Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2016/Handwritten Image:
Robert Allen married Martha Work in Clermont County, Ohio on March 1, 1804.
"Robert Allen moved to Brown County, Ohio, March 1796, near Georgetown. In 1804, he married Martha Work. She gave birth of one son James, Jan 15th, 1805, and, in a few days, she died near where Georgetown now stands. In 1809, he married Mary Waterman.
He acted as magistrate from 1814 until 1821 and was then elected Sheriff; and in 1823 he was re-elected. He built the first Carding machine and Oil mill. In Georgetown, he held several offices of importance, both civil and military. He served a six month's tour in the War of 1812. He died near Georgetown, Ohio, on January 7, 1853."
Sources - Title: Journal of J. W. Allen; Author: Judy Duncan, Page: pg. 3 - Date: 4 Nov 2001
pg 361
Robert Allen
Sheriff
1823-1827
pg 362
Robert Allen
Commissioner
1826-1829
In 1812, Robert Allen was a Trustee of the Roads District in Clark Township, Brown County, Ohio.
(History of Brown County, Ohio, W. H. Beers & Co., 1883, pg 520)
Robert Allen was elected a Justice of the Peace of Clark Township on January 17, 1818.
(History of Brown County, Ohio, W.H. Beers & Co., 1883, pg 521)
pg 401-402
When the "reformatory" movement of Alexander Campbell and his co-believers swept over the country, the majority of the members of this congregation [the Georgetown Christian Church] became converted to the new faith, organized a Society November 16, 1834, and carried over with them the property of the former Christian Church. Among the 16 original members who formed this new society were Robert Allen and wife Mary Allen. On March 8, 1835, the first Church election resulted in the choice of Robert Allen for Elder.
pg. 403-404
Georgetown Lodge 72, F & A.M., was first chartered in 1824. Robert Allen was W.M. (Worshipful Master)
pg. 404
Georgetown Chapter, No. 52, Royal Arch Masons, was granted a Warrant of dispensation October 22, 1852. Robert Allen was an original member.
Robert Allen married Martha Work in Clermont County, Ohio on March 1, 1804.
"Robert Allen moved to Brown County, Ohio, March 1796, near Georgetown. In 1804, he married Martha Work. She gave birth of one son James, Jan 15th, 1805, and, in a few days, she died near where Georgetown now stands. In 1809, he married Mary Waterman.
He acted as magistrate from 1814 until 1821 and was then elected Sheriff; and in 1823 he was re-elected. He built the first Carding machine and Oil mill. In Georgetown, he held several offices of importance, both civil and military. He served a six month's tour in the War of 1812. He died near Georgetown, Ohio, on January 7, 1853."
Sources - Title: Journal of J. W. Allen; Author: Judy Duncan, Page: pg. 3 - Date: 4 Nov 2001
pg 361
Robert Allen
Sheriff
1823-1827
pg 362
Robert Allen
Commissioner
1826-1829
In 1812, Robert Allen was a Trustee of the Roads District in Clark Township, Brown County, Ohio.
(History of Brown County, Ohio, W. H. Beers & Co., 1883, pg 520)
Robert Allen was elected a Justice of the Peace of Clark Township on January 17, 1818.
(History of Brown County, Ohio, W.H. Beers & Co., 1883, pg 521)
pg 401-402
When the "reformatory" movement of Alexander Campbell and his co-believers swept over the country, the majority of the members of this congregation [the Georgetown Christian Church] became converted to the new faith, organized a Society November 16, 1834, and carried over with them the property of the former Christian Church. Among the 16 original members who formed this new society were Robert Allen and wife Mary Allen. On March 8, 1835, the first Church election resulted in the choice of Robert Allen for Elder.
pg. 403-404
Georgetown Lodge 72, F & A.M., was first chartered in 1824. Robert Allen was W.M. (Worshipful Master)
pg. 404
Georgetown Chapter, No. 52, Royal Arch Masons, was granted a Warrant of dispensation October 22, 1852. Robert Allen was an original member.
Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2016/Handwritten Image:
Robert Allen married Martha Work in Clermont County, Ohio on March 1, 1804.
"Robert Allen moved to Brown County, Ohio, March 1796, near Georgetown. In 1804, he married Martha Work. She gave birth of one son James, Jan 15th, 1805, and, in a few days, she died near where Georgetown now stands. In 1809, he married Mary Waterman.
He acted as magistrate from 1814 until 1821 and was then elected Sheriff; and in 1823 he was re-elected. He built the first Carding machine and Oil mill. In Georgetown, he held several offices of importance, both civil and military. He served a six month's tour in the War of 1812. He died near Georgetown, Ohio, on January 7, 1853."
Sources - Title: Journal of J. W. Allen; Author: Judy Duncan, Page: pg. 3 - Date: 4 Nov 2001
pg 361
Robert Allen
Sheriff
1823-1827
pg 362
Robert Allen
Commissioner
1826-1829
In 1812, Robert Allen was a Trustee of the Roads District in Clark Township, Brown County, Ohio.
(History of Brown County, Ohio, W. H. Beers & Co., 1883, pg 520)
Robert Allen was elected a Justice of the Peace of Clark Township on January 17, 1818.
(History of Brown County, Ohio, W.H. Beers & Co., 1883, pg 521)
pg 401-402
When the "reformatory" movement of Alexander Campbell and his co-believers swept over the country, the majority of the members of this congregation [the Georgetown Christian Church] became converted to the new faith, organized a Society November 16, 1834, and carried over with them the property of the former Christian Church. Among the 16 original members who formed this new society were Robert Allen and wife Mary Allen. On March 8, 1835, the first Church election resulted in the choice of Robert Allen for Elder.
pg. 403-404
Georgetown Lodge 72, F & A.M., was first chartered in 1824. Robert Allen was W.M. (Worshipful Master)
pg. 404
Georgetown Chapter, No. 52, Royal Arch Masons, was granted a Warrant of dispensation October 22, 1852. Robert Allen was an original member.
Robert Allen married Martha Work in Clermont County, Ohio on March 1, 1804.
"Robert Allen moved to Brown County, Ohio, March 1796, near Georgetown. In 1804, he married Martha Work. She gave birth of one son James, Jan 15th, 1805, and, in a few days, she died near where Georgetown now stands. In 1809, he married Mary Waterman.
He acted as magistrate from 1814 until 1821 and was then elected Sheriff; and in 1823 he was re-elected. He built the first Carding machine and Oil mill. In Georgetown, he held several offices of importance, both civil and military. He served a six month's tour in the War of 1812. He died near Georgetown, Ohio, on January 7, 1853."
Sources - Title: Journal of J. W. Allen; Author: Judy Duncan, Page: pg. 3 - Date: 4 Nov 2001
pg 361
Robert Allen
Sheriff
1823-1827
pg 362
Robert Allen
Commissioner
1826-1829
In 1812, Robert Allen was a Trustee of the Roads District in Clark Township, Brown County, Ohio.
(History of Brown County, Ohio, W. H. Beers & Co., 1883, pg 520)
Robert Allen was elected a Justice of the Peace of Clark Township on January 17, 1818.
(History of Brown County, Ohio, W.H. Beers & Co., 1883, pg 521)
pg 401-402
When the "reformatory" movement of Alexander Campbell and his co-believers swept over the country, the majority of the members of this congregation [the Georgetown Christian Church] became converted to the new faith, organized a Society November 16, 1834, and carried over with them the property of the former Christian Church. Among the 16 original members who formed this new society were Robert Allen and wife Mary Allen. On March 8, 1835, the first Church election resulted in the choice of Robert Allen for Elder.
pg. 403-404
Georgetown Lodge 72, F & A.M., was first chartered in 1824. Robert Allen was W.M. (Worshipful Master)
pg. 404
Georgetown Chapter, No. 52, Royal Arch Masons, was granted a Warrant of dispensation October 22, 1852. Robert Allen was an original member.
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