in the 62nd year of his age
"AARON ALLEN was from Mansfield, Conn. and was an early settlers. He was
a farmer and owned a very large area of land in the south part of the
town. He represented the town at Exeter in 1788-89. He held numerous
town offices, his name occuring most frequently in the town records.
His oldest son LEVI ALLEN was also popular with the people, and was
so much engaged with town business, settling estates, etc., that he
neglected his more paying business and became poor, when his pride
forced him to move from town."
Quoted from: http://www.nh.searchroots.com/documents/History_Walpole_NH.txt
"AARON ALLEN was from Mansfield, Conn. and was an early settlers. He was
a farmer and owned a very large area of land in the south part of the
town. He represented the town at Exeter in 1788-89. He held numerous
town offices, his name occuring most frequently in the town records.
His oldest son LEVI ALLEN was also popular with the people, and was
so much engaged with town business, settling estates, etc., that he
neglected his more paying business and became poor, when his pride
forced him to move from town."
Quoted from: http://www.nh.searchroots.com/documents/History_Walpole_NH.txt
in the 62nd year of his age
"AARON ALLEN was from Mansfield, Conn. and was an early settlers. He was
a farmer and owned a very large area of land in the south part of the
town. He represented the town at Exeter in 1788-89. He held numerous
town offices, his name occuring most frequently in the town records.
His oldest son LEVI ALLEN was also popular with the people, and was
so much engaged with town business, settling estates, etc., that he
neglected his more paying business and became poor, when his pride
forced him to move from town."
Quoted from: http://www.nh.searchroots.com/documents/History_Walpole_NH.txt
"AARON ALLEN was from Mansfield, Conn. and was an early settlers. He was
a farmer and owned a very large area of land in the south part of the
town. He represented the town at Exeter in 1788-89. He held numerous
town offices, his name occuring most frequently in the town records.
His oldest son LEVI ALLEN was also popular with the people, and was
so much engaged with town business, settling estates, etc., that he
neglected his more paying business and became poor, when his pride
forced him to move from town."
Quoted from: http://www.nh.searchroots.com/documents/History_Walpole_NH.txt
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