#46543 William McKibben Allison ( David Allison • Archibald Allison◊ • Archibald Allison◊ )
William was born 29 Oct 1827 in Spring Mills, Centre Co., Pennsylvania. He died 22 Jan 1893 in Lamar Twp., Clinton Co., Pennsylvania from heart attack. He was buried 25 Jan 1893 in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Lamar Twp., Clinton Co., Pennsylvania.
[Pierson/Smith] variously lists the year of death as 1898.
William was a farmer and a local civic leader--serving for years as the Justice of the Peace in Lamar Township, Pennsylvania. He was known as "Squire Allison." He was a Republican and a Presbyterian.
He appears on the 1870 Census of Porter Twp., Clinton Co., Pennsylvania as a farmer with real estate worth $11,000 and personal possessions worth $2,000.
His death was sudden: one Sunday morning he went to the barn, hitched up his horse to the buggy preparatory to going to church. He came into the house, sat down on a chair for two minutes, and died of a heart attack.
∞ William married #46544 Isabella "Bella" Tate.
Marriage notes |
They married 2 Jan 1851. |
Bella was born Abt 1832 in Pennsylvania. She was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Lamar Twp., Clinton Co., Pennsylvania.
Children of this relationship:
| #46545 | M | i | James Orin Allison | (Abt 1853–) |
| #46546 | M | ii | David Thompson "Thompo" Allison | (1855–1918) |
| #46547 | M | iii | Robert M. Allison | (Abt 1857–) |
| #50844 | F | iv | Lucella Allison | (Abt 1859–) |
| #46549 | F | v | Mary Allison | (Abt 1861–1937) |
| #46548 | M | vi | Harry T. Allison | (Abt 1869–) |
| #46550 | F | vii | Jane Allison |
1870 U.S. Census, Porter Twp., Clinton Co., Pennsylvania, Ancestry.com. 1870 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Roll: M593_1328; Page: 624A; Image: 559; Family History Library Film: 552827
Verna Allison Pierson & Marlowe G. Smith, The Allisons of Center County, Pennsylvania, History of the Family and Descendants of Archibald Allison and Mary Kennedy of Kirmaiden, Scotland and Monaghan, Ireland, (unpublished). Ref. as [Pierson/Smith]
Line Generation: 4
Relationship: First Cousins Four Times Removed through Archibald Allison◊