Millard - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Fred Millard

JoyceChiasson — 2012-05-13 22:54:34Z

I am a descendant of Millard's of Sedgly, Staffordshire and Tyldesley, Lancashire Uk. My folks emigrated to Canada and settled in Trail BC in mid 1920's .
We are connected to Harper's ,Weaver's etc..
Are we connected?
joyc@olypen.com

Re: Lyman Millard

jkilbourne1 — 2012-04-29 13:40:06Z

Karen....we don't have a George on our side of the family. "Our" Lyman's dad was Raymond. As we've done this research, we've been surpirsed as to how many Lyman Millards there have been over the years. "Our" Lyman and his dad were raised in Canada. I did find another Lyman in VA, and possibly one in OH (of similar vintage) during our research.
Good luck!
Jennifer

Re: Lyman Millard

khillcpa — 2012-04-28 20:04:07Z

Your great grandfather George Millard would be the older brother of my great, great grandfather John J Millard. I'm filling out a family tree and am curious about Lymon's siblings. I've found two girls - Lois Drake and Lois Comfort or maybe that's Louise. do you have any information on them. Also have a photo of Mary Eva Millard - I believe she died as a toddler, but don't know which of the brothers children she was.

Also the brothers, George, Franklin, John Jay had a sister Emily - I can't find information on her either. Also assuming she and John J's twin Seth, died young.

Appreciate any help you can give.

Thanks,
Karen

Re: Millards of Boston, early 1800s

angelajcox — 2012-04-28 17:01:20Z

Hi,
I've found another reference to this family on a UK genealogy site. The person who posted details of Samuel Millard and his son Harrison also said that they have reason to believe that Samuel came from Bedfordshire, England. Does anyone have any proof of this?
I ask because I have a Samuel Millard b.1790 in Maulden, Bedfordshire who seems to have vanished after his baptism. There are no other records relating to his marriage, illegitimate children, burial or any appearance in court of gaol records.

Re: MILLARD of West Bromwich

lulib3ll — 2012-04-26 07:58:29Z

I'm looking for the family of Mary Millard (Millward , Milward) born abt 1805. She was married to Edward Holland,,born abt 1801; marriage St Mary's Handsworth Staffordshire. Edwd Holland , pistol maker, Mary and Children were living in Virgins End, W Brom , in 1841. There were Millward individuals on the same page and I have been looking into the possibility that these are Mary's family. Ann Millward,born abt 1775, a widow may be Mary's mother. Thomas Millward born 1826 nail caster with Jane and children Thomas and John could be connected too.
The previous posts suggest that I could be correct in my assumptions. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Lu

Re: James b. 3/1775 MA d.1862

CarolSullivan53 — 2012-03-27 21:23:00Z

I have already checked the civil war records but did not find him. I'm still looking for someone who knew their family.
James is listed but not Martin.

Re: James b. 3/1775 MA d.1862

Dora433 — 2012-03-27 20:29:21Z

I'd say your guess about Martin is a good one. That was the time of the civil war. I would think he would be a union soldier and I think there are web sites where you might be able to confirm that.
The Millards seemed to stick together wherever they went so where you found one you found several more.
Dora

Re: James b. 3/1775 MA d.1862

CarolSullivan53 — 2012-03-27 11:21:10Z

Thanks for the reply. The James I'm interested in, is buried at Fairfield Cemetery in Lake Zurich IL. James Millard (husband) buried in 1854, Amanda (wife) buried in 1901, Martin W buried in 1863, Jas. (co. R 96th IL INF) no date and James Millard buried in 1913. This is how the markers read. There is also a large "millard" family monument. Hope this helps someone looking for the family. I'm trying to find out if Martin was in the civil war. He was only 24 when he died in 1863. Thanks for your information. Carol

