The following was transcribed for the Bklyn Info Pages http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html BROOKLYN BREVITIES PRIVACY DISTURBED Samuel MILLER, 24, of 1351 Forty-first street sought to defend himself when a woman came into his bedroom to collect a debt of $34 he owed on the purchase of a suit. This was the answer he gave to a disorderly conduct charge brought by Mrs. Becky PEARLMAN, of 1550 East Thirty-fourth street, in Fifth avenue court yesterday. The woman declared MILLER called her names and threw her downstairs. The man said he was angry because of the invasion of his privacy and that he ordered the woman to go. He was found guilty and fined $10 by Magistrate CURTIS with the alternative of a day in jail.

The following was transcribed for the Bklyn Info Pages http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html FREDERICK SCHEICK Funeral services were held this afternoon for Frederick SCHEICK in the chapel of Undertaker George Ehlenberger, of 295 Wycoff avenue. Mr. SCHEICK was drowned in Jamaica Bay off Rockaway Point, on Tuesday, June 12. He was 20 years old, and lived with his widowed mother, Mrs. Margaret SCHEICK, at 706 Flushing avenue. He is also survived by three married sisters, Mrs. Margaret MILLER, Mrs. Lena KURTZ and Mrs. B. SKAU. Interment was made in Evergreen Cemetery.

I am looking for a John Miller married to a Martha Ann Davis, married in ? Glenwood, Mills Co., Iowa. Is there anyone that may have this family in your line? Thanks Debbie

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I am searching for information on : William H. MILLER b. circa 1720'sh in Chautauqua Co.,New York, He married Louisa Emma WOOD, emigrated to Heborn,Porter Co., Indiana. would be interested in finding this man and his descendants!! thanks, Cheryl

Hi list, On the 1930 census for Summit County, Ohio I have a Benton Miller age 23, and states that he and his parents were born in Tenn. Also in the house as a head was Margaret Miller age 51 and she was born on Ohio. This most likely is his mother. She listed her father was born in Germany and mother in Ohio. Benton was married to Angeline (?) Miller age 24. They also say that they were married for only a year. Angeline listed her parents and herself all born in Alabama. These Millers, I'm researching for my grandson. Benton and Angeline Miller had two children that I know of.. Mildred Miller who married Edward Smart in 1954 Akron, Ohio, And Norbert Miller. Mildred Miller and Edward Smart had three kids, Edward, Greta and Wayne Smart. I married Edward Smart in 1973. We had a son and now I have two grand kids.. I do research on my family and my 7 year old grandson asked me, Meme, Why don't you know anything on Daddy's side? So I start here. I do remember being told that Benton was Indian. In Oct. 1971 Benton Miller shoot himself and wife Angeline Miller and granddaughter June Smart. This happened in Akron, Ohio. I use to have a clipping of it but over the years I've lost it. Can anyone help me with these people? Thanks Emma Price Ayles --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The following was transcribed for the Bklyn Info Pages http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html FELL UNDER MOVING CAR; ESCAPES WITH BRUISES Three cars of a moving train on the Bath Beach line passed over the body of Philip MILLER, a young Russian, last evening, and did not harm him, save inflicting a few slight contusions. After the mishap, when the train had passed over him, MILLER picked himself up and insisted on leaving for his home. MILLER, who is 24 years old and lives at 72 Varet street, attempted to board a motor train at Bay Nineteenth street and Bath avenue, going toward Coney Island and carrying the regular rush hour crowd. As the Russian reached out to grasp the hand rail of the first car, his foot slipped, and he fell. A portion of his trouser leg caught on the car. The train rounded the curve at Fifteenth avenue, and the people standing by gave a cry of horror as the body of the young man was thrown directly beneath the train. They held their breath, expecting to see the track covered with blood, and the mangled form of the Russian, but such was not the case. MILLER landed between the tracks and out of reach of the wheels. Ambulance Surgeon LIVINGSTON, of the Norwegian Hospital, was summoned and found that MILLER had sustained only a few bruises. The young man left for his home unassisted.

