Born at Fort Reno, Indian Territory which became part of the new state of OK in 1907, he was the 3rd son of Ella and Augustus Macomb. Alexander served as Naval Aide to President Hoover and retired as a Capt.USN in May 1946. The Collection of Rodgers Family Papers at the Library of Congress includes letters
"by, Alexander Macomb,a grandson of "Nannie" and John Macomb. . .of his life in the navy, mainly during peacetime."
In letters to his mother, Ella Chelle McKeldon Macomb, written during the period 1911-1932, he describes events, situations, duties, and persons encountered during a career that took him all over the world.
"by, Alexander Macomb,a grandson of "Nannie" and John Macomb. . .of his life in the navy, mainly during peacetime."
In letters to his mother, Ella Chelle McKeldon Macomb, written during the period 1911-1932, he describes events, situations, duties, and persons encountered during a career that took him all over the world.
Born at Fort Reno, Indian Territory which became part of the new state of OK in 1907, he was the 3rd son of Ella and Augustus Macomb. Alexander served as Naval Aide to President Hoover and retired as a Capt.USN in May 1946. The Collection of Rodgers Family Papers at the Library of Congress includes letters
"by, Alexander Macomb,a grandson of "Nannie" and John Macomb. . .of his life in the navy, mainly during peacetime."
In letters to his mother, Ella Chelle McKeldon Macomb, written during the period 1911-1932, he describes events, situations, duties, and persons encountered during a career that took him all over the world.
"by, Alexander Macomb,a grandson of "Nannie" and John Macomb. . .of his life in the navy, mainly during peacetime."
In letters to his mother, Ella Chelle McKeldon Macomb, written during the period 1911-1932, he describes events, situations, duties, and persons encountered during a career that took him all over the world.
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