Miller - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Edward Elmer Miller (1865 -1941) in York, PA

IbanezShredder — 2012-05-25 12:56:28Z

I'm looking for any York,Pa descendants of Edward Elmer Miller and Anna Katherina Rhinehart Miller that have any information about Edward's parents, John H. Miller Sr. and Harriet Sophia Wilson. I'm looking for John and Sophia's parents and where they are buried.

Thanks.

Charles Houston Miller (1900-1984) in York, PA

IbanezShredder — 2012-05-24 13:40:30Z

I'm looking for information about my great grandfather Charles Houston Miller (1900 -1984). He was married to Elizabeth Alice Reed(10 Sep 1902 in Ticarderoga,NY and died 07 May 1979 in York, PA). They lived their lives in York, PA but her family seems to have settled in Vermont, possibly around Burlington. They were married 22 Apr 1922 in Chittenden, VT.

They had 2 children, John and Janet. Any information about Elizabeth or Charles would be great, along with information about her parents.

Thanks

Miller and Platz in Nebraska

ampy01 — 2012-05-24 04:44:51Z

Looking for information on Thomas J. Miller, born 1885 and 1942 and Marie Rose Platz, born 1887 and died 1936. Children were Gerald Francis, Donald and Marguerite Marie. They lived in Humphrey, Nebraska and surrounding areas. Looking to find out more on Thomas and also where Marie is buried, and information on the children. Who they married, where they lived, etc. Thank you!

Rosanah Miller/Smith Haines Morgan County, Ohio

LauraSebourn — 2012-05-23 06:10:22Z

Found Marriage certificate for Mr Smith HAINES and Miss Rosanah MILLER. Married 8 March 1864 in Morgan County, Ohio. Certificate#10

Re: millers

comonemike — 2012-05-21 09:39:12Z

Hello, my name is Mike Thompson. I have the family history you are looking for. Hugh Miller's father also was named Hugh.I have a lot of info to share with you. My e-mail is comonemike@aol.com

JOSEPH AND LEAH MILLER

babyruth7891 — 2012-05-21 06:32:39Z

I am trying to find any information on Mary Miller from Mt. Carmel, Pa..the only thing i have been able to find is 1880 Mt. Carmel census listing joseph,leah,MARY,william,john,daniel, and Esther.....I am trying to find a connection of this Mary to my family...

My Mary married my great grandfather James Monroe Reed and had two children Joseph Levi July 04,1882 and Emma Elizabeth Reed November 16, 1884...both children were born in Mt. Carmel, Pa. Sometime after 1884 Mary and James moved to Wichita Falls, Texas where Mary died November 28, 1888..According to 1890 probate records both children resided in pa. in 1890(don't know why they were sent back there)...also don't have any information whether Mary was buried in Wichita Falls, Texas or sent back to Pa....HOPE SOMEONE CAN HELP ME UNRAVEL THIS MYSTERY PLEASEEEEE

Sarah Miller, born about 1837 - possibly Essex - father John Miller

CatherineSutton2010 — 2012-05-21 03:32:11Z

I am looking for information on a Sarah Miller born about 1836/7, possibly in Essex, England. On her marriage certificate - 1860 - marriage to Hermann Gerhard Mehrtens at St Marks, Whitechapel - her father is listed as John Miller, Blacksmith. Sarah had three, possibly four children, and died in Lancaster in 1885. Any leads would be appreciated. Thank you.

Marcia A. Miller of Cincinnati, OH 1914 - 1997

danbren2010 — 2012-05-19 16:38:13Z

MARCIA ALMA MILLER, age 83, died on November 24, 1997, at Franciscan Hospital at West Park, Westwood, Hamilton County, Ohio. She was born on May 27, 1914, in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH, the daughter of Charles John Brenner and Helen Herrmann. She was a resident of Cincinnati, OH, and a widow. Her husband's name was not reported. Burial on November 26, 1997, at Rest Haven Memorial Park, Cincinnati, OH. Informant - Mr. Leigh B. Miller, son of the deceased, of Fort Thomas, Campbell County, Kentucky.
(Also posted at Brenner message board.)

