Orion was the brother of Adalaide Allison, Alice (Allison) Foster, William Allison, Rachel (Allison) Watts, Nellie (Allison) Gaston, Edward Allison, Mary Allison, and Madie (Allison) Rogers in addition to being the brother of his other siblings identified below.
Brown County Democrat 13 Jan 1944
Orion Allison Dies in Indianapolis
Orion Allison, a former resident of Nashivllle, died at his home in Indianapolis last Thursday at the age of eighty-two. He was a brother of the late Alonzo Allison, for many years publisher of this paper. He was born in Franklin, Ind., was the last of five sons of Capt. George W. Allison and Rachel E. Allison, and came to Nashville with his parents in 1870.
"Roll", as he was familiarly known here, was married to Mary Harmon of Nashville. His wife died several years ago. He was a railroader for many years, the most of which time he was employed in the railroad yards at Indianapolis. Because of advanced age he retired a few years ago and received a railroader's pension.
Surviving are a son, Noah, a daughter, Madie, and two sisters, Mrs. Nettie Gaston and Mrs. Rachel Watts, all of Indianapolis. Funeral services were held in Indianapolis Monday.
Orion was the brother of Adalaide Allison, Alice (Allison) Foster, William Allison, Rachel (Allison) Watts, Nellie (Allison) Gaston, Edward Allison, Mary Allison, and Madie (Allison) Rogers in addition to being the brother of his other siblings identified below.
Brown County Democrat 13 Jan 1944
Orion Allison Dies in Indianapolis
Orion Allison, a former resident of Nashivllle, died at his home in Indianapolis last Thursday at the age of eighty-two. He was a brother of the late Alonzo Allison, for many years publisher of this paper. He was born in Franklin, Ind., was the last of five sons of Capt. George W. Allison and Rachel E. Allison, and came to Nashville with his parents in 1870.
"Roll", as he was familiarly known here, was married to Mary Harmon of Nashville. His wife died several years ago. He was a railroader for many years, the most of which time he was employed in the railroad yards at Indianapolis. Because of advanced age he retired a few years ago and received a railroader's pension.
Surviving are a son, Noah, a daughter, Madie, and two sisters, Mrs. Nettie Gaston and Mrs. Rachel Watts, all of Indianapolis. Funeral services were held in Indianapolis Monday.
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burial: JAN 10, 1944
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