Subject: William Grant > Can anyone tell me if there is a relationship between the William Grant who > married Elizabeth Boone (Daniel Boone's dtr) > mid to late 1700's northeast Tennessee and Ludovic Grant and Mary Coody > (born 1720's) in southeast Tennessee? > > The dtr of Ludovic was named Mary and she married William Emory. > > It is said that William Emory, JR was the sworn enemy of Daniel Boone and, > at one time took Daniel prisioner. Daniel escaped back to Fort Boonesboro > and Will Emory, Jr and a group of Indians tried a Seige at the Fort to > re-capture him. > > To complicate the situation the dtr of William Grant and Elizabeth Boone was > said to be married to ABRAHAM MILLER...Abraham's dtr Adaline married David > (Emory) Hembree. > > > > Joyce Gaston Reece, Rootsweb Listminder > for South East Tennessee; North East Tennessee; > Hembree; Galbreath; Knuckles; Raper > & Meigs Co., Tennessee >

MILLER, JUDY A., 59 New York City 8 Jan 2001 Jan 11, 2001 MILLER, JUDY A., 59, of Homosassa, died Monday (Jan. 8, 2001). Born in New York City, she came here four years ago from Indianapolis and was a bookkeeper. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church, Greensburg, Ind., and the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Indianapolis. Survivors include her husband, Oscar Fay; a son, Mark, Oxnard, Calif.; a daughter, Jill Keller, Connersville, Ind.; a brother, Garry Lindboe, Martinsville, Ind.; a sister, Christine Casas, Indianapolis; and five grandchildren. Hooper Funeral Homes & Crematory, Homosassa. > MILLER, REGINA, 85 Brooklyn 8 Jan 2001 Jan 10, 2001 > >> MILLER, REGINA, 85, of Spring Hill, died Monday (Jan. 8, 2001) at Brooksville Health Care Center. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she came here two years ago from Queens, N.Y., and was a retired secretary. She was Protestant. Survivors include a brother, William R., Spring Hill; and numerous nephews and nieces. Turner Funeral Homes, Spring Hill Chapel. >>

Hello- got the 1910 census for Cotton Township Indiana- someone found my James D Miller 42 born Missouri married to Mary A Joyce-36 born Indiana (they were married in Carroll Co, Kentucky in 1896) three children on the census-all born Indiana Mary I- 8 born Indiana Ann E -6-Ann Elizabeth is my husband's grandmother-born 1904 Indiana Ruth 4 Indiana James D Miller 's father was born in Kentucky,and mother in Indiana but in the occupation column-says farmer- Frunch (sp?) farming? hard to see occupation and the other words-very dark on xerox- any help would be appreciated- forjets@aol.com (kperry)

My name is Pati Stone. My mother is Peggy Bernice Miller. Her mother was Pearlie May Townsend (born Nov 27, 1915 in Fannin County, Texas and died Aug 2, 1970 at Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas) and her father was Leo Edward Miller (born Dec 28, 1899 and died Dec 14, 1937 in Gainesville Cooke County, Texas). My great grandfather was William Richard Townsend (born Oct 1, 1892 at Windom, Fannin County, Texas and died Mar 4, 1969 at Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas and his first wife was Annie Florence Riggs (born Nov 23, 1899 in Kentucky and died Jul 30, 1980 in Lamont, Kern County, California). My mother was born with an inherited eye disease, retinitis pigmentosa (RP). We have found no mention or sign of this so far on the Townsend side and have not gotten very far in our research on the Miller line. I am looking for connections on the Miller or Townsend side. Fiddlesticks, I'll take ANY connection at this point. I have quite a bit of info on the Townsend lines, (but plenty of holes, too) and very little on the Miller connection. From what I can discover, either the child listed as Eric in the obituary was adopted by someone after his father's death, or the child was using the name Miller. I have never been able to locate any other info On Leo Edward Miller. I will gladly share what I have. Thanks, Pati Stone

There is NO Polk co, Ohio!! You must have the wrong state. M. Calvin >List, > >Would like to find information on the family of Almond D. Miller. Almond >was born Dec. 29, 1877 in Mitchellville, Polk Co., OH. > >Thank you, Joy

