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Dr. Jonathan Allen

Birth29 MAR 1804 - Halifax, Windham, Vermont, United States
DeathMar 1881 - Windom, Cottonwood, Minnesota, USA
MotherAbigail Smith (Allen) Goodenough
FatherDavid Allen

Born in Halifax, Windham, Vermont, United States on 29 MAR 1804 to David Allen and Abigail Smith (Allen) Goodenough. Dr. Jonathan Allen married Anna Chamberlain and had 10 children. He passed away on Mar 1881 in Windom, Cottonwood, Minnesota, USA.

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David Allen
1764 - 1833
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Abigail Smith (Allen) Goodenough
1768 - 1843
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Anna Chamberlain
1804 - 1880
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Jane E Allen
1841 - 1909
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Jonathan Marshall Allen
1830 - 1860
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Emerson Allen
1844 - Unknown
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Edwin A Allen
1836 - 1915
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Calvin Lewis Allen
1838 - 1921
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Helen M Allen
1846 - 1912
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Emily Allen
1832 - 1900
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Nancy Manora Allen
1828 - 1909
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Silas Decatur Allen
1826 - 1907
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Mansir M Allen
1834 - 1856

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