Does anyone on this list know of a genealogy research record/book/report regarding the "Miller/Bostian Allied Families and if so, where I could find a copy? Thanks a bunch.

Just thought I would offer lookups in my 1887 City Directory for Terre Haute City and Vigo County IN for anyone who might need information. There are quite a few MILLER in this area. Kathleen

Did any of this miller family move to Switzerland co, Indiana? kperry

Am willing to do Chicago IL Tribune obit lookups in trade for obit lookups that I need. All obits that I need are for my own relatives. I need obit lookups for the following Miller, Adeline May d) 3/17/1968 in WY-Evanston, Uintah Co Miller, Agnes Norene d) 1/22/1990 in UT-Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co Miller, BabyA d) 5/2/1909 in NE-Belmont, Dawes Co Miller, BabyB d) 5/2/1909 in NE-Belmont, Dawes Co Miller, Charles d) 02/26/1896 in NE-Belmont, Dawes Co Miller, Clarence Stanford d) 11/30/1942 Miller, Curtis Patrick d) 8/3/1990 in UT-Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co Miller, Della Smith d) 12/24/1985 in UT-Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co Miller, Edward d) 12/21/1963 Miller, Fred Lewis d) 9/23/1939 in NE-Alliance, Box Butte Co Miller, George Campbell d) 5/16/1966 in UT-Bingham City, Box Elder Co Miller, Glen Henry d) 10/15/1968 Miller, Horace Chester d) 11/21/1912 Miller, Ida Dickinson d) 6/9/1918 Miller, Joel d) 08/19/1863 in SC-Folly Island, Charleston Co Miller, Lucy Hamilton d) 7/6/1920 Miller, Marcia McCoy d) 1/7/1968 in CO-Englewood, Arapahoe Co Miller, Mary Cooley d) 01/01/1877 Miller, Minnie Fairchild d) 1/25/1963 in FL-Forrest City, Seminole Co Miller, Paul Lewis d) 10/29/1934 Miller, Phoebe Richardson d) 9/24/1958 in UT-Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co Miller, Ray d) 11/16/1893 in NE-Belmont, Dawes Co Miller, Rosa Stanford d) 12/2/1952 in NE-Minatare, Scotts Bluff Co PLEASE EMAIL ME PRIVATELY AT [email protected] Jim Dlask 4538 N Avers Chicago IL 60625

Special to Tod Davis <[email protected]> I have a GARRETT MILLER, who was born in 1758 at Morristown, N.J. and died at Millerton, Tioga Co., Pa. on 2 May 1824. He married MARY SMITH on 28 May 1778 in New Windsor, N. Y. He seems to fit with what you have except for the fact that I have his parents as GARRETT MILLER and PATIENCE GRISWOLD. This senior GARRETT was born in 1731 in Connecticut and died in 1778 in Orange Co., N. Y. His father was WILLIAM MILLER who died in Morristown, N. J. on 14 Sept 1769. >From GARRETT our line descends as follows: GARRETT MILLER x MARY SMITH JAMES MILLER x REBECCA KINNER LYDIA MILLER x LEONARD MILLER JESSE MILLER x MARY ELLEN SHANNON LOGAN J. MILLER X BERTHA BELLE SCHUBERT MARY ETTA (MARIETTA) MILLER x HERBERT GEORGE VORE The last couple are my parents. Herb Vore Jr.

PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM pg 577, 578 WILLIAM J. MILLER. Many of the leading men of this county are its native-born citizens as in the case of Mr. MILLER, who was born May 4, 1834,in the northwest part of Beaver Creek Township, Greene County. His parents were James and Sarah (HARNER) MILLER, and his father came to this region during its pioneer days. James MILLER, a native of Greencastle, Pa., was born September 15, 1807, and his wife, Sarah, was born in Beaver Creek Township, this county, December 17, 1802, the same year that Ohio was admitted into the Union as a State. The father of our subject in his journey to this county was accompanied by the well-known John HARBINE, one of its earliest pioneers. Mr.MILLER occupied himself as a carpenter and was married to Miss. HARNER about 1840. He had secured one hundred and thirteen acres of land—that upon which his son now resides and where he settled with his young wife, they beginning housekeeping together in true pioneer style. James MILLER opened up a good farm from the wilderness where he and his estimable wife spent the remainder of their days. Mr. MILLER died about 1870 at the age of sixty-seven years. Up to the beginning of the Civil War he had affiliated with the Democratic party, but not being able to harmonize with the Democracy on the question of Union and slavery, he wheeled over into the Republican ranks, remaining there until the close of his life. The mother died about 1870. The parental household of our subject consisted of two children only, William J. and Sarah J., the latter being the wife of John DAVIS and living in Beaver Creek Township. James MILLER had three brothers: William,Matthew and Robert. Robert located first in Greene County, Ohio, and from there went to Logansport where he remained until his death. The MILLER family is of German and Scotch ancestry, from which countries respectively the paternal grandparents of William J. emigrated at an early day. Mr. MILLER has spent his entire life upon the farm where he now lives. He attended the district school during his boyhood and youth and obtained a practical knowledge of agriculture, which with his habits of industry have made him a successful and independent farmer. He is largely interested in Poland-China swine and has carried off the blue, and red ribbons at the County Fairs. The head of Mr. MILLERS herd of swine has taken the red ribbon at the Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois State Fairs. He has made of this industry a specialty for the past seven years. His farm buildings are ample and convenient and he avails himself of modern methods and improved machinery in all his operations. Mr. MILLER was first married in 1864 to Miss Anna PRUGH. She was born in Montgomery, Ohio, and was the daughter of Peter and Charlotte (MITCHELL) PRUGH who were among the earliest pioneers of that section. They came hither from Maryland where Mr. PRUGH had learned the trade of a shoemaker and which he followed in connection with farming after coming to this State. His family included three sons and four daughters, of whom Miss Anna was the youngest born. Of her union with our subject there was born one child, a son, John G.,and the mother passed away seventeen months after her marriage; this son is now in Beaver Creek Township. The second marriage of Mr. MILLER occurred in 1868 with Miss.Sarah E., daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth (GETTER) STEELE of this county.Six children were born of this union, viz: Jessie F., William L., Clarence Orphus,James L., Sarah Elizabeth, and Annettie G., the latter deceased. Mr. and Mrs. MILLER are both connected with the Reformed Church. The parents of Mrs.MILLER were natives respectively of Greene and Warren Counties, this State, and Mr.STEELE politically was a Republican. Their family consisted of one son and five daughters, Mrs. MILLER being the eldest born. The paternal grandfather was Ebenezer STEELE, further mention of whom is made in the biography of J.D. STEELE on another page in this volume. Portrait and Biographical Album of Greene and Clark Counties, Ohio Chapman Bros., Chicago, Copyright 1890. ~~No relation that I know of, just to share~~ _________________________________________________________________ Say “goodbye” to busy signals and slow downloads with a high-speed Internet connection! Prices start at less than $1 a day average. https://broadband.msn.com (Prices may vary by service area.)

Greetings, Looking for those that may have a connection or more information on the Miller families below: Peter Miller, b. 15 May 1759, Woodbridge, Bergen Co., New Jersey, d. 20 April 1838, Marion Co., (W)VA. Buried Woodlawn Cemetery, Marion Co., WV. Peter's family moved from Bergen County, NJ to the Highlands of Orange County, NY about 1764. Could be son of Hendrick Miller and Margareth Hempen. Hendrick died 1769 in New Cornwall, NY. Hendrick could be related to Garrett Miller of Morris Co., NJ - Orange Co., NY. Peter married Mary(she could have been a Miller) on 5 Feb 1785, Goshen, NY. Peter served with the Orange County Militia during the Revolution. Children of Peter and Mary Miller: Virginia Jane Miller b. 21 Oct 1785, NY *spouse - Josiah Wolcott Elizabeth Miller b. 12 Mar 1787, NY *spouse- Henry Peter Amos Margaret Miller b. 8 Oct 1788, NY *spouse- Edward Hartley Rosannah Miller b. 3 Mar 1790, New York, NY *spouse - Isaac Brummage Sarah Miller b. 3 Mar 1790, New York, NY *spouse- John Evans Mary Miller b. 5 May 1792, NY *spouse- John Amos Henry Miller b. 23 Dec 1793, NY *spouse- Rebbeca Jackson Eleanor Miller b. 16 Jul 1795 *spouse- William Leeper Hannah Miller b. 22 Aug 1797, Monongalia Co., VA *spouse- William Fleming Nancy Miller b. 5 Feb 1800, Monongalia Co., VA *spouse- Samuel Jackson John Miller b. 7 Jul 1803, Monongalia Co., VA *spouse- Sarah Ingman Elisha Miller b. 3 Jan 1806, Monongalia Co., VA Lucinda Miller b. 13 Mar 1808, Monongalia Co.,VA *spouse- Elijah Morgan Known children of Hendrick Miller and Margareth Hempen were as follows: i John Miller, ii Willem Miller b. 2 Feb 1745, iii Henry Miller,iv James Miller,v Benjamin Miller, vi Jesse Miller,vii Peter Miller,viii Rebecca Miller,ix Mary Miller. Thank you for your attention to my request. Tod Davis

