I have an ELIZABETH MILLER, born April 1, 1824 in Fairfield Co.,Ohio; married Nov. 4, 1847 to SAMUEL S.GOOD in Fairfield Co., Oh.; and died Feb. 17, 1904 in Dumontsville, Greenfield Twp.,Fairfield Co.,Oh. (she is buried in Allen Co.,Oh) Children with birth dates were: LAVINA NOV. 29, 1848 WILLIAM B. JULY 13, 1850 married Elizabeth LITTEN LYDIA B JAN. 14, 1852 married John S. Miller (son of Daniel Miller and Nancy Emfield) REBECCA E. MAR 13. 1853 married GEORGE E.CARMAN CATHARINE JULY 29, 1854 married Ellis HANNA SARAH AUG. 18, 1856 ABRAHAM S. MAR. 28, 1858 ISAAC A. MAR. 28, 1858 married Ida MOSIER JACOB S. DEC. 27, 1859 married BERTHA DOUGHERTY ELIZA H. OCT. 4, 1861 EMMANUEL S. AUG. 8, 1864 HENSON S. JAN. 6, 1868 married Martha Mahala JOHN INFANT 1870/D.1870 Anyone know anything about Elizabeth Miller? I am thinking she "may" be a relative to John S. Miller, who married Lydia (dau. of Elizabeth). Father of John S. Miller was Daniel Miller b. Feb. 14, 1823 in Greenfield Twp.,Fairfield Co.,Oh. Daniel had a sister Emily b. Sept. 15, 1827 and she married Solomon Wildermuth in Fairfield Co. Parents of Daniel and Emily were William Miller b. 1801 in PA. and Easter/Esther Myers. Any cousins out there? Ruth Sprowls Madison, Lake County,Ohio

Just wanted to pass on something I learned yesterday in searching thru census records, or any database I guess. I found that my 4th gr grandfathers first name was abbreviated to Saml. rather than Samuel (or Samuel S. or even S.S.) and each person listed in the household only had the 1st initial of their name written. The whole page was like that, guess the enumerator took shortcuts that day. I know on a late nite or "foggy" day I wouldn't have thought of that. Luckily I had decided to search for the surname for all in the state and this was how I found them. Just thought I'd pass this on.

Oh so many Millers! And oh so many illusive Millers. I too have an illusive John Miller that I would like to find more details on. I see the John Millers posted and I have high hopes but none quite fit the specifics of my John N Miller. I hope someone recognises him or his children & descendants and can help me work my way a bit further back. Glad to see the Miller list coming to life again. Jill Miller Seattle Washington [email protected] John Nicklin Miller b:Feb 4,1809 Waterford, Loudoun Co. Virginia occupation: blacksmith d: Oct 22, 1895 Mendon, Adams Co. Illinois married: Eleanor/Elanor McClain of Pennsylvania (no date) (John & Eleanor buried in Woodville, Ill) children of John & Eleanor Miller: Virginia Caroline Miller b: 4 Jun 1840, Fairmont, Marion Co., WV d: 27 Mar 1922, Mendon, Adams Co., Ill m: Dr Peter Young (this was a prominent family in Adams Co, Ill) children of Dr Young & Virginia Caroline: Laura Alice, ___1857, Woodville, Ill George Washington, 1 July 1858, Woodville, Ill Fransis Eleanor, 4 Aug 1861, Mendon, Ill. (all members of this family buried in Mendon, Ill.) James Amasiah Miller b: 24 Sept 1841, Palatine(Fairmont), Marion Co., WV d: 10 Sept 1919, McPherson, Kansas m: 4 Mar 1869, Liberty, Adams Co., Ill to Jane Lierle daughter of Rev William Riley Lierle (the Lierle family is also quite prominent in Adams Co., history) children of James A & Jane: John William, 9 Dec 1869, Clayton, Adams Co., Ill Leona Caroline (Carrie), 29 Sept 1871, Clayton, Adams Co., Ill Albertia J., 26 Aug 1873, Clayton, Adams Co., Ill James L., 27 Dec 1875, Clayton, Adams Co, Ill Katie Ellenor (Nellie), 24 Aug 1880, Clayton, Adams Co., Ill Berlin Ray, 24 Aug 1883, David City, Center Twnsp, Butler Co., Neb Floyd Evans, 11 Jun 1891, David City, Center Twnsp, Butler Co., Neb William Lynch Miller b: 24 Feb 1846, Fairmont, Marion Co., WV d: 23 Apr 1915, Des Moines, Iowa m: Mary Prutzinan (sp?) Charles Winfield Scott Miller b: 9 May 1850, Fairmont, Marion Co., WV d: 31 Mar 1916, Mendon, Adams Co., Ill m: Mary Violet Laughlin children of William & Mary Violet: Harriet Eleanor (Hattie), 3 May 1873, Chili, Ill. Frank (George F.), 15 Apr 1880, Normwalk, Iowa (all members of this Miller family buried in Woodland Cemetery, Des Moines, Iowa) Charles Winfield Scott Miller b: 9 May 1850, Fairmont, Marion Co., WV d: 31 Mar 1916, Mendon, Adams Co., Ill. m: Mary Violet Laughlin Children of Charles W.S. & Mary Violet Miller infant Miller 1 May 1873, Mendon, Ill Carrie Eleanor 23 Jun 1874, Mendon, Ill Laura Jeanette 28 Jan 1877, Mendon, Ill Edwin Wilson & Edna Ellen (twins) 21 Feb 1886, Mendon Ill. John N and Eleanor Miller migrated to Adams Co. Illinois in 1855

