"Genealogical and Historical Sketches of the Lomax Family" by Joseph Lomax, Grand Rapids Michigan, Published by The Rooku8 Printing House, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1894, page 209
1846. ELIZABETH A LOMAX, daughter of Anna and Capt. John Lomax, was born in Brown County, Ill., Aug. 16, A.D. 1846, 10th Victoria and 2nd year 15th Presidential term, Polk; and married Horace Alexander, Dec. 25, A.D. 1865.
Address, Denison, Texas. Their chidlren are--
Frank E. Alexander, born in Brookfield, Linn County, Mo., Nov. 24, A.D. 1866.
Anna Ray Alexander, born in Kansas City, Mo., Oct 27, A.D. 1871.
Grace Reed Alexander, born in Parsons, Kansas, May 9, A.D. 1874, and died there, Oct. 21, 1881.
Georgia N. Alexander, born Oct. 17, A.D. 1880; died Dec. 9, A.D. 1880.
Louise Marie Alexander, born Jan. 1, A.D. 1882.
Horace Guy Alexander, born May 3, A.D. 1884. This family resided at Brookfield, Mo., three years; Kansas City, Mo., four years; Parsons, Kansas, one year, and then moved to Denison, Tex., A.D. 1875, where they now reside. Mr. Alexander was master mechanic in the railroad shops in Kansas City, and held that position eight years. In a wreck at Springfield, Mo., his ankle and wrist were broken, since which he has been engaged in real estate business at Denison. The mother descends from Thomas Lomax, the Englishman, who settled in Tennessee and died in the American Army in Florida.


"Thomas Lomax And His Descendants" by John B. Lomax, 6 Russell Court, Menlo Park, California 94025, 1995, page 45-47
FIFTH GENERATION
21. Elizabeth Ann5 Lomax (John4, Thomas3, Theophilus2, Thomas1)5. Born,
16 August 1846, in Brown Co., IL. Died, 31 August 1941.
"The following clipping concerning a member of an early pioneer family of Laclede and her marriage here 74 years ago, is from a Denison, Texas, newspaper and was received by Mrs. H.M. Jones. Mrs. Alexander is a sister of the late William, Henry and James Lomax. A resident of Denison three score years, Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander, 820 Bond street, was an intimate acquaintance during her girlhood of the family of General John J. Pershing and the latter, then a wee boy, was among the group of relatives and friends who witnessed the marriage of Elizabeth Lomax to Horace Alexander at Laclede, Mo., on Christmas of 1864.
Leaving Laclede with her husband immediately after their marriage, Mrs. Alexander has not seen General Pershing since his boyhood, but has closely followed his rise to international fame as commander of the American Expeditionary Forces during the World war and America's best loved military genius. Now 92 years old, the Denison woman remembers her gildhood days at Laclede when John Pershing and his brothers and sisters played with the children of the Lomax family, including George Lomax who was the father of Harry Lomax of Denison. Mrs. Alexander was married at the home of her parents and General Pershing the boy and his parents were among the guests who remained for the dinner that celebrated the nuptials.
Mrs. Alexander was born in Adams county, Illinois, near Quincy on Aug. 16, 1846, where her father was engaged in farming and also as a school teacher. Before the Civil war the family moved to Laclede where the father operated a general merchandise store. He served as a captain in the Union army under Grant and Sherman. Married to a railroad engineer, Mrs. Alexander moved from Laclede to Brookfield, Mo. They had been married hardly a year when Mr. Alexander was injured when his engine smashed through a bridge weakened by a swollen stream. She remembers the difficult trip she made to reach his side, traveling by rail and overland. Southern soldiers, then on their way home from the war, helped her ford a swollen river on a raft. After seven years at Kansas City, where Mr. Alexander was a railroad master mechanic, the couple came to Denison and the husband served the Katy as engineer and master mechanic until an injury forced his retirement. He subsequently was engaged in the real estate businesss and died here in 1920.
In good health despite her 92 years, Mrs. Alexander, who has been the mother of six children, is keenly interested in current events, explaining that "I always look ahead." She has been a member of the Presbyterian church many years. She is the mother of Guy Alexander of Dallas, and Mrs. Louise Cornell of San Diego, Cal., now engaged as an opera singer. She has a sister, Mrs. W.C. Love in California." [Laclede Blade, 11 November 1938]
She married55 Horace Alexander55, 25 December 1864, in Linn Co., Mo45. This family resided at Brookfield, MO, four years; Parsons, KS, one year, and then moved to Denison, Texas, in 1875 . . . . Mr. Alexander was master mechanic in the railroad shops in Kansas City and held that position eight years. In a wreck at Springfield, MO, his ankle and wrist were broken, since which he has been engaged in the real estate businesss at Denison." [Lomax, Joseph 1894, 209] Children:
i. Frank E.6 Alexander55. Born, 24 November 1866, in Brookfield, Linn County, MO.
ii. Anna Ray Alexander55. Born, 27 October 1871, in Kansas City, MO.
iii. Grace Reed Alexander55. Born, 9 May 1874, in Parsons, KS. Died, 21 October 1881, in Parsons, KS.
iv. George N. Alexander55. Born, 17 October 1880. Died, 9 December 1880.
v. Louise Marie Alexander55. Born, 1 January 1882.
vi. Horace Guy Alexander55. Born, 3 May 1884.

5 Lomax, Joseph. "Genealogical and Historical Sketches of the Lomax Family." Grand Rapids, MI: Rookus Printing, 1894.
55 Lomax, Joseph, 209.