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James Allison

Birth1818 - North Carolina, United States
DeathNot Available - Georgia, USA
MotherCassandra Bird
FatherThomas Allison

Born in North Carolina, United States on 1818 to Thomas Allison and Cassandra Bird. James Allison married Milley Abernathy and had 10 children. He passed away in Georgia, USA.

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Parents
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Thomas Allison
1753 - 1843
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Cassandra Bird
1760 - 1851
Spouse(s)
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Milley Abernathy
1819 - 1875
Children Show all
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Mary Sophronia Allsion
1857 - 1926
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M Caroline Allsion
1845 - Unknown
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Robert Newton Allison
1850 - 1910
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Coleman Allison
1853 - Unknown
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Lavinia A Allison
1843 - Unknown
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William B Allison
1836 - 1863
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Sarah Allison
1855 - 1896
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Larkin Allison
1852 - Unknown
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S A Allison
1839 - Unknown
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M A Allison
1848 - Unknown

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