| 1. Frank Howard Allis, b. November 10, 1891 | See Frank Howard Allis & Vivian Day |
| 2. Orval Duane Allis, b. February 27, 1884 | See Orval Duane Allis & Gertrude Cundiff |
| 3. Mamie Allis | |
| 4. Verna Allis | See Charles Terrell & Verna Allis |
| 5. Eda Allis |
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Mr. Allis has in his veins the blood of a substantial ancestry, the English and Holland Dutch predominating. His paternal ancestors came from England to Vermont in colonial times. His great-grandfather, William Allis, was born in Vermont, but early moved to Steuben County, New York, where he married, where he spent his career as a farmer, and where he died. Emmett Duane Allis, father of Professor O. D. Allis, was born at Hornersville, New York, 1859. He was five years of age when hi
s parents, in November, 1864, located on their homestead at Virgil, Kansas. He grew up and married there, and spent his active career as a farmer, though he was also a carpenter by trade. He died at Virgil in 1905. He was a demoerat in his poli
tical affiliations, served a term as township trustee, was an active member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and was affliated with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Modern Woodmen of America. Emmett D. Allis married Arena A. Dalto
n. She was born at Virgil, Kansas, in 1859, representing one of the first families to locate here, and she now resides at Baldwin, Kansas. Her children are: Orval D.; Mamie, who is a teacher living with her mother at Baldwin; Frank Howard, prin
cipal of the high school at Great Bend, Kansas; Verna, wife of Charles Terrell, a farmer at Endora, Kansas; and Eda, who lives with her mother at Baldwin and is a student in Baker University.
Index of the 1870 Kansas Census - Greenwood County
Contributed by Gary W. Burris [email protected] January 28, 1997
SURNAME FIRST AGE TOWNSHIP PAGE LINE
Allis Adda E. 9 Lane 7 10
Allis Catharine W. 40 Lane 7 7
Allis Egbert F. 13 Lane 7 8
Allis Emmett H. 11 Lane 7 9
Allis Freeman G. 36 Lane 7 6
Allis William E. 8 Lane 7 11
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Mr. Allis has in his veins the blood of a substantial ancestry, the English and Holland Dutch predominating. His paternal ancestors came from England to Vermont in colonial times. His great-grandfather, William Allis, was born in Vermont, but early moved to Steuben County, New York, where he married, where he spent his career as a farmer, and where he died. Emmett Duane Allis, father of Professor O. D. Allis, was born at Hornersville, New York, 1859. He was five years of age when hi
s parents, in November, 1864, located on their homestead at Virgil, Kansas. He grew up and married there, and spent his active career as a farmer, though he was also a carpenter by trade. He died at Virgil in 1905. He was a demoerat in his poli
tical affiliations, served a term as township trustee, was an active member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and was affliated with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Modern Woodmen of America. Emmett D. Allis married Arena A. Dalto
n. She was born at Virgil, Kansas, in 1859, representing one of the first families to locate here, and she now resides at Baldwin, Kansas. Her children are: Orval D.; Mamie, who is a teacher living with her mother at Baldwin; Frank Howard, prin
cipal of the high school at Great Bend, Kansas; Verna, wife of Charles Terrell, a farmer at Endora, Kansas; and Eda, who lives with her mother at Baldwin and is a student in Baker University.