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ALLEN, Solomon, preacher, born in Northampton, Massachusetts, 23 February 1751; died in New York, 28 January 1821. He was a brother of Moses and Thomas Alien, who were chaplains in the revolutionary army, while he fought as a soldier and rose to the rank of major. As lieutenant he commanded the guard that took Major Andre to West Point. After the war he was engaged in suppressing Shays's rebellion. At the age of forty he became a religious convert, and at fifty began the life of a missionary preacher. For twenty years he circulated among the new settlements of western New York, where he was greatly respected for his zealous devotion and self-sacrifice. J. N. Danforth wrote a "Sketch of the Last Hours of Solomon Allen".
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