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Col. Uriah Allison

Male 1782 - 1829  (47 years)


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  1. 1.  Col. Uriah Allison was born on 1 Feb 1782 in Greene, Tennessee, United States; died on 18 May 1829 in Roane, Tennessee, United States; was buried in Kingston, Roane, Tennessee, United States.

    Other Events and Attributes:

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    • _FSFTID: LKL2-9BJ
    • _UID: F33E3FEC29AB44C1B0B2BCD8C2EE3B8096BC
    • Military: 15 Mar 1812, Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee, United States; War of 1812 and the Creek War and was appointed 2nd. Lt., 8th US Inf.
    • Residence: 19 Aug 1812, Roane, Tennessee, United States; witnessed a deed from Willie Blount of Knox County to John Robertson
    • Military: 10 Jun 1814, Roane, Tennessee, United States; appointed Capt, 2nd Regt. Riflemen; Address:
      Chillicothe
    • Possessions: 20 Nov 1820, Roane, Tennessee, United States; purchased several tracts of land from the State of Tennessee at the Hiwasee Land Sale at Knoxville
    • Misc: 14 Sep 1826, Kingston, Roane, Tennessee, United States; filed suite in to stop ejectment from property he had purchased
    • Misc: 23 Oct 1829, Kingston, Roane, Tennessee, United States; public sale of his estate

    Notes:

    Uriah Allison served as a bondsman in 1820, Roane Co, Tennessee for William P. Smith. Could be that Uriah Allison Council was named for Uriah Allison, brother of Susan Allison.

    In Nov. 1820, Uriah ALLISON of Roane County bought at the Hiwassee Land sale, eight tracts of land in the Hiwassee District. The acres given are 381, 13, 60, 160, 106, 120, 116 and (blank). A certain RILEY LOONEY, a Cherokee Indian, claimed most of the land for a reservation under the treaties made by the U.S. with the Cherokees in 1817 and 1819 commonly called Jackson's and Calhoun's Treaties. Uriah ALLISON swore to his statements 14 Sep 1826. In the decree, dated June 1829, the death of Uriah ALLISON being suggested the cause was abated. May Term 1830. pp 564-568. - Roane County, Tennesse Chancery Court records.

    Col. Uriah ALLISON died in the early part of 1829, leaving his widow,Nancy C. and three daughters: Maria ALLISON who later married George NICHOLSON, Catherine ALLISON and Mary ALLISON. They lived at Kingston. Nancy C. the widow married Gen. John BROWN. Isham COX, dec'd and his wife Catherine were the parents of Nancy C. ALLISON BROWN. Isham COX had moved to Alabama in the Spring of 1830. Bartley COX was a son of Isham and his wife. Gen. John BROWN called Thomas and William BROWN his brothers. This was dated 27 Jun 1839. pp 310-322. - Roane County, Tennessee Chancery Court records.

    Military:
    Appointed 2nd. Lt., 8th US Inf.

    MILITARY SERVICE: Uriah Allison served in the War of 1812 and Creek War

    Misc:
    Looney Riley, a member of the Cherokee nation, challenged Uriah Allison's right to the land purchased in 1820, claiming that it was his under treaties of 1815 and 1817. Ultimately, Riley sued and failed to win in county court. Uriah appealed to the Chancery court, bringing the treasurer of East Tennessee in as a defendant since he was trying to eject Uriah. Uriah died before the case was settled, so it was closed.

    Died:
    Obituary:
    Allison, Uriah S (Col.)Died at his residence in Roane County, Tenn., on the 18th inst., Col. Uriah S. Allison, in the 47th year of his age, formerly of the 24th US Army; a man whose character as a patriot, a citizen, and a soldier, needs no eulogium.  He was a native of Roane County in this state, entered the Army in 1812 as a lieutenant and was promoted to captaincy  He remained in the Army during the war; and besides performing other important services, recruited at different periods, and marched to the Canadian frontier, two companies of troops from his native state.  As an officer, he was loved and respected by his companions in arms, and as a disciplinarian, he may have had equals, but no superior.  After the conclusion of the war he resigned his commission; military inactivity did not comfort with either his disposition or his genius, and he returned to the circle of friends.  His remains were interred at the Presbyterian Church in Kingston on the 19th at 12 o'clock, accompanied by his relatives and a numerous concourse of friends.  He has left a wife and three female children. The Knoxville Register, Wednesday, 27 May 1829, Vol XIII, No. 666.

    Uriah married Nancy Clark Cox on 29 Jan 1820 in Kingston, Roane, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. 2. Mary Allison  Descendancy chart to this point
    2. 3. Catherine J. Allison  Descendancy chart to this point


Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Mary Allison Descendancy chart to this point (1.Uriah1)

    Other Events and Attributes:

    • _AMTID: 162485313947:1030:191555462
    • _UID: 592857AF66F74965B2B524BC5667774F5C2A


  2. 3.  Catherine J. Allison Descendancy chart to this point (1.Uriah1)

    Other Events and Attributes:

    • _AMTID: 162485313934:1030:191555462
    • _FSFTID: M1SV-5KL
    • _UID: E856D32E1CA4448BB3533532085F096A151F
    • Residence: 20 Nov 1841, Roane, Tennessee, United States

    Notes:

    GUARDIAN: 20 Nov 1841 - Listed in Roane Co., Tennessee guardianship records. George Nicholson, guardian, reports which payments he has and has not received from the estate of Uriah Allison.



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