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Vlll TABLE OF CONTENTS.
CHAPTER IV. (Pages 39-42.)
Eakly Allisons in America.
The Ellisons, 41—Other facts relating to the Ellisons in this book will be
found on pages 5, 39-42, 242-252.
CHAPTER V. (Pages 42-121.)
Allisons of New Hampshibe.
Samuel Allison of Londonderry, and his descendants from 1690 to 1893,
including those in the families of Atwood, Holmes, McAfee, Moore,
Morrison, Shepard, Stinson, and other names— Emigration of Samuel
Allison; his Scotch dialect, his will, and death, 42-46—His daughter,
Martha Allison; her eai-ly death, and monument of memorial, with
that of her husband, Lieut. Samuel Morison, founder of the Morrison
family of Windham, 45-47— Janet Allison and her husband, Samuel
Morison of Londonderry, 59-61; Capt. Samuel Allison and his wife,
Janet MacFarland, 61-63—Allisons or Ellisons, 119-121.
Allisons of Allen Township ;
CHAPTER VI. (Pages 121-144.)
Allisons of Pennsylvania.
same Scotch names in Pennsylvania as in
the New Hampshire settlements; the Scotch-Irish emigrate from
Maine to Pennsylvania, 121-123— Rev. Francis Alison and his de-
scendants, 122-126—Other Allisons of Pennsylvania, 126-128, 134-136
— Allisons of Indiana, a branch of the Pennsylvania family, 127-129—
Hon. William B. Allison of Iowa, 129-135— Allisons from the county
of Londonderry, Ireland, 135—Hon. Joseph Allison of Philadelphia
and his relations, 136-138— Allisons of Ramelton, county of Donegal,
Ire., Middletown, Penn., and Trenton, N. J., 137-144.
CHAPTER VII. (Pages 144-161.)
Various Families of Allisons.
Allisons of North Carolina—Five branches— Allisons of Glasgow, Scot-
land, North Carolina, and Virginia.
CHAPTER VIII. (Pages 161-170.)
Other Branches.
Allisons of Virginia and Kentucky, 161-165— Allisons of Tennessee and
Louisiana, 164-166—Allisons of Lifford, County of Donegal, Ireland,
and of Tennessee, 165-170—Alexander Porter of Lifford, and of Ten-
nessee, with his relatives, 165.