A son of Martin Allen and Elizabeth 'Betsie' Bird, J.B. married Nannie Marshall on 18 January 1866 at her father's home in Hardin County, Kentucky.
A blacksmith and wagon-maker, J.B. lived most of his years in the small Hardin County town of Sonora, Kentucky. After all his daughters married men from Indiana he and his wife came to Corydon in 1889, where his son-in-law William H. Keller soon started a wagon-making business.
A blacksmith and wagon-maker, J.B. lived most of his years in the small Hardin County town of Sonora, Kentucky. After all his daughters married men from Indiana he and his wife came to Corydon in 1889, where his son-in-law William H. Keller soon started a wagon-making business.
A son of Martin Allen and Elizabeth 'Betsie' Bird, J.B. married Nannie Marshall on 18 January 1866 at her father's home in Hardin County, Kentucky.
A blacksmith and wagon-maker, J.B. lived most of his years in the small Hardin County town of Sonora, Kentucky. After all his daughters married men from Indiana he and his wife came to Corydon in 1889, where his son-in-law William H. Keller soon started a wagon-making business.
A blacksmith and wagon-maker, J.B. lived most of his years in the small Hardin County town of Sonora, Kentucky. After all his daughters married men from Indiana he and his wife came to Corydon in 1889, where his son-in-law William H. Keller soon started a wagon-making business.
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