Husband Albert Allen
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Marriage: Oct 1889 - Sedalia, MO
Wife Sarah Wilcox
Born: - Canada
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Other Spouse: Wilson Quimby - Dec 23, 1858
Children
Husband Alfred Allen
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Wife Mary Jane Fellows
Born: Mar 9, 1812
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Died: Apr 12, 1836
Buried: - Palmyra Cemetery, Palmyra, IL
Father: Stephen Fellows
Mother: Margaret McGaffey
Children
Husband John B. Powell
Born: 1840
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Father: James C. Powell
Mother: Almira Unknown
Marriage: Apr 13, 1861 - Lowell, MA
Wife Alice M. Allen
Born: Abt 1841 - Epsom, NH
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Died: Nov 21, 1871 - Methuen, MA
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Father: Greenleaf Allen
Mother: Fanny Langley
Other Spouse: William H. Buttrick - Apr 4, 1866 - Methuen, MA
Children
General Notes: Wife - Alice M. Allen
Massachusetts Deaths 1841-1915
Alice M. Buttrick, Nov. 21, 1871, Methuen, MA, age 29, married, birthplace Epsom, NH, abt. 1842. Parents, Greenleaf Allen, born Epsom, NH and Fanny Longley born Deerfield, NH.
Husband William H. Buttrick
Born: Abt 1831
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Father: Dunford Buttrick
Mother: Hannah B. Unknown
Marriage: Apr 4, 1866 - Methuen, MA
Wife Alice M. Allen
Born: Abt 1841 - Epsom, NH
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Died: Nov 21, 1871 - Methuen, MA
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Father: Greenleaf Allen
Mother: Fanny Langley
Other Spouse: John B. Powell - Apr 13, 1861 - Lowell, MA
Children
General Notes: Wife - Alice M. Allen
Massachusetts Deaths 1841-1915
Alice M. Buttrick, Nov. 21, 1871, Methuen, MA, age 29, married, birthplace Epsom, NH, abt. 1842. Parents, Greenleaf Allen, born Epsom, NH and Fanny Longley born Deerfield, NH.
Notes: Marriage
Massachusetts Marriages 1841-1915
William H. Buttrick to Alice M. (Allen) Powell, Apr. 4, 1866, Methuen, MA - her parents, Greenleaf and Fanny Allen - he born abt. 1831, son of Dunford and Hannah B. Buttrick.
Husband Andrew Allen
Born: Aug 4, 1782 - Epsom, NH
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Died: Jan 10, 1867 - Harrison County, Iowa
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Father: Jude Allen
Mother: Sarah Philbrick
Marriage: Jan 13, 1806 - Montpelier, VT
Wife Eunice Miner
Born: Jul 17, 1784 - Shelburne, MA
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Died: Apr 15, 1866 - Bountiful, Davis, Utah
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Father: Nathaniel Miner
Mother: Mary Camp
Children
1 M Gordon Allen
Born: Sep 6, 1806 - Duxbury, VT
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Died: May 28, 1893
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Spouse: Sarah Coffee
Spouse: Margaret Coffee
2 F Clarissa Allen
Born: Dec 13, 1807 - Duxbury, VT
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Died: Jun 24, 1851 - Middleburg, OH
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Spouse: William Beal
3 M Cyrus Allen
Born: Apr 21, 1809 - Duxbury, VT
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Died: 1880
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Spouse: Eunice Lewis
Marr: Jan 25, 1834 - Cuyahoga, Ohio
4 M Jude Allen
Born: Oct 11, 1812 - Willsboro, NY
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Died: Feb 20, 1900 - Calls Fort, Box Elder County, Utah
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Spouse: Mary Ann Nicholas
Marr: Abt Oct 12, 1836
Spouse: Martha Anglesey
Marr: Feb 28, 1859
Spouse: Sarah Anglesey
Marr: Feb 3, 1866
5 F Harriet Allen
Born: Jul 21, 1813 - Willsboro, NY
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Died: Feb 1835
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Spouse: Jospeh Nicholas
6 F Mary Allen
Born: Apr 4, 1816 - Willsboro, NY
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Died: Dec 19, 1838
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Spouse: Jospeh Nicholas
7 F Emily Allen
Born: Apr 20, 1820 - Willsboro, NY
