Executions Performed By Allen As Head Executioner
- 23 July 1957 - John Wilson Vickers (HMP Durham)
- 4 December 1957 - Dennis Howard (HMP Winson Green, Birmingham)
- 11 July 1958 - Peter Thomas Manuel (HMP Barlinnie, Glasgow)
- 12 August 1958 - Matthew Kavanagh (Winson Green, Birmingham)
- 3 September 1958 - Franks Stokes (Durham)
- 10 February 1959 - Ernest Raymond Jones (HMP Armley, Leeds)
- 28 April 1959 - Joseph Chrimes (HMP Pentonville, London)
- 8 May 1959 - Ronald Henry Marwood (Pentonville, London)
- 14 August 1959 - Bernard Hugh Walden (Armley, Leeds)
- 9 October 1959 - Francis Joseph Huchet (Newgate Street prison, Saint Helier, Channel Islands)
- 9 November 1959 - Guenther Fritz Erwin Podola (HMP Wandsworth, London)
- 1 September 1960 - John Louis Constantine (HMP Lincoln)
- 10 November 1960 - Frances George Forsyth (Wandsworth, London)
- 22 December 1960 - Anthony Joseph Miller (Barlinnie, Glasgow)
- 27 January 1961 - Wasyl Gnypiuk (Lincoln)
- 9 February 1961 - George Riley (HMP Shrewsbury)
- 29 March 1961 - John Day (HMP Bedford)
- 25 May 1961 - Victor John Terry (Wandsworth, London)
- 29 June 1961 - Zsiga Pankotia (Armley, Leeds)
- 6 July 1961 - Edwin Albert Bush (Pentonville, London)
- 25 July 1961 - Samuel McLaughlin (HMP Crumlin Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland)
- 8 September 1961 - Henryck Niemascz (Wandsworth, London)
- 20 December 1961 - Robert Andrew McGladdery (Crumlin Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland)
- 4 April 1962 - James Hanratty (HMP Bedford)
- 20 November 1962 - Oswald Augustine Grey (Winson Green, Birmingham)
- 28 November 1962 - James Smith (HMP Strangeways, Manchester)
- 15 August 1963 - Henry John Burnett (HMP Craiginches, Aberdeen)
- 17 December 1963 - Russell Pascoe (HMP Horfield, Bristol)
- 13 August 1964 - Gwynne Owen Evans (HMP Strangeways, Manchester)
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