Jane Allen married John Allen shortly after the war. By 1870, they were living in Liberty, Pennsylvania, with an infant son named Richard. Neither John nor Jane ever applied for a pension, and so far nothing has been discovered of their life after 1870.
| Name: | Allen, Jane | |||||||||
| Alternative names: | ||||||||||
| Roles: |
| |||||||||
| Gender: | F | |||||||||
| Race: | Black | |||||||||
| Branch of service: | ||||||||||
| Residence at enlistment: | ||||||||||
| Rank In: | ||||||||||
| Rank Out: | ||||||||||
| Highest rank achieved: | ||||||||||
| Birth date: | 1853 | |||||||||
| Birth date certainty: | About | |||||||||
| Birth place: | Pennsylvania | |||||||||
| Death date: | ||||||||||
| Death place: | ||||||||||
| Causes of death: | ||||||||||
| Occupations: | ||||||||||
| Relationships: |
|
1870 Federal Census, accessed on Ancestry.com; Jane Diamond, "Patriots in Pandenarium: An Albemarle Plantation, a Free Pennsylvania Settlement, and the U.S. Colored Troops," Black Virginians in Blue, http://community.village.virginia.edu/usct/node/90.