George Allen III was born on 20 Jun 1672 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts to parents George Townsend Allen II and Hannah _____. He married Elizabeth Hulett on 22 Feb 1694 in Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Children: Mary, Deborah, Elizabeth, Ebenezer, Joseph Yeoman, George, Margaret, Hannah.
He died about 1714 in Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey
From "The Allen Family by Jack E. MacDonald"
According to available land records, George Allen, along with William Gifford and the sons of Peter Gaunt, purchased a tract of land from the Indians in the Province of East Jersey. 73 The patent for this “Monmouth” property was subsequently granted to these individuals on 8 April 1665. 73 Although George may have spent some time at Monmouth between 1665 and 1670 he is known to have been a resident of Sandwich up until the time of his death. The majority of his and Hannah’s children, however, eventually moved to the Province of East Jersey, settling in the vicinity of Shrewsbury in Monmouth County, or to the Province of West Jersey, settling in Burlington County.
George Allen, the son of George Allen and his wife, Hannah, was born at Sandwich in the New Plymouth Colony on 20 June 1672. In 1687, while still a minor, George was deeded four tracts of land at Shrewsbury in Monmouth County in the Province of East Jersey by his older brother, Daniel Allen of Sandwich. George subsequently moved to Shrewsbury, where he was later married on 22 April 1694 to a woman named Elizabeth Hulett. Elizabeth was the daughter of George Hulett.
During the years 1704, 1705, and 1709/1710, George served as a Justice of the Peace for Monmouth County, New Jersey. According to various deed records and his will, George’s occupation was given as being that of either a weaver or a yeoman. George apparently died at Shrewsbury, New Jersey in 1714/1715. His will, which had been written on 23 November 1714, was probated before the Monmouth County Court on 25 February 1714/1715.
George was a weaver. When Francis Jackson and then his wife died in 1698, their son William Jackson was sent to be his apprentice.
Children named in will, all underage in 1714
Ebzer
Joseph
George
Deborah
Margaret
Hannah
Another list of children includes a Mary and an Elizabeth.
Will of George Allen
1714 Nov. 23 - Allin, George, of Shrousbery, yeoman; will of. Wife Elizabeth; children - Ebzer, Joseph, George, Deberah (Deborah?), Mergret, Hannah, all under age. Real and personal estate. The wife executrix. Witnesses - George Allin Smith, William Hulit, Benjamin Cartter. Proved February 25, 1714-16. Lib. 1, p. 522.[1]
US New England Marriages Prior to 1700, 22 Feb 1694
American Marriages before 1699, 22 Feb 1694
The Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey - A Genealogical Dictionary of New Jersey. Vol. 16, No. 2, Whole No. 64. April 1941. Published by the Genealogical Society of New Jersey, July 1942.
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