Biographical sketch of Frank E. ALLEN

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The following has been transcribed from "The History of
Jefferson County", 1879, page 678

Surnames:  ALLEN, MANNING

ALLEN, Frank E., born April 3, 1853, in the town of Milford,
Jefferson County, Wi.; son of F.M. Allen; removed from
Milford in 1873 to Fort Atkinson, where Mr. Allen, with his
father, bought and operated the Fort Atkinson Flouring Mills.
In the summer of 1879, the Messrs. Allen purchased the water
power of the old Brink Mill, at Cold Spring, and constructed
a grist-mill, with four run of stones.  In 1875, Mr. R. E. Allen
was married to Miss Emma M. MANNING, of Lake Mills;
two children have thus far blessed their union, Claude M. and
Ethel I. Allen, the former now being dead.