The 1900 and 1910 US Censuses of the William L. Allen household shows both William and wife Minnie. In the year 1900 the couple had been married but a few months. In the census of 1910, Minnie Allen stated she had given birth to one child and that no children had survived to 1910. The little infant girl died at the age of 11 days.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen had no other children, as evidenced by subsequent censuses in 1920 and 1930. On Mrs. Allen's death in 1958, there were no surviving children, parents or siblings to inherit any real or personal property she may have possessed at the time of her death.
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Mountain Democrat, 24 Feb 1900
Marriages
"Allen-Grover at the Cary House, in Placerville, Feb. 21st 1900, by Rev. C. C. Pierce, William M. Allen of Fairplay and Miss Minnie E. Grover of Georgetown."
As Minnie Grover, she taught school at Fairplay, Mosquito and Coloma. After her marriage to Will Allen of Sloughhouse she and her husband operated the store at Fairplay, later bought the old family home at Bear Creek. In 1937 they moved to Georgetown where Mr. Allen died in 1938. Later, Mrs. Allen moved to her recent home on Bedford Avenue in Placerville; she died at a local hospital at the age of 94.
Survivors include a niece, Mrs. Ida Huffman of Santa Cruz; nephews Louis and Henry Grover of Placerville, William Melchour (hard to read may be spelled wrong) of Mosquito, Myron Grover of San Jose and Willie Grover of Stanford.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen had no other children, as evidenced by subsequent censuses in 1920 and 1930. On Mrs. Allen's death in 1958, there were no surviving children, parents or siblings to inherit any real or personal property she may have possessed at the time of her death.
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The following was added by this memorials creators:
Mountain Democrat, 24 Feb 1900
Marriages
"Allen-Grover at the Cary House, in Placerville, Feb. 21st 1900, by Rev. C. C. Pierce, William M. Allen of Fairplay and Miss Minnie E. Grover of Georgetown."
As Minnie Grover, she taught school at Fairplay, Mosquito and Coloma. After her marriage to Will Allen of Sloughhouse she and her husband operated the store at Fairplay, later bought the old family home at Bear Creek. In 1937 they moved to Georgetown where Mr. Allen died in 1938. Later, Mrs. Allen moved to her recent home on Bedford Avenue in Placerville; she died at a local hospital at the age of 94.
Survivors include a niece, Mrs. Ida Huffman of Santa Cruz; nephews Louis and Henry Grover of Placerville, William Melchour (hard to read may be spelled wrong) of Mosquito, Myron Grover of San Jose and Willie Grover of Stanford.
The 1900 and 1910 US Censuses of the William L. Allen household shows both William and wife Minnie. In the year 1900 the couple had been married but a few months. In the census of 1910, Minnie Allen stated she had given birth to one child and that no children had survived to 1910. The little infant girl died at the age of 11 days.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen had no other children, as evidenced by subsequent censuses in 1920 and 1930. On Mrs. Allen's death in 1958, there were no surviving children, parents or siblings to inherit any real or personal property she may have possessed at the time of her death.
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The following was added by this memorials creators:
Mountain Democrat, 24 Feb 1900
Marriages
"Allen-Grover at the Cary House, in Placerville, Feb. 21st 1900, by Rev. C. C. Pierce, William M. Allen of Fairplay and Miss Minnie E. Grover of Georgetown."
As Minnie Grover, she taught school at Fairplay, Mosquito and Coloma. After her marriage to Will Allen of Sloughhouse she and her husband operated the store at Fairplay, later bought the old family home at Bear Creek. In 1937 they moved to Georgetown where Mr. Allen died in 1938. Later, Mrs. Allen moved to her recent home on Bedford Avenue in Placerville; she died at a local hospital at the age of 94.
Survivors include a niece, Mrs. Ida Huffman of Santa Cruz; nephews Louis and Henry Grover of Placerville, William Melchour (hard to read may be spelled wrong) of Mosquito, Myron Grover of San Jose and Willie Grover of Stanford.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen had no other children, as evidenced by subsequent censuses in 1920 and 1930. On Mrs. Allen's death in 1958, there were no surviving children, parents or siblings to inherit any real or personal property she may have possessed at the time of her death.
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The following was added by this memorials creators:
Mountain Democrat, 24 Feb 1900
Marriages
"Allen-Grover at the Cary House, in Placerville, Feb. 21st 1900, by Rev. C. C. Pierce, William M. Allen of Fairplay and Miss Minnie E. Grover of Georgetown."
As Minnie Grover, she taught school at Fairplay, Mosquito and Coloma. After her marriage to Will Allen of Sloughhouse she and her husband operated the store at Fairplay, later bought the old family home at Bear Creek. In 1937 they moved to Georgetown where Mr. Allen died in 1938. Later, Mrs. Allen moved to her recent home on Bedford Avenue in Placerville; she died at a local hospital at the age of 94.
Survivors include a niece, Mrs. Ida Huffman of Santa Cruz; nephews Louis and Henry Grover of Placerville, William Melchour (hard to read may be spelled wrong) of Mosquito, Myron Grover of San Jose and Willie Grover of Stanford.
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Cremation at East Lawn Crematory in Sacramento followed by funeral services in Memory Chapel.
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