Oh bless you for responding! In the 1860 census of Wilkinson county there is listed with Christian and family, a Pamelia Tabor aged 63 b. GA - I take it she is Elizabeth's mother? I had thought that she probably was a relative to Elizabeth, listed as Eliza in the 1860 census, and I documented her in my notes and have a copy of the census. This is so cool! I have that the oldest son, Joseph D. was born in LA, so what you mentioned about LA makes sense to me with what I have already discovered. When was your Margaret born? What documentation is there for Elizabeth's middle name? The 1860 census lists her as Eliza A. giving me the impression that her middle was probably Ann, but that's just a guess on my part because it's commonplace "Elizabeth Ann". This is just....you never get info on the wife's lines! It's almost always on the husband! Thanks so much! This makes us cousins, IF I can prove a connection back in the line. I have it on the authority of a cousin who is in his eighties that this is my father's family. I just have to locate the documentation between two men and that cinches it. Blanche, you are an angel! We shall probably talk again. I will be digging for documents to prove the lines. I love the paper trail. Tina -----Original Message----- From: Warren Green [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 8:07 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MSWILKIN] Christian Miller & Elizabeth Taber William Tabor and Permelia Newton Tabor were the parents of Elizabeth Louisa Tabor who married Christian Miller. My gggrandmother was Margaret Delilah Tabor ,another of their daughters. She married Samuel Dawson. They also had Edward McGehee Tabor, Permelia Tabor, Susan Ann Tabor, and triplet girls, Sophia Abigail,Cynthia Ann and Maria Pipkin, born in 1837. They lived in East Feliciana La. before moving to Wilkinson County. William Tabor was the son of Isaac Tabor and Elizabeth Stutes and Permelia Newton Tabor was the daughter of Richard Newton and Susannah Robinson, of Greene County, Ga. Blanche Wilkinson Green Tina Hall wrote: > Hi all...today I found, with the help of a member of this list, the > parents of Kate Miller who married Moffett D. Johnson. I found some > information on the LDS site which gave me the name of Kate's father, > so I then did a search in the Wilkinson county census of 1860 (Kate > would be 2). Well, I found Christian listed with a 3 yr old Kate and > wife was listed as Eliza A. Going back to the LDS site, I discover > that the wife of Christian Miller is listed as Elizabeth Louisa Tabor. > Well, the census lists her as Eliza A., but the rest checks out, so I > now her Kate's maiden name and her parents and a few siblings, to > boot! > > What I am asking the list for is information from anyone who connects > to the Millers or Tabors in Wilkinson. Does anyone have any data on > them. I did locate a marriage record for Christian and Elizabeth - Dec > 1st, 1835 in Wilkinson county. How cool. She was born in LA in 1821 > and Christian was b. 1816 in either France (1860 census) or Germany > (1850 census). > > Their children are: > Joseph D. b. 1843 LA > John C. b. 1846 MS > Mary E. b. 1848 MS > Martha C. b. 1851 MS > Lizzie b. 1853 MS > Nat S. b. 1855 MS > Kate b. Oct 1857 > > Any and all help appreciated. I will continue to look for more myself, > but meeting someone from either family would be great! > > Tina Hall >