History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net - Sharon Franklin
Date: Saturday, July 31, 1999 6:32 PM

Surname: ALLEN
Source:  History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
         Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L. Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869, page 180

GALEN ALLEN, native of South Bridgewater, Massachusetts, born 1769, settled in Acworth, 1797. 
His father was Major James Allen; his grandfather, James; his great grandfather, Nathaniel; his
ancestor at the fourth remove, Dea. Samuel; fifth, Samuel Allen of Brainstree, married 1632. 
Galen married  Hannah Copeland (see Copeland family) - children,
I,     Perley, married Rowena Leonard, residence Alstead - children, 
    1,    Emily H.
    2,    Freeman P.
    3,    Lewis L.
    4,    Maria
    5,    James O.

II.,    Polly C., married Daniel Graves (see Graves family).

III.,   Winslow, married Nancy Grout - children
    1,    Nancy G.
    2,    George W.
    3,    Ebenezer G
    4,    Galen
    5,    Lyman G.
    6,    Mary,   died
    7,    Chauncey L.
    8,    Carlos,  died young
    9,    Julia.
   10,    Harlan P.
   11,    Harriet

IV,    Galen, married Lavinia Monroe of Lexingon, Massachusetts - children
    1,    H. Augusta
    2,    Annette A.
    3,    John G.
    4,    Lavinia M.
    5,    Jonas M.

V.    Hannah, married John Grout (see Grout family).

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