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THE name of ALLEN is also spelled in the early records of Essex county Alen, Alin, Allin, Alling, Allyn, Allyne, Allyng, The first settler in the county bearing the name was WILLIAM ALLENI*, who was born in Manchester, Eng., about 1602. He was one of the Dorchester company on Cape Ann in 1623, and came to Salem with Roger Conant in 1626. About 1640 he removed to Jefferies creek, that part of the town which is now Manchester. was an influential and enterprising citizen, made freeman May 18, 1631, and was one of the first board of selectmen of Manchester, having been one of the petitioners to the general court for the separation of that section from Salem and its incorporation into a town. He sold his house and land in Salem in 1652. He is called a carpenter in 1659. He married, first, Alice —, who died March 8, 1631-2; and, second, Elizabeth Bradley, who probably survived him. He and his wife Elizabeth were among the early mem

*Robert Allen, who was living in Salem as early as 1636, when he was granted land there, is said to have been a brothor of William Allen. Robert was granted land at Jeffries creek (now Manchester) in 1638, and removed thither before 1648, when he was constable there. He was made freeman 26: 4: 1649. He emigrated, with the Gloucester company, to New London, Conn., in March, 1651, and removed to Norwich before 1662, when he was dismissed from the Salem to the Norwich church. He soon afterward returned to New London. Children: John, baptized in Salem 22: 3: 1642; married Elizabeth Gager Dec. 24, 1668; Sarah, baptized in Salem 22: 3: 1642; married George Geer; Mary, baptized in Salem 19: 9: 1648; married Thomas Parke; Hannah, married Thomas Rose; and Deborah, married John Gager, jr.

Children, born in Manchester :10-1. SAMUEL3, b. Aug. 4, 1663. See below (10).

II-II.

JOHN3, b. Feb. 12, 1666. See below (11). 12-III. SARAH3, b. March 12, 1668; m., when she was of Marblehead, William Hassam of Marblehead Dec. 4, 1684; and was living in 1717.

13-IV. WILLIAM3, b. March 18, 1670; d. in Windham, Conn., Dec. 15, 1747, aged seventy-seven. 14-V. JOSEPH', b. June 26, 1672. See below (14).

ONESIPHORUS ALLEN2, born in Salem June 30, 1642. He was a house-carpenter; and lived in Manchester. He mar ried Martha —, who was alive in 1712. He died in 1718.

Children, born in Manchester :20-I. MARTHA3, b. April 16, 1670. 21-II. MARY3, b. May 17, 1672.

22-III. ONESIPHORUS3, b. July 13, 1674. 23-IV. WILLIAM", b. March 7, 1677. See below (23).

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JOHN3, b. May 17, 1679. See below (24).

25-VI. RICHARD3, b. Dec. 10, 1684. 26-VII. ARABELLA3, b. Oct. 1, 1686; d., unmarried, in Manchester, April 16, 1748.

27-VIII. JOSEPH3, lived in Manchester; fisherman, and subsequently a husbandman; and probably d. unmarried. Administration was granted on his estate June 20, 1748.

28-IX. STEPHEN3, tailor, and subsequently a husbandman; and lived in Beverly.

38-VI. DANIEL1, b. Aug. 1, 1701.

39-VII. JEREMIAH', b. June 26, 1704. See below (39).

40-VIII. MARTHA', b. Jan. 26, 1706-7. 41-IX. JERUSHA1, b. Jan. 24, 1712.

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JOHN ALLEN3, born in Manchester Feb. 12, 1666. He was a fisherman, and lived in his native town, of which he was one of the selectmen in 1702. He married, first, Elizabeth. She died in 1725; and he married, second, widow Margaret Hilton Dec. 8, 1727. He died in 1737, administration being granted upon his estate July 4 of that year. His wife Margaret survived him, and died, his widow, Nov., 1763, at the age of eighty-four. Children, born in Manchester :JOHN, b. Nov. 9, 1690.

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43-II. SARAH*, b. June 23, 1691; d. young. 44-III. JACOB1, b. March 13, 1696-7.

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ELIZABETH', b. May 18, 1699; m. Robert Leach, jr., Feb. 3, 1725-6. HANNAH', b. March 18, 1701; m.

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47-VI.

ward Lee July 11, 1721. JOSIAH1, b. April 28, 1703. See below (47).

48-VII. SARAH, b. Sept. 28, 1706; m. James Killock of Gloucester Dec. 7, 1738. 49-VIII. JAMES', b. Aug. 26, 1708. 50-1X. AMOS, b. May 26, 1711; lost coming from Virginia in 1754.

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EZEKIEL, b. in 1716. See below (51). NEHEMIAH', b. in 1734; d. Jan. 20, 1749-50.

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JOSEPH ALLEN3, born in Manchester June 26, 1672. He was a husbandman; and lived in Manchester. He married, first, Catherine Leach of Manchester Oct. 28, 1696. She died in 1711; and he married, second, Sarah Knowlton of Manchester Jan. 20, 1712-3. He died Aug.