Re: James b. 3/1775 MA d.1862

Dora433 — 2012-03-27 03:28:30Z

Carol, the James you mention is not my James who was born 3/1775. My James' 2nd wife was Asenath Johnson who lived in Worcester County, Mass. He died in Lake County, IL in 1850. Also, are you researching a Johnson family? My email is zimmerlady@gmail.com. I am not now a member of Ancestry.com

Re: Reunion

ChipMillard3 — 2012-03-27 02:00:11Z

John, I don't know if you are still out there (or if you are still alive), but you and I are clearly related in some way - my father's family is from Bloomsburg and my paternal grandfather's maternal grandmother's (my great-great grandmother's) maiden name was Shoemaker. On top of all of that, my father (and for that matter, my paternal grandfather) also grew up a block from the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds on Railroad Street. Based on what you said, I'm guessing your grandmother was a sister-in-law to my great-grandparents and an aunt to my paternal grandfather.

Some information to determine our relationship:

*Father: Carl L Millard Jr (called Junior by his family), born 1942

*Paternal grandfather: Carl L Millard Sr, 1917-1991

*Father's paternal grandparents: Jeremiah L Millard (1889-1953) and Mae (Strausser) Millard (1896-1982)

*Paternal grandfather's maternal grandparents: Daniel E. Strausser (1866-1950) and Lavina (Shoemaker) Strausser (1875-1949)

Re: James b. 3/1775 MA d.1862

CarolSullivan53 — 2012-03-26 22:11:16Z

Does anyone have information on James brother, Martin. His marker says 1839 -1863. He was so young. Could he have died in the Civil War?

Re: thomas millard of wells (gentleman)

1_limill — 2012-02-22 01:39:39Z

Hello. Several years ago, I came across your Thomas C. Millard III who owned the hat factory in CT because I was researching his grandfather, Thomas Millard. TC III son was LeRoy S. Would be happy to share notes off-line.

Re: James b. 3/1775 MA d.1862

PriscillaR — 2012-02-14 00:14:28Z

Thank you, Dora. I've added this information to my FTM file. Been a busy day....trying to catch up then I had a couple or so new queries.

Re: James b. 3/1775 MA d.1862

Dora433 — 2012-02-07 17:12:50Z

Priscilla, I have finished my Millard family history. James and Welthy must have divorced after 1806 (when Rufus was born). I can't find the divorce, but he married Asenath Johnson in Hubbardston, Worcester, Mass in 1814. They then lived in Stamford where Johnson and Franklin were born. Asenath died in Wauconda about 3 years before James did. He lived with Johnson until his death in 1850. James was Baptist and apparently Baptists back then did not divorce and remarry because it was pretty hush hush. My subscription to Ancestry.com has expired and I'm not going to renew it for awhile. If I do, it will be to look on the other side of the ocean. Right now I'm just going to let it rest for awhile. Dora zimmerlady@gmail.com

Lt. Jack S. Millard in Brady, TX 1944

drbrownlee — 2012-01-31 05:54:45Z

Jack is pictured in the 44-A class yearbook of Curtis Field, in Brady, Texas. He is the intelligence officer. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Charles P Millard/ Martha Downing

ktnugget5700 — 2012-01-21 20:52:28Z

I looked closely at your tree and I'm pretty sure that's not my Charles Millard. Hopefully with some more investigation, I'll know for sure.

Re: Charles P Millard/ Martha Downing

Dora433 — 2012-01-21 20:29:05Z

I don't know about Charles P. Millard. The Martha Downing I have was the dau of Thomas Downey and Anna Bosworth. I got it from the cooper turner tingey family tree.
Apparently (hopefully I'm right) Martha married Henry R. Herron and they were my grgrandmother's parents. Look for Eliza E. Herron Millard on my Britton/Millard family tree.
Dora

Re: Charles P Millard/ Martha Downing

ktnugget5700 — 2012-01-21 20:06:54Z

I did see those names but I wasn't sure given the changes in spelling. Are you familiar with any family stories surrounding Charles and/or the two girls in his care?

