Captain J. H. Allison.
Special to The News.
Manor, Texas. March 7.—Died at his home here Monday, Captain J. H. Allison, after an
Illness lasting for more than a year.
Captain Allison was born in Athens, Ala., Jan. 20, 1841. He was married to his present widow In January, 1877, and came to Texas in 1883, settling in Manor, where he had lived ever since. He is survived by his widow and eleven children, all of whom were with him at his death.
Captain Allison entered the confederate service April 1, 1861, enlisting In Company B, Tenth Regiment, Mississippi Volunteers. He served for one year In the Infantry and the next three years in the cavalry service under General Forrest.
He had been a member of the Baptist Church since 1892 and was also a member of the Knights of Honor lodge of this place, which order will have charge of the remains after the funeral services, which will be held from his residence.
Published in The Galveston Daily News, Wednesday, March 8, 1911, Page 4, Col. 2.
h/o Mary Prudence French 1844 – 1870
Father of:
Annie E Allison 1876 – 1930
William Edward Allison 1877 – 1950
Jerome Houston (Romey) Allison Jr. 1880 – 1955
Ada May Allison 1882 – 1971
Mattie Lou Allison 1883 – 1984
Walter Martin Allison 1885 – 1951
Ida Matilda Allison 1887 – 1981
James Bitting (Jim) Allison 1893 – 1968
Richard Earl Allison Sr 1896 – 1972
John Joseph Allison 1866 – 1948
Mary Prudence (Mollie) Allison 1870 – 1949
Special to The News.
Manor, Texas. March 7.—Died at his home here Monday, Captain J. H. Allison, after an
Illness lasting for more than a year.
Captain Allison was born in Athens, Ala., Jan. 20, 1841. He was married to his present widow In January, 1877, and came to Texas in 1883, settling in Manor, where he had lived ever since. He is survived by his widow and eleven children, all of whom were with him at his death.
Captain Allison entered the confederate service April 1, 1861, enlisting In Company B, Tenth Regiment, Mississippi Volunteers. He served for one year In the Infantry and the next three years in the cavalry service under General Forrest.
He had been a member of the Baptist Church since 1892 and was also a member of the Knights of Honor lodge of this place, which order will have charge of the remains after the funeral services, which will be held from his residence.
Published in The Galveston Daily News, Wednesday, March 8, 1911, Page 4, Col. 2.
h/o Mary Prudence French 1844 – 1870
Father of:
Annie E Allison 1876 – 1930
William Edward Allison 1877 – 1950
Jerome Houston (Romey) Allison Jr. 1880 – 1955
Ada May Allison 1882 – 1971
Mattie Lou Allison 1883 – 1984
Walter Martin Allison 1885 – 1951
Ida Matilda Allison 1887 – 1981
James Bitting (Jim) Allison 1893 – 1968
Richard Earl Allison Sr 1896 – 1972
John Joseph Allison 1866 – 1948
Mary Prudence (Mollie) Allison 1870 – 1949
Captain J. H. Allison.
Special to The News.
Manor, Texas. March 7.—Died at his home here Monday, Captain J. H. Allison, after an
Illness lasting for more than a year.
Captain Allison was born in Athens, Ala., Jan. 20, 1841. He was married to his present widow In January, 1877, and came to Texas in 1883, settling in Manor, where he had lived ever since. He is survived by his widow and eleven children, all of whom were with him at his death.
Captain Allison entered the confederate service April 1, 1861, enlisting In Company B, Tenth Regiment, Mississippi Volunteers. He served for one year In the Infantry and the next three years in the cavalry service under General Forrest.
He had been a member of the Baptist Church since 1892 and was also a member of the Knights of Honor lodge of this place, which order will have charge of the remains after the funeral services, which will be held from his residence.
Published in The Galveston Daily News, Wednesday, March 8, 1911, Page 4, Col. 2.
h/o Mary Prudence French 1844 – 1870
Father of:
Annie E Allison 1876 – 1930
William Edward Allison 1877 – 1950
Jerome Houston (Romey) Allison Jr. 1880 – 1955
Ada May Allison 1882 – 1971
Mattie Lou Allison 1883 – 1984
Walter Martin Allison 1885 – 1951
Ida Matilda Allison 1887 – 1981
James Bitting (Jim) Allison 1893 – 1968
Richard Earl Allison Sr 1896 – 1972
John Joseph Allison 1866 – 1948
Mary Prudence (Mollie) Allison 1870 – 1949
Special to The News.
Manor, Texas. March 7.—Died at his home here Monday, Captain J. H. Allison, after an
Illness lasting for more than a year.
Captain Allison was born in Athens, Ala., Jan. 20, 1841. He was married to his present widow In January, 1877, and came to Texas in 1883, settling in Manor, where he had lived ever since. He is survived by his widow and eleven children, all of whom were with him at his death.
Captain Allison entered the confederate service April 1, 1861, enlisting In Company B, Tenth Regiment, Mississippi Volunteers. He served for one year In the Infantry and the next three years in the cavalry service under General Forrest.
He had been a member of the Baptist Church since 1892 and was also a member of the Knights of Honor lodge of this place, which order will have charge of the remains after the funeral services, which will be held from his residence.
Published in The Galveston Daily News, Wednesday, March 8, 1911, Page 4, Col. 2.
h/o Mary Prudence French 1844 – 1870
Father of:
Annie E Allison 1876 – 1930
William Edward Allison 1877 – 1950
Jerome Houston (Romey) Allison Jr. 1880 – 1955
Ada May Allison 1882 – 1971
Mattie Lou Allison 1883 – 1984
Walter Martin Allison 1885 – 1951
Ida Matilda Allison 1887 – 1981
James Bitting (Jim) Allison 1893 – 1968
Richard Earl Allison Sr 1896 – 1972
John Joseph Allison 1866 – 1948
Mary Prudence (Mollie) Allison 1870 – 1949
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