anyone working on the John H. Miller Family from Georgia? Thanks George C. Jones

Good afternoon, Seeking information on William H. Miller and Alice M. Lamberton. Possibly Blair County, Pa. Their children include: James F. Miller, my grandfather, born Coalport, Pa., who in turn married Linnie E. WOLFE. Georgianna, Grace, Pearl, Jessie, Eva, are the other children, at least according to the recently acquired obituary of James F. Miller, who died in Chicago, Cook County, Ill. Thank you any help. It is much appreciated. Jim

-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 8:08 PM To: [email protected] Subject: trying to find mom I am trying to find my birth mother. Mother was Married to a lambert kinkaid living in California until 1949 when she and Lambert Separated. her meden name was doris miller & when she married it was kinkaid. she married Lambert Kinkaid. is there any way that I can find her? and I am also trying to find out if they had kids? I was born in 1952. thank you for your time.

I'm looking for my grandfather. I have very little info on him. I know that he lived in or around La Follette, TN. He went by the name of LUTHER SHARP. My grandma was very ill when we talked and she couldn't remember very much. He lived with some Sharps and took on thier name(possibly adopted). She thought his birth name might be LUTHER M MILLER. From what she told me, I'm guessing he was born in the 1920's (give or take a few years.) and is believed to have died, possibly in the 1960's. His Mother's name was Margaret. No one could remember her maiden name, but they did tell me that she married Jesse Norman at some point after Luther's birth. Luther also had a twin -a brother, I think. He had a son born in La Follettte in 1948 and a daughter born in Wayne County, Michigan in 1951, both were born out of wedlock with an Ayers. (email me for these names) Obviously, this isn't alot to start tracing your roots on. I'd appeciate ANY info anyone might have to offer. Feel free to email me direct, if you'd like. Stacy Ayers-Toole [email protected]

Looking for researchers of James, James and William Miller who appeared on the 1820 Xenia Twp, 1820 Census for Greene Co., OH. These individuals appear on the same page as my Millers and seem to have no tie to other Millers in the county. Can anyone shed some light on these people? Dave Miller

Does anyone else have Robert Miller and wife Elizabeth (unknown surname), Robert died 1711 in New London, CT. I hope to hear from some cousins out there. :-) Sarah [email protected] My poetry site: http://users.rosenet.net/poetryandroses/ See the new poems there. My Genealogy site: http://www.gaia.edu/genclass/srose/ See if we have additional ancestors in common.

1850 U. S. Census, Texas, Harrison County, Other Townships, pp. 75B-76A J. Miller, 27, male, farmer and carpenter, born in VA J. Miller, 24, female, born in MS N. J. Pierce, 2, female, born in TX [email protected] wrote: Looking for the husband and father of the following family. Jane Miller is listed in the 1870 Census of Van Zandt County, Texas as a widow with the following children. Can't seem to find them in the 1860 census. MILLER, Jane 42 F Mississippi Nancy A 21 F TX Margaret J 19 F TX William F 16 M TX James B 13 M TX Jack P 11 F (?) TX Annie 9 F TX Annie is listed in the 1880 Census as A. J. Miller, daughter of Jane Miller in the Rains Co., Texas pct. 1 census. As she was born in 1862 I would think her father would be listed in the 1860 census. A. J. (Amanda Jane) Miller married my GGrandfather , W. T. White in Collin Co., TX , October 30, 1887. Any information on her father or siblings would be a great help as I know nothing of her family. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard

