83 years old; born about 1772.
"The History with Genealogical Sketches of Londonderry", Judge Addison E. Cudworth, Vermont Historical Society, 1936, the author states Joseph was one of two men named Joseph Allen, from the area around Taunton, Massachusetts, who moved to Londonderry about the same time. Some town records refer to this Joseph as "Joseph Allen Jr,", probably because he arrived after the other man by the same name; the two are not believed to be related.
Judge Cudworth's research lead him to believe that this Jospeh Allen was a son of Heber Allen, who was a brother of Ethan and Ira Allen. "The History with Genealogical Sketches..." is an interesting read for anyone researching this family history. Please note that other family history researches do NOT believe Joseph was the son of Heber and Sarah Allen.
Joseph purchased land in Londonderry on February 18, 1803, cleared the land to create a farm, and lived there until he died.
"The History with Genealogical Sketches of Londonderry", Judge Addison E. Cudworth, Vermont Historical Society, 1936, the author states Joseph was one of two men named Joseph Allen, from the area around Taunton, Massachusetts, who moved to Londonderry about the same time. Some town records refer to this Joseph as "Joseph Allen Jr,", probably because he arrived after the other man by the same name; the two are not believed to be related.
Judge Cudworth's research lead him to believe that this Jospeh Allen was a son of Heber Allen, who was a brother of Ethan and Ira Allen. "The History with Genealogical Sketches..." is an interesting read for anyone researching this family history. Please note that other family history researches do NOT believe Joseph was the son of Heber and Sarah Allen.
Joseph purchased land in Londonderry on February 18, 1803, cleared the land to create a farm, and lived there until he died.
83 years old; born about 1772.
"The History with Genealogical Sketches of Londonderry", Judge Addison E. Cudworth, Vermont Historical Society, 1936, the author states Joseph was one of two men named Joseph Allen, from the area around Taunton, Massachusetts, who moved to Londonderry about the same time. Some town records refer to this Joseph as "Joseph Allen Jr,", probably because he arrived after the other man by the same name; the two are not believed to be related.
Judge Cudworth's research lead him to believe that this Jospeh Allen was a son of Heber Allen, who was a brother of Ethan and Ira Allen. "The History with Genealogical Sketches..." is an interesting read for anyone researching this family history. Please note that other family history researches do NOT believe Joseph was the son of Heber and Sarah Allen.
Joseph purchased land in Londonderry on February 18, 1803, cleared the land to create a farm, and lived there until he died.
"The History with Genealogical Sketches of Londonderry", Judge Addison E. Cudworth, Vermont Historical Society, 1936, the author states Joseph was one of two men named Joseph Allen, from the area around Taunton, Massachusetts, who moved to Londonderry about the same time. Some town records refer to this Joseph as "Joseph Allen Jr,", probably because he arrived after the other man by the same name; the two are not believed to be related.
Judge Cudworth's research lead him to believe that this Jospeh Allen was a son of Heber Allen, who was a brother of Ethan and Ira Allen. "The History with Genealogical Sketches..." is an interesting read for anyone researching this family history. Please note that other family history researches do NOT believe Joseph was the son of Heber and Sarah Allen.
Joseph purchased land in Londonderry on February 18, 1803, cleared the land to create a farm, and lived there until he died.
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Joseph Allen
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May 15, 1855,
AE 83.
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