Thank you, Charles. While you are diggnin' for bones, I researching phantoms! I've been to his grave, but still lookin' for his parents! Onward! Cynthia Hoyt --- CCMILLER <[email protected]> wrote: > Cynthia > Could not find your folks among my files. > Hope you get more from someone else soon. > Charles > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "C Hoyt" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Cc: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 3:56 PM > Subject: Fwd: [MILLER-L] MILLER. Peter K. Bucks Co., > PA > > > > Thanks you, Charles! > > --- C Hoyt <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2004 10:56:13 -0800 (PST) > > > From: C Hoyt <[email protected]> > > > Subject: [MILLER-L] MILLER. Peter K. Bucks Co., > PA > > > To: [email protected] > > > > > > Hello fellow MILLER reserchers! > > > Jumping into the MILLER haystack with my bunch > of > > > Millers! > > > I'm seeking the parents of my g.grandfater, > Peter K > > > MILLER who married Mary DURN In Bucks County, > PA. > > > Peter b. Sep.1838, possibly Haycock Twp. d. > > > 1918.Jul.09 Plumstead Twp., Bucks Co., PA > > > issued: > > > John > > > Anna E > > > Emma > > > Mahlon > > > Elmer Samuel Miller (my grandfather who married > > > Hannah > > > HOLCOMBE) > > > and William > > > > > > I believe Peter's father may have been Conrad > MILLER > > > of Haycock Twp, Buck Co., PA. > > > > > > Mennonite Palantines all! > > > > > > Any leads would be greatly appreciated fom ANY > > > MILLER > > > resercher, Charles included. > > > > > > Cynthia Hoyt > > > > > > __________________________________ > > > Do you Yahoo!? > > > Yahoo! Hotjobs: Enter the "Signing Bonus" > > > Sweepstakes > > > > http://hotjobs.sweepstakes.yahoo.com/signingbonus > > > > > > > > > __________________________________ > > Do you Yahoo!? > > Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free web site building tool. > Try it! > > http://webhosting.yahoo.com/ps/sb/ > > > > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free web site building tool. Try it! http://webhosting.yahoo.com/ps/sb/

