
James Allen,
Born in
Somerset Co., PA.
Dec. 8, 1809
Died Mar. 30, 1890
Aged 80 y'rs 3 mo's 22 d'ys
The base gives us more details about the life of James Allen.

James Allen came to Wilmot,
Ohio, 1832; In 1836 he married
Annie Agler with whom he
lived happily for 53 years.
The name of Mr. Allen's wife and daughter appear on the opposite side of the tombstone:

Ann,
Wife of
James Allen,
Died Nov. 2, 1894,
Aged
76 years, 7 mo's, 14 days.
Mother's gone bur not forgotten.
Mary,
Daughter of
J. & A. Allen,
Died
August 30, 1894
Aged 52 years, 2 mo's,
27 days
Anyone who makes a trip to Ohio's "Amish Country" can learn a lot about the former residents of the area by taking time to walk through the area's many lovely cemeteries.
2 comments:
I love finding white bronze monuments. They certainly have stood the test of time well.
They really are lovely! Thanks for stopping by Apple!!
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