Cyrus Allen, oldest son of Mary Hicks and William Allen, was born in 1808, Newlight District, Wake County, North
Carolina.
He moved with his family to Fayette County, Georgia in 1826, where he married Elizabeth Jennings on March 30, 1829. She was the daughter of Anthony and Ellen Jennings and was born in Surry County, North Carolina
It is not known when Cyrus and his family moved to Clarke Co. AL but they were listed in the 1840 Census. They may have come with his parents in 1835. Cyrus was a farmer, as well as being a public official. He served as Justice of Peace and Tax Collector. He was a Captain and Adjutant of the 30th Militia Regiment in Clarke County. Cyrus provided aide to CSA in the War Between the States. Cyrus died in Clarke County, AL
CSA Soldier
Carolina.
He moved with his family to Fayette County, Georgia in 1826, where he married Elizabeth Jennings on March 30, 1829. She was the daughter of Anthony and Ellen Jennings and was born in Surry County, North Carolina
It is not known when Cyrus and his family moved to Clarke Co. AL but they were listed in the 1840 Census. They may have come with his parents in 1835. Cyrus was a farmer, as well as being a public official. He served as Justice of Peace and Tax Collector. He was a Captain and Adjutant of the 30th Militia Regiment in Clarke County. Cyrus provided aide to CSA in the War Between the States. Cyrus died in Clarke County, AL
CSA Soldier
Cyrus Allen, oldest son of Mary Hicks and William Allen, was born in 1808, Newlight District, Wake County, North
Carolina.
He moved with his family to Fayette County, Georgia in 1826, where he married Elizabeth Jennings on March 30, 1829. She was the daughter of Anthony and Ellen Jennings and was born in Surry County, North Carolina
It is not known when Cyrus and his family moved to Clarke Co. AL but they were listed in the 1840 Census. They may have come with his parents in 1835. Cyrus was a farmer, as well as being a public official. He served as Justice of Peace and Tax Collector. He was a Captain and Adjutant of the 30th Militia Regiment in Clarke County. Cyrus provided aide to CSA in the War Between the States. Cyrus died in Clarke County, AL
CSA Soldier
Carolina.
He moved with his family to Fayette County, Georgia in 1826, where he married Elizabeth Jennings on March 30, 1829. She was the daughter of Anthony and Ellen Jennings and was born in Surry County, North Carolina
It is not known when Cyrus and his family moved to Clarke Co. AL but they were listed in the 1840 Census. They may have come with his parents in 1835. Cyrus was a farmer, as well as being a public official. He served as Justice of Peace and Tax Collector. He was a Captain and Adjutant of the 30th Militia Regiment in Clarke County. Cyrus provided aide to CSA in the War Between the States. Cyrus died in Clarke County, AL
CSA Soldier
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