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Died: Aug 1844
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Spouse: Gordon Potter
8 F Sarah Allen
Born: Apr 25, 1822 - Willsboro, NY
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Died: Apr 17, 1897
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Spouse: Heman Colton
9 M Ira Allen
Born: Apr 19, 1824 - Willsboro, NY
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Died: Feb 6, 1906 - Elyria, Lorain, Ohio
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Spouse: Julia Powell
Marr: Oct 25, 1846 - Cuyahoga, Ohio
10 F Nancy Allen
Born: Aug 8, 1827 - Willsboro, NY
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Died: Jan 25, 1905
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Spouse: Jospeh Nicholas
General Notes: Husband - Andrew Allen
Death also seen as Montpelier VT 1866
General Notes: Wife - Eunice Miner
Sources also show birth as 1783
Husband Capt. James Johnson
Born: Nov 13, 1673 - Greenland, NH
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Died: Mar 28, 1752 - Greenland, NH
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Father: John Johnson
Mother: Elinor Brackett
Marriage: Dec 19, 1734
Other Spouse: Elizabeth Thompson - Abt 1708
Wife Ann Allen
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General Notes: Husband - Capt. James Johnson
Will lists wife Anna and 1 son and 3 daughters of 7 children baptised.
In the name of God amen the fifth day of March in the year of our Lord 1752, I James Johnson of Greenland in the Province of New Hampshire in New England, gentleman or yeaoman being sick and weak in body ---
Itme I give and bequeath to Ann my dearly beloved wife over and above her thirds of my whole estate during her life the sum of one pound to be paid her in convenient time after my decease by my executorss hereafter named, equally between them also the household goods she brought with her and linning forever
Item - I give unto my son Samuel Johnson of said Greenland husbandman, and to his heirs or heir lawfully begotten by his body the one hald of my estate, both real and personal, excpet my right at Epsom and in case my said son Samuel shall decease without lawful issue, my will is that Margaret, the wife of my said son Samuel shall have the one half of the income of the said half of my estate during her natural life (and the other half of income of profit of said half of my estate shall be to to the use of my son in law Thomas Sherburne and his heirs and assigns, and the whole of said half of my estate in case of my said son Samuel's deceasing without lawful issue I will return to the right and property of my said son in law Thomas Sherburne, his heirs and assigns forever). My said son Samuel paying unto my daughter Elizabeth Jones one hundred pounds old tenor to the heirs of James Jones and my said daughter Elisabeth and fifty pounds old tenor to Mary Johnson, the wife of Bracket Johnson within four years after my decease.
Item - I give unto my son in law Thomas Sherburne of said Greenland and his wife Sarah and their heirs forever the one half of my estate both real and personal except my right at Epsom (he or she paying unto my daughter Elizabeth Jones the wife of James Jones of Portsmouth, or her heirs the sum of one hundred pounds old tenor and fifty pounds old tenor to Mary Johnson the wife of Bracket Johnson within four years after my decease) and the whole of my estate except my right in Epsom in case my said son Samuel shall decease without lawful issue, said Thomas and Sarah Sherburne paying the whole of said legacies and my debts and funereal charges.
Item - I give unto my son in law Bracket Johnson and his wife Mary and their heirs the sum of one hundred pounds money old tenor to be paid within four years after my decease by my executros hereafter names and the whole of my right of land in the township of Epsom in New Hampshire aforesaid.
Item - I give unto my son in law James Jones of Portsmouth aforesaid, cordwainer, and his wife Elizabeth and their heirs the sum of two hundred pounds in money old tenor to be paid them by my executors hereafter named within four years after my decease.