MILLER, JOHN (1860 U.S. Census) Texas , WOOD, SPRINGVILLE P O, Age 42, Male, Race: White, Born: VA var censusAttributes = new CensusAttributes( "M653", 1308 ); document.write("Series: " + censusAttributes.displaySeries() + "��"); document.write("Roll: " + censusAttributes.displayRoll() + "��"); Series: M653 Roll: 1308 Page: 345 John Miller, 42, white male, Born: VA Jane, 38, white female, Born: MS Nancy A. J., 12, white female, TX Margarett A. J., 9, white female, TX Wm. Thos., 6, white male, TX Jas. B., 4, white male, TX Octavia, 1, white female, TX [email protected] wrote: Looking for the husband and father of the following family. Jane Miller is listed in the 1870 Census of Van Zandt County, Texas as a widow with the following children. Can't seem to find them in the 1860 census. MILLER, Jane 42 F Mississippi Nancy A 21 F TX Margaret J 19 F TX William F 16 M TX James B 13 M TX Jack P 11 F (?) TX Annie 9 F TX Annie is listed in the 1880 Census as A. J. Miller, daughter of Jane Miller in the Rains Co., Texas pct. 1 census. As she was born in 1862 I would think her father would be listed in the 1860 census. A. J. (Amanda Jane) Miller married my GGrandfather , W. T. White in Collin Co., TX , October 30, 1887. Any information on her father or siblings would be a great help as I know nothing of her family. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard

Looking for the husband and father of the following family. Jane Miller is listed in the 1870 Census of Van Zandt County, Texas as a widow with the following children. Can't seem to find them in the 1860 census. MILLER, Jane 42 F Mississippi Nancy A 21 F TX Margaret J 19 F TX William F 16 M TX James B 13 M TX Jack P 11 F (?) TX Annie 9 F TX Annie is listed in the 1880 Census as A. J. Miller, daughter of Jane Miller in the Rains Co., Texas pct. 1 census. As she was born in 1862 I would think her father would be listed in the 1860 census. A. J. (Amanda Jane) Miller married my GGrandfather , W. T. White in Collin Co., TX , October 30, 1887. Any information on her father or siblings would be a great help as I know nothing of her family.

Looking for Margaret Miller who married Charles Byers in Franklin Co. Pa. before 1839. I know this is not much to go on. Does it ring any bells? Any help appreciated. Pete Jeschke Winchester, Va

http://www.randywillis.org Seeking information on my maternal great-grandfather ARTHUR ALLEN HANKS (b. Aug. 27, 1877; died Aug. 22, 1942) Arthur Allen Hanks parents were William Hanks and Francis Soileau. He married MARY STARK (b. Jan. 18, 1860; d. Jan. 08, 1931) on Oct. 17, 1895. He was 17-years younger than her. They owned a meat market in Lecompte, Louisiana. Their log home was located right in the middle of where IH 49 is today (approx. 500' south of Highway 112) near Lecompte. The Children of Arthur Allen Hanks and Mary Stark were: my grandmother, Lillie Gertrude Hanks (b. Dec. 29, 1897; d. July 02, 1973), Ivy "Buddy" Lee Hanks (b. Nov. 18, 1898; d. Dec. 10, 1982), William Hanks, b. Nov. 18, 1898; d. Dec. 16, 1898), Callie Hanks (b. June 18, 1901) and Mary Cordelia "Delia" Hanks (b. Apr. 04, 1902; d. Aug. 20, 1946). My grandmother told me that each day, after school, her mother would say "little lady, get a potato and work n the field." My Uncle Howard Willis, told me that his grandmother Mary Stark, reminded him of Grandma Walton on "The Waltons" TV show. Arthur Allen Hanks later married Gertrude Jenkins (1900-1973) and moved near Cushing/Quay, Oklahoma. Gertrude Jenkins first husband was a Laughful Miller; they had four children. Arthur Allen Hanks died in Cushing, Oklahoma and is buried near Yale, Oklahoma in an unmarked-grave. Gertrude died in Tulsa and is buried near Cheneyville, Louisiana. Arthur Allen Hanks and Gertrude Jenkins also had four children: Wilma Hanks (b. 1928), Mary Hanks (b. 1930), Donna Hanks (b. 1938) and Edwin Hanks (b. 1941). Randy Willis http://www.randywillis.org [email protected]

