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146 AYILLIAM ALLISON, OF CHARLOTTE, N. C.
592. Thomas Allison= (605), born March 5, 1785; m. Sarah Young, a sis-
ter of his bi'other William's wife; res. Poplar Tent, Cabarrus
Co., N. C.
593. Anne Allison,^ m. Sandy McKinley, of Rocky River, N. C, and d.
young. Child :
I. Fanny McKinley,^ who m. Rev. Cyrus K. Caldwell.
594. John Graham Allison,^ m. Almira, dau. of John Johnston. They
died without children.
595. Sarah Allison,' m. W. C. Johnston, son of John Johnston. Their son,
596. Robert Allison Johnston,^ m. a Miss Reeves.
597. Thomas Allison^ [587] (William^). He was a farmer
and tanner. Residence at Bethany Church, N. C. Married
Miss Kerr ; married, second, Miss Matthews. He died at
Bethany Church, N. C, in 1844.
CHILD.
598. William M. Allison^ (620), b. June 28, 1816; res. Bethany Church,
N. C.
599. William Allison2 [589] (Roberti). He was born Oct.
7, 1780, and was a merchant in Charlotte, N. C. He married,
Nov. 7, 1805, Peggy Young born ; July 13, 1784. He died
Feb. 25, 1816, and she married second Mr. Gillespie, and had
two children. She died Oct. 30, 1850.
CHILDREN.
600. Sarah Maria Allison,'' b. 1806; d. 1834. She m. Mr. Erwin, and lived
in Kentucky. They left three children.
601. Robert Washington Allison" (622), born April 24, 1809.
602. Margaret Allison,' born ISll; m. David Kistler. She d. in 1868,
leaving three married daughters.
603. Jane Allison,'b. 1813; m. Henry
C. Owens. She d. 1867. Children:
I. William A. Owens,* lawyer; res. Charlotte, N. C.
II. James Henry Owens* was another son.
604. Anne Allison,' b. July 4, 1815; m., in 1836, Charles Overman; d. in
1874, leaving three daughters and two sons. Children:
I. Margaret Eliza Overman,* m. A. H. Tate; has had eight children.
One only living.
II. Mary Cornelia Overman,* m. Thomas R. Tate, who d. in 1872.
Two children.
III. William W. Overman* is a shoe merchant; res. Newark, N. J.
IV. Hamilton Overman* is a merchant in Reidsville, N. C.
605. Thomas Allison 2
[592] (Robert i). He was born
March 5, 1785 ; was a farmer, and a person of moral and industrious
habits, and accumulated a considerable pro])erty.
He married, in May, 1810, Sarah Young, who died Sept. 16,
1847. They were members of the Poplar Tent Presbyterian
church, in Cabarrus county, N. C, and lived within the limits
of that congregation.