Looking for information on the Miller family

KerryHurle — 2012-05-18 23:14:42Z

I am trying to find some more information about the children of WILLIAM THOMAS and MAUD MARTHA (nee COLE).
EVA RACHEL EMILY
EDMUND
LILY
ELLA GRACE EDITH

I have received some information from kind people but am still looking for a bit more help.
I am particuarly interested in finding out more about EDMUND, which is proving difficult as he had no children.

EDMUND married ALEXANDRA RENE SHEPARD (known as Rene to everyone)but I am unable to find any information on the two of them, I have yet to be able to track down Marriage and Death information for them, I am also struggling to locate any Birth records for ALEXANDRA (c13.10.1914), she died cOct 2006 in Ramsgate

I am also very interested in finding more information on EVA and LILY. I know that EVA had an illigitamate son, COLIN (unknown father) she then met and married ARTHUR MALLORY (known as Art), COLIN was brought up as a MALLORY so I am assuming that he was adopted (?)

LILY married LEN EVANS and had 2 boys called RAYMOND and PETER. LILY died c1979.

Looking For Leland Wayne Miller

sh0ney71 — 2012-05-18 17:54:26Z

Looking For Leland Wayne Miller. Born about 1947. Would be about 65 years of age. Graduated High School in Sacramento, CA. abt 1965. Enlisted in the army during the period of 1966 to 1970. Served in Vietnam. Has a cousin named *Mick* (Could be short for Michael). Parents may have been missionaries of some sort. Lived In Riverside, CA. in 1970. Roomated with cousin *Mick* and my mother Janet.
This man is my Father whom I never met. If anyone has any information, PLEASE, contact me.

Looking for information about Henry Miller and wife Mary Henninger

amidd67 — 2012-05-18 12:22:52Z

They lived in Bay City, Michigan. Their children were Henry E. and Carl G. Miller. Mary later married James Daniels. She may also have married Mr. Behmlander. An obituary lists her married name as Deer. Where did Mary die? Where is she buried? I have much Henninger information to share.

Millers of Philadelphia, PA

starpms1 — 2012-05-17 19:57:53Z

Looking for information regarding my paternal grandparents from Philadelphia, PA, Jacob or Jacbobs Miller and Della or Adele Evans from North Carolina. Jacob born around or about 1874 and Della born 1885.

Ens. William J. Miller of Kansas City, MO 1943

drbrownlee — 2012-05-16 03:43:55Z

William is pictured in the 1943 Flat-Hatter, yearbook of the March 1943 class of cadets at the Washburn Naval Aviation Unit in Topeka, KS. He is a flight cadet. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching family.

Re: George Washington Miller 1863-1935

SRobertsHinderer — 2012-05-16 02:05:39Z

I don't know much. I have been trying to find out who my great grandfather's father is. It's been a big secret that my grandfather and I are trying to solve. My great grandfather's name was also George Washington Miller. His mother was named Martha Charlottie Miller but she went by Lottie. My grandfather found some paperwork that named George W. Miller (1863-1935) as the possible father. My great grandfather was born in Washington around 1902. He changed his last name to Graves a few years later when his mother married a Graves.

Re: George Washington Miller 1863-1935

soar10 — 2012-05-16 01:57:29Z

Thank You for the info, mine was born in OH in 1853, so the same one.

Jerry

Re: George Washington Miller 1863-1935

Lesashipp — 2012-05-16 00:30:58Z

MINE WAS BORN 18 NOV 1854 IN CALLAWAY COUNTY, MO, D 20 JULY 1935, MARRIED TO VIRGINIA LEE LOVE, FATHER- JOSEPH MILLER B. IN 1827 IN ILLINOIS, MOTHER SARAH BROWN BORN IN CALLAWAY COUNTY, MO IN 1828 BTW , THERE'S A LOT OF GWM'S OUT THERE.
LESA

Re: George Washington Miller 1863-1935

soar10 — 2012-05-15 20:46:13Z

Can you tell me a little more about your George Washington Miller, born in 1853, like where, who was father and mother from where?