And I constitute make and ordain my said son Samuel Johnson and my son in law Thomas Sherburne, executors of this my last will and testatment and I do hhereby utterly disallow, revoke and dusannul all and every other former testatments, wills and legacies, bequests and executors by me before this time named willed and bequeathed ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament -- in witness whereof I the said James Johnson have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above written. James Johnson
Witnesses, Enoch Clark, Benjamin Williams, John Whidden.Proved April 29, 1752.
General Notes: Wife - Ann Allen
Widow of Jonathan Bill, brother to Rev. William Allen
Husband Albon H. Bailey
Born: Aug 13, 1821 - Weare, NH
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Died: Dec 15, 1880 - Somerset, MA
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Father: David H. Bailey
Mother: Sabra Unknown
Marriage: Jul 19, 1843 - Concord, NH
Other Spouse: Alcinda Wasson - Sep 1, 1864 - Somerville, MA
Wife Ann Dearborn Allen
Born: Feb 21, 1823 - Epsom, NH
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Died: Mar 22, 1863 - Somerville, MA
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Father: Ezra Allen
Mother: Sarah Mushaway Batchelder
Children
1 F Clara Bailey
Born: May 12, 1844
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2 F Alma Cora Bailey
Born: Dec 27, 1846
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3 F Ada Cora Bailey
Born: Oct 15, 1848
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4 M Herbert A. Bailey
Born: Jul 13, 1850 - Boston, MA
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Died: Jul 20, 1860 - Somerville, MA
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5 M Unnamed Bailey
Born: Jan 11, 1861 - Somerville, MA
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Died: Jan 12, 1861 - Somerville, MA
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General Notes: Husband - Albon H. Bailey
NHVR Born Weare, NH Aug. 13, 1821, Albon H. Bailey, parents David and Sabra Bailey
Mass Vital Records, Somerville, MA
Albon H. Bailey, died Dec. 15, 1880, Somerville, MA, born abt. 1821, Weare, NH, Father, David H. mother Sabra.
1860 US Census, Somerville, MA
AlbonH. Bailey, 39
Annie D. A. Bailey, 37
Clara Bailey, 16
Ada Cora Bailey, 11
Herbert A. Bailey, 10
General Notes: Wife - Ann Dearborn Allen
Death record from Somerville MA, Ann D.H. Bailey, age 40-1-1, dau of Ezra and Sarah M. Allen, parents born Epsom, NH
Notes: Marriage
NHVR Albon H. Bailey to Ann D. Allen, residents of Concord, married by David Harriman, clergyman, July 19, 1843, Concord, NH. No parents listed.
Husband Stephen D. Avery
Born: Jun 13, 1832 - Epsom, NH
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Died: Oct 13, 1900 - Petersburg, Nebraska
Buried: - Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Petersburg, Nebraska
Father: Stephen Avery
Mother: Ann C. McDaniel
Marriage: Aug 11, 1853 - Wolfeboro, NH
Other Spouse: Ellen S. Counsell - Dec 1873 - Nebraska
Wife Ann Mary Allen
Born: Feb 26, 1826 - Wolfeboro, NH
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Died: Bef 1873
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Father: Ebenezer Allen
Mother: Mary F. Nute
Children
1 M Frank P. Avery
Born: Abt 1856
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2 F Emma E. Avery
Born: Abt 1857
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3 F Mary A. Avery
Born: Nov 1859 - Milton, NH
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Spouse: Alfred J. Nute
Marr: Dec 31, 1882 - Wolfeboro, NH
4 M George W. Avery
Born: Aug 1866 - New Hampshire
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Died: Apr 1932
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Spouse: Jennie Howell
Marr: 1888
5 F Cora Evelyn Avery
Born: Jul 25, 1869 - Farmington, NH
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Spouse: Carlos B. Carpenter
Marr: Dec 30, 1888 - Wolfeboro, NH
Spouse: Marshall D. Richardson
Marr: Apr 2, 1899 - Tuftonboro, NH
General Notes: Husband - Stephen D. Avery
Year of birth seen in Nebraska history below as 1833, grave monment 1832.
