Fought in the Battle of Tippecanoe with Spier Spencer's Yellow Jackets.
There was a George Allen listed as early as 1799 in Hamilton Co., Ohio and one also listed in the Northwestern Ohio Territory in 1800.
There was a Lt. George Allen who was in the 7th Company Kentucky Regiment during the War of 1812. It is not known whether there is any connection between them.
He is most likely the "George Allein" listed in the 1820 Census who was living in Harrison Co., Indiana. He was listed on the census next to a "John Allein."
There was a George Allen listed as early as 1799 in Hamilton Co., Ohio and one also listed in the Northwestern Ohio Territory in 1800.
There was a Lt. George Allen who was in the 7th Company Kentucky Regiment during the War of 1812. It is not known whether there is any connection between them.
He is most likely the "George Allein" listed in the 1820 Census who was living in Harrison Co., Indiana. He was listed on the census next to a "John Allein."
Fought in the Battle of Tippecanoe with Spier Spencer's Yellow Jackets.
There was a George Allen listed as early as 1799 in Hamilton Co., Ohio and one also listed in the Northwestern Ohio Territory in 1800.
There was a Lt. George Allen who was in the 7th Company Kentucky Regiment during the War of 1812. It is not known whether there is any connection between them.
He is most likely the "George Allein" listed in the 1820 Census who was living in Harrison Co., Indiana. He was listed on the census next to a "John Allein."
There was a George Allen listed as early as 1799 in Hamilton Co., Ohio and one also listed in the Northwestern Ohio Territory in 1800.
There was a Lt. George Allen who was in the 7th Company Kentucky Regiment during the War of 1812. It is not known whether there is any connection between them.
He is most likely the "George Allein" listed in the 1820 Census who was living in Harrison Co., Indiana. He was listed on the census next to a "John Allein."
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