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Re: Researching MILNER & TRIMMER: England > 1910 Australia

annie1613 — 2012-04-30 14:48:34Z

I have sent a mail to you but just to make sure you receive OK. I know that this Maitland Milner is My Great Uncle as I know that he went to Australia in 1910. I have family history, brothers, sisters etc. He did return to England for a visit and I remember his visit although I was very small. Pls let me know if you need any other info
Best Regards
Annie

Holk Milner/ James A. Milner

lolou20 — 2012-04-03 21:38:24Z

I'm looking for any information on Holk Milner. I've found a marriage record but that's it (married in 1867 to Polley Rogers). The marriage information states his name as Holk Millender. I know the rest of his family lived in Haywood County, NC. I've heard he was a doctor but not sure. His son is James A. Milner(1877-1930). Burial site, birth date, death date, any information would be greatly appreciated (I've hit a wall with him!)!! Thank you!

George Washington Milner's father

PeggySmith1127 — 2012-03-25 01:28:34Z

George Washington Milner who married Ruth Ann Baker was my g-g-grandfather. They came to Texas in the 1850s. According to the Milner family Bible George's father was Joshua Milner who died 1844 Alabama. He married ____(scratched out)Milner (nee Wolf). According to deeds Joshua and Elizabeth (Wolff) Milner received slaves from Isabella Saxon who was also a Wolff. This seems to prove the Wolf line. I have no proof of Joshua other than the family Bible. Richard who married Martha stated in his will that Joshua and James were to take care of his estate proceedings. Is this the same Joshua?? John H. Milner who married Eunice Calloway had Willis Joshua who married Elizabeth Turner but there doesn't seem to be a George Washington in the family. I have charted all these families to try and make something fit together but haven't yet. Have also wondered if John M. who married Patience Bridger and John who married Elizabeth She(a)rman are the same. All seemed to end up in Kentucky and Alabama and then several came on to Texas.(Smart people) If you can shed some light on this I would really appreciate it. I have looked for about 12 years now for Joshua.

Re: Col. Thomas Milner

PeggySmith1127 — 2012-03-25 01:03:15Z

Hi Ron! My name is Peggy (Milner) Smith. My G-Grandfather was Thomas Franklin Milner, son of George Washington Milner, son of Joshua Milner who died in Alabama in 1844 in Alabama. Past that I have tried to put something definitive together to no avail for many years now. All the above info was from family Bible pages in the family. Joshua Milner (in the Bible) married ____ Milner (nee Wolf)) Old deed records show this to be Elizabeth Wolff. Supposedly Joshua's father was Richard Milner who married Martha Unknown but haven't found any proof other than Richard's will states sons Joshua and James as executors. There were a few Joshuas but was a Willis Joshua but doesn't seem to have a son by the name of George Washington who married Ruth Ann Baker who came to Texas. If Richard is correct then that goes back to John and Margaret and so forth. The other question is the two Johns who seem to spring from Thomas and Mary (?) Milner. There is John who married Elizabeth She(a)rman and John M. who married Patience Bridger. I have even resorted to charting all these illustrious Milners so that something might give me the Aha moment. If anyone can shed some light on this I would certainly appreciate it. I would love to see what Ron has on the Seldons as I have had that piece of the puzzle sitting out there also. Records seem to say that Mary married Thomas Milner III.

Re: Janice Milner Simpson 1939-2011 b. Youngstown, Ohio

pass4dd — 2012-03-19 13:58:05Z

Thanks so much Ms. Lynch, for posting the photo.

Janice Milner Simpson 1939-2011 b. Youngstown, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-03-16 22:11:38Z

I am so sorry for your loss. I did not know Janice. It was a courtesy post.
However, you all seem to care for her very deeply.

I am posting the link to the original obituary. It has her photograph.

http://www.tribtoday.com/page/content.detail/id/561681/Janic...

