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Sylvanus Allen

Birth7 Feb 1779 - Shelburne, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA
Death20 Mar 1865 - West Monroe, Oswego, New York, USA
MotherMartha Stebbins
FatherSylvanus Allen

Born in Shelburne, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA on 7 Feb 1779 to Sylvanus Allen and Martha Stebbins. Sylvanus Allen married Elizabeth Betsey C Childs and had 10 children. He passed away on 20 Mar 1865 in West Monroe, Oswego, New York, USA.

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Sylvanus Allen
1746 - 1837
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Martha Stebbins
1754 - 1829
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Elizabeth Betsey C Childs
1785 - 1871
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Alfred Allen
1807 - 1896
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Sylvanus Allen
1809 - 1870
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Bernard Allen
1808 - 1872
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Harriet L Allen
1825 - Unknown
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Lorenzo Allen
1827 - Unknown
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Sophia Allen
1829 - Unknown
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Ebenezer Childs Allen
1814 - 1893
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Josiah S Allen
1788 - 1845
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Orson F Allen
1828 - 1918
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Porter B. Allen
1817 - Unknown

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