John Addison Miller was born Feb 22, 1822 in Oneida County, New York. I have a copy of his pension papers where this is stated in his handwriting. I have a very old picture it is on cardboard on back it says: James Miller father of John Addison Miller father of Clarence Miller father of Marcus Miller father of then my two living uncles names are written. Then in very light pencil it is written underneath that "I think that is how it goes". James is the only name that could have been in question. I have census reports for him for : All census reports taken in Washinton, D.C. 1870- where he is listed as born in New York. 1880 census lists him as born in New York, father born New York, mother born New York. 1900 has him born in New York, Father born England, Mother born New York. 1910 has him born New York, Father born Scotland, Mother born New York. Death certificate states he was born in New York, Father in Scotland. Mother in New York. He died in 1913. In pension papers he states he enlisted in New York. No area or county given for enlistment. Enlisted April 28, 1855; honorably discharged April 24, 1860 Enlisted April 24, 1860; honorably discharged May 26, 1864 Enlisted May 26, 1864; honorably discharged to date March 29, 1865 Also stated in pension papers that His wife is Eliza Beardlsey. And that he was never married before marrying her. He married Eliza in D.C. in 1860. Shortly after discharge from the army he went to work for the War dept. In papers he filled out were the following questions- Birthplace: New York Legal voting{ State: New York County: Oneida Congressional District: 23rd (According to a librarian in Oneida, the whole Oneida area was the 23rd district at that time) Relatives in Government Service: None I have been unable to find him in the 1850 census in Oneida New York. From his War Deptment paperwork with his voting district listed leads me to believe he stayed in Oneida until enlisting. One interesting Miller family in 1850 Oneida - Wright Miller had a John Nevins living with them and a Mortimer family two doors away. One of John's sons was named Rufus Nevins Miller and a daughter Belle Mortimer Miller. His other children's middle names seem to come from John's wife's family names. All children born in DC.: Clarence Anderson Miller b. 1861 Belle Mortimer Miller b. 1866 Marcus Beardsley Miller b. Abt 1868 Grace Josephine Miller b. 1869 Rufus Nevins Miller b. 1873 He was abt 38 at the time of his marriage. The family stayed in Washington, D.C. I have no clue as to his mother's name at all. Thanks , Margy

Hi Charles, Thanks for your offer. I have two separate Miller Lines Joseph Miller b. abt 1820 m. Mary A. ? Germany. As far as I know they never came to the US, and had at least one child: Mary Ann Miller 1839-1885, who married Martin Heintz 1838-1880. They came to the US around 1870 and settled in Buffalo NY. Paul Miller b. abt 1850 m. Mary Seber, and had the following children: Peter Miller 1871-1938, Charles, Infantine, Lena. Peter married Rose Kirchgessner and they settled in Buffalo NY and had 11 children. Thanks in advance Sandy ______________________________ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Subject: My Millers Charles, Do you have a Lurilla Miller B 6-3-1867, D 1942? She is my GGrandmother. She married William Davis. Her parents were Randolph Miller & Charlotte Lawrence. Any information would be appreciated. They were from the Jackson County, WV area, also lived in Wellsburg, WV. Lurilla was buried in Wellsburg, WV, then moved to New Cumberland, WV Cemetery in 1958 by her daughter Mary. I do not know where William Davis is buried, wish I could find him. Thanks, Pat

