First wife of Nathaniel Newton Allen. After Emma passed away, Nathaniel married Florence S. (Carlstead) Allen.
Emma Z. (Smith) Allen is the daughter of James Frederick Smith of Tennessee and Wilhelmina (Chrane) Smith of Denmark. James Frederick and Wilhelmina lived in Chariton County, Missouri. Note: Find A Grave member Nancy Meadows researched Wilhelmina's parents to discover where they lived. The 1876 plat shows land owned by W A Smith (likely Wilhelmina A Smith), just about 1/2 mile north of Musslefork Cemetery. James Frederick likely passed away between 1870 and 1876.
About Emma's Parents
(From her brother Alfred H. Smith's biography published in the Historical, Pictorial, Biographical Record of Chariton County, 1896, p 134)
James F., the father, was a native of Tennessee and an early settler of Missouri, coming to this state when 11 years of age. For many years he was prominently identified with the early growth and development of the county, and contributed materially of his energy, industry and intelligence towards its advancement. His death occurred in 1870. The mother of our subject, was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, and with her parents, John F. and Helen (Benjamin) Chrane, came to the United States in 1830, locating at Keytesville, she then being fourteen
years of age. Her death occurred August 1887.
Emma's Siblings:
-William (1843-)
-Mary E. (1843-1847)
-Helena D. (1844-1887)
-James Frederick (1846-1925)
-Euphemia (1849-1891)
-Sarah Margaret (1851-1877)
-Alfred H. Smith (1-1-1853-1900) Alfred lived in Musselfork and was a farmer and merchandiser. He married Sophonia J. Harlan of Randolph County in 1883, and she passed away in 1885. He married Mary E. Brockman of Randolph County in 1888, and they had three children, Leonie V. (b 2-20-1889), Obed W. (b 5-31-1890) and Laura A. (born 12-18-1892).
-Adelia (1855-)
-Wilhelmina A. (1857-1883)
-Cenetta (1863-1869)
(Note: Emma may have other siblings, as this list was compiled from census records.)
Emma Z. Smith (b 1861, d 11-29-1888) married Nathaniel Newton Allen in 1879. They had a son, Dr. Ross Clearman Allen. Dr. Ross Clearman Allen also had one son, Ross Clearman Allen, Jr. Emma passed away in 1888, and two years later, Nathaniel married Florence S. (Carlstead) Allen.
(See the Nathaniel Newton Allen and Florence Carlstead Allen pages for more information.)
Emma Z. (Smith) Allen is the daughter of James Frederick Smith of Tennessee and Wilhelmina (Chrane) Smith of Denmark. James Frederick and Wilhelmina lived in Chariton County, Missouri. Note: Find A Grave member Nancy Meadows researched Wilhelmina's parents to discover where they lived. The 1876 plat shows land owned by W A Smith (likely Wilhelmina A Smith), just about 1/2 mile north of Musslefork Cemetery. James Frederick likely passed away between 1870 and 1876.
About Emma's Parents
(From her brother Alfred H. Smith's biography published in the Historical, Pictorial, Biographical Record of Chariton County, 1896, p 134)
James F., the father, was a native of Tennessee and an early settler of Missouri, coming to this state when 11 years of age. For many years he was prominently identified with the early growth and development of the county, and contributed materially of his energy, industry and intelligence towards its advancement. His death occurred in 1870. The mother of our subject, was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, and with her parents, John F. and Helen (Benjamin) Chrane, came to the United States in 1830, locating at Keytesville, she then being fourteen
years of age. Her death occurred August 1887.
Emma's Siblings:
-William (1843-)
-Mary E. (1843-1847)
-Helena D. (1844-1887)
-James Frederick (1846-1925)
-Euphemia (1849-1891)
-Sarah Margaret (1851-1877)
-Alfred H. Smith (1-1-1853-1900) Alfred lived in Musselfork and was a farmer and merchandiser. He married Sophonia J. Harlan of Randolph County in 1883, and she passed away in 1885. He married Mary E. Brockman of Randolph County in 1888, and they had three children, Leonie V. (b 2-20-1889), Obed W. (b 5-31-1890) and Laura A. (born 12-18-1892).
-Adelia (1855-)
-Wilhelmina A. (1857-1883)
-Cenetta (1863-1869)
(Note: Emma may have other siblings, as this list was compiled from census records.)
Emma Z. Smith (b 1861, d 11-29-1888) married Nathaniel Newton Allen in 1879. They had a son, Dr. Ross Clearman Allen. Dr. Ross Clearman Allen also had one son, Ross Clearman Allen, Jr. Emma passed away in 1888, and two years later, Nathaniel married Florence S. (Carlstead) Allen.
(See the Nathaniel Newton Allen and Florence Carlstead Allen pages for more information.)
