Jean first appears in the 1860 census with her parents James and Amy, living in Shawneetown, Gallatin County. Also in the household are brothers William (14) and Robert (2).
In 1870, the family remains in Shawneetown, with parents James and Amy and children William, Jennie (Jean) and Robert. Also in the household are H.M. Leech (possibly a relative of Amy, as her maiden name is Leach/Leech?) and a domestic worker, Maggie Golden.
In 1880, Jean remains at home with her parents and brother Robert, where she is listed as a teacher. On January 10, 1888, Jean marries Thomas B. Allen in Gallatin County, IL. In 1899, Jean and Thomas moved to Minonk and in the 1900 census, reside there. Jean's mother Amy resides with them.
In 1910, Jean and Thomas remain in Minonk. Also in the household are two grandchildren, Bessie and W. Allen Loomis. They are the children of Etta Allen Loomis, the daughter of Thomas and his first wife, Jennie. They are still living with Thomas and Jean in 1920.
In 1930, Thomas, Jean and Bessie remain in the household. Thomas passed in 1933
In 1870, the family remains in Shawneetown, with parents James and Amy and children William, Jennie (Jean) and Robert. Also in the household are H.M. Leech (possibly a relative of Amy, as her maiden name is Leach/Leech?) and a domestic worker, Maggie Golden.
In 1880, Jean remains at home with her parents and brother Robert, where she is listed as a teacher. On January 10, 1888, Jean marries Thomas B. Allen in Gallatin County, IL. In 1899, Jean and Thomas moved to Minonk and in the 1900 census, reside there. Jean's mother Amy resides with them.
In 1910, Jean and Thomas remain in Minonk. Also in the household are two grandchildren, Bessie and W. Allen Loomis. They are the children of Etta Allen Loomis, the daughter of Thomas and his first wife, Jennie. They are still living with Thomas and Jean in 1920.
In 1930, Thomas, Jean and Bessie remain in the household. Thomas passed in 1933
Jean first appears in the 1860 census with her parents James and Amy, living in Shawneetown, Gallatin County. Also in the household are brothers William (14) and Robert (2).
In 1870, the family remains in Shawneetown, with parents James and Amy and children William, Jennie (Jean) and Robert. Also in the household are H.M. Leech (possibly a relative of Amy, as her maiden name is Leach/Leech?) and a domestic worker, Maggie Golden.
In 1880, Jean remains at home with her parents and brother Robert, where she is listed as a teacher. On January 10, 1888, Jean marries Thomas B. Allen in Gallatin County, IL. In 1899, Jean and Thomas moved to Minonk and in the 1900 census, reside there. Jean's mother Amy resides with them.
In 1910, Jean and Thomas remain in Minonk. Also in the household are two grandchildren, Bessie and W. Allen Loomis. They are the children of Etta Allen Loomis, the daughter of Thomas and his first wife, Jennie. They are still living with Thomas and Jean in 1920.
In 1930, Thomas, Jean and Bessie remain in the household. Thomas passed in 1933
In 1870, the family remains in Shawneetown, with parents James and Amy and children William, Jennie (Jean) and Robert. Also in the household are H.M. Leech (possibly a relative of Amy, as her maiden name is Leach/Leech?) and a domestic worker, Maggie Golden.
In 1880, Jean remains at home with her parents and brother Robert, where she is listed as a teacher. On January 10, 1888, Jean marries Thomas B. Allen in Gallatin County, IL. In 1899, Jean and Thomas moved to Minonk and in the 1900 census, reside there. Jean's mother Amy resides with them.
In 1910, Jean and Thomas remain in Minonk. Also in the household are two grandchildren, Bessie and W. Allen Loomis. They are the children of Etta Allen Loomis, the daughter of Thomas and his first wife, Jennie. They are still living with Thomas and Jean in 1920.
In 1930, Thomas, Jean and Bessie remain in the household. Thomas passed in 1933
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