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'''William Gideon Alexander''' was one half of the partnership of Alexander and Marsh, along with [[Marsh, John N. F.|John Marsh]]. The partners are credited with building a "two-story tenement" in 1877, on the corner of today's Chestnut and Church streets. The building was later moved to 301 Elm Street, where it remains today. | '''William Gideon (W. G.) Alexander''' (no local burial found) was one half of the partnership of Alexander and Marsh, along with [[Marsh, John N. F.|John Marsh]]. The partners are credited with building a "two-story tenement" in 1877, on the corner of today's Chestnut and Church streets. The building was later moved to 301 Elm Street, where it remains today. | ||
* [[The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023)]], Chapter Two, entry (23) | * [[The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023)]], Chapter Two, entry (23), page 47. The names "William Gideon" are from unverified research by indexer Stanley D. Stevens. | ||
A possible son, William H. Alexander ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/191275041/william-h-alexander 1879-1937]), "son of William And Elizabeth", is buried at Oakwood. | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:32, 8 September 2025
William Gideon (W. G.) Alexander (no local burial found) was one half of the partnership of Alexander and Marsh, along with John Marsh. The partners are credited with building a "two-story tenement" in 1877, on the corner of today's Chestnut and Church streets. The building was later moved to 301 Elm Street, where it remains today.
- The Sidewalk Companion to Santa Cruz Architecture (4th ed. 2023), Chapter Two, entry (23), page 47. The names "William Gideon" are from unverified research by indexer Stanley D. Stevens.
A possible son, William H. Alexander (1879-1937), "son of William And Elizabeth", is buried at Oakwood.