Family: Thomas Allison / Magdalene Simonton (F5263)
m. Abt 1747
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Male
Thomas Allison
Birth 14 Apr 1722 Londonderry, Derry, Northern Ireland 
Death 5 May 1794 Iredell Co., NC Burial Marriage Abt 1747 Chester Co., PA (became Cumberland Co. in 1750) Father James Allison | F5260 Group Sheet Mother
Female
Magdalene Simonton
Birth 31 Aug 1725 Chester Co., PA (became Cumberland Co. in 1750) Death 17 May 1794 Iredell Co., NC Burial Other Spouse Thomas Allison | F5264 Marriage Father Theophilus Simonton | F5265 Group Sheet Mother Mary Smith | F5265 Group Sheet
Female
+ Magdelene Allison
Birth 28 Dec 1751 Iredell Co, NC Death 27 Nov 1802 Iredell Co., NC Burial Spouse Joseph Knox, I | F5123 Marriage 2 Mar 1773 Rowan Co, NC
Female
+ Ann Simonton Allison
Birth Abt 1769 Iredell Co., NC Death Abt 1809 Iredell Co., NC Burial Spouse William Neil | F5266 Marriage 24 Oct 1786 Iredell Co., NC
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Notes - In June 1753, following the creation of Rowan County, Andrew Allison and Robert Simonton became justices for the new county’s Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. On the seventeenth of that month, Thomas Allison’s kinsmen used their influence among their fellow magistrates to secure his appointment as constable for the settlement growing up around Third and Fourth Creeks.
First Tax List of London Britain Twp. (1729): Chester County, PA Thomas Allison "On 7 January 1758 Sloan deeded three quarters of an acre to Robert Simonton, Thomas Allison, Samuel Thornton, Patrick Duffie, and William Simonton for the 'use and Benefit of the Presbyterian Society, commonly called the Fourth Creek Congregation Society.' Eleven days later, Luke Dean, a witness to the transaction between Sloan, his wife and the congregation’s trustees, appeared before Rowan County’s Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to offer proof of the affair."
William Gibson, Written 21 Dec 1793 Proved 25 April 1795 of Little Britain township Lancaster county: Granddaughter Margaret Allison money when she turns 18 & to her sister Christiana of N.C. Money left in the hands of their grandfather Thomas Allison of N.C, which he gave him to purchase
land ; Leaves money bequeathed to him by his brother in law Rev John Allison of Jame's Island S.C. to his grandson William Allison, with Thomas Allison power of Attorney to recover this money for him, which he received none. (Source: genkssst - 21 Sep 2008)
- In June 1753, following the creation of Rowan County, Andrew Allison and Robert Simonton became justices for the new county’s Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. On the seventeenth of that month, Thomas Allison’s kinsmen used their influence among their fellow magistrates to secure his appointment as constable for the settlement growing up around Third and Fourth Creeks.