Thomas Allonby
American statesman and landowner
About Thomas Allonby
Lived 1735 – 1825 (aged 89–90).
Thomas Allonby, sometimes spelled Allonby, was a prominent colonial landowner and member of the Virginia House of Burgesses. Allonby served in three sessions of the House of Burgesses representing the Elizabeth City constituency, including in 1684, 1688, and from 1691-1692. He was succeeded by William Armistead. Allonby was a slaveowner.
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American statesman and landowner
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Thomas Allonby was born in 1735.
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Thomas Allonby died in 1825.
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