Allen was working in the fields in Davie County at about the age of 12 when a man driving a horse and carriage asked if he'd like to go for a ride. Allen accepted the offer and the man (in his words) stole him and took him to work as a servant in his home in Rowan County. He had a younger sister named Charity who named her son after him. I have only been able to locate one family member's burial location, his sister Jane
Allen was working in the fields in Davie County at about the age of 12 when a man driving a horse and carriage asked if he'd like to go for a ride. Allen accepted the offer and the man (in his words) stole him and took him to work as a servant in his home in Rowan County. He had a younger sister named Charity who named her son after him. I have only been able to locate one family member's burial location, his sister Jane
Family Members
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Lillian Fostyne "Lillie" Collett Harrington
1877–1963
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Joseph Allen "Joe" Collette
1880–1940
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Jacob Edward "Jake" Collette
1880–1952
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Harriett "Hattie" Collette Harrington
1882–1960
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Cathryn Elizabeth "Betty" Collette Beaver
1886–1950
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Lula A. Collett
1888–1888
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Charles Fisher Collette
1888–1973
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Annie Collett Belk
1890–1980
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Molly Collette Basinger
1897–1961
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