The following was transcribed for the Bklyn Info Pages http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html > KINGS > Morris MILLER, 21 ...... 339 Wyona st Mildred BELLER, 19 ...... 329 Wyona st

ANYONE HAVE A REMOTE IDEA WHO THIS ELIZ MILLER MIGHT BE...OBVIOUS DAU OF A JOHN PRICE. The Price family by WAnger, p. 396- to 402. JOHN PRICE Of Washington Twp., served as pvt. 1780-81, under Capt. Daniel CLAPSADDLE. His will dated 1793, was prob. 1803, requested that his wife Mary be furnished with a comfortable residence, to be maintained out of the estate, also 200 lbs.; Dau. Hannah; Dau. Elizabeth MILLER; children of dau. Catherine STOVER; Dau. Susannah STOVER; Sons Jacob; John; Abraham. Penna. Arch. 5th Ser. Vol. 6, p. 93, 107, 116. ***Nena Ramsey Smothers Junior*** ~~Newport, Washington USA~~ Researching the Ramsey lines: John>James>Eli>Seth>Hal>Hal jr and associated lines of: Strange, Richardson, Price, Miller, Harrison, Rice, Bowlus, France, West, Clark ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^ _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

The following was transcribed for the Bklyn Info Pages http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html > > FIVE PRECINCT HEADS IN BORO SHIFTED ABOUT > Thirty-four of Various Ranks Promoted - Vice Cop Dropped > > Police Commissioner MULROONEY announced thirty-four promotions to-day, > all the way up the line from beat pounder to inspector, and balanced it off > with a stiff shakeup at the top. > He shifted six inspectors and two deputies and three captains. Several > of them come to Brooklyn by the new order, or depart to other boroughs. > The Commissioner in the same batch of orders dismissed from the > department Patrolman Walter MITCHELL, vice squad cop whose methods were > revealed by the Seabury investigators, and who was tried later in General > Sessions for perjury and acquitted. > There was sufficient corroboration of "Chile" Mapucha ACUNA's story > concerning a phony arrest by MITCHELL at 4 West 114th street, Manhattan, in > June, 1929, Commissioner MULROONEY held to warrant his dismissal. > The transferred: > Inspector Joseph F. THOMPSON, Tenth District to Eleventh, Brooklyn. > Inspector David KANE, Eleventh to Fifteenth, Brooklyn. > Acting Inspector Thomas H.S. KELLY, Fifteenth to Thirteenth, as Deputy > Inspector. > Capt. John O'SULLIVAN, from Snyder avenue precinct, Flatbush, to West > Thirtieth street, Manhattan. > Capt. Henry E. KELLY, Herbert street to Coney Island, to succeed Capt. > GILLEN, retired. > Transferred to other boroughs: > Inspector Thomas F. WALSH, from First to Third District, Manhattan. > Inspector Joseph P. LOONAM, Fourth to Sixth, Manhattan. > Inspector Thomas McDONALD, Sixth to First, Manhattan. > Inspector Archibald McNEIL, Sixth to Fifth, Manhattan. > Deputy Inspector Thomas WYNNE Fifteenth to Sixteenth, Queens. > Captain George H. MARKAUSEN, White Plains road, Bronx, to West Twentieth > street, Manhattan. > The promotions were made from all ranks from patrolman to inspector, > fourteen patrolmen becoming sergeants, ten sergeants rising to lieutenants, > five lieutenants getting much-coveted captaincies, three captains taking up > the duties of deputy inspectors and two deputies receiving command of > districts as full inspectors. The difference in pay is as follows: > Patrolman, $3,000; sergeant, $3,500; lieutenant, $4,000; captain, $5,000; > deputy inspector, $5,400; inspection, $5,900. > > PROMOTIONS, TRANSFERS > > The promotions, with former assignments and new posts to which those > affected will go, follow: Promoted to Inspectors: > Edward J. LENNON, Fifth Division, to Fourth Division. > James J. FITZPATRICK, Sixteenth to Tenth Division, Brooklyn. > Captains made Deputy Inspectors: > Edward J. HANLEY, of Old Slip Station, to the Fifteenth Division, > Queens. > James F. McGOEY, of West Thirtieth street, to the Tenth Division, > Brooklyn. > Edmund J. MEADE, of West Sixty-eighth street, to Fifth Division. > Lieutenants made captains: > John S. BURKE, Traffic G, to command Far Rockaway Precinct. > Louis STILLMAN, Eighth Division, to Snyder avenue, Brooklyn. > Bernard A. DEUTSCH, Detective Division, to Herbert street. > Walter T. HOURIGAN, Detective Division, to Old Slip. > George YOUNGE, Detective Division, to White Plains precinct. > Sergeants made lieutenants: > Hugo R. SCHUSTER, Central Park station, to Sixteenth Division, Queens. > John J. HASLACH, remains in Chief Inspector's office. > Francis McCLOY, remains in Fifth Division. > John J. McGOEY, brother of the new deputy inspector, remains in office > of Second Deputy Commissioner. > Walter C. HARDING, West Twentieth street station, remains there. > Michael GOLDEN, Bathgate avenue to Oak street. > Edward WHITEMAN, Herbert street to Tenth Division, Brooklyn. > Geoffrey SHEA, Poplar street, to Tenth Division, Brooklyn. > David GERAGHTY, East Thirty-fifth street, to Fourth Division. > Frank A. RILEY, Traffic A, to Traffic G. > Brooklyn patrolmen made sergeants: > Frank SARLO, Coney Island to Herbert street. > Edward J. DOYLE, Prospect Park, to Poplar street. > Thomas H. STEDMAN, Fort Hamilton to Clinton street. > George J. MILLER, Miller avenue to Elizabeth street. > Thomas A. HICKSON, Bath Beach, to Brooklyn avenue. > Joseph FRIES, Classon avenue to Gates avenue. > > complete >

