He was an editor, then Secretary of state for the State of New Jersey. He married December 19, 1833.
by Scott Balyer
Newspaper clipping:
The remains of Major Thomas S. Allison, Pay Master at this Post, who died on the 1st of February in this city, were escorted to the evening train of the Western and Atlantic Railroad yesterday afternoon by the officers of the Post, four companies, and quite a number of friends. In the procession was Judge O.A. Lochrane, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and Hon. John Erskins, of the United States District Court. The Post Band discoursed appropriate music.
The Atlanta Constitution; Atlanta, Georgia.
February 3, 1871; Page Three.
dm wms (#47395868)
Suggested edit: Margaret Gatzmer Roebling (1839 - 1914) m. No Date - 10625548
is one of his children not spouse
Contributor: Mark Winslett (49648575) • [email protected]
by Scott Balyer
Newspaper clipping:
The remains of Major Thomas S. Allison, Pay Master at this Post, who died on the 1st of February in this city, were escorted to the evening train of the Western and Atlantic Railroad yesterday afternoon by the officers of the Post, four companies, and quite a number of friends. In the procession was Judge O.A. Lochrane, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and Hon. John Erskins, of the United States District Court. The Post Band discoursed appropriate music.
The Atlanta Constitution; Atlanta, Georgia.
February 3, 1871; Page Three.
dm wms (#47395868)
Suggested edit: Margaret Gatzmer Roebling (1839 - 1914) m. No Date - 10625548
is one of his children not spouse
Contributor: Mark Winslett (49648575) • [email protected]
He was an editor, then Secretary of state for the State of New Jersey. He married December 19, 1833.
by Scott Balyer
Newspaper clipping:
The remains of Major Thomas S. Allison, Pay Master at this Post, who died on the 1st of February in this city, were escorted to the evening train of the Western and Atlantic Railroad yesterday afternoon by the officers of the Post, four companies, and quite a number of friends. In the procession was Judge O.A. Lochrane, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and Hon. John Erskins, of the United States District Court. The Post Band discoursed appropriate music.
The Atlanta Constitution; Atlanta, Georgia.
February 3, 1871; Page Three.
dm wms (#47395868)
Suggested edit: Margaret Gatzmer Roebling (1839 - 1914) m. No Date - 10625548
is one of his children not spouse
Contributor: Mark Winslett (49648575) • [email protected]
by Scott Balyer
Newspaper clipping:
The remains of Major Thomas S. Allison, Pay Master at this Post, who died on the 1st of February in this city, were escorted to the evening train of the Western and Atlantic Railroad yesterday afternoon by the officers of the Post, four companies, and quite a number of friends. In the procession was Judge O.A. Lochrane, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and Hon. John Erskins, of the United States District Court. The Post Band discoursed appropriate music.
The Atlanta Constitution; Atlanta, Georgia.
February 3, 1871; Page Three.
dm wms (#47395868)
Suggested edit: Margaret Gatzmer Roebling (1839 - 1914) m. No Date - 10625548
is one of his children not spouse
Contributor: Mark Winslett (49648575) • [email protected]
Bio by: Scott Balyer
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