Son of John Allen and Hannah Willis
1870 Census: located in Laketown, Utah, living with younger brother, Peter Mormon Allen, Peter's wife, Anna, and Hanna Willis Allen, their mother.
1880 Census: located in Plymouth, Box Elder, Utah, living with his brother John, and sister Mary Ann and her 6 children. Mary Ann had divorced her husband.
1900 Census: located in Rawlins, Box Elder, Utah. Listed as widowed.
1910 Census: located in Promontory, Box Elder, Utah. Listed as single, rather than widowed.
1920 Census: located in Penrose, Box Elder, Utah. Single
Moved to State Mental Hospital, Kaysville, Utah, about Feb, 1923, near his sister Martha Allen Rollins.
Moved to Provo Mental hospital 1 October, 1924, where he died on 12 October due to age-related dementia and senility, according to his death certificate. Martha signed the certificate, more evidence of how the family stuck together over a lifetime. Similarly, Peter Allen, signed the death certificate for his brother John. Both are mentioned above.
Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Unidentified Companies (1861)
1870 Census: located in Laketown, Utah, living with younger brother, Peter Mormon Allen, Peter's wife, Anna, and Hanna Willis Allen, their mother.
1880 Census: located in Plymouth, Box Elder, Utah, living with his brother John, and sister Mary Ann and her 6 children. Mary Ann had divorced her husband.
1900 Census: located in Rawlins, Box Elder, Utah. Listed as widowed.
1910 Census: located in Promontory, Box Elder, Utah. Listed as single, rather than widowed.
1920 Census: located in Penrose, Box Elder, Utah. Single
Moved to State Mental Hospital, Kaysville, Utah, about Feb, 1923, near his sister Martha Allen Rollins.
Moved to Provo Mental hospital 1 October, 1924, where he died on 12 October due to age-related dementia and senility, according to his death certificate. Martha signed the certificate, more evidence of how the family stuck together over a lifetime. Similarly, Peter Allen, signed the death certificate for his brother John. Both are mentioned above.
Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Unidentified Companies (1861)
Son of John Allen and Hannah Willis
1870 Census: located in Laketown, Utah, living with younger brother, Peter Mormon Allen, Peter's wife, Anna, and Hanna Willis Allen, their mother.
1880 Census: located in Plymouth, Box Elder, Utah, living with his brother John, and sister Mary Ann and her 6 children. Mary Ann had divorced her husband.
1900 Census: located in Rawlins, Box Elder, Utah. Listed as widowed.
1910 Census: located in Promontory, Box Elder, Utah. Listed as single, rather than widowed.
1920 Census: located in Penrose, Box Elder, Utah. Single
Moved to State Mental Hospital, Kaysville, Utah, about Feb, 1923, near his sister Martha Allen Rollins.
Moved to Provo Mental hospital 1 October, 1924, where he died on 12 October due to age-related dementia and senility, according to his death certificate. Martha signed the certificate, more evidence of how the family stuck together over a lifetime. Similarly, Peter Allen, signed the death certificate for his brother John. Both are mentioned above.
Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Unidentified Companies (1861)
1870 Census: located in Laketown, Utah, living with younger brother, Peter Mormon Allen, Peter's wife, Anna, and Hanna Willis Allen, their mother.
1880 Census: located in Plymouth, Box Elder, Utah, living with his brother John, and sister Mary Ann and her 6 children. Mary Ann had divorced her husband.
1900 Census: located in Rawlins, Box Elder, Utah. Listed as widowed.
1910 Census: located in Promontory, Box Elder, Utah. Listed as single, rather than widowed.
1920 Census: located in Penrose, Box Elder, Utah. Single
Moved to State Mental Hospital, Kaysville, Utah, about Feb, 1923, near his sister Martha Allen Rollins.
Moved to Provo Mental hospital 1 October, 1924, where he died on 12 October due to age-related dementia and senility, according to his death certificate. Martha signed the certificate, more evidence of how the family stuck together over a lifetime. Similarly, Peter Allen, signed the death certificate for his brother John. Both are mentioned above.
Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Unidentified Companies (1861)
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