Parents:
. Nicholas Arnold (1767 - 1814)
. Lydia Rhodes (1774 - 1827)
Marriage:
. Sarah Allison Allin, 13 Oct 1841
Children:
1. Albert Allin Arnold [1846-1882]
2. George Francis Arnold [1848] - burial site unknown
In 1844 he went to Greece where he remained till 1855
For the 1870 Census, Albert & Sarah are living in Illinois where he is a clergyman & professor; both of his sons were born in Greece.
According to George's passport application he was born on the Ionian Island of Corfu, while it was in the possession of Great Britian
. Nicholas Arnold (1767 - 1814)
. Lydia Rhodes (1774 - 1827)
Marriage:
. Sarah Allison Allin, 13 Oct 1841
Children:
1. Albert Allin Arnold [1846-1882]
2. George Francis Arnold [1848] - burial site unknown
In 1844 he went to Greece where he remained till 1855
For the 1870 Census, Albert & Sarah are living in Illinois where he is a clergyman & professor; both of his sons were born in Greece.
According to George's passport application he was born on the Ionian Island of Corfu, while it was in the possession of Great Britian
Parents:
. Nicholas Arnold (1767 - 1814)
. Lydia Rhodes (1774 - 1827)
Marriage:
. Sarah Allison Allin, 13 Oct 1841
Children:
1. Albert Allin Arnold [1846-1882]
2. George Francis Arnold [1848] - burial site unknown
In 1844 he went to Greece where he remained till 1855
For the 1870 Census, Albert & Sarah are living in Illinois where he is a clergyman & professor; both of his sons were born in Greece.
According to George's passport application he was born on the Ionian Island of Corfu, while it was in the possession of Great Britian
. Nicholas Arnold (1767 - 1814)
. Lydia Rhodes (1774 - 1827)
Marriage:
. Sarah Allison Allin, 13 Oct 1841
Children:
1. Albert Allin Arnold [1846-1882]
2. George Francis Arnold [1848] - burial site unknown
In 1844 he went to Greece where he remained till 1855
For the 1870 Census, Albert & Sarah are living in Illinois where he is a clergyman & professor; both of his sons were born in Greece.
According to George's passport application he was born on the Ionian Island of Corfu, while it was in the possession of Great Britian
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