Regarding pop-up blockers, some will allow the site to function if you press the control key while clicking on the link. > -----Original Message----- > From: Karen Miller [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 10:38 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MILLER-L] Clovis Miller Website > > > Pati, if you're using a Popup Blocker, that may be the source of your > problem. I couldn't get anywhere with the site until I turned my Popup > Blocker off. It's a great site, so well worth working through the > problems...;-)...Karen Miller > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 8:50 AM > Subject: Re: [MILLER-L] Clovis Miller Website > > > > Having two seperate Miller lines that I am researching I have > always been > > interested in seeing this site but unfortunately it will not > ever work for > me. I > > can get to the page where you can choose a state but then whenever I try > to > > click either to go to a state or even search it just keeps > reloading that > same > > page that I'm already on. And then I have a heck of a time getting the > site to > > close.....I tried again just now and had to click about 50 > times to get it > to > > close, because everytime I even click on the X it just starts reloading > that > > same page. > > > > ....sigh...... > > Pati > > > > In a message dated 1/21/04 3:53:26 PM Eastern Standard Time, > > [email protected] writes: > > > > > Several listers have indicated they are having problems accessing the > > > Clovis > > > Miller website which Charles recommended. I have the home > page for that > > > website bookmarked as follows: > > > > > > http://www.geocities.com/webbercreek/ > > > > > > I have never had any trouble getting to the home page using > this URL -- > > > tried > > > it again a moment ago and it came up just fine. > > > > > > Guy I. Colby IV > > > Irving, TX > > > > > > > > ______________________________

In a message dated 1/22/2004 8:51:22 AM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Having two separate Miller lines that I am researching I have always been > interested in seeing this site but unfortunately it will not ever work for > me. I > can get to the page where you can choose a state but then whenever I try to > click either to go to a state or even search it just keeps reloading that > same > page that I'm already on. And then I have a heck of a time getting the site > to > close.....I tried again just now and had to click about 50 times to get it > to > close, because everytime I even click on the X it just starts reloading that > > same page. > > ....sigh...... Pati -- I'm no computer expert, so I can't even begin to diagnose your problem -- all I can tell you is that I have no difficulty navigating or closing Clovis Miller's website, even with my ancient, obsolete, five year old Compaq Presario. I just now visited it again, and it works just fine. Now, if only he had some lines on there that tied into my Millers! Do any of you computer whiz kids on the list have any idea what could be causing Pati's problem? It seems a downright shame for such a potentially useful resource to be unavailable to those whom it is intended to benefit! Guy I. Colby IV Irving, TX

Thanks! Looking forward to spending many years here with you on my endless quest to find James father of John A. Miller. LOL. Post to follow soon. Margy ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 8:23 PM Subject: Re: [MLR] Introduction...change of list administrator > In a message dated 1/22/2004 7:50:45 PM Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > Joan....Can you tell I'm really glad one of the changes was not bringing the > gateway back :-). > > Margy > ----- > Margy- > > At the present time, I don't intend to turn on the gateway between the list > and board for THIS list because of the size and apparent activity level of > both. However, if I do ever change my mind about that I would *moderate* the > gateway on a list like this one and only approve messages from the board that > might be of interest--not misplaced queries, spam, or responses that made no sense > without the original post. :) > > I didn't want to hit the list with too many changes, I think you are doing > just fine already and really don't need any changes. > > Joan > > > ==== MILLER Mailing List ==== > Visit the threaded archives for the MILLER-L mailing list: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MILLER/ > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

In a message dated 1/22/2004 7:50:45 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Joan....Can you tell I'm really glad one of the changes was not bringing the gateway back :-). Margy ----- Margy- At the present time, I don't intend to turn on the gateway between the list and board for THIS list because of the size and apparent activity level of both. However, if I do ever change my mind about that I would *moderate* the gateway on a list like this one and only approve messages from the board that might be of interest--not misplaced queries, spam, or responses that made no sense without the original post. :) I didn't want to hit the list with too many changes, I think you are doing just fine already and really don't need any changes. Joan

