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Noah Allison

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Noah Allison

Birth
Prince George's County, Maryland, USA
Death
21 Nov 1878 (aged 79)
Owen County, Indiana, USA
Burial
Spencer, Owen County, Indiana, USA Add to Map
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Noah Allison was christened 26 May 1799 in Prince George Parish, Montgomery Co., MD. Parents were shown as John and Elizabeth Allison.

History of Owen Co., IN, Charles Blanchard, 1884, page 670

Noah ALLISON, brother of James M. H., came to Spencer a few years after his brother and began business on a small scale; from the early history of Owen Co., until a few years before his death, he was the leading merchant of the town and county. He was a man of great energy, industry, and perseverance, and practiced the most rigid economy. He began with a very meager stock of goods as well as customers. He also worked as a shoemaker when not waiting on customers. He soon controlled the greater portion of the business in the county. He traded extensively in all kinds of products, shipping them to New Orleans in flatboats, and amassed a considerable fortune. His sons continued his business for many years after he retired, and his three grandsons are running the grocery store at his old place of business.
Noah Allison was christened 26 May 1799 in Prince George Parish, Montgomery Co., MD. Parents were shown as John and Elizabeth Allison.

History of Owen Co., IN, Charles Blanchard, 1884, page 670

Noah ALLISON, brother of James M. H., came to Spencer a few years after his brother and began business on a small scale; from the early history of Owen Co., until a few years before his death, he was the leading merchant of the town and county. He was a man of great energy, industry, and perseverance, and practiced the most rigid economy. He began with a very meager stock of goods as well as customers. He also worked as a shoemaker when not waiting on customers. He soon controlled the greater portion of the business in the county. He traded extensively in all kinds of products, shipping them to New Orleans in flatboats, and amassed a considerable fortune. His sons continued his business for many years after he retired, and his three grandsons are running the grocery store at his old place of business.


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