OBITUARY:
Philip Allman son of Samuel and Fannie Allman was born February 12, 1849, in Jackson county, Ind., where he spent his entire life.
His occupation throughout his life was that of a farmer. By the hardest of labor and strict economy he has reared a large family.
He was married twice. The first wife being Sarah E. Hicks. To this union were born nine children, namely, Edward, Philip, William, Mort, Ezra and Sam Allman, Myrtle Lucas of this neighborhood and Josephine Fleetwood of Seymour, and Fred, who enlisted in the world war and lost his life over seas.
On May 2, 1902, he was married to Katie Hagen and to this union were born four children, Mrs. Howard Acton of this place, Mrs. Dan Kinworthy of Brownstown, Irene of Seymour, all living, and a baby boy, Dale, who preceded him into the great beyond.
Beside the wife and children he is survived by two half-brothers, Joseph and W.R. Allman of this place and one half-sister Lucinda Carr of Seymour. Also a host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren and friends.
The funeral services were held at the Pleasant Grove church Monday morning at 10:00 o'clock, Rev. F.H. Reynolds officiating, assisted by Rev. L.S. Lovell. Internment in the Wayman cemetery.
Published in the Brownstown, IN, Banner, dated February 25, 1931.
OBITUARY:
Philip Allman son of Samuel and Fannie Allman was born February 12, 1849, in Jackson county, Ind., where he spent his entire life.
His occupation throughout his life was that of a farmer. By the hardest of labor and strict economy he has reared a large family.
He was married twice. The first wife being Sarah E. Hicks. To this union were born nine children, namely, Edward, Philip, William, Mort, Ezra and Sam Allman, Myrtle Lucas of this neighborhood and Josephine Fleetwood of Seymour, and Fred, who enlisted in the world war and lost his life over seas.
On May 2, 1902, he was married to Katie Hagen and to this union were born four children, Mrs. Howard Acton of this place, Mrs. Dan Kinworthy of Brownstown, Irene of Seymour, all living, and a baby boy, Dale, who preceded him into the great beyond.
Beside the wife and children he is survived by two half-brothers, Joseph and W.R. Allman of this place and one half-sister Lucinda Carr of Seymour. Also a host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren and friends.
The funeral services were held at the Pleasant Grove church Monday morning at 10:00 o'clock, Rev. F.H. Reynolds officiating, assisted by Rev. L.S. Lovell. Internment in the Wayman cemetery.
Published in the Brownstown, IN, Banner, dated February 25, 1931.
Family Members
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Edward Allman
1871–1940
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Samuel Reuben Allman
1873–1937
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Phillip J. Allman
1876–1959
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Myrtle Ann Allman Lucas
1879–1947
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William Riley Allman
1882–1964
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Morton "Mort" Allman
1882–1967
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Josephine Allman Fleetwood
1887–1956
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Fred Allman
1891–1918
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Ezra Allman
1894–1980
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Tweedie Allman Acton
1903–1979
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Myrtle Mabel Allman Kinworthy
1906–1963
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Irene Allman Parks
1909–1954
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Dale Allman
1910–1911
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