Arthur Allen: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1784 - 1840 (56 years)

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Generation: 1

Arthur Allen was born 1784, Northampton, North Carolina, USA (son of John Allen and Elizabeth Allen); died 3 Apr 1840, Stokes, Union, Illinois, USA.

Arthur married Patience Hawley 14 Jan 1813, Northampton, North Carolina, USA. Patience was born 1787, North Carolina, USA; died 8 Dec 1853, Stokes, Union, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet]

Children:

Arthur Allen was born 7 Mar 1812, North Carolina, USA; died 10 Jan 1905, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 2

2. John Allen was born 1755, Northampton, North Carolina, USA (son of Sarah Allen); died 1799.
John married Elizabeth Allen. Elizabeth was born 1755. [Group Sheet]
3.
Elizabeth Allen was born 1755.
Children:

1. Arthur Allen was born 1784, Northampton, North Carolina, USA; died 3 Apr 1840, Stokes, Union, Illinois, USA.

Generation: 3

5.
Sarah Allen was born 1730 (daughter of Jane Allen).
Children:

2. John Allen was born 1755, Northampton, North Carolina, USA; died 1799.

Generation: 4

11.
Jane Allen was born 1690, Virginia, USA.
Children:

5. Sarah Allen was born 1730.

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