Must be 2 sisters married 2 brothers. Zach and his brother Thomas are well documented as being two of the earliest settlers in this area. Thomas built the first home in this area when they moved here and Zachariah ran a lumber mill and sawmill on Apple Creek. They were both born in Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina. Rowan County was a staging area for those who wanted to head west. They then moved to Davidson County, Tennessee near Nashville before coming to southern Illinois. They were founders of White Hall and Greenfield. Zachariah had a total of 25 children: 17 with his first wife and 8 with Elizabeth Law who moved up to Warren County, ILL after his death.
Must be 2 sisters married 2 brothers. Zach and his brother Thomas are well documented as being two of the earliest settlers in this area. Thomas built the first home in this area when they moved here and Zachariah ran a lumber mill and sawmill on Apple Creek. They were both born in Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina. Rowan County was a staging area for those who wanted to head west. They then moved to Davidson County, Tennessee near Nashville before coming to southern Illinois. They were founders of White Hall and Greenfield. Zachariah had a total of 25 children: 17 with his first wife and 8 with Elizabeth Law who moved up to Warren County, ILL after his death.
Family Members
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John Allen
1791–1844
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James Martin Allen Sr
1794–1871
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Samuel Allen
1799–1861
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George Washington Allen
1801–1865
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Hardy M. Allen
1807–1862
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Jesse Law Allen
1808–1874
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Thomas Smith Allen
1809–1845
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Margaret Allen Bruce
1813–1877
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Joseph A. Allen
1815–1847
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David Allen
1817–1899
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Mary Allen Caldwell
1820–1868
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Isaac Newton Edney Allen
1822–1863
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Henry Allen
1828–1907
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