Births of children calculated or from US Cenus data.
Fifth Regiment New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry
AVERY, Stephen D., Co. D; b. Epsom; age 28; resided Rochester; enlisted Sept. 19, '61; mustered in Oct. 23, '61 as Private.; wounded June 1 '62, Fair Oaks, VA; discharged disability Oct. 28, '62; P.O. Address Raeville, NB.
Reenlisted
First Regiment New Hampshire Volunteer Cavalry
AVERY, Stephen D., Unassigned; b. Epsom, age 32; credited Rochester; enlisted Apr. 1, '65; mustered in Apr. 1 '65 as Private; discharged May 6, '65, Galloup's Island, B.H. Mass. P.O. Ad. Raeville, Neb. History of the town of Rochester, NH "Shot through the lungs at Fair Oaks and supposed to be killed, but recovered."
Resided Milton, NH 1860 with Frank P. 4, Emma E., 3 and Mary A., 6 months.
1870 residing in Farmington, NH (listed as George D. in error) with wife Ann M., aged 43, and children Emma I., age 12: Mary A., age 10; George W., aged 4; and Cora E., age 1.
1880 living in Oakland, Boone County, Nebraska with wife and son George W., age 13; Frank L. age 5; Stephen J. age 3; Charles F. age 9 months. George in this census is said to have been born in Nebraska, but is from first marriage and was born New Hampshire. For whatever reason, none of the children of the first marriage are mentioned in the article below.
COMPENDIUM OF HISTORY, REMINISCENCE AND BIOGRAPHY OF
NEBRASKA
CONTAINING A
History of the State of Nebraska
Steven D. Avery, now deceased, was for many years one of the foremost citizens Oakland precinct. He was one of the substantial men of his region, whose integrity, industry, thrift and economy have added so much to the wealth and growth of Nebraska. He lived to a ripe old age. and his demise was deeply felt by the people of his community who knew so well the influence for good which he had always exercised for the welfare of the entire region.
Mr. Avery was born in New Hampshire on June 13, 1833, and made that state his residence until he was thirty-eight years of age, being engaged in the shoe manufacturing business for a number of years. He was a soldier in the civil war, serving nearly the whole time of the struggle, and participating in many famous battles. During the battle of Fair Oaks he was severely wounded, receiving two gunshot wounds which disabled him for the balance of his life. He served in Company D, Fifth New Hampshire Volunteers. After receiving his discharge, he re-enlisted and was commissioned captain, but the war closed at about this time, so he was not called into active service.
In 1871, Mr. Avery came to Nebraska, locating on a quarter section of homestead land in Boone county, this land being a part of the City Of Albion at the present time. He was married in December, 1873, to Miss Ellen S. Counsell, who was born and raised in England, coming to the United States with her parents in 1866. Mrs. Avery's parents were John and Theresa Counsell, both born in England and early settlers in Boone county. During the early days they went through the usual pioneer experiences, and from the first Mr. Avery took an active interest in the affairs of the county,. acting as an immigration agent for the state of Nebraska. He was also justice of the peace for many years. He succeeded in developing a good farm, and at the time of his death was classed among the well to-do men of his locality, he and his family being prominent in the educational and social affairs of their community. He died on October 13, 1900, in Petersburg, after an illness of eighteen years, survived by his wife and seven sons, the latter named as follows: Frank, who with his family lives in Colorado; John, now in Montana; Fred and Jesse, both at home; William, a well known farmer living near Petersburg; Edward, now in Idaho, and Ernest, who lives at Beatrice, Nebraska.
Mr. Avery was the fourth of nine sons, eight of whom served in the civil war, two being killed while in service.
