Taken from his son James Biograghy from 1882 History of Mercer and Henderson counties 1882 H.H.Hill and company
His(James) father was Silas and his mother Mary Allen, both of New York. They came to Illinois in 1845, and settled in Henderson county. The father died in 1854; the mother afterward married W.A. Rogers, and now lives one mile south of Terre Haute. Silas Allen was a farmer, well respected by all in the community. He raised a family of five children, all of which are now living.
His(James) father was Silas and his mother Mary Allen, both of New York. They came to Illinois in 1845, and settled in Henderson county. The father died in 1854; the mother afterward married W.A. Rogers, and now lives one mile south of Terre Haute. Silas Allen was a farmer, well respected by all in the community. He raised a family of five children, all of which are now living.
Taken from his son James Biograghy from 1882 History of Mercer and Henderson counties 1882 H.H.Hill and company
His(James) father was Silas and his mother Mary Allen, both of New York. They came to Illinois in 1845, and settled in Henderson county. The father died in 1854; the mother afterward married W.A. Rogers, and now lives one mile south of Terre Haute. Silas Allen was a farmer, well respected by all in the community. He raised a family of five children, all of which are now living.
His(James) father was Silas and his mother Mary Allen, both of New York. They came to Illinois in 1845, and settled in Henderson county. The father died in 1854; the mother afterward married W.A. Rogers, and now lives one mile south of Terre Haute. Silas Allen was a farmer, well respected by all in the community. He raised a family of five children, all of which are now living.
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