It was brought to my attention that I was in the wrong STATE.....it is Polk Co. IA... thank you for the correction. Joy There is NO Polk co, Ohio!! You must have the wrong state. M. Calvin >List, > >Would like to find information on the family of Almond D. Miller. Almond >was born Dec. 29, 1877 in Mitchellville, Polk Co., OH. > >Thank you, Joy

In a message dated 1/11/01 1:44:32 PM, donandmimi@jps.net writes: << Flour For the Poor. The firm of MILLER & GAUS, importers and jobbers of teas, coffees and spices, at 790 and 792 Broadway this city, will give away to the needy poor on next Tuesday, 1,000 bags of flour, the distribution to take place at 794 Broadway. >>

Hi List, I am researching George Washington MILLER born October 11, 1858 in Mt. Crawford VA., died May 27, 1944 in San Francisco, CA. He married Delia Nancy WHITE born 26 Dec 1864 in Florence Morgan Co., MO, died January 1, 1955 in Tucumcari, Quay Co., NM. George was one of 11 children born to John MILLER and Lydia FADLEY of Virginia. Is anyone out there searching this family? Any help will be greatly appreciated. I will gladly exchange information. Cathy WHITNEY Southern California Researching: MILLER, FADLEY, MACMINNIS, WHITE, ESTES, MOCK, and PRATHER

List, Would like to find information on the family of Almond D. Miller. Almond was born Dec. 29, 1877 in Mitchellville, Polk Co., OH. Thank you, Joy

> >-----Original Message----- >From: Joy Zeller-Johnson <zeller@mcsi.net> >To: MILLER-L@rootsweb.com <MILLER-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 8:24 AM >Subject: Re: MILLER-D Digest V01 #17 > > >>Dear List, >> >>Do any of you have information on....a Jacob Miller, b. May 6, 1804 in >>(believed) VA, d. 1889 in Medina Co., OH. Married first Sarah Waltz second >>Elizabeth Lance Dodson. Sarah d.1842 and the family was in Medina Co., OH >>at that time. >> >>Thank you, Joy >>-----Original Message----- >>From: MILLER-D-request@rootsweb.com <MILLER-D-request@rootsweb.com> >>To: MILLER-D@rootsweb.com <MILLER-D@rootsweb.com> >>Date: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 5:17 AM >>Subject: MILLER-D Digest V01 #17 >> >> >> >

I'm looking for info on Paul Franklin Miller of Grainger co, Rutledge,Tenn or Jefferson City, Tenn. He was born about 1900-1902. He's my grandfather and no in the family knows who his parents were. He married Cora Hubbard about 1920-22. They had 11 children. They are both buried in Jefferson City. --- Alice Buck --- slewfootaline@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

I think it is nice on a slow time to be a little light hearted Marv

Thanks to the efforts of another researcher I have clearly identified the connection of my great, great grandfather James Harvey MILLER with James POTTER "a soldier of the Revolution" in Cocke Co., east Tennessee. By deduction this should make James POTTER the father of my great, great grandfather's first wife Annie POTTER who he married circa 1831 in Cocke Co. and who died shortly after they moved along with the POTTERS to Clay Co., MO before 1840. Do any on the MILLER list have Potters, Ganns and Millers living in close proximity to each other in Cocke Co., TN circa 1830? Also I so enjoyed the crescent cookie recipe that I printed a copy and will try baking them. Lewis M. Ruddick

In a message dated 1/9/01 6:52:11 PM, fmmiller@infi.net writes: << Crescent Cookies >> Mia culpa to all for this error. I meant it for my friend. She got the MILLER e-mail, LOL. Barbara : )

Is this now a Recipe list and not a genealogy list? Mike Miller At 01/09/2001 06:20 PM , you wrote: >Crescent Cookies >Makes 2 dozen > >From the kitchen of Dora Grimm > >1 cup butter >2 cups all-purpose flour >1 cup nuts >1/4 cup powdered sugar >1 teaspoon vanilla > > >Cream butter and add flour, nuts, powdered sugar, and vanilla. Shape dough >into crescents. Bake in 250 degrees Fahrenheit oven for 1 hour. Roll in >powdered sugar while still hot. Mike Miller Roanoke, VA fmmiller@infi.net

MILLER, Henry G. phone Bklyn. 155B address 451 Flatbush Ave. MILLER, S. B. Bklyn. 176 93 Henry st. [No Andrew or Matilda]

Crescent Cookies Makes 2 dozen >From the kitchen of Dora Grimm 1 cup butter 2 cups all-purpose flour 1 cup nuts 1/4 cup powdered sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla Cream butter and add flour, nuts, powdered sugar, and vanilla. Shape dough into crescents. Bake in 250 degrees Fahrenheit oven for 1 hour. Roll in powdered sugar while still hot.