Ms. L. Lynch

Trumbull County, Ohio
Mahoning County, Ohio
Warren, Ohio

Re: Janice Milner Simpson 1939-2011 b. Youngstown, Ohio

futureblis — 2012-03-16 21:29:10Z

Thank you so much Donna! We filed a missing persons report this morning. I feel much better. I would love to connect! I can be reached at: 323 549-6811 or Futureblis@gmail.com

Toloria

Re: Janice Milner Simpson 1939-2011 b. Youngstown, Ohio

pass4dd — 2012-03-16 13:34:08Z

Good Morning Toloria,

Richard is now living in Texas with his step son Brian. Haven't heard from him in a while. Janice was a surprise to us all and she will be truly missed by us all. Do send your contact info so we can get better acquainted.

Regards,

Donna

Re: Janice Milner Simpson 1939-2011 b. Youngstown, Ohio

futureblis — 2012-03-16 00:36:05Z

Hello Nigel,

This is Toloria Milner Richard & Janice Niece. I live here in Los Angeles. I'm just now hearing about Janice's passing
while trying to locate my uncle. If you have any information about where he is please let me know.

Thank you very much!

Re: Janice Milner Simpson 1939-2011 b. Youngstown, Ohio

futureblis — 2012-03-16 00:24:01Z

Donna,

This is Toloria Milner. I'm just now hearing about Janice! I feel awful. No one told me or my mom and we haven't heard from Richard since January and he never told us about Janice. Please email me so I can give you my number.

Thank you for posting this!

Re: Mary MILNER

steveiangude — 2012-03-10 02:14:13Z

See my family tree, might be of interest... i have a MAry Milner. Shown as MAry JAne Grice who married a Milner ?

Steve

Re: Milner's of North Yorkshire, Kepwick, Cowesby, Nether Silton

steveiangude — 2012-03-10 02:12:13Z

Hi, please see my family tree (From Gude to Reynolds to Milners).

Might be of interest. Let me know if there are any links :)

Re: Milner North Yorkshire UK

steveiangude — 2012-03-10 02:07:13Z

Hi

I think we might have a link in our familys.. My grandma was a Milner and most of the Milners in North Yorkshire were part of my family.
I've got a bit of info which may be of interest, and i'd be very keen to hear from you if you can reveal my missing family members.

See my family tree and email me back.

Thanks.. Steve :)

Re: Wm B & Myrtle Powell Milner, daus Joyce & Winifred

rebeccaspellacy — 2012-03-09 18:10:35Z

If you are still looking let me know please. Joyce was my grandmother and i have some information about them.

Re: Alfred Lafayette

LindaCashenGaunt — 2012-03-06 07:56:55Z

Hello,

This message is late, but any way, I believe this is my huband's line. He is the 2nd great grandson of Henry L. "Mark" MILLINDER/MILLINER/MILLNER, who we believe is the son of John MILLINER and Amy PEATROSS.

Augustus Cornelius MILLINDER/MILLINER is also the son of John MILLINER and Amy PEATROSS. He is the father of Alfred Lafayette and Augustus Cornelius "Neal" MILLNER/MILLINDER.

Alfred Lafayette and Augustus Cornelius MILLINER's mother was Delphia Ann FLOYD, sister of Martha J. FLOYD who was the wife of Henry L. "Mark" MILLINDER/MILLINER.

Linda Cashen Gaunt

Robert & Hannah Milner

callenco — 2012-02-21 04:31:17Z

Trying to find Emma Milner abt 1865 - 1895 daughter of the above. Born Worksop but lived in Clowne. In 1871 the family consisted of Emma 1865, Agnes 1868,John 1870. Robert's age is given as 41 Hannah 24. Emma married William Johnson but I can't find Hannah's maiden name.

looking for grandfather.

billieklin — 2012-01-26 09:21:17Z

hi I am looking for my grandfather. my grandmother was gertrude milner from narrabrai. my mother enid milner was born 29th november 1917 in sydney. know nothing about him except he was narrabrai lad,
any help would be appciated.

Re: Dr Robert Milner from England

billieklin — 2012-01-26 08:51:36Z

hi, I BELIEVE HIM TO BE SURGEON ON 1ST FLEET. IF SO HE STAYED AND SETTLED THE NARRABRAI AREA. I ALSO BELIEVE MY GRANDMOTHER GERTRUDE MILNER IS EITHER GRAND-DAUGHTER OR DAUGHTER

William and Matilda Milliner

zackpaige2000 — 2012-01-14 02:10:32Z

Looking for anyone related and can tell me what happened to them. They lived in Itawamba County Mississipi. There daughter Mary Paralee Milliner marred Polk Dallas Stockton which are buried at Salem Cemetery in Itawamba County Mississippi.