Hi Joan, Welcome to the Miller list! Penny, thank you for all the years you have spent as our administrator. Luckily we do behave here most of the time. I think the last time we had a major list uproar was when we found out the board was being gatewayed. We did finally understand that was what was causing all those weird thank you messages that didn't make any sense at all. You acted quickly to calm us down and have always acted in the best interest of the list. Sorry about spelling your last name wrong the other day. I had a feeling I was wrong. Once again, thank you for the time you have given the Miller list through the years. Joan....Can you tell I'm really glad one of the changes was not bringing the gateway back :-). Margy ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 4:16 PM Subject: [MLR] Introduction...change of list administrator > Hello everyone- > > I'd like to introduce myself to the list. Your list admin, Penny Miller > Romo, has asked me if I'd be willing to take over as admin for the MILLER list. I > have accepted her kind offer. Penny has to give up the list due to health > reasons but she remain on the list as a subscriber and will keep posting to the > list when she can. I know we all would like to thank Penny for her years of > service to this list as administrator and we look forward to Penny continuing on > the list as a poster. > > I'm new to the MILLER list but have been serving as the administrator of the > MILLER message board for several years. So I am not new to MILLER research. > I have three separate MILLER lines in my own family tree, all in York County, > PA--all of German/PA Dutch origin. I also admin or co-admin approximately 40 > other RootsWeb mailing lists, many are small less active surname lists, but > several are large and active lists. So, I'm not new to adminning a list. > > Penny has told me that you are a great group of researchers. I don't plan to > change anything drastically as to the way the list functions. For the most > part you won't even know I'm there UNLESS you need me for something. You can > always contact the MILLER admin by writing to: [email protected] . My > firm belief is that the list is here to serve YOUR needs--I'm just here to > see that the list has a captain to steer the ship when needed. > > I've made two minor changes for now which you should know about, one you will > notice right away and the other will probably not be noticeable to you at > all. The one is that I've abbreviated the list name as prepended on each list > message which used to be shown as [MILLER-L] so that it now reads: [MLR]. > Hopefully, this will still enable you to recognize messages as coming from this > list but will allow more space for the actual (hopefully informative) subject > line to be displayed. If you are using the prepend to filter your mail--please > make any changes needed to filter on the new shorter prepend. The second > change is that I've decreased the allowable size for list messages from 50k to 30k > as it will make it easier for some of you to receive messages without having > them turned into attachments or rejected as being oversized. If anyone needs > to send a message larger than 30k to the list hopefully they will be able to > break it down into sections and send it through in parts. > > Thanks again to Penny for her past contributions and we look forward to > having Penny continuing in her continuing capacity as a list subscriber. > > Joan Young, administrator > [email protected] > >

Looking for fellow descendents of "Squire" Robert (christened name Rupert or Rupertus) Miller <Muller/Mueller>. Born in 1818 in Germany, gave the place as Merberg on his wedding certificate. He was married in Utica NY 19 Nov 1846 to Anna Catherine Claesgens. Moved to Lowville NY and then to Benton, Carver County, MN. He is the son of Jacobi Miller <Muller/Mueller> and Anna Maria Schetterle. Would also like to hear from anyone else who has Jacobi and Anna Maria on their family tree. The following are the children of Robert: Francis Joseph (Frank J.) Otto (Ernest Otto) Albert (Sebastian Albert) Alex married Appolonia Rauen Mary married Andreas (Andrew) Schutz Anna married John Stolz (Stoltz) and Theodore Molitor Josephine married Francis Hassenstab Sara

Sorry about first message -- found the page using second address. Susan Moore Teller

Tried copy and click. Tried typing. Tries part of the address. Nothing came up except a message saying "page could not be found." Any suggestions? Susan Moore Teller n a message dated 1/21/2004 5:53:44 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Unfortunately the URL does not merely just click and go you may have to > type in the URL on your browser but try it as a click and go see or type it > in and go see what Clovis has done. > > Go To http://www.geocities.com/webbercreek/onsite/CM003/html > > that is the page where my stuff is but from there go to the home page and > circulate your browser to visit all the various pages. >

