Alexander Jeffrey McKelway (1866-1918)
Alexander Jeffrey McKelway is buried at Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, District of Columbia.
“The Prayer of Moses, the Man of God” (1892)
The Punishment of the Perjurer (1896)
Editorial for The Presbyterian Quarterly (1899)
The Dispensary in North Carolina (1899)
The Dignity of the Presbyterian Church (1900)
The North Carolina Suffrage Amendment (1900)
The Foot-Note on the Elect Infants Clause (1900)
A Bit of Scotch Philosophy (1901)
Editorial: The Calvinistic Century (1901)
History of Mecklenburg County and the City of Charlotte From 1740 to 1903 (1903)
The Scotch-Irish of North Carolina (1905)
Child Labor in Southern Industry (1905)
The Awakening of the South Against Child Labor (1907)
The Leadership of the Child (1908)
Child Labor and Its Consequences (1908)
State Prohibition in North Carolina (1908)
Child Labor in Virginia (1912)
Child Wages in the Cotton Mills: Our Modern Feudalism (1913)
Daniel Augustus Tompkins is identified as the author but he is known to have employed several ghostwriters who did the actual writing, one of whom is Alexander Jeffrey McKelway.