Re: Janice Milner Simpson 1939-2011 b. Youngstown, Ohio

pass4dd — 2011-11-02 22:20:38Z

So sorry to hear about Janice. Just got the news this morning. She has family in Youngstown, my aunt Waldean (Deannie) Lincoln, she related to Hattie Macmichael Milner. She was also shocked to hear the news.

Janice's brother, Richard of Los Angeles is very ill. He has been informed of her death.

I'm Donna, her cousin, I reside in California.

Re: Janice Milner Simpson 1939-2011 b. Youngstown, Ohio

NigelMcKendrick — 2011-10-23 21:50:21Z

Hello I am trying to find Milner Relative. I do not know if I was related in anyway to the Late Janice Milner but if you read this could you contact her brother in Los Angles thank you.

Janice Milner Simpson 1939-2011 b. Youngstown, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-09-15 23:57:48Z

WARREN - Janice V. Simpson, 73, died Friday, Sept. 9, 2011, at her residence.

She was born Sept. 2, 1939, in Youngstown, Ohio (Mahoning County) the daughter of Thomas and Hattie Macmichael Milner.

Janice was retired from Delphi Packard Electric and was a member of Second Baptist Church.

Survivors include her husband, Herman B. Simpson Sr.; a son, Allen Kellebrew of Orlando, Fla.; a stepson, Herman B. Simpson Jr. of Warren; two stepdaughters, Marva Cromity of Warren, OH and Karla Simpson of Cleveland; a brother, Richard Milner of Los Angeles; 13 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by two brothers, two sisters and two grandchildren.

A service of Christian burial will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Second Baptist Church, where friends may call one hour prior to the service.
Burial will be in Pineview Memorial Park.

Professional services entrusted to Sibley-Murray-Ferebee Funeral Home.

Re: "finding a long-remembered classmate of Aurora Guido".

littlefreudess — 2011-08-24 00:45:37Z

Were you married to Susan Schulman?

Re: Col. Thomas Milner - Mary Seldon

VirginiaWB — 2011-08-22 20:12:33Z

My brick wall is my g-grandfather, Hugh Milner, b. 1808 KY d. 1889, Bates Co. MO. In the 1880 census for Newtown, Scott Co., Kentucky, his birthplace is given as Kentucky with both parents b. Virginia. His daughter, Frances Ann was b 18 Apr 1842, in Indiana or Kentucky. The family had no record of his wife's name, but she died at or shortly after Frances' birth, and Hugh never remarried. Sources: an 1841 Marriage Bond in Harrison Co. KY for Hugh Milner and Eliza Lanter; Frances Ann Milner, age 17 appears with the family of James and Sarah Sherley in the 1860 Harrison Co. KY census; Frances Ann Milner m. J. Wesley Warnock on 30 Nov. 1860 in Connersville, Harrison Co., KY; she died 25 Jan 1911 in Bates Co., MO; (and the 1880 MO census previously cited).
If any of you who are descended from Col. Thomas Milner of VA know of anything that might conect Hugh to his family - perhaps a son or grandson who moved to KY - the information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Virginia

Re: Col. Thomas Milner - Mary Seldon

simione83 — 2011-08-21 22:16:11Z

Hello, I'm a direct descendent of LT Col Thomas Milner, as far as my family history has been understood, his wife's name was Brigg, Mary Brigg of England. If this helps, I cannot confirm the source as it was researched by someone else in my family years ago, and they still live in Fairfax VA so it is easier for them to look it up. Feel free to e-mail me back at simione83@yahoo.com if you have any questions.

