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John Allison

Birth1808 - Ross, Ohio, USA
Deathaft 1880 - Bethel, McDonough, Illinois, USA
MotherSusannah Cutlip
FatherBenjamin Allison

Born in Ross, Ohio, USA on 1808 to Benjamin Allison and Susannah Cutlip. John Allison married Rachel Crossman and had 16 children. He passed away on aft 1880 in Bethel, McDonough, Illinois, USA.

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Parents
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Benjamin Allison
1784 - 1838
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Susannah Cutlip
1792 - 1819
Spouse(s)
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Rachel Crossman
1809 - 1872
Children Show all
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Charlotte "Lottie" Allison
1831 - 1920
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Nancy Allison
1835 - 1921
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Albert Ward Allison
1849 - 1939
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Elizabeth Allison
1838 - 1880
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John W Allison
1842 - 1870
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Sally A Allison
1840 - Unknown
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Nathaniel Nathan W. Allison
1831 - 1918
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Susan Alison
1845 - Unknown
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Temperance Deliah Allison
1847 - 1928
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Minerva Allison
1834 - 1870
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Mary D Allison
1854 - 1914
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Joseph E Allison
1852 - 1880
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Thomas Jefferson Allison
1856 - 1941
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Minnow Allison
1834 - 1870
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Rachel Stewart
1852 - Unknown
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Adam Allison
1828 - 1867

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