Person:Alexander Bivens (1)

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Name Alexander Bivens
Gender Male
Birth? 1801 Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee, United States
Marriage Bef 1828 to Martha Brown 'Patsy' White
Death? 1874
References
  1.   GenForum.

    This John White Bivens was the son of Alexander Bivens and Martha White Bivens. John was born in 1828 in Humphreys county Tn. He moved with his parents to Benton Co around 1840,where they all resided until their deaths. Alexander was born 1801 in Rutherford Co,Tn.(Murfreesboro). Alexander was the son of Leonard Bivens who supposedly had 15 other sons. I have never been able to absolutely connect with any of the 15 siblings. I have a feeling that some of the Warren Co and Wayne Co Bivens should be related to Leonard because of proxmity.
    I have census and court records putting Leonard in Rutherford Co in 1805. There is
    also a Fielder Bivens noted in these records but I can't determine if Fielder was a son or maybe a brother. I would like to find someone who has info on Leonard and all his sons.

    http://genforum.genealogy.com/bivens/messages/392.html

  2.   Smith, William Thomas; William Alexander Smith; Osmer D. Flake; and Julia Hough Flake Burns. Family tree book, genealogical and biographical, listing the relatives of General William Alexander Smith and of W. Thomas Smith. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1984).

    -26-H-MARTHA (PATSY) WHITE-ALEXANDER
    BIVENS TABLE
    Martha (Patsy) White was born near Nashville, Tenn. about 1807 and died about 1850. She married Alexander Bivens, born about 1801 and died 1874. Alexander Bivens was the son of Leonard Bivens who came from Maryland and was one of the early settlers of Tenn., having settled about four miles east of Murfreesboro. Leonard Bivens was married twice and had eight boys and one girl by each wife, or. eighteen children in all.
    Alexander Bivens was born about four miles east of Murfreesboro and later moved in south of Waverly, Tenn. and then to Benton County where he and his family lived until they died. Both he and his wife are buried at Powels Chapel, Benton County, Tenn.
    Children:
    (A) John White Bivens, born May 28, 1828, married Mary Farrar.
    (B) Green Bivens. born 1829, married and wife dead.
    (C) William Elija Bivens, married Belle Johnson, later married Dicie Durdin.
    (D) Artie Miss Bivens, who lived to be quite old, died single.
    (E) Ellen Bivens, married Judge William East.