating fire in 1906, Alexandria’s historical legacy continues through its architecture and notable residents.
DeKalb County, Tennessee Genealogy Association 