Thank you Jerry

Elizabeth Miller, Adams County Ohio (father James Miller?)

hbowen871 — 2012-05-15 00:35:30Z

I'm looking for any information on the family of Elizabeth Miller, or Elizabeth herself. Elizabeth was born around 1815 in Ohio, and married Adam Bowen April 15, 1847 in Adams County, Ohio. She died, probably in Adams County, sometime between 1860 and 1867.

I've seen many places people list Elizabeth's parents as James Miller and Rosannah Walker, but I'm wondering where this came from and what evidence there is?

I haven't been able to find Elizabeth anywhere except her marriage to Adam Bowen in 1847 and in the 1860 Census, and know she died sometime between the 1860 census and Adam's remarriage. Any other information sources would be greatly appreciated.

Harriet

John A Miller and Elizabeth Louderback 1870's

MargaretMiller327 — 2012-05-13 15:30:29Z

Requesting information on children of John and Elizabeth Miller. Family lived in New Market Virginia.

Edwin C Miller born May 26, 1869
Ella Virginia Miller born Oct 14, 1873
May or Mary E Miller born August 4, 1871
Benj. H Miller born 1876
Annie Miller born May 2 1879
William David Miller born app 1879.

Rosa Miller Moody & Robert D. Moody-Tennessee

past2 — 2012-05-13 02:41:29Z

I am hunting for any living relatives of Robert D. Moody ( 1879-1963) and Rosa Idella (Miller) Moody (1884-1952) living in Murfreesboro, Rutherford County, Tennessee. I am mainly interested in finding out if Rosa I. Miller Moody was the daughter of Thomas T. Miller and if Thomas T. Miller was the son of William C. Miller (1817-1857) and Elvira Sewell/Seawell. Also I would be interested in knowing if Rosa had any male siblings. Please contact me to share information.

Obit of Mrs. R.M. (Harriett Margaretta White) Miller 1909

MaryRunyonHanshew — 2012-05-12 23:38:24Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

MRS. R.M. (HARRIETT MARGARETTA WHITE) MILLER
DECEMBER 24, 1909

The death of Mrs. R.M. Miller occurred at the family home in this city on Thursday (Dec. 23) morning at about four o'clock, following an illness of about four years duration. She had been a great sufferer from a chronic stomach disease, and bout a week ago suffered a relaps, from which her depleted physical forces could not rally.
Harriett Margaretta White was born in Wheeling, West Virginia, March 6, 1843. In 1858 she moved to Peoria county, Illinois, with her parents, and after their death she made her home with her sister, Mrs. J.A. Campbell, in Chenoa, at which place she was united in marriage with R.M. Miller on Christmas day, 1867. Soon after their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Miller moved to a farm near Loda, and later they moved to Gibson City. In 1878 they moved to Forrest, and ten years later they came to Chatsworth to reside, having since made this city their home. They were the parents of four children, two having preceded the mother in death. Her husband, two daughters, Retta and Edna, both living at home, three sisters, Mrs. Belle Moore, of Chicago, Mrs. J.A. Campbell, of St. Louis, and Mrs. Elizabeth McCoy, of Tscumsch, Neb., and two brothers, R.T. and S. White, both of Hastings, Neb., as well as a large circle of friends, survive to mourn the death of a woman most highly esteemed by all who knew her.
The funeral services will be held on Saturday morning at 11z;30 o'clock at the M.E. church, Rev. O.M. Dunlevy officiating, and the remains will be taken on the afternoon train, via Forrest, to Gibson City, where the interment will take place.

MILLER John E - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-12 12:25:14Z

MILLER John E - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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Re: Archibald Miller at Mammoth Cave

utgenealogist — 2012-05-11 14:45:39Z

Archibald Miller was born April 11, 1785 in County Derry, Parrish Balla Kelly, Ireland, and died January 01, 1842 at Mammoth Cave, KY. He married Nancy _____?_____. She was born 1798, and died May 07, 1837. Her maiden name has not been determined. Any help with this family would be greatly appreciated.

