. Historical, pictorial and biographical record, of Chariton County, Missouri. lly, until now he has one of the neatestand most complete stocks of goods, in his line, to be found in thecounty. Being thoroughly acquainted with his trade, polite andcourteous to his customers, and the reasonable prices placed ui)on hisgoods, his success is easily explained. Socially, he is one of Keytes-villes most polite and accommodating young gentlemen, energetic,enterprising and progressive, who never loses an opportunity to speaka good word for his town and county. HAKLES M. ALLEGA, one of Chariton countys m
. Historical, pictorial and biographical record, of Chariton County, Missouri. lly, until now he has one of the neatestand most complete stocks of goods, in his line, to be found in thecounty. Being thoroughly acquainted with his trade, polite andcourteous to his customers, and the reasonable prices placed ui)on hisgoods, his success is easily explained. Socially, he is one of Keytes-villes most polite and accommodating young gentlemen, energetic,enterprising and progressive, who never loses an opportunity to speaka good word for his town and county. HAKLES M. ALLEGA, one of Chariton countys most extensiveand successful farmers and stock raisers, and an energetic, pub-lic-spirited citizen, was born July 17, 1849. Though a nativeMissourian, Mr. Allega has been unable to ascertain whether his birthoccurred in Livingston or Carroll county, that event having transpiredprior to the survey of the present line separating the two counties,the original homestead now being located in both counties. WilliamP. Allega, the father, was born in Kentucky September 13, 1822, and. PROPERTY OF C. M. ALLEGA, FIVE MILES SOUTH OF SALISBURY. 216 PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. moved to Missouri in 1837. On February 29, 1845, he was united inmarriajje to Miss Missouri Ann Cravens, the result of Avhich unionwas the birth of ten children, six of whom are now livinij, our subjectbeinof the eldest. The death of the mother occurred in Auo-ust, three years of age Charles M. has been a resident of Chari-ton county, his father havino^ settled in Keytesville township, nearShannondale, in 1852, in which vicinity he has since resided. OnOctober 22, 1872, occurred the marriaore of our subject to Miss HuldaE. Kill)urn, a native of Grundy county. This union has been blessedby the birth of seven children, namely; P^liza, now Mrs. Ollie Wil-liams; Maofgie D., now Mrs. Frank Elmore; William K., Louan,Kittie, Missouri E. S., and Charlie May. By marriaire our sub-ject not only secured the compan
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