Hello everyone- I'd like to introduce myself to the list. Your list admin, Penny Miller Romo, has asked me if I'd be willing to take over as admin for the MILLER list. I have accepted her kind offer. Penny has to give up the list due to health reasons but she remain on the list as a subscriber and will keep posting to the list when she can. I know we all would like to thank Penny for her years of service to this list as administrator and we look forward to Penny continuing on the list as a poster. I'm new to the MILLER list but have been serving as the administrator of the MILLER message board for several years. So I am not new to MILLER research. I have three separate MILLER lines in my own family tree, all in York County, PA--all of German/PA Dutch origin. I also admin or co-admin approximately 40 other RootsWeb mailing lists, many are small less active surname lists, but several are large and active lists. So, I'm not new to adminning a list. Penny has told me that you are a great group of researchers. I don't plan to change anything drastically as to the way the list functions. For the most part you won't even know I'm there UNLESS you need me for something. You can always contact the MILLER admin by writing to: [email protected] . My firm belief is that the list is here to serve YOUR needs--I'm just here to see that the list has a captain to steer the ship when needed. I've made two minor changes for now which you should know about, one you will notice right away and the other will probably not be noticeable to you at all. The one is that I've abbreviated the list name as prepended on each list message which used to be shown as [MILLER-L] so that it now reads: [MLR]. Hopefully, this will still enable you to recognize messages as coming from this list but will allow more space for the actual (hopefully informative) subject line to be displayed. If you are using the prepend to filter your mail--please make any changes needed to filter on the new shorter prepend. The second change is that I've decreased the allowable size for list messages from 50k to 30k as it will make it easier for some of you to receive messages without having them turned into attachments or rejected as being oversized. If anyone needs to send a message larger than 30k to the list hopefully they will be able to break it down into sections and send it through in parts. Thanks again to Penny for her past contributions and we look forward to having Penny continuing in her continuing capacity as a list subscriber. Joan Young, administrator [email protected]

Is anyone researching Millers in either Frederick County, Maryland or Montgomery County, Maryland? I am researching Millers in Frederick County, Maryland - George Miller, m. Mary Shafer; son Frederick David Miller, m. Charlotte Burkhard; grandson Franklin Pierce Miller, m. Cora May Cramer (related to Peter Cramer, Revolutionary War Hero); ggrandson and my grandfather William Allen Miller, m. Addie Ely Kehler. I am also researching Millers in Montgomery County, Maryland - Jacob Miller, m. Ann Harrison; son William Miller, m. Rebecca Watkins; grandson Jacob Miller, m. Caroline Virginia Hanshew, Mary Catherine Hanshew (sisters), and Carrie E. Krause, g granddaughter and my grandmother Beulah Miller, m. Newman Washington Crawford. I would love to hear from you. Vicki LCrawford Carroll _________________________________________________________________ Get a FREE online virus check for your PC here, from McAfee. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

In 1905 a lady named Stella Miller wrote for a copy of the War of 1812 pension file for DANIEL MILLER. I would like to know if anyone knows of this woman or any of her descendants and what happened to all of her research. She was living in Mt. Sterling, Madison Co, OH. Thank you. Margaret

Daniel Miller was born in Lancaster Co, PA, 24 May 1791 and married Elizabeth Frankenberger 5 Mar 1818 in Carlisle, Cumberland Co, PA. Daniel and Elizabeth lived in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co, PA from 1818 until 1837 when they moved to Gettysburg, Adams Co, PA . They had 11 children, Edmund, Ephraim, William, Catherine, Wilhelmenia, Sarah, Alfred, Rebecca, Elizabeth, Augustus and Louisa. Daniel became the Steward at the Theological Seminary in Gettysburg. Daniel died there in 1841. Is anyone working on this line?

William F. Miller was born 21 Oct 1824 in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co, PA. About the age of 14-16 he was sent to Philadelphia, PA to be taught to paint miniatures as he was very gifted. From there he moved to Cincinnati, OH where he lived and painted. He became close friends with a man by the last name of Eaton, with whom he corresponded for many years. I believe that Mr. Eaton also lived in Cincinnati. William moved around and spent time in Louisiana, and New York City as well as other locations. He never married, but I think he died in Cincinnati after 1901. He was the son of Daniel and Elizabeth (Frankenberger) Miller. Does anyone have information on William or Mr. Eaton and his family?