Re: Alabama Milners

coolcarole — 2011-08-19 15:53:34Z

I have some info on Pitt Milner. A Pitt Milner was born to John and Elizabeth Milner of Wilkes,Oglethorpe and Washington Counties in Ga. He was 2nd son, born 6/22/1769 and d 7/21/1839, m. 1839 Apsylla Holmes. Also a Pitt Sanders Milner, 2nd son of John Milner III and Eunice Calloway Milner, was married to Pamelia Parker and had a son, John Ashley Milner (early 1800s). John Ashley was b 10/8/1833, died 1909 and was married to Sally Cooper in 1861. Their 3rd child was Pitt Sanders Milner, Jr., b 3/6/1866, d 10/18/1935, m 9/7/1892 Lilly Bell Smith. This info comes from Pitt, Jr's autobiography which he wrote in 1931 and which is in my family. We are from one of his brothers, George Marvin Milner. The Milner's of Birmingham were engineers that laid out Birmingham as it developed, you can find them in Al history books. George Marvin was a well respected doctor in Birmingham. I knew there was a link to Georgiana. I'll look through papers we have for the names you mentioned. Don't know of Charles Cecil or Albert E. or Lillian Camille. Don't know of Thigpens but are connections to Calloways. Hope this helps.

Fred Milner

Cazzy101 — 2011-08-07 12:14:38Z

I'm looking for Fred, I believe he went to the USA. Related to Gertrude, Thomas, William, John, Bertha, Bessie, Elijah. Parents, Betsy and Thomas.

Milner North Yorkshire UK

shara1881 — 2011-07-02 19:53:06Z

JAMES MILNER born 1873 HINDERWELL he married in Commondale 1901, HANNAH COOPER born 1883 from FARNDALE, they settled in DANBY and had 8 children one being my grandmother.
His father was called THOMAS MILNER and died before 1901.
Any info welcome
dianacook0001@hotmail.com

PORT MULGRAVE, STAITHES, RUNSWICK and ROXBY are all close by and his parents may have been from that area.

Re: Milner's of North Yorkshire, Kepwick, Cowesby, Nether Silton

shara1881 — 2011-04-30 15:33:53Z

My GG grandfathrer was James Milner born 1878 in Hinderwell,North Yorkshire.
His father was THOMAS MILNER born about 1853 only thing am sure about is he died before 1901.
Hinderwell is only 35 miles from Kepwick.
Any info welcome

Re: Milner surname has many spelling variations

barrymilner233 — 2011-04-16 13:34:15Z

I agree there are spelling variations, my own family is an example. My grt grandfather was convicted in Wiltshire, England in 1827 and transported to New South Wales, Australia in 1829. His convict records have the surname MILLINER. When my grandfather's birth was registered in 1883 (yes grt g/father was a virile old guy) the father's surname is spelt MILLNER and mother's surname is spelt MILNER, and this appears on the one document. This was done by the clerk doing the registration because grt G/mother only ever made her mark. An "X". So we have 3 variations in the one family. I have also seen a reference to "the semi-literate parish clerks" of the 17th to 19th centuries. There is an 1806 baptism registration in Wiltshire which is spelt MILLENER. About the right time for grt g/father but I cant pin it yet.

Re: MILNER in Yorkhsire

shara1881 — 2011-02-13 10:54:04Z

Looking for MILNER family from around North Yorkshire,
THOMAS MILNER who died before 1901, He had a son JAMES MILNER born 1878 in HINDERWELL North Yorkshire.
Any info welcome
dianacook0001@hotmail.com

Re: Thomas Milner / Amos Milner / Aaron Milner / Edward Milner lines linked

shara1881 — 2011-02-12 15:00:40Z

Hi,
My great grandfather was a JAMES MILNER born 1878 HINDERWELL North Yorkshire UK.
He married in 1901 at Commondale North Yorks, a HANNAH COOPER born 1883 FARNDALE North Yorkshire and they settled in DANBY. My Great great grandfather was a THOMAS MILNER.
Any info would be welcome.
Many thanks
dianacook0001@hotmail.com

Re: Mary MILNER

shara1881 — 2011-02-12 14:55:42Z

Hi,
My Great grandfather was a JAMES MILNER born 1878 in Hinderwell North Yorkshire,
He married in 1901 a HANNAH COOPER born 1883 in FARNDALE and they settled in DANBY. My great great grandfather was a THOMAS MILNER.
Any info welcome

dianacook0001@hotmail.com

Re: Clowne, Derbyshire

gr014c1144 — 2011-02-08 15:46:22Z

Hi, Sirwilliam my name is Graham Russell, a grandson of Will
Russell, who was a brother to your Walter. My own interest was started when I discovered an obituary to Henry, Rachels widower,in my mothers effects. Having recently purchased a Family Tree Maker (not an advert), my old family research program having given up the ghost. I have been updating my records on both the Russells and Milners. My current interesets are in the post WW1 period.
I know your post I am replying to is dated 2004 but if still interested please reply

