Aged fifty-seven years
Husband of:
Elizabeth Allison
(From page 545 in the book "History of Franklin County, Pennsylvania; Bates; 1887; 1110 pages)
Note:
Book states he was buried in Moss Spring Cemetery, but was found to be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Several cemeteries were consolidated into Cedar Hill Cemetery. This must have been one of them. He has a stone at Cedar Hill Cemetery. There is a memorial up with a photo.
Father of twelve children.
American Rev. veteran:
Colonel
2nd Battalion Cumberland Co Associators
In 1782 he laid out and founded Greencastle.
Additional info at
Allison-Antrim Museum
Greencastle, PA
http://greencastlemuseum.org/local_history/allison.htm
Husband of:
Elizabeth Allison
(From page 545 in the book "History of Franklin County, Pennsylvania; Bates; 1887; 1110 pages)
Note:
Book states he was buried in Moss Spring Cemetery, but was found to be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Several cemeteries were consolidated into Cedar Hill Cemetery. This must have been one of them. He has a stone at Cedar Hill Cemetery. There is a memorial up with a photo.
Father of twelve children.
American Rev. veteran:
Colonel
2nd Battalion Cumberland Co Associators
In 1782 he laid out and founded Greencastle.
Additional info at
Allison-Antrim Museum
Greencastle, PA
http://greencastlemuseum.org/local_history/allison.htm
Aged fifty-seven years
Husband of:
Elizabeth Allison
(From page 545 in the book "History of Franklin County, Pennsylvania; Bates; 1887; 1110 pages)
Note:
Book states he was buried in Moss Spring Cemetery, but was found to be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Several cemeteries were consolidated into Cedar Hill Cemetery. This must have been one of them. He has a stone at Cedar Hill Cemetery. There is a memorial up with a photo.
Father of twelve children.
American Rev. veteran:
Colonel
2nd Battalion Cumberland Co Associators
In 1782 he laid out and founded Greencastle.
Additional info at
Allison-Antrim Museum
Greencastle, PA
http://greencastlemuseum.org/local_history/allison.htm
Husband of:
Elizabeth Allison
(From page 545 in the book "History of Franklin County, Pennsylvania; Bates; 1887; 1110 pages)
Note:
Book states he was buried in Moss Spring Cemetery, but was found to be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Several cemeteries were consolidated into Cedar Hill Cemetery. This must have been one of them. He has a stone at Cedar Hill Cemetery. There is a memorial up with a photo.
Father of twelve children.
American Rev. veteran:
Colonel
2nd Battalion Cumberland Co Associators
In 1782 he laid out and founded Greencastle.
Additional info at
Allison-Antrim Museum
Greencastle, PA
http://greencastlemuseum.org/local_history/allison.htm
Inscription
Founder of Greencastle in 1782
Gravesite Details
Moved to Cedar Hill Cemetery Greencastle PA
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