The following was transcribed for the Bklyn Info Pages http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html > > B.S.U. Tuesday, June 9,1931 > Marriage Licenses > KINGS > > Sidney MILLER, 25 71 Clara street Isabelle LEICHER, 22 same address

The following was transcribed for the Bklyn Info Pages http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html DRIVER FINDS WOMAN POISONED IN TAXICAB When James FRANK of 362 Cornelius street was driving his taxi past Myrtle and Washington avenues last night, he heard his passenger,Mrs.Victoria MILLER, 31,of 1081 Flushing avenue, scream. He stopped and called Patrolman Henry MELDRUM, of Classon avenue station, who found the woman was suffering from having swallowed iodine. She was treated by Dr.AJOWDIN, of Brooklyn Hospital, and taken to that hospital. Police believe her act was due to continued poor health.

I have purchased a book THREE GENERATIONS IN 20TH CENTURY AMERICA: Family, community, and Nation by Clark, Katzman, McKinzie, and Wilson. (John G. Clark, University of Kansas, David M. Katzman, U of Kansas, Richard D. McKinzie, U of Missouri-Kansas City, Theodore A. Wilson, U. of Kansas). This book gives family background for the 20th century (1900-1975) for the following families: The BUTLER family of Brookline, Massachusetts The GALE family of New Albany, Kansas The KURIHARAS of San Francisco, Fresno, and Dinuba, California The BRAUER family of Vanderburgh County, Indiana, Jacob REINHARDT The BASSANO family of New York City The O'REILLY family of Boston, Massachusetts The MILLER family of New York City and Providence, Rhode Island The MARKOVICH family of Midland, Pennsylvania Stanko SIMICH The WILLIAM brothers (James & Henry-children of former slaves) of Detroit, Michigan The TRACE family of Wayne county, Tennessee There are other names too numerous to mention that are related to the above families or were of historical significance in the time frame of 1900-1975. This book was written based on personal interviews with family members and gives a lot of history on each family often giving dates of birth, and following the movements of these families for three generations, often going back into the 1800s, often giving information on the immigration and economic situations of these families. There are lots of pictures. There is included a Genealogical and historical summary (chart) of family members. If these families are of interest to you, it would behoove you to check your local library for a copy or purchase a copy if it can be found. The ISBN is 0-256-020900-X. I found mine at my local library book sale. It is well worth the money, whatever the cost. For those who cannot find a copy, I will be happy to do look-ups as time allows. Bea

-----Original Message----- From: Margaret A. Wooden [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 9:58 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Millers of IL Trying to find about three brothers that came to CA just after the gold rush. William Gordon and Robert K. Miller. The third brother, Jesse went to MT. Would like to know their parents names. Father Miller was born in Ohio and Mother Miller born in Penn. Any help will be appreciated. From a newbie. Thanks. Margaret

