From the Centennial History of Susquehanna County:
Miller S. Allen was born in Morris County, N.J., December 15, 1854. He attended the common schools in New Jersey, and had a few weeks' special instruction at Springville. He also attended the public school at Montrose a short time. He read law with LIttle & Blakeslee, and was admitted to the bar in APril 1879. He was in partnership with Little & Blakeslee for two years, and with Mr. Little was two years. He then had an office in Nichols' Block. Mr. Allen was one of the rising young lawyers of the Montrose bar.
Miller S. Allen was born in Morris County, N.J., December 15, 1854. He attended the common schools in New Jersey, and had a few weeks' special instruction at Springville. He also attended the public school at Montrose a short time. He read law with LIttle & Blakeslee, and was admitted to the bar in APril 1879. He was in partnership with Little & Blakeslee for two years, and with Mr. Little was two years. He then had an office in Nichols' Block. Mr. Allen was one of the rising young lawyers of the Montrose bar.
From the Centennial History of Susquehanna County:
Miller S. Allen was born in Morris County, N.J., December 15, 1854. He attended the common schools in New Jersey, and had a few weeks' special instruction at Springville. He also attended the public school at Montrose a short time. He read law with LIttle & Blakeslee, and was admitted to the bar in APril 1879. He was in partnership with Little & Blakeslee for two years, and with Mr. Little was two years. He then had an office in Nichols' Block. Mr. Allen was one of the rising young lawyers of the Montrose bar.
Miller S. Allen was born in Morris County, N.J., December 15, 1854. He attended the common schools in New Jersey, and had a few weeks' special instruction at Springville. He also attended the public school at Montrose a short time. He read law with LIttle & Blakeslee, and was admitted to the bar in APril 1879. He was in partnership with Little & Blakeslee for two years, and with Mr. Little was two years. He then had an office in Nichols' Block. Mr. Allen was one of the rising young lawyers of the Montrose bar.
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