1878 Manhattan directory: MILLER Bros. phone Spring 345 address 21 Wooster MILLER, James W. new 317 111 Brdwy MILLER, S. B. Nassau 301 7 Fulton Fish Mkt. MILLER, D & C Spring 166 29 Green St. MILLER, J E. & Company 39th St. 1 Foot E. 62nd St. MILLER, Dubrul & Peters Mfg. Co. 21st St. 36 510 E. 19th St. " " " " " Nassau 444 218 Pearl St. MILLER & Flynn Nassau 310 32 Beekman St. MILLER & Houghton Pearl 193 32 South St. MILLER, Morrison & Co. Spring 481 600 Brdwy.

My Fairfield co Miller is Thomas who married Elizabeth Christ in 1826 in Bloom tp. I have been unable to ascertain his parents, though there were several Millers in Bloom tp, and one HAS to be his!! I was interested in the Kemmerer line as they are connected to the Radebaugh line. Radebaugh is collateral for me on my Mother's side of the family. Thomas Miller is my Father's side. There are many Miller's in the area where the Kemmerers settled, but that is across the county from my Millers. I have assumed they are unrelated as Thomas says he was born in Maryland. Margaret Crist Calvin. >Hi, >I'm reseaching the following family. I've been able to trace John Jacob's >wife Mary Kemmerer back to Fairfield Co, Ohio and have reason to believe he >was also from that area. Mary remarried to John Loubert in Fairfield Co Ohio >in September 1858, then moved with him and the children to Wyandot Co, Ohio. >I'd love to hear from other Fairfield Co. Millers, even if its only so I can >exclude certain candidates for my John Jacob. >Thanks, >Laurie > > 1 John Jacob Miller b: before 1830, d: Bet. 1853 - Sept 1858 > . +Mary Kemmerer b: 25 Jul 1819 Oh > > . 2 Peter Miller b: Abt. 1848 Oh > .... +Katharine b: Abt. 1851 Oh > > .... 3 Marion S Miller b: Abt. 1869, last known to be living in >Willamette OR > had daughter, Pearl, believed to have lived for a while >in Hawaii. > Marion was thin and had a full head of white hair in the >pictures I've seen. > > . 2 Amos E. Miller b: Abt. 1850 Living: 17 Jun > 1870 Jackson Tp Wyandot Co Ohio with family of Phillip > Keller (Heller?) > .... +Sarah Wilcox m: 27 Apr 1865 Wyandot County, Ohio > > . 2 Margaret Ann Miller b: 05 Jan 1853 Hardin Co, Oh d: 01 > Apr 1875 Jackson Tp, Wyandot Co, Oh > > .... +Andrew James Baker b: 06 Mar 1845 near Washingtonville, > Columbiana Co, Oh m: 23 Aug 1871 Wyandot Co, Oh d: 28 > May 1928 Jackson Tp, Wyandot Co, Oh > > .... 3 Samuel Charles Baker b: 16 Feb 1873 Jackson Tp, > Wyandot Co, Oh d: 24 Jan 1952 Marion, Marion Co, Oh > ....... +Flora Locke (Flo) Case b: 14 Dec 1878 Mansfield, > Madison Tp, Richland Co, Oh m: 28 Dec 1897 Marion Co, > Oh d: 05 Jun 1964 Marion Co, Oh > > .... 3 Mary Susanna (Susie) Baker b: 05 Mar 1875 d: 20 Jan > 1886 Jackson Tp, Wyandot Co, Oh

Dear List, Do any of you have information on....a Jacob Miller, b. May 6, 1804 in (believed) VA, d. 1889 in Medina Co., OH. Married first Sarah Waltz second Elizabeth Lance Dodson. Sarah d.1842 and the family was in Medina Co., OH at that time. Thank you, Joy -----Original Message----- From: MILLER-D-request@rootsweb.com <MILLER-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: MILLER-D@rootsweb.com <MILLER-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 5:17 AM Subject: MILLER-D Digest V01 #17