Last February, Pat and Ed Brooks <[email protected]> posted this to the list: > My great grandfather, John Anthony Miller, Sr., emigrated from > somewhere in Germany in about 1854, possibly at the age of 5, and > lived in Roscoe, Sullivan County, NY. Also with him came two > brothers, William and George, of which I have no further information. > He served in the Civil War in a NY regiment, the 143rd. He died > 8/29/1916. He had 8 children: > > John Anthony, Jr., my grandfather, 4/27/1875-6/8/1950, who was a mason > and built most of the buildings in the town of Roscoe as well as > several stone walls along Rt. 17; he married Mamie Sipple and had 7 > children > > Henry M., who had 2 children: Martin and ____ and stayed in Roscoe > area > > Charles H., 1886-1968, married Mary C. Ruch (1895-1970), no children > > These 2 brothers ran the Mountain Springs House, a guest > house outside Roscoe. > > Margaret, married Charles B. Hoolihan ("Baron") 7/10/1898, lived in > Margaretville, NY and had 6 children > > Rose, 1895-1965, married Lorenzo (Lon) Spaulding Hendrick, lived in > Rochester, NY and no children > > Mary, married ______Hammer or Hemmer, lived in N. Branch, NY and later > moved to Monticello, NY; had 1 son > > Pauline or Paulina, had restaurant in Roscoe? > > Rosie, lived in Roscoe > > If this information matches anyone else's, I'd appreciate > any input you can give me. I've been a member of the Miller bulletin > board for quite a while, but have never seen any Millers from that > area. > Thanks. I am almost completely sure that this John A. Miller was one of my GG Grandfathers. I am descended from his daughter Parmelia (also spelled Permelia, Pamelia, Amalia and even Cornelia on some documents.) She was his oldest daughter, born 2 Oct 1870. She appears on the 1880 census of Fremont, not Roscoe, along with her mother, Catherine, and siblings John, Henry, Margaret and Mary. In 1889 or 1890 she married Lewis Norton, son of Edward J. Norton and Mary Elizabeth Secord, who had lived in Fremont but had moved to Cooks Falls and then Burnwood, both in Delaware county. Edward J. also served in F Co. of the 143rd., enlisting on the same day and at the same place as John Miller. Parmelia died from childbirth complications on 7 Apr 1902. She was supposedly buried in Goulds, Delaware, NY but I can't find her stone in either cemetery there. Their children were Clifford, Ruby, Dennis, Bessie, Henry, Mary Katie and Florence Pamelia. Clifford was my Grandfather. The oral tradition in Dennis' family is that when Parmelia died, the children were brought up by various relatives. In his case, one Margaret Miller Hoolihan, who had a brother named Henry. Knowing only this and that Parmelia listed her father as having been born in Germany on the 1900 census (where she's called Cornelia), I did an exhaustive search for Miller families in Delaware and Sullivan counties that matched these parameters. Yours is the only one that did. Unfortunately, that page of the 1880 Fremont census is water damaged and very hard to read at the bottom. Parmelia is called Amelia. The census taker for Fremont made many, many similar mistakes (and had terrible handwiting, as well). I did extensive research on the Hoolihan family and found that Margaret married two of them, first Baron Richard Hoolihan in 1898, with whom she had six children, and later Charles Buckley Hoolihan, Baron's brother, about 1910. They had at least 4 children, 3 of whom died on the same day in May of 1916 and are buried together in Roscoe (I just found this out recently). John Miller's older brother William lived next door to him in Fremont in 1880, with his wife, Arriette, and sons, Henry and Wilmot. The 1860 census shows John, William, and Conrad (not George), living with their parents, Henry and Catherine, in Fremont. They had emigrated from Darmstadt, Germany. Sullivan county has hundreds of families that seem to have come from Darmstadt within a few years of each other. I never looked into the later Roscoe censuses. I didn't know they ever lived in Roscoe. I lost track of everyone except Parmelia and Margaret after 1880. Oddly, part of the family story was that Margaret and Parmelia had a brother NAMED Roscoe. This obviously got warped in the retelling. I have a lot more details, names, dates, etc. We obviously need to exchange everything we have on these branches of our family. Your Cousin, more or less, Bob Norton

Looking for anyone who knows of an Archibald Miller born abt 1800 in South Carolina and died in the 1870's in Gordon County Georgia. His wife's first name was Hannah, born abt 1796 in South Carolina. .