Re: Charles P Millard/ Martha Downing

ktnugget5700 — 2012-01-21 20:04:35Z

Thank you. I just saw your response. I have been looking at everything/one around Georgianna. There seems to be a dark secret around her and her sister. The good news is there was happy ending for her.

Re: Charles P Millard/ Martha Downing

Dora433 — 2012-01-21 17:54:47Z

I have a Martha Downing, b 1814 in Sheldon, Franklin, VT, dau of Thomas Downey and Anna Bosworth. Martha Downing m Henry R. Herron and had a dau Eliza E. Herron who married Franklin Millard in Eau Claire, WI in 1868. They are my grgrandparents. Does any of this sound familiar? Dora

Re: Joel Millard/Polly Judd

Dora433 — 2012-01-21 01:39:54Z

It's been a long time since we corresponded about the Millards. I finally put the last piece of the puzzle together. James was married to Welthy Clark and they had 4 children and then divorced after 1806. In 1814 he married Asenath Johnson in Hubbardston, Mass; they lived in Stamford, VT and had 2 boys, Johnson and Franklin (my grgr).Then they moved to Wauconda, Lake, Ill where they died.
You'll have to look at my Britton/Millard tree since I corrected it and I also posted some comments. Have you found everybody you was looking for? I've been working very hard on this for six months so I may have found something you need. Dora

Re: Fanny Millard married Charles Lynn Sharman Q4 1873 Islington Middlesex (now in London)

resharman — 2012-01-05 20:28:15Z

Thanks for leaving your posting, but I don't see any link. My great grandfather's cousin Charles Lynn Sharman was born early in 1851. At the time of the 1871 census he was living in Finchley with his grandfather John Lynn. In the autumn of 1873 Charles married Fanny Millard, who was almost nine years his senior and came from a Bedfordshire farming family. By 1881 Charles had turned to agriculture himself and was a dairy farmer in Finchley, which would have been a far more rural place than the suburb of Greater London that it is now. His first two children, Alice Jane and Fanny Millard were born in 1874 and 1879 respectively. There may have been other children. Charles’s subsequent life events are uncertain, but sometime in the next twenty years he emigrated to Australia where he became a railwayman. By 1903 he was a stationmaster living at Hawthorne near Melbourne, Victoria. With him were Fanny and their daughter Alice Jane. After Charles’s retirement (sometime between 1903 and 1914) they moved first to Canterbury and then to Camberwell, both now adjacent suburbs of Melbourne. Fanny died in the early 1920s, and Charles died in September 1941 aged 90. Alice Jane carried on living in Victoria until at least 1949.

Re: Fanny Millard married Charles Lynn Sharman Q4 1873 Islington Middlesex (now in London)

MillardJ67 — 2012-01-05 18:48:03Z

I am researching Millards from the Gloucestershire area - could they be related? Place names in the information I have are Stroud, Norwood Cemetery, Nailsworth Chapple, West Hampton, Rodborough, Cherkenwell, St. Mary Newington, St. Peter's Wulwarton, and Chipstead, Surrey England. We are somehow connected to Thomas Millard and Mary Hambidge Millard born in 1777 and 1779 respectively

M. E. Millard of Bloomington, IL 1943

drbrownlee — 2011-12-12 04:51:54Z

M. E. is pictured in the 43-D Class yearbook of aviation cadets at the Advanced Flying School at Moore Field in Mission, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Millard, 1812 Ontario

FredBlair0 — 2011-11-29 21:09:53Z

In 1819 David Millard was a property owner in West Flamborough Twp., Wentworth Co. He may have had a son named Isaiah.

Re: Fanny Millard married Charles Lynn Sharman Q4 1873 Islington Middlesex (now in London)

resharman — 2011-11-27 08:42:20Z

I now have more on this section of my family history. If it interests you, please get in touch with me. Thank you for reading this thread.

