The son of Edward Vale Allen and Frances Randall, "Elmore" married Mrs. Mary Jane (nee Beason) Wilson on 14 Apr 1864 in Calhoun County, Illinois. She was the mother of 1 child from her first marriage to William Jasper Wilson. He died in 1862 while serving in the Civil War.
Elmore and Mary Jane were the parents of 7 children. However, 3 died in infancy or early childhood.
He was an educator for many years. He was the Superintendent of Schools in Calhoun County for a time.
Mary Jane died in 1901.
Children from first marriage: 1 step-daughter, 3 daughters, 1 son, 3 infants.
Elmore married Lillie Frances Inman on Christmas Day 1902 in Calhoun County.
After a career in education, Elmore became a post master in Calhoun County.
Children from second marriage: None.
At the time of his death in 1922, Elmore was 76 years, 6 months and 24 days old. He was buried on 01 Oct 1922 and was survived by his second wife, Lillie. She died in 1928 and was buried next to him.
Father of:
Ermina S. Wilson Twichell (step-daughter)
Frances E. Allen Dorworth
Mary O. Allen
Edward E. Allen
Infant Allen
Infant Allen
Dora L. Allen Henry
Infant Allen
Elmore and Mary Jane were the parents of 7 children. However, 3 died in infancy or early childhood.
He was an educator for many years. He was the Superintendent of Schools in Calhoun County for a time.
Mary Jane died in 1901.
Children from first marriage: 1 step-daughter, 3 daughters, 1 son, 3 infants.
Elmore married Lillie Frances Inman on Christmas Day 1902 in Calhoun County.
After a career in education, Elmore became a post master in Calhoun County.
Children from second marriage: None.
At the time of his death in 1922, Elmore was 76 years, 6 months and 24 days old. He was buried on 01 Oct 1922 and was survived by his second wife, Lillie. She died in 1928 and was buried next to him.
Father of:
Ermina S. Wilson Twichell (step-daughter)
Frances E. Allen Dorworth
Mary O. Allen
Edward E. Allen
Infant Allen
Infant Allen
Dora L. Allen Henry
Infant Allen
The son of Edward Vale Allen and Frances Randall, "Elmore" married Mrs. Mary Jane (nee Beason) Wilson on 14 Apr 1864 in Calhoun County, Illinois. She was the mother of 1 child from her first marriage to William Jasper Wilson. He died in 1862 while serving in the Civil War.
Elmore and Mary Jane were the parents of 7 children. However, 3 died in infancy or early childhood.
He was an educator for many years. He was the Superintendent of Schools in Calhoun County for a time.
Mary Jane died in 1901.
Children from first marriage: 1 step-daughter, 3 daughters, 1 son, 3 infants.
Elmore married Lillie Frances Inman on Christmas Day 1902 in Calhoun County.
After a career in education, Elmore became a post master in Calhoun County.
Children from second marriage: None.
At the time of his death in 1922, Elmore was 76 years, 6 months and 24 days old. He was buried on 01 Oct 1922 and was survived by his second wife, Lillie. She died in 1928 and was buried next to him.
Father of:
Ermina S. Wilson Twichell (step-daughter)
Frances E. Allen Dorworth
Mary O. Allen
Edward E. Allen
Infant Allen
Infant Allen
Dora L. Allen Henry
Infant Allen
Elmore and Mary Jane were the parents of 7 children. However, 3 died in infancy or early childhood.
He was an educator for many years. He was the Superintendent of Schools in Calhoun County for a time.
Mary Jane died in 1901.
Children from first marriage: 1 step-daughter, 3 daughters, 1 son, 3 infants.
Elmore married Lillie Frances Inman on Christmas Day 1902 in Calhoun County.
After a career in education, Elmore became a post master in Calhoun County.
Children from second marriage: None.
At the time of his death in 1922, Elmore was 76 years, 6 months and 24 days old. He was buried on 01 Oct 1922 and was survived by his second wife, Lillie. She died in 1928 and was buried next to him.
Father of:
Ermina S. Wilson Twichell (step-daughter)
Frances E. Allen Dorworth
Mary O. Allen
Edward E. Allen
Infant Allen
Infant Allen
Dora L. Allen Henry
Infant Allen
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