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JAMES THOMAS AND ELZIRA (HUBBARD)
ALLEN
source: Harrison County Bicentennial History,
1976
James Thomas Allen was born in Independence.
Jackson County, Missouri, January 19. 1840 and passed away at his home
four miles west of Eagleville, Mo., on July 4. 1911. Aged 71 years, 5
months and 15 days. He
was in poor health for some time but bore his
suffering with fortitude and patience. He was married to
Elzira Hubbard, February 1, 1862 and to this union was born eleven
children; eight sons and three daughters. One son and one daughter passed
away in infancy. The rest are
living.
He was a man of fine character, never
speaking ill of anyone, always seeing the good qualities in his friends
rather than the faults and of whom the friends and neighbors could always
say. "Blessed is the peacemaker."
This wife has lost a good true
companion and his children a kind loving father and his neighbors one
whose memory will ever be remembered for his kind words and deeds amongst
them.
[source: Harrison County Bicentennial
History, 1976]
JAMES THOMAS ALLEN
B: January 19,
1840, Jackson County, Missouri
D: July 4, 1911, Harrison County,
Missouri
son of Callaway and Keziah (Savage) Allen
married:
April 12, 1863 to
Elzira Hubbard
daughter of Levi Scott and
Indiana (White) Hubbard
B: October 20, 1845, Monroe Co. Indiana
D:
February 20, 1916, Harrison Co. Mo.
they were the parents of 11
children:
John William
B: 02-05-1864
D:
04-20-1950 |
Levi Scott
B: 04-04-1869
D: 04-21-1949 |
Henry Francis
B: 02-23-1871
D:
11-06-1894 |
Luther Martin
B: 02-26-1877
D:
07-26-1959 |
Alfred Burton
B: 06-05-1878
D:
03-13-1958 |
Annie Myrtle
B: 12-10-1882
D:
03-14-1973 |
Jennie May
B: 03-30-1887
D: 1968 |
Oliver Thomas
B:11-07-1872
D:10-17-1935 |
Infant Allen
B: ?
D: at 6 months |
Infant Allen
B:?
D:? |
Perry Albert
B: 10-28-1866
D:
068-06-1938 |
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James Thomas and Elzira (Hubbard) Allen
are
both buried in the Hobbs Cemetery
Insert:
James Thomas Allen. Elzira Hubbard
Allen.
MIDDLE ROW: Annie. Ben. Luther.
Jennie Allen
BACK ROW:
Albert. Levi, John.
Henry, and Ollie Allen
source: Harrison
County Bicentennial History, 1976
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