Re: Millards in Cranfield and Aspley Guise, Bedfordshire, UK

lynnewoodyatt1 — 2011-11-25 19:10:51Z

l am related to the Millards of Cranfield, my great grandfather was George Webb Millard, born around 1837 and his daughter, my grandmother, was Margaret May Millard, born in Cranfield in 1882.

Re: family help

RebeccaWski — 2011-11-14 17:06:27Z

I believe that my husband is related to you - Aaron Meyer, my husband, is Gary Lou Meyer's son. Gary's mother was Hazel Millard, Hazel's father was Charles Edwin Millard, and Charles's father was Walter William Millard (b 1932).

I would very much like to find out who Walter William's wife was. If you would like to connect, please let me know :)

Re: reply for family

RebeccaWski — 2011-11-14 16:59:48Z

Hello, my husband's family is related to both posters. Aaron Meyer, my husband, is Gary Lou Meyer's son. Gary's mother was Hazel Millard, Hazel's father was Charles Edwin Millard, and Charles's father was Walter William Millard.

Please contact me if you would like to connect :)

Henry J Millard b 1844 in NY d: 1874 in IA; Company B, Iowa infantry regiment

Wachala — 2011-11-13 20:25:54Z

taken from www.iowacoldcases.org

Henry J. Millard
Homicide

Henry J. Millard
30 YOA
Camp Township
Polk County
October 1874
By Nancy Bowers

In early October of 1874, 30-year-old Henry J. Millard was found dead inside the house where he lived alone in Camp Township of Polk County southeast of Des Moines.

He died from two bullet wounds.

There were no clues or suspects, and the murder has not been solved.

Henry J. Millard was born in 1844 in the state of New York. On August 21, 1862, he enlisted in Company B, Iowa 23rd Infantry Regiment and was mustered out on July 28, 1863 at Vicksburg, Mississippi, a few weeks after the decisive battle there.

Questions and information about the unsolved 1874 murder of Henry J. Millard should be directed to Iowa Cold Cases through the Contact form.
Sources

Roster & Record of Iowa Soldiers in the War of Rebellion.
“State Items,” Iowa State Reporter, October 7, 1874.

Re: James b. 3/1775 MA d.1862

Dora433 — 2011-11-08 20:50:32Z

Thanks for answering. I am semi-seriously considering doing a DNA test of the Millards. I understand one has been started and I have a male cousin who I think would do it. I'll have to think about it and get more info. I don't really know very much about the procedure or exactly what they would find.
Lori Shepherd, the City Clerk in Stamford has some records that might be helpful to you. Her # is 802-694-1361. Also, Betty Vadmias at 802-694-1486 has quite a few church records that may help. They are both very willing.
Dora

Re: James b. 3/1775 MA d.1862

PriscillaR — 2011-11-08 18:51:33Z

Yes, Tyler was as helpful to me. They couldn't find a photo of the Pratt house in Stamford though....and of course, my Ebenezer's wives (Lydia and Sarah/Sally (Aldrich) Pratt burials have never been found nor of his oldest daughter, Prudence (Pratt) Harris which I think is really strange.

I sure hope you can get some answers about James Millard.

Millard>Reichelderfer>Yerger

Julesreich — 2011-11-06 15:43:57Z

Charles Millard bn july 1855 married to Lizzie Millard Oct 1860 (don't know maiden name) children - William R Millard bn. 1884 - M. May Millard bn. July 1886 (my Gr. Grandmother) - Claude R Millard bn Jan 1890 - Annie B Millard bn Oct 1895 - Bella bn 1896 - and Florence C Millard bn March 1900. Lived in Chester PA - M.May Millard married my Grandfather Harold G Reichelderfer (Richelderfer) - When he passed away she remarried Preston Yerger - Pottstown PA - Any info on any of these people would be helpful.

