Wife of Anderson Allen. Unknown exact date of death, but she might have died in the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1878 (memorial sign at cemetery). She was living in Clinton, Hickman County, Kentucky on the 1850 and 1860 census as head of household with her several children. Possibly buried here near other Allen kin. Husband died some time prior to the 1850 census.
CHILDREN:
Martha A Allen 1830–
William M Allen 1832–1889
Eliza Jane Allen 1834–
Elizabeth M Allen 1835–
John Wesley Allen 1836–1916
James A Allen 1837–1855
Mahala M Allen 1839–
Thomas C (George?) Allen 1842–1899*
Dollie Matilda Allen 1843–1916
Elijah A Allen 1844–
CHILDREN:
Martha A Allen 1830–
William M Allen 1832–1889
Eliza Jane Allen 1834–
Elizabeth M Allen 1835–
John Wesley Allen 1836–1916
James A Allen 1837–1855
Mahala M Allen 1839–
Thomas C (George?) Allen 1842–1899*
Dollie Matilda Allen 1843–1916
Elijah A Allen 1844–
Wife of Anderson Allen. Unknown exact date of death, but she might have died in the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1878 (memorial sign at cemetery). She was living in Clinton, Hickman County, Kentucky on the 1850 and 1860 census as head of household with her several children. Possibly buried here near other Allen kin. Husband died some time prior to the 1850 census.
CHILDREN:
Martha A Allen 1830–
William M Allen 1832–1889
Eliza Jane Allen 1834–
Elizabeth M Allen 1835–
John Wesley Allen 1836–1916
James A Allen 1837–1855
Mahala M Allen 1839–
Thomas C (George?) Allen 1842–1899*
Dollie Matilda Allen 1843–1916
Elijah A Allen 1844–
CHILDREN:
Martha A Allen 1830–
William M Allen 1832–1889
Eliza Jane Allen 1834–
Elizabeth M Allen 1835–
John Wesley Allen 1836–1916
James A Allen 1837–1855
Mahala M Allen 1839–
Thomas C (George?) Allen 1842–1899*
Dollie Matilda Allen 1843–1916
Elijah A Allen 1844–
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