Other People
- John Allen (bookseller) (1789–1831), English bookseller and antiquary interested in Herefordshire
- John Allen (minister) (1741/2–1780s), Baptist minister who supported the independence of America
- John Allen (pioneer) (1796–1851), American pioneer and a co-founder of Ann Arbor, Michigan
- John Allen (physician) (c. 1660–1741), English physician and inventor
- John Allen (priest) (born 1932), Anglican Provost of Wakefield Cathedral
- John Allen (puritan) (1596–1671), or John Allin, patriarch of New England and Dedham, Massachusetts
- John Allen (religious writer) (1771–1839), English dissenting layman and religious writer
- John C. Allen (1907–1979), roller coaster designer
- John Kirby Allen (1810–1838), founder of Houston, Texas
- John L. Allen, Jr. (born 1965), reporter working for CNN and the National Catholic Reporter
- John Whitby Allen (1913–1973), pioneering model railroader
- John Allen (saloon keeper) (1823–1870), underworld figure in New York City, the "Wickedest Man in New York"
- John Campbell Allen (1817–1898), Supreme court justice of the colonial New Brunswick Supreme Court
- John Allen (miner) (1775–?), lead miner
- John Allen (diplomat),acting Administrator of Tokelau, 2009–2011
- John Allen (guitarist), member of The Nashville Teens
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