Re: James b. 3/1775 MA d.1862

Dora433 — 2011-10-31 15:08:12Z

About the only thing I found out that I didn't know before was how difficult the state of Vermont is. Instead of having a central courthouse where they keep all the records each little town kept their own records. I did go to the city clerk in Stamford but she didn't have much that I didn't already have on Ancestry.com. I did see the Millard cemetery and James Millard's house. The lady that lives there now is going to look to see if they have an abstract. If they do then a divorce would be in it. Tyler at the museum in Bennington was as helpful as he could be but he's the one that told me about Vermont's strange record keeping. The Probate clerk is sending me some documents from Stephen C. Millard's estate. I'll look them over when they come and see if it tells me anything.
Thanks for your interest.
Dora

Re: James b. 3/1775 MA d.1862

PriscillaR — 2011-10-31 06:23:45Z

Thanks a bunch, Dora, I do hope you find something.

Lindall J. W. Jones

Dora433 — 2011-10-09 22:35:48Z

Lindall Jones married Mary Bigelow White in NY. A history of the Hudson valley says they had a daughter Amanda Jones who married Franklin Millard (the one I'm looking for). After that history she is never mentioned again as being one of their children. In 1843 Amanda and Franklin Millard lost a little boy who was 3 years old, burid in village Cemetery in Stamford, VT. Does any of this sound familiar?
Dora

Re: James b. 3/1775 MA d.1862

Dora433 — 2011-10-09 22:25:04Z

I too am searching for James and Welthy Millard. I am making a trip to Bennington, VT the end of this month to go through the court house, cemeteries, churches, etc. James and Welthy may have divorced. My gr grandfather was Franklin Millard and I don't know for sure who is parents were. I'll send you a message when I get back.
Dora

Re: Millards in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada - 12 pg Millard genealogy in Oberlin College Archives

SusanHopkins68 — 2011-08-29 02:00:53Z

In corresponding with the Oberlin College Archives in Oberlin, Ohio, the archivist sent a photocopy of relevant pages 9-12, since I was mainly interested in Jane Lawson Millard's ancestry, her husband Joseph Davenport Millard, and their descendants. So, if anyone has this Joseph Millard in their tree, they might want to contact Oberlin.
I have J.D. as born 25 Jan 1826 in Adams Township, Washington County, Ohio, a son of Joseph Tillinghast Millard and Lavina Warren. J.D. dies 1 Aug 1900 in Pleasanton, Michigan. The earlier genealogy pages apparently go back to 1700.

Re: Family of Archibald Millard Guyana/England

goaduk — 2011-08-17 15:47:34Z

Hi,My Archibald Millard was born in 1888,Battersea Surrey .He had a brother Albert Millard who was a dentist.I have not found Archibald anywhere, could he be the one who went to Guyana?I have a large Millard tree. If you think we might match please get in touch. goaduk@yahoo.co.uk

Re: Charles P Millard/ Martha Downing

ZimriStreeterShepardson — 2011-08-13 14:07:17Z

I quote from the Daily Northwestern, Saturday Evening, September 12, 1913, page 2, column 2.

"New London, Wis.--.....The marriage of Clifford Plownon and Miss Monita Finkle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Finkle, took place Thursday morning at the Church of the Most Precious Blood. Rev. Otto Kolbe in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Plownon. will reside in this city......"

I believe it is Clifford Plowman not Plownon.

I quote from The Appleton Post-Crescent, October 18, 1929, page 12, column 2:

"New London--....
Mr. and Mrs. Malone Poppy entertained recently at a chicken dinner. Covers were laid for eighteen. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Nettlie Plowman and daughters and Mildred and Merle Plowman of Oshkosh; Allen Schroeder of Waupaca; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fondow and family, Miss Bonita Finkle and Clifford Plowman, the latter of this city."

There is a social security death entry for Bonita Plowman 3 March 2002 in Wisconsin.

Perhaps by studying more about Bonita, something can be learned about Georgiana.

