[Note: This is not the William J. Allen who is buried in Schley county's Hopewell United Methodist Church Cemetery. The father of that William J. was a William A. Allen (his name is on William J.'s death certificate.). William A., William J., and William are three different people.]
This memorial in Ellaville City Cemetery is for the son of Thomas Allen and Dorothy Dolly Murray.
Father of Charles T., Thomas E., Dollie , Mollie, Rosa Lee and Frank S. Allen.
Brother of John Steven, Martha M., Augustus E., Henry Harrison and Aurelius Allen.
Co. G 5 Ga. Inf. C.S.A.
Courtesy of Georgia's Virtual Vault on-line, there are 27 pages copied from his Confederate pension papers for Schley County, GA. He swears he came to Schley County 7th May 1833. [That's his birth date] He says he fought in the Jackson's Brigade of the GA volunteers and was wounded when a cannonball went through his left thigh between the hip and knee. The leg withered and was useless. He received a confederate pension of $50 a year from 1889-1907. [He was in the 1910 census in Ellaville]
Ernie Jones note: [William Allen, of this age, is still living in 1910 in a house on Broad St, with his 30 year old single daughter Dolly, who is listed as assistant postmaster to widowed postmistress Fannie Cheney who is living next door.]
William was county sheriff in the mid-late 1890s.
This memorial in Ellaville City Cemetery is for the son of Thomas Allen and Dorothy Dolly Murray.
Father of Charles T., Thomas E., Dollie , Mollie, Rosa Lee and Frank S. Allen.
Brother of John Steven, Martha M., Augustus E., Henry Harrison and Aurelius Allen.
Co. G 5 Ga. Inf. C.S.A.
Courtesy of Georgia's Virtual Vault on-line, there are 27 pages copied from his Confederate pension papers for Schley County, GA. He swears he came to Schley County 7th May 1833. [That's his birth date] He says he fought in the Jackson's Brigade of the GA volunteers and was wounded when a cannonball went through his left thigh between the hip and knee. The leg withered and was useless. He received a confederate pension of $50 a year from 1889-1907. [He was in the 1910 census in Ellaville]
Ernie Jones note: [William Allen, of this age, is still living in 1910 in a house on Broad St, with his 30 year old single daughter Dolly, who is listed as assistant postmaster to widowed postmistress Fannie Cheney who is living next door.]
William was county sheriff in the mid-late 1890s.
[Note: This is not the William J. Allen who is buried in Schley county's Hopewell United Methodist Church Cemetery. The father of that William J. was a William A. Allen (his name is on William J.'s death certificate.). William A., William J., and William are three different people.]
This memorial in Ellaville City Cemetery is for the son of Thomas Allen and Dorothy Dolly Murray.
Father of Charles T., Thomas E., Dollie , Mollie, Rosa Lee and Frank S. Allen.
Brother of John Steven, Martha M., Augustus E., Henry Harrison and Aurelius Allen.
Co. G 5 Ga. Inf. C.S.A.
Courtesy of Georgia's Virtual Vault on-line, there are 27 pages copied from his Confederate pension papers for Schley County, GA. He swears he came to Schley County 7th May 1833. [That's his birth date] He says he fought in the Jackson's Brigade of the GA volunteers and was wounded when a cannonball went through his left thigh between the hip and knee. The leg withered and was useless. He received a confederate pension of $50 a year from 1889-1907. [He was in the 1910 census in Ellaville]
Ernie Jones note: [William Allen, of this age, is still living in 1910 in a house on Broad St, with his 30 year old single daughter Dolly, who is listed as assistant postmaster to widowed postmistress Fannie Cheney who is living next door.]
William was county sheriff in the mid-late 1890s.
This memorial in Ellaville City Cemetery is for the son of Thomas Allen and Dorothy Dolly Murray.
Father of Charles T., Thomas E., Dollie , Mollie, Rosa Lee and Frank S. Allen.
Brother of John Steven, Martha M., Augustus E., Henry Harrison and Aurelius Allen.
Co. G 5 Ga. Inf. C.S.A.
Courtesy of Georgia's Virtual Vault on-line, there are 27 pages copied from his Confederate pension papers for Schley County, GA. He swears he came to Schley County 7th May 1833. [That's his birth date] He says he fought in the Jackson's Brigade of the GA volunteers and was wounded when a cannonball went through his left thigh between the hip and knee. The leg withered and was useless. He received a confederate pension of $50 a year from 1889-1907. [He was in the 1910 census in Ellaville]
Ernie Jones note: [William Allen, of this age, is still living in 1910 in a house on Broad St, with his 30 year old single daughter Dolly, who is listed as assistant postmaster to widowed postmistress Fannie Cheney who is living next door.]
William was county sheriff in the mid-late 1890s.
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