Marshall (MI) Daily Chronicle
Monday, June 21, 1880 and Wednesday, June 23, 1880
Mr. Solon Allen, of Marshall township, died yesterday at his residence on the gravel road. Mr. Allen was an old resident of the county, having settle on the farm where he died in 1836. He was born in Vermont in 1802, and removed to Lenawee county in 1831, whence he came to this county as before stated. He had been an intense sufferer from a fever sore for 48 years, but was cheerful and happy, and bore his pain with such fortitude that a stranger would not have known that he was not enjoying perfect health.
Monday, June 21, 1880 and Wednesday, June 23, 1880
Mr. Solon Allen, of Marshall township, died yesterday at his residence on the gravel road. Mr. Allen was an old resident of the county, having settle on the farm where he died in 1836. He was born in Vermont in 1802, and removed to Lenawee county in 1831, whence he came to this county as before stated. He had been an intense sufferer from a fever sore for 48 years, but was cheerful and happy, and bore his pain with such fortitude that a stranger would not have known that he was not enjoying perfect health.
Marshall (MI) Daily Chronicle
Monday, June 21, 1880 and Wednesday, June 23, 1880
Mr. Solon Allen, of Marshall township, died yesterday at his residence on the gravel road. Mr. Allen was an old resident of the county, having settle on the farm where he died in 1836. He was born in Vermont in 1802, and removed to Lenawee county in 1831, whence he came to this county as before stated. He had been an intense sufferer from a fever sore for 48 years, but was cheerful and happy, and bore his pain with such fortitude that a stranger would not have known that he was not enjoying perfect health.
Monday, June 21, 1880 and Wednesday, June 23, 1880
Mr. Solon Allen, of Marshall township, died yesterday at his residence on the gravel road. Mr. Allen was an old resident of the county, having settle on the farm where he died in 1836. He was born in Vermont in 1802, and removed to Lenawee county in 1831, whence he came to this county as before stated. He had been an intense sufferer from a fever sore for 48 years, but was cheerful and happy, and bore his pain with such fortitude that a stranger would not have known that he was not enjoying perfect health.
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