Re: Milner DNA Project

jeangrahame — 2011-01-26 17:57:15Z

my great grandfather and 3 siblings in mid August 1873, based at an address in Islington applied for, and published in the Times under "Resumption of Family Name" (I have a copy but would have to dig it out!) referring to the baptism of their grandfather George in Nunburnholme in Oct 1777. They waited till John, their father had died (25 Dec 1871) before doing the change. Only 4 of 7 children did this - 3 did not: the eldest James was in a mental hospital where he died in 1880/2, a daughter Margaret Sybla (Sybbie) and William were already married. I am currently working with my 3rd cousin Nicky who is a descendant of William Miller. The 4 who changed in their generation only thereafter were called Miller-Millner. This is also quoted in a Phillimore book.
Do you have any more info on Sybla? For 150 years(yes really!) we were sent on a wild goose chase believing her surname to be Mills from Bristol. It is only in the last 2/3 years we have discovered she was at least the 2nd wife, poss 3rd, of George. I have a photo of Geo in old age, and quotes from him and a lot of letters written by his son John and others in the family from 1860 on.
What is your descent from George? Is it via William 1817 or William, son of John, in which case you are closer to Nicky?
My email is jeangrahame - at - live.fr if you wish to reply more directly. I can add much more but have to go out now!

Jean

Re: Miller Millner

fontygary — 2011-01-26 11:53:11Z

Hi
I realise that your post is a couple of years old but I have just encountered it. I am intrigued and congratulate you on the research you have done.
In researching my ancestry, I've established that the GEORGE MILLER (Oct1777) is my GGG Gfather and my direct line comes from his marriage to SYBLA MURRAY.
I was curious as to why his father was named MILLNER and was interested in your note regarding changing his name by Deed poll. I would be grateful to know the background and source of that information.
Regrettably, I am unable to provide any information on the Ancestry during that period, but have full information regarding the offspring carrying the MILLER name up to the present day.
I would love to hear from you as there appears to be a definite link in both our ancestries.

Cheers

Ray Miller

MILNER Michael W - Vietnam Wall section 24W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-11 16:10:46Z

MILNER Michael W - Vietnam Wall section 24W

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Daughter born to Mr/Mrs. D. Milner 1922 Longmont, CO

annageis76 — 2010-12-08 23:09:46Z

I am not related to these families…

Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County, Colorado)

March 3, 1922 Page 5

BORN

BURCH--In Hygiene, Saturday, February 25, 1922, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Burch, a son.

ELLICOTT--In Longmont, Saturday, February 25, 1922, to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ellicott, a son.

MILNER--In Longmont, Wednesday, March 1, 1922, to Mr. and Mrs. D. Milner, a daughter.

Mary Pearl Milner - 1905-2003

DanFranklin48 — 2010-12-05 10:35:05Z

Is Mary Pearl Milner b.1905,TX d.2003,TX the daughter of Duncan Dewitt Turner b.1854, AR and Sara Ann Evans b.1868, TX.

Her husband was Ernest Raymond Milner b.1901 and died 1969, TX.

I'm speculating that she was the daughter of Duncan Dewitt Turner and Sara Ann Evans based on:

1. Location of her grave in the Bear Creek Cemetery in San Jacinto Co, TX is in the area of the Turners.

2. Based on censuses, Duncan and Dewitt had a daughter named Pearl born around 1906.

Before I say this Pearl is the same as Mary Pearl Milner, I'd like more evidence. Does anyone know for sure?

Dan Franklin

Re: Milner in England

elainemilner — 2010-12-01 13:00:07Z

Yes you are right about `my David`
The family eventually went to Calverley West Yorkshire
but like you `I wonder why` He was a Blacksmith
Davids wife came from Orton Westmorland

Elaine

Re: Milner in England

annemilner178 — 2010-12-01 07:59:32Z

Thanks for the prompt reply. Looking at the 1841 census, is your David the son (2mths old)of Martha Milner at Green Barn? If so, I agree that there is probably no connection - but what brought Edward and