Mrs. J. H. Allen
She was the wife of theater manager J.H. Allen and was billed in her married name, debuting on the stage in 1855. In June 1858, "The New York Times" described her as "the most beautiful woman on the New York stage, and a lady who in a short time has assumed a prominent position as the leading actress at the principal New York Theatre", referring to Wallack's Theatre. She appeared in the 1859 melodrama "The Octoroon", and in the popular 1860-61 extravaganza "The Seven Sisters" in New York. Mrs. J. H. Allen She was