MILLER Delaney E Jr - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-11 14:16:17Z

MILLER Delaney E Jr - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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MILLER Gary A - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-10 02:23:32Z

MILLER Gary A - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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Re: Sam Miller & Mary Caldwell, 17161791, ME, NH

johndarrylmiller — 2012-05-09 22:04:26Z

Hi, I am Kevin's brother - Kevin is not spending as much time on Family Tree these days. I don't know if he replied to you or not. I would appreciate any info you would care to share. Do you have specic questions re the Miller Family?
Did Charles and Nancy have twin daughters or only one married twice? Frederick A Griffin - going back in his direct line to Samuel & Desire Crary - their son William was married to Hannah Miller (another branch of our Miller family)

Darryl.Miller@shaw.ca

James H Miller

Lesashipp — 2012-05-09 16:40:23Z

'M LOOKING FOR ANY INFORMATION ON JAMES H MILLER , ( MY 3X GREAT GRANDFATHER)WHO IS RECORDED IN FAMILY RECORDS AS HAVING MARRIED ELIZABETH ENGLAND IN 1825, ALTHOUGH HE HAS A DAUGHTER BORN IN 1820(SALLIE ANN MILLER)THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN A 2ND MARRIAGE. MY 2X GREAT GRANDFATHER JOSEPH MILLER DISAPPEARED IN 1861 IN CALLAWAY COUNTY, MO, (BORN IN 1827 SUPPOSEDLY IN MAGROUPIN CO TN) tHERE IS NO SUCH COUNTY IN tn BUT COULD BE MACOUPIN CO IL, OR MAGOFFIN CO , KY. HE WAS MARRIED TO SARAH BROWN IN 1847 IN CALLAWAY CO , MO ANY HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED

Searching for a Miller

beaglenose — 2012-05-07 21:24:27Z

I am searching for a Clarence O'Conner Miller born 1897 in Pennsylvania. Lived for for awhile in Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, his occupation was a printer. He had a son (Clarence O'Conner Miller 1918-1972)but he never married the mother of his child. There are trillions of Clarence Miller's in the research field. I only have his name because I have his son's birth certificate. Where do I go now? Any suggestions?

MILLER Charles - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-07 09:44:03Z

MILLER Charles - Vietnam Wall section 6E

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Re: Casper Miller--Roane Co. TN

wsbnab — 2012-05-07 02:41:33Z

Was going thru post and just found yours. Researching same family,My great grand mother was his daughter Eva Miller Hyder, her sister was Cora,Samantha,a brother John Jasper. Hard to find anything on that family.her daughter ,my grandmother was Grace Elvira Hyder.I think he wasd also married to Sara Frazier. If you find anything else please let me know. My e-mail is spiceysprka1@aol.com

Re: Millers of Scotland and Ireland and Germany

ub4meib4u — 2012-05-07 01:03:50Z

Many Millers immigrated from Ireland into the Colonies in the 1700's, but the majority were Scottish HERITAGE. They were commonly known as the Scotch-Irish / Scots-Irish. This situation happened because the English Crown wanted to convert the strongly Catholic Irish away from the Catholic church [this began with Henry VIII in the 1500's and continued for centuries, leading to great animosity between England, Scotland, and Ireland]. Since Scotland was strongly Protestant Presbyterian, the Crown first coerced, then later forced the Scottish Protestants to live in Ireland hoping that their Presbyterianism would convert the Irish and lead them to break with the church of Rome [it didn't work, still hard feelings among the Irish today].

By the early 1700's these Scottish families, many of them Millers, began immigrating into the Colonies due to their own poverty, increased taxes by the Crown, etc. In the Colonies, most of the Scotch-Irish settled into communities already settled by their fellow Scotch-Irish and when they moved, they moved to another community of Scotch-Irish.

During the same general time period, the Germans and Swiss and French were undergoing a terrible famine, especially in the area known then as the Palatinate [Switzerland-Germany-France border area of today]. They too began to immigrate to the colonies for a better life. However, the Germans lived among their fellow Germans, not choosing to live amongst the Scotch-Irish, who had crude backwoods-type lifestyles compared to the Germans, who maintained well-kept pristine farms. The German surname of Mueller was often changed to Miller in the New World.