Re: Australian MILLARDS....YOUNG, NSW

000osh — 2011-08-11 01:02:08Z

Hi Sharon,
Thanks so much for the reply, I have been trying to buy that book, I must get in touch with Ross Maroney.....I would love it if you could send me the text...
Re Photos of Millards, I am sending some to your email address, they are from a Thematic History done for the NSW Gov for historical purposes
Are you related to Thomas Upton the miner who was shot?....My Dad sold the business Millards and the building in the 1980's, it was owned by many members of the Family but my paternal Grandmother had majority shareholding in it.
I look forward to hearing from you again
Regards
Lesley
lesleyoshaughnessy@hotmail.com

Re: Australian MILLARDS....YOUNG, NSW

scurrie9 — 2011-08-10 07:33:45Z

Hi,
I just came across your message as I was looking for a photo of Millard's at Young. My great grandfather and members of his family worked at Millards during the late 1800's.
I was given a text related to my family (Upton)from a book titled.....
"Businesses of Young, 1860 - 1890" by Ross Maroney - also titled "Old Young". As I don't have the actual book, I can't be certain, but there may be information in there related to the Millards.
I can send you the section of text I have, which briefly mentions the Millards.
My email is:
sharoncurrie@optusnet.com.au
Kind regards
Sharon

Re: William Millard tarrytown and coperstown New york 1816

petrocrab — 2011-08-07 03:41:55Z

There is a Millard Avenue in Sleepy Hollow (aka Philipse Manor), in North Tarrytown New York. In 1953-4, when I was six and seven years old, I lived at No.138.

During that time, I knew an elderly widow, Iva Alexander Fisher (nee Iva M. Alexander). She was born in the Buffalo area, and may have been a member of the extended Millard family.

MILLARD Lorin L. 1918-2011 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-07-12 11:36:15Z

YOUNGSTOWN, OH – Lorin L. Millard, 93, passed away on Saturday, July 9, 2011 at the home of his daughter.

He was born May 30, 1918, in Alliance, Ohio and was an area resident of Stark County, Ohio most of his life.

Lorin proudly served his country during World War II, as a co-pilot in the U.S. Army Air Corps in the 772nd Bomber Squadron of the 463rd Bomb Group in Italy.
He was a prisoner of war in Germany, and retired as a Major in the Air Force Reserves. Before enlisting on Jan. 18, 1941, he was employed as a gas welder in Alliance.

After the war he worked 12 years at the Goodyear Lighter than Air Division and retired from the Green School System as a middle school science teacher in 1983, with 23 years of service.

He graduated from Mount Union College in 1949, using the G.I. Bill. Lorin did post-graduate work at Kent State University and the University of Akron. He was a member of the Goodyear Flying Club, participated in the Goodyear blimp pilot training program, was a licensed free balloon pilot, and had parasailed with his daughter and granddaughter at age 79.

Lorin was an active member of the Advent Lutheran Church of Uniontown, Ohio and served on its council.
He participated in the Akron Boy Scouts program, was a life member of the (Air Force) Reserve Officer’s Association and belonged to the Summit County Retired Teachers Association.
He held memberships in Lake Township Historical Society, the Greentown VFW Post No. 436 of Mogadore, the Disabled American Veterans Post No. 50 of Alliance and the Lake Community YMCA.

Lorin loved to travel and had been in all 50 states and parts of Canada. He and his wife, Elva, visited Southeast Asia, Portugal and Germany.

He was preceded in death by his wife of 48 years, Elva (Linhart) in 1993; his second wife, Ruth (Verbulecz) in 2007; and brothers, Wade and Edward.

He is survived by his daughter, Norma Stefanik of Youngstown, Ohio with whom he recently lived and sons, James (Diane), William (Elaine), with whom he previously lived and Kenneth (Kaye), all of Uniontown, Ohio.
Also surviving are grandchildren, Heather Hollier, Eric (Kristen), Joseph and Kelvin Millard; great-granddaughters, Stella Hollier and Elise Millard; brothers Robert of Altoona, Pa. and Wendell in Sebring, Ohio; and sister, Virginia Pontius of Akron, Ohio.

Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, July 14, at the Hopkins Lawver UNIONTOWN Funeral Home, 3553 Northdale St., 1 block NW of the square of S.R. 619 and Cleveland Avenue, with the Rev. Bob Cheyney Jr., officiating.

Friends and family may call from 5 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, July 13, at the funeral home.

Burial will be held at Uniontown Greenlawn Cemetery, where military rites will be performed by the VFW Post No. 3383.

The family suggests memorials to Advent Lutheran Church, 1516 Edison St. Northwest, Uniontown, OH 44685, or a charity of one’s choice.

www.hopkinslawver.com

Charles P Millard/ Martha Downing

ktnugget5700 — 2011-06-27 20:43:23Z

I have a grandmother who was cared for by Charles p. Millard (1857-1937)in New London, Wisconsin according to the 1930 Federal Census. Her name is Georgiana and she had a sister Bonita, possible Venita.
Charles was married to Martha Downing,formerly Ketchum.Can anyone help me?

MILLARD FAMILY - JOHNSON CITY, TN

PaulGill27 — 2011-06-26 05:45:06Z

I AM LOOKING FOR INFO AND PICTURES OF THE OLD MILLARD FAMILY MANSION AND ESTATE ON MONTCASTLE DR. IN JOHNSON CITY. ANY HELP GREATLY APPRECIATED. PAUL GILL

Millard 1853

ida971 — 2011-06-21 04:06:44Z

I am looking for information on daniel henry and margaret ann millard and there family Rachel Ann James, david george, Margaret e,mary ann, william henry, ellen matilda, john cecil, albert james. Who were daniel and margaret's parent and what has happened to the family?
cheers
ida

Re: William Millard tarrytown and coperstown New york 1816

msvnhrn — 2011-06-13 19:24:49Z

I am also looking for a William Millard, who very likely could have lived in either Tarrytown or Coperstown, New York about this time.
My ggg-grandfather, Elias Bedford was the son of Daniel Bedford and Milicent Flagler, both their families lived in Dutchess County. Daniel and Milicent raised their family in towns along the Mohawk River.
I believe Elias Bedford married Olive Millard, the daughter of William Millard. In at least 10 years of research on this family, I have found no information on these people.
Elias and Olive, had a son, Moses Bedford born in Boone County, Kentucky in 1819. Olive either died in childbirth or shortly thereafter. Elias remarried in 1824.

Re: William Millard tarrytown and coperstown New york 1816

sonnitta — 2011-06-13 18:45:11Z

I have been looking for information on a William Millard. I don't know if it's the same person or not. He would have been around 18 at the time your letter was written. He was a Reverand and lived in a few different area's before settling in Lewis County, NY. I do believe he was born in Saratoga County, but I have found very little information. I know it's been a few years since you posted this..have you gotten any other responses? The William Millard I'm looking for was my third great-grandfather.

MILLARD/BENNETT FAMILY

lindamillard159 — 2011-05-24 01:20:54Z

I am the grand daughter of Richmond Bennett Millard who was married to JaneWadsworth and had my father Richmond Bennett Millard in August the 22nd, 1922 He married my mother Virginia Eleanor Cole after serving in the Coast Guard in WWII for 3+ years My address is 4619
SANDPINE LN SARASOTA,FL 34241 I WAS BORN IN 1949 IN BINGHAMTON AND HAVE A BROTHER ALSO NAMED RICHMOND BENNETT MILLARD WHO WAS BORN IN BINGHAMTON IN 1951 AND LIVES IN PA
MY FATHER HAD TWO SISTERS ESTHER AND MARGARET AND UNFORTUNATELY HE WAS KILLED IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT IN 1955. FEEL FREE TO WRITE I DELETED MY EMAIL ACCOUNT BY MISTAKE MY BD IS 02-22-1949 FOR VERIFICATION