Widow of Capt. Hannibal M. Allen, son of Col. Ethan Allen, leader of the Green Mountain Boys of VT and hero of the taking of Fort Ticonderoga during the Revolutionary War.
Agnes & Hannibal were married in VT in 1808.
Agnes came to Eastmanville, Ottawa Co., MI in 1837 with her sister, Catherine Low (Memorial #67880421), wife of Capt. Benjamin Hopkins of Mill Point (now Spring Lake), Ottawa Co., MI. Benjamin & Catherine Hopkins named one of their sons Hannibal Allen Hopkins.
Agnes & Hannibal were married in VT in 1808.
Agnes came to Eastmanville, Ottawa Co., MI in 1837 with her sister, Catherine Low (Memorial #67880421), wife of Capt. Benjamin Hopkins of Mill Point (now Spring Lake), Ottawa Co., MI. Benjamin & Catherine Hopkins named one of their sons Hannibal Allen Hopkins.
Widow of Capt. Hannibal M. Allen, son of Col. Ethan Allen, leader of the Green Mountain Boys of VT and hero of the taking of Fort Ticonderoga during the Revolutionary War.
Agnes & Hannibal were married in VT in 1808.
Agnes came to Eastmanville, Ottawa Co., MI in 1837 with her sister, Catherine Low (Memorial #67880421), wife of Capt. Benjamin Hopkins of Mill Point (now Spring Lake), Ottawa Co., MI. Benjamin & Catherine Hopkins named one of their sons Hannibal Allen Hopkins.
Agnes & Hannibal were married in VT in 1808.
Agnes came to Eastmanville, Ottawa Co., MI in 1837 with her sister, Catherine Low (Memorial #67880421), wife of Capt. Benjamin Hopkins of Mill Point (now Spring Lake), Ottawa Co., MI. Benjamin & Catherine Hopkins named one of their sons Hannibal Allen Hopkins.
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