Famous American Belles of the Nineteenth Century provides 19 biographies of some of the leading ladies in the 18th and 19th century who resided in the US. These 19 biographies portray ladies who were considered by the author to be women of preeminent beauty, dazzling wit, and powerful magnetism.
The 1867 Plymouth County Massachusetts Directory is abstracted from the Plymouth County Directory and Historical Register of 1867 and contains a brief history of Plymouth County, MA and each town within it, along with various notes of historical and genealogical importance, such as a list of men from each town who died in the Revolutionary War.
These 85 biographies come from the History of Western Iowa, Its Settlement and Growth by the Western Publishing Company. Provided are the full biographies as they appeared in the manuscript.
The Allen family has played a significant role in both British and American history, with members contributing in times of war and peace. Recognized among the “best families” by the American Historical-Genealogical Society, the Allens have a long lineage traced back to Alan Fergeant, Count of Brittany. Variations of the surname include Alleine, Alleyne, and Allin. This volume compiles genealogical records, omitting certain branches without issue, and offers insights into prominent Allens across generations. It includes details on notable individuals, early settlers, and those who participated in the American Revolution. Researchers are encouraged to consult referenced sources for further study.