Cornelius Treat Allen |
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Lot TitleAllen
Location in CemeterySection: I Lot: 67 Grave: -- |
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Date of deathJun-24-1905 |
Date of birthJul-24-1821 |
Age83 yrs 5 mths 30 dys |
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Verse (Legibility: G - GOOD)Father |
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Veteran InformationVeteran: Yes |
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Relativess. of Green Allen and Phebe (Sanford)Allen |
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Stone ShapeR - ROUNDED TOP |
Stone DecorationN - NONE |
Stone ConditionG - GOOD |
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Stone MaterialG - GRANITE |
State of StoneU - OK - STANDING UPRIGHT |
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Other InformationCornelius T. Allen was a prosperous blacksmith in the shop next to his house at 1813 Main Road. He was a hospital nurse during the war for one year from September 1862 to September 1863 at the U.S. General Hospital in Portsmouth Grove, RI. He had three children: Ferdinand, Asa B. and Georgiana. After the war, he continued to live at 1813 Main Road and work as a blacksmith. This information and the "Related To" entry are from the Andrew C. Macomber and Richard W. Wertz document "Westporters and the Civil War". |
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