Mary was married to Thomas Allein, who was the son of Benjamin Allein and Elizabeth Tongue, of Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
The Allein family came from colonial Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Mary Allein, who was born in 1782, accompanied her son, Thomas, and his wife Mary Precilla to Church Hill, Jefferson County. In a letter dated 1844, Thomas gives the details of his wife’s death and quotes her as having said “I have four on Earth and four in Heaven.”
Benjamin F. Allein
William Weems Allein
Harriet Ann Allein Moore
Laura Sellman Allein
Thomas Allein
Mary Elizabeth Allein
Mary Precilla Allein
? one more child who died prior to 1844
[Biographical information provided by Julia Baker and R.]
The Allein family came from colonial Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Mary Allein, who was born in 1782, accompanied her son, Thomas, and his wife Mary Precilla to Church Hill, Jefferson County. In a letter dated 1844, Thomas gives the details of his wife’s death and quotes her as having said “I have four on Earth and four in Heaven.”
Benjamin F. Allein
William Weems Allein
Harriet Ann Allein Moore
Laura Sellman Allein
Thomas Allein
Mary Elizabeth Allein
Mary Precilla Allein
? one more child who died prior to 1844
[Biographical information provided by Julia Baker and R.]
Mary was married to Thomas Allein, who was the son of Benjamin Allein and Elizabeth Tongue, of Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
The Allein family came from colonial Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Mary Allein, who was born in 1782, accompanied her son, Thomas, and his wife Mary Precilla to Church Hill, Jefferson County. In a letter dated 1844, Thomas gives the details of his wife’s death and quotes her as having said “I have four on Earth and four in Heaven.”
Benjamin F. Allein
William Weems Allein
Harriet Ann Allein Moore
Laura Sellman Allein
Thomas Allein
Mary Elizabeth Allein
Mary Precilla Allein
? one more child who died prior to 1844
[Biographical information provided by Julia Baker and R.]
The Allein family came from colonial Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Mary Allein, who was born in 1782, accompanied her son, Thomas, and his wife Mary Precilla to Church Hill, Jefferson County. In a letter dated 1844, Thomas gives the details of his wife’s death and quotes her as having said “I have four on Earth and four in Heaven.”
Benjamin F. Allein
William Weems Allein
Harriet Ann Allein Moore
Laura Sellman Allein
Thomas Allein
Mary Elizabeth Allein
Mary Precilla Allein
? one more child who died prior to 1844
[Biographical information provided by Julia Baker and R.]
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In affectionate remembrance of Mary Precilla, Consort of Thomas Allein, born April 19, 1807. Married May 18, 1826. Died Sep. 3, 1844. Her last words were “Heaven is very close to me. There is rest in Heaven.”
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