First wife of Nathaniel Newton Allen. After Emma passed away, Nathaniel married Florence S. (Carlstead) Allen.
Emma Z. (Smith) Allen is the daughter of James Frederick Smith of Tennessee and Wilhelmina (Chrane) Smith of Denmark. James Frederick and Wilhelmina lived in Chariton County, Missouri. Note: Find A Grave member Nancy Meadows researched Wilhelmina's parents to discover where they lived. The 1876 plat shows land owned by W A Smith (likely Wilhelmina A Smith), just about 1/2 mile north of Musslefork Cemetery. James Frederick likely passed away between 1870 and 1876.
About Emma's Parents
(From her brother Alfred H. Smith's biography published in the Historical, Pictorial, Biographical Record of Chariton County, 1896, p 134)
James F., the father, was a native of Tennessee and an early settler of Missouri, coming to this state when 11 years of age. For many years he was prominently identified with the early growth and development of the county, and contributed materially of his energy, industry and intelligence towards its advancement. His death occurred in 1870. The mother of our subject, was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, and with her parents, John F. and Helen (Benjamin) Chrane, came to the United States in 1830, locating at Keytesville, she then being fourteen
years of age. Her death occurred August 1887.
Emma's Siblings:
-William (1843-)
-Mary E. (1843-1847)
-Helena D. (1844-1887)
-James Frederick (1846-1925)
-Euphemia (1849-1891)
-Sarah Margaret (1851-1877)
-Alfred H. Smith (1-1-1853-1900) Alfred lived in Musselfork and was a farmer and merchandiser. He married Sophonia J. Harlan of Randolph County in 1883, and she passed away in 1885. He married Mary E. Brockman of Randolph County in 1888, and they had three children, Leonie V. (b 2-20-1889), Obed W. (b 5-31-1890) and Laura A. (born 12-18-1892).
-Adelia (1855-)
-Wilhelmina A. (1857-1883)
-Cenetta (1863-1869)
(Note: Emma may have other siblings, as this list was compiled from census records.)
Emma Z. Smith (b 1861, d 11-29-1888) married Nathaniel Newton Allen in 1879. They had a son, Dr. Ross Clearman Allen. Dr. Ross Clearman Allen also had one son, Ross Clearman Allen, Jr. Emma passed away in 1888, and two years later, Nathaniel married Florence S. (Carlstead) Allen.
(See the Nathaniel Newton Allen and Florence Carlstead Allen pages for more information.)
Emma Z. (Smith) Allen is the daughter of James Frederick Smith of Tennessee and Wilhelmina (Chrane) Smith of Denmark. James Frederick and Wilhelmina lived in Chariton County, Missouri. Note: Find A Grave member Nancy Meadows researched Wilhelmina's parents to discover where they lived. The 1876 plat shows land owned by W A Smith (likely Wilhelmina A Smith), just about 1/2 mile north of Musslefork Cemetery. James Frederick likely passed away between 1870 and 1876.
About Emma's Parents
(From her brother Alfred H. Smith's biography published in the Historical, Pictorial, Biographical Record of Chariton County, 1896, p 134)
James F., the father, was a native of Tennessee and an early settler of Missouri, coming to this state when 11 years of age. For many years he was prominently identified with the early growth and development of the county, and contributed materially of his energy, industry and intelligence towards its advancement. His death occurred in 1870. The mother of our subject, was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, and with her parents, John F. and Helen (Benjamin) Chrane, came to the United States in 1830, locating at Keytesville, she then being fourteen
years of age. Her death occurred August 1887.
Emma's Siblings:
-William (1843-)
-Mary E. (1843-1847)
-Helena D. (1844-1887)
-James Frederick (1846-1925)
-Euphemia (1849-1891)
-Sarah Margaret (1851-1877)
-Alfred H. Smith (1-1-1853-1900) Alfred lived in Musselfork and was a farmer and merchandiser. He married Sophonia J. Harlan of Randolph County in 1883, and she passed away in 1885. He married Mary E. Brockman of Randolph County in 1888, and they had three children, Leonie V. (b 2-20-1889), Obed W. (b 5-31-1890) and Laura A. (born 12-18-1892).
-Adelia (1855-)
-Wilhelmina A. (1857-1883)
-Cenetta (1863-1869)
(Note: Emma may have other siblings, as this list was compiled from census records.)
Emma Z. Smith (b 1861, d 11-29-1888) married Nathaniel Newton Allen in 1879. They had a son, Dr. Ross Clearman Allen. Dr. Ross Clearman Allen also had one son, Ross Clearman Allen, Jr. Emma passed away in 1888, and two years later, Nathaniel married Florence S. (Carlstead) Allen.
(See the Nathaniel Newton Allen and Florence Carlstead Allen pages for more information.)
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