The following was transcribed for the Bklyn Info Pages http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html > Brooklyn Standard Union, Friday 10 August 1928 > Marriage Licenses [continued] > Edward ABBEY, 35 517 Monroe st Elizabeth MILLER, 35 519 Monroe st

In a message dated 6/9/2003 8:24:47 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > > KINGS > John MILLER,34 ...... 33 Decatur st Helen SHEEHAN, 25 ...... 63 St. Pauls pl

Savannah Morning News Dec. 16, 1920 Mortuary Miss Sara Miller The funeral of Miss Sara Blakewood Miller, who died yesterday morning, will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock from Trinity Methodist Church, the Rev. L. A. Hill officiating. Burial will be in Laurel Grove Cemetery. Besides her mother, Mrs. Clayton P. Miller, Miss Miller is survived by her grandmother, Mrs. A. J. Miller of Atlanta and by four sisters, Miss Elizabeth F. and Miss Ellen S. Miller, Mrs. T. Alfred Marshall and Mrs. R. F. Baker, Jr. all of Savannah. ----- Savannah Morning News Dec. 17, 1920 Miss Sara B. Miller The funeral of Miss Sara Blakewood Miller was held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Services were conducted by Rev. L. A. Hill and Rev. W. A. Kelly. Interment was in Laurel Grove Cemetery. The pallbearers were H. O. Lowden, W. T. Knight, Jr., F. H. Marshall, George W. Crosby, J. L. Corbett and S. B. Ivey. --------------------------------------- Savannah Morning News Feb. 7, 1924 Mrs. A. J. Miller Mrs. A. J. Miller, formerly of Savannah, died early yesterday at the residence of her daughte, Mrs. L. W. Thomas, 34 Penn avenue, Atlanta, according to advices received a short while later by R. E. L. Miller, Sr., a son of the deceased. Mrs. Miller spent many years here before the death of her husband, who conducted a furniture establishment on Broughton street. She moved to Atlanta to reside with Mrs. Thomas about thirty years ago, and at the time of her death was 92 years old. The deceased is survived by a daughter, Mrs. L. W. Thomas of Atlanta; two sons, R. E. L. Miller, Sr., of Savannah, and Jefferson D. Miller of New York city, and fifteen grandchildren. The funeral will be held in Atlanta tomorrow morning at Westview Cemetery. Mr. Miller accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Harrie, left last night for Atlanta to attend the burial. ------------------------------ Savannah Morning News June 30, 1925 Mortuary The funeral of Mrs. Sarah E. Miller, widow of the late Clayton P. Miller, who died yesterday morning at her residence, 122 Park avenue, west, will be held this afternoon from Trinity Methodist Church at 4:30 o'clock. Rev. Silas Johnson, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church, and Rev. J. H. Stanford, pastor of Asbury Methodist Church, will conduct the ceremonies. Mrs Miller was born in Hardeeville, S. C., in 1855 and came to Savannah at the age of ten, and has lived here since that time. She was the oldest member of Trinity Church, having joined in 1867. She is survived by four daughters, Miss Elizabeth F. Miller and Miss Ellen S. Miller of Savannah, Mrs T. A. Marshall of Bayonne, N. J. and Mrs R. Fuller Baker, Jr. of Orlando, Fla. She is also survived by two grandsons and four grandaughters. The pallbearers will be H. O. Lowden, F. H. Marshall, W. T. Knight, J. M. Rogers, George W. Crosby and W. R. L. Roberts. -------------------------------- Susan Marshall

The following was transcribed for the Bklyn Info Pages http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html STARK - On Sunday, May 24, at her home, Oceanside ave., Hempstead, L. I, Mary, dearly beloved mother of Mary MILLER, Katherine WARREN and John STARK, and sister of Caroline SCHNEIDER, Christina BECK and Charles BECK. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services at the chapel of R. STUTZMANN & Son, 2001 Madison st., Brooklyn, on Tuesday, at 8 P. M. Interment Wednesday at 2 P. M. Lutheran Cemetery.

The following was transcribed for the Bklyn Info Pages http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html Brooklyn Standard Union July 13, 1929- News ROCKAWAY Notes Visiting Friends Borough President Julius MILLER of Manhattan has been visiting for the past week with friends at Rockaway Park where he has been a frequent visitor this summer.