Born in Indiana, son of Thomas Almon (III) and Ruth Martin. He moved to Franklin County Illinois where he lived for several years, then returned to Indiana. He outlived two wives, Lodema Ellen Harper, and Evaline (Smothers) Easley. His third wife, Cynthia M., appears to have been buried at a different cemetery with her previous husband, John Stoneberger. Cynthia's maiden name was either Law or Hensley.
Born in Indiana, son of Thomas Almon (III) and Ruth Martin. He moved to Franklin County Illinois where he lived for several years, then returned to Indiana. He outlived two wives, Lodema Ellen Harper, and Evaline (Smothers) Easley. His third wife, Cynthia M., appears to have been buried at a different cemetery with her previous husband, John Stoneberger. Cynthia's maiden name was either Law or Hensley.
Inscription
MILTON ALLMON
May 12, 1831-Mar 17 1909
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CYNTHIA M
His Wife
Mar 23, 1849-
Gravesite Details
The spelling is not a typo. The family mainly used Almon, but in his adult life Milton and his children seem to have used Allman more.
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