You can tell whether your Millers were of German or Scotch-Irish origin by where they first lived when they immigrated. By mid-1800's, some German and Scotch-Irish communities were becoming mixed, even some began in early 1800's. However in 1700's these communities were pretty clearly divided.

When the Revolutionary War broke out, these Scots who had lived in Ireland for centuries were fiercely loyal to the Colonists and absolutely hated the Crown because of centuries of bad experiences. These were the men who stayed with George Washington during the winter at Valley Forge where they had very little food, no shoes, weren't being paid, and ground covered in deep snow. This was how bad the Scotch-Irish hated the British Crown.

This is just a snippet of info about differentiating German Millers from Scottish Millers. There really weren't any true Irish Miller surnames, since the Millers from the British Isles mostly ORIGINATED in Scotland.

Lastly, if you know to what faith your ancestors belonged, it is a strong clue to their heritage. Germans were mostly Lutherans and isolated communities of Amish, Mennonite, Dunker/Tunker or Swiss Brethren. Scotch-Irish were initially Presbyterian, then some became Methodist, or Baptist in later generations.

The Crown required all citizens to pay taxes to the Anglican church and register the births of their children. Many did not register the births, but there are some Birth Records found today in those Episcopal churches established before the Revolution [Anglican church in the colonies became the Episcopal church after the Revolution.] This tax rule by the Crown led to the colonists including freedom of religion in the Bill of Rights and demanding separation of church and state, i.e. demanding that they not be required to pay taxes to support the Crown's established church [that being the Anglican Church].

F W Miller

bwmillerh2o — 2012-05-06 21:54:07Z

Hello
I'm looking for any information on F W Miller. I think he was born in Germany in 1830 and immigrated to the US in 1834. He was married to Mary J (I) Miller. He lived in Texas. It appears he was living in Dewitt county Texas in 1900. I have found several census records but nothing on his parents.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

MILLER Frederick W - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-06 11:22:14Z

MILLER Frederick W - Vietnam Wall section 6E

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Re: Millers in Tennessee and Kentucky

rmgriffiths — 2012-05-06 01:01:44Z

Hi,
I doubt any connection to my Millers, but reading the history of the areas where they emigrated, with all the battles, the borders changed regularly, even Germany, & Switzerland, as well as Scotland & Ireland, depends on the years. When my Miller emigrated [1700s] many say we were from Germany, but one has to look at the map of that or any year to know which area they truly came from. I think it was considered Switzerland at that time. Also have a Kelly in my family that I thought Irish, seems she's from Scotland, but they went back and forth depending on the activities for the era. Do some more research on maps for the area and I think that will shed some light on your search. I know it has been a great help in my searching my genealogy.
Good luck,
Reta Miller Griffiths [originally from TN]

Re: John Miller & Cathrine 'Caty' Boughman/Bowman

rmgriffiths — 2012-05-06 00:52:43Z

Hi Debbie,
John & Catherine "Caty" were married in Rockingham Co., VA, I saw the document and took a copy of it. They are buried on what was their farm on Knob Creek, Wash., Co., Johnson City, TN. Other family members are buried there as well, some Sell family members, I've visited it and it's documented in the cemetery book and History of Washington Co., TN book. It isn't far from where I grew up, around 20 miles.
TTYL, hope all is going well,
Reta Miller Griffiths

John A. and Mary F. (nee Miller) Obenchain

LynnHudson12353 — 2012-05-04 22:32:12Z

John Allen Obenchain first married Mary F. Miller 10 Oct 1868. They had 2 children, 1869 and 1871. Mary died 11 Jan 1873 leaving John with 2 small babies. In Jun of that same year, John married Mary's sister Carless Cenith Miller. To that union they added an additional 7 children. My question is this: Does anyone know if Mary died with child? and what was the cause of death?
John Allen Obenchain and I are 2nd cousins 5X's removed. Thank you . . .

MILLER Norman N - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-04 17:45:15Z

MILLER Norman N - Vietnam Wall section 6E

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Anna E Miller

Icehowler15734 — 2012-05-04 02:05:36Z

Looking for the parents of Anna(Annie) E Miller of clearfield County Pa. She married Fred Root of London England in 1884 or 85. Then married Amos Bloom of Faunce Clearfield County Pa. Her father was born in Germany and mother in Pa. Anybody with any more info?

