Margaret Whiteside Allen
A History of Uniontown: the county seat of Fayette County, Pennsylvania record for an ancestor
James Hadden, new Werner Company, 1913
Page 658 (Old Presbyterian Graveyard)
Margaret Allen died May 22, 1810, aged 75 years. Mrs. Allen was familiarly known as Granny Allen and owned two pieces of property near the eastern Bridge, East Main street. She conducted a tavern in a log building which stood on the high ground now occupied by the residence of the late William Shipley. Her tavern stand was known as the Pinnacle of Granny Allen's Hill on account of its high location. She also at one time owned the lot, on which stood a tavern stand, now occupied by the residence of Alexander D. Ewing. She was a busy, money-making woman in her day.
William Whiteside died January 27, 1815, aged 73 years. Mr. Whiteside and his wife, known as Dad and Mam Whiteside, were related to and made their home with Granny Allen.
A History of Uniontown: the county seat of Fayette County, Pennsylvania record for an ancestor
James Hadden, new Werner Company, 1913
Page 658 (Old Presbyterian Graveyard)
Margaret Allen died May 22, 1810, aged 75 years. Mrs. Allen was familiarly known as Granny Allen and owned two pieces of property near the eastern Bridge, East Main street. She conducted a tavern in a log building which stood on the high ground now occupied by the residence of the late William Shipley. Her tavern stand was known as the Pinnacle of Granny Allen's Hill on account of its high location. She also at one time owned the lot, on which stood a tavern stand, now occupied by the residence of Alexander D. Ewing. She was a busy, money-making woman in her day.
William Whiteside died January 27, 1815, aged 73 years. Mr. Whiteside and his wife, known as Dad and Mam Whiteside, were related to and made their home with Granny Allen.
Margaret Whiteside Allen
A History of Uniontown: the county seat of Fayette County, Pennsylvania record for an ancestor
James Hadden, new Werner Company, 1913
Page 658 (Old Presbyterian Graveyard)
Margaret Allen died May 22, 1810, aged 75 years. Mrs. Allen was familiarly known as Granny Allen and owned two pieces of property near the eastern Bridge, East Main street. She conducted a tavern in a log building which stood on the high ground now occupied by the residence of the late William Shipley. Her tavern stand was known as the Pinnacle of Granny Allen's Hill on account of its high location. She also at one time owned the lot, on which stood a tavern stand, now occupied by the residence of Alexander D. Ewing. She was a busy, money-making woman in her day.
William Whiteside died January 27, 1815, aged 73 years. Mr. Whiteside and his wife, known as Dad and Mam Whiteside, were related to and made their home with Granny Allen.
A History of Uniontown: the county seat of Fayette County, Pennsylvania record for an ancestor
James Hadden, new Werner Company, 1913
Page 658 (Old Presbyterian Graveyard)
Margaret Allen died May 22, 1810, aged 75 years. Mrs. Allen was familiarly known as Granny Allen and owned two pieces of property near the eastern Bridge, East Main street. She conducted a tavern in a log building which stood on the high ground now occupied by the residence of the late William Shipley. Her tavern stand was known as the Pinnacle of Granny Allen's Hill on account of its high location. She also at one time owned the lot, on which stood a tavern stand, now occupied by the residence of Alexander D. Ewing. She was a busy, money-making woman in her day.
William Whiteside died January 27, 1815, aged 73 years. Mr. Whiteside and his wife, known as Dad and Mam Whiteside, were related to and made their home with Granny Allen.
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