Mrs. Avery's mother died in August, 1888, and her father in October, 1895. She has three sisters, two of whom reside in Albion, and the other is living in Omaha. Another died in Boone county in 1892, and a brother was accidentally drowned in Iowa, in August, 1867. Mrs. Avery is still occupying the old home in Petersburg, where she is surrounded by a large circle of friends. She is a woman of superior ability in a business way, having been a homesteader previous to her marriage. She proved up on one hundred and sixty acres situated on section twenty-two, township twenty-two, range seven, and during the pioneer times thought nothing of walking the distance of fifteen miles from this claim to the little postal station of Dresser, which was on the ground where Albion is now located. During these trips she was obliged to wade creeks where the water in places reached to her waist. She also helped build the first shanty which was her dwelling for a number of years.
General Notes: Wife - Ann Mary Allen
Assumed she died, no death record found.
Birth NHVR, parents Ebenezer and Mary Allen.
Notes: Marriage
Stephen D. (of Strafford) & Ann M. Allen, Aug. 11, 1853, Wolfboro NH Town Records.
Husband Leforest Dowst
Born: Sep 21, 1849 - Vienna, ME
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Died: Aug 30, 1915 - Vienna, ME
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Father: Henry Dowst
Mother: Mary Jane Blackstone
Marriage: Dec 25, 1872 - Vienna, ME
Wife Arazina R. Allen
Born: Apr 10, 1851 - Vienna, ME
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Died: Mar 31, 1930 - Vienna, ME
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Children
1 F Alice Dowst
Born: Feb 24, 1876 - Vienna, ME
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Died: Apr 20, 1892 - Vienna, ME
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2 F Ethel M. Dowst
Born: Oct 26, 1878 - Vienna, ME
Christened:
Died:
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Spouse: John B. McGaffey
Marr: May 29, 1901
Spouse: Orville B. Sanborn
Marr: Jun 15, 1924
3 M Dana M. Dowst
Born: Jan 7, 1884 - Vienna, ME
Christened:
Died: 1933
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4 M Orville H. Dowst
Born: Mar 4, 1886 - Vienna, ME
Christened:
Died: 1933
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5 M Merle E. Dowst
Born: Aug 16, 1890 - Vienna, ME
Christened:
Died: Nov 20, 1890 - Vienna, ME
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6 M Earle L. Dowst
Born: Aug 16, 1890 - Vienna, ME
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Died: Apr 1, 1892 - Vienna, ME
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Husband Benjamin Franklin Allen
Born: Jan 25, 1815 - Epsom, NH
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Died: Apr 12, 1887 - Woburn, MA
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Father: Ezra Allen
Mother: Sarah Mushaway Batchelder
Marriage: Nov 18, 1841
Other Spouse: Elizabeth H. Kittridge - Jun 3, 1851 - Waltham, MA
Wife Harriet Harding
Born: Jul 14, 1816 - Wellfleet, MA
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Died: Oct 31, 1848 - Cambridge, MA
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Father: Isaac Harding
Mother: Abigail Y. Higgins
Children
1 F Ella Mabelle Allen
Born: Jan 8, 1843 - Boston, MA
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Died: Feb 19, 1905 - Boston, MA
Buried: - Cambridge Cemetery, Cambridge, MA
General Notes: Husband - Benjamin Franklin Allen
NH Birth Records Early to 1900 give middle initial as F, born in Epsom.
Mass Vital Records, Woburn, Allen, Benjamin F., died age 73-2-16, born Epsom, NH, parents Ezra and Sarah.
1880 US Census, Boston, MA
Household of W.E. Richardson, 54
V. Richardson, 36
William B., 12
Francis A., 6
Vesta E. 1
Jane Frazier, 22, servant
B.F. Allen 65, boarder
and others
General Notes: Wife - Harriet Harding
Of Boston.
Mass Vitale Records 1841-1915 for Cambridge, MA, Harried H. Allen, age 32-3, died Oct. 31, 1848, wife of B.F. Allen, consumption.
Birth from Mass Births and Christenings, 1639-1915, Harriet Harding, born July 14, 1816, Wellfleet, Barnstable, Massachusetts, parents Isaac Harding and Nabby.
Notes: Marriage
Marriage date from Batchelder Genalogy of Charles Hull Batchelder