Re: Arnold Miller

avarich69 — 2012-05-04 01:41:22Z

OK, I'm over 10 years replying to this. My husband's 2nd great grandfather was Arnold Miller. He was born in South Carolina, November 4, 1819. He and his wife, Elizabeth had three children born in Habersham, Georgia and five born in Conecuh County, Alabama. He had moved to Pensacola, Fl by 1870, and is buried at Pfeiffer Mill Cemetery (1895).

Re: Car MILLER m. Amanda Stephens

hestephens44 — 2012-05-04 01:31:15Z

Should you find these to be the ones you think they may be, please let me know and send me a copy

Re: George Washington Miller 1863-1935

Lesashipp — 2012-05-03 19:54:38Z

Do you have any other info such as children's
names etc. I have a George Washington Miller in my line also but was born about ten years earlier.

JAMES H MILLER

Lesashipp — 2012-05-03 17:37:11Z

I'M LOOKING FOR ANY INFORMATION ON JAMES H MILLER , ( MY 3X GREAT GRANDFATHER)WHO IS RECORDED IN FAMILY RECORDS AS HAVING MARRIED ELIZABETH ENGLAND IN 1825, ALTHOUGH HE HAS A DAUGHTER BORN IN 1820(SALLIE ANN MILLER)THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN A 2ND MARRIAGE. MY 2X GREAT GRANDFATHER JOSEPH MILLER DISAPPEARED IN 1861 IN CALLAWAY COUNTY, MO, (BORN IN 1827 SUPPOSEDLY IN MAGROUPIN CO TN) tHERE IS NO SUCH COUNTY IN tn BUT COULD BE MACOUPIN CO IL, OR MAGOFFIN CO , KY. HE WAS MARRIED TO SARAH BROWN IN 1847 IN CALLAWAY CO , MO ANY HELP WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED

1829 marriage of David Miller to Ann Longenecker, Lancaster county, Pa.

midge1249 — 2012-05-01 23:52:27Z

MARRIED - On Thursday last, by the Rev. H.B. Shaffner, Mr. David Miller, from Ephrata, to Miss Ann Longenecker, of Donegal.
_______________

From the Marietta Pioneer of Lancaster county, of Friday, March 13, 1829 (page 3)

Re: Clell Miller

kwmthree — 2012-05-01 20:01:39Z

Thanks for contacting me. We definitely have those names in our family history, and are very interested in photos of the headstones. Please email them to kwmthree@yahoo.com. How does your family tie into the Millers?

Re: William Gerald Miller, Amarillo, Texas

nanablue2007 — 2012-05-01 12:34:27Z

Name: William Gerald Miller
Service Info.: S SGT US AIR FORCE KOREA
Birth Date: 19 Nov 1933
Death Date: 14 Mar 1998
Service Start Date: 13 Jul 1951
Interment Date: 24 Mar 1998
Cemetery: Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery
Cemetery Address: 1520 Harry Wurzbach Road San Antonio, TX 78209
Buried At: Section 10 Site 47

I am not related

MILLER Tommy R - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-30 12:47:04Z

MILLER Tommy R - Vietnam Wall section 5E

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Re: Jasper Newton Miller, Sr Jr.

chayse_miller — 2012-04-30 03:47:31Z

hey,umm my JNM was born on 1831 and if you look in the family on brandon milton miller.one of the present miller,and hes my father.

William Gerald Miller, Amarillo, Texas

donnavan2 — 2012-04-29 21:39:17Z

I am looking for information on William Gerald Miller, he killed his wife in 1959 in Amarillo and was sentenced to 99 years in prison, I am wondering if he is still alive. Any help is appreciated.

Miller, Jacob

jpetri2211 — 2012-04-29 00:18:35Z

Burial Place of Jacob Miller
Pvt. 1st Michigan Cav, Co. E
Enlisted Bay County , Michigan

Miller, George

jpetri2211 — 2012-04-29 00:18:16Z

Burial place of George Miller
Pvt. 16th Michigan Inf. Co. K
Enlisted Bay City, Michigan