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94 WALTER HARRIS ALLISON, OF BOSTON, MASS.<br />
30, 1792 ; married, Sept. 26, 1817, Anna, daughter<br />
of John<br />
and Annie (Hamilton) Allen, of Brookfield, Mass., where<br />
she was born Jan. 13, 1793. She died in <strong>Boston</strong>, Mass.,<br />
Aug. 28, 1868, aged 75 years, 7 months. She was living with<br />
her married daughter, Mrs. Lamb. Mr. Allison was a hatter ;<br />
learned his trade in Charlestown, Mass. ;<br />
went to Brookfield,<br />
Mass., in 1817, and there he made his home for thirty-two<br />
years ; removed to <strong>Boston</strong>, Mass., where he was killed by the<br />
bursting of a boiler, dying in the Massachusetts General<br />
Hosi^ital June 13, 1854. He and his wife were members of<br />
the Orthodox Congregational church.<br />
CHILDREN BORN IN BROOKFIELD, MASS.<br />
163. Walter Edwin Allison/ b. Nov. 27, 1818: d. March 4, 1819.<br />
164. Sarah Stone Allison/ b. March 29, 1821; m., Oct. 1, 1843, Charles<br />
Churchill Lamb. He was b. in Phillips ton, Mass., April 23,<br />
1808, and is son of Jonas- and Hannah (Sawyer) Lamb, of<br />
Phillipston, and grandson of Israel and Lucy (Wheeler) Lamb,<br />
of Templeton, Mass. Mr. Lamb was a book-keeper for more<br />
than fifty years, and retired Oct. 1, 1889; res. No. 125 Wai-ren<br />
Ave., <strong>Boston</strong>, Mass. Children, b. <strong>Boston</strong>, Mass^:<br />
I. Sarah Anna Lamb,« b. Avig. 7, 1844; m., Nov. 19, 1872, Charles Fred-<br />
erick Wise, of <strong>Boston</strong>, Mass., b. October, 1844; clerk with<br />
Devoe & Co., paints and oils. New York city; res.- No. 826<br />
Union St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Child: Lester Drummond Wise,^<br />
b. Oct. 8, 1879.<br />
II. Charles Allison Lamb,« b. Dec. 30, 1846; m., Sept. 17, 1874, Martha L.,<br />
dau. of Joel Pike, of <strong>Boston</strong>, Mass. She was b. Dec. 25, 1848,<br />
in Philadelphia, Penn., but lived in <strong>Boston</strong> after her twelfth<br />
year. He is general manager of the National Tube Works,<br />
corner of Clinton St., Chicago, 111.; res. No. 497 West .lackson<br />
St., Chicago, 111. Children: Charles Holmes Lamb,' b. Cambridge,<br />
Mass., Sept. 7, 1876. Mabel Howard Lamb,' b. <strong>Boston</strong>,<br />
III.<br />
Mass., Sept. 26, 1877.<br />
Edward Wlieeler Lamb," b. Nov. 23, 1849; d. March IV.<br />
14, 1850.<br />
Frank Hooker Lamb," b. Sept. 2, 1851 res. No. 495 West Jackson<br />
;<br />
St., Chicago, 111. He is a book-keeper and cashier of the<br />
National Tvibe Works, corner of Clinton St., Chicago. He m.,<br />
June 9, 1879, Clara Jane, dau. of William and Jane (Allen)<br />
Dane, of West Brookfield, Mass., where she was b. in 1853.<br />
Child, b. Chicago, 111.: Roy Dane Lamb,' b. July, 1882; d.<br />
July, 1882.<br />
V. Nellie Florence Lamb," b. Nov. 13, 1859; res. No. 125 Warren Ave.,<br />
<strong>Boston</strong>, Mass.<br />
165. Walter Harris Allison," b. May 15, 1832; single; was a soldier from<br />
Ciiicago, in an Illinois regiment, and served during the war;<br />
was disabled in the service, and never recovered;<br />
is in the<br />
Soldier's Home, Chelsea, Mass. Before his enlistment he was<br />
in "Long John Wcntworth's" printing office for nine years.<br />
166. JohnStinson* [50] (Janet Allison,^ Capt. Samuel,^<br />
Samuel^). He was born in Dunbarton, N. H., Nov. 13, 1789 ;<br />
died Aug. 13, 1875. He married, Feb. 18, 1819, Betsey,<br />
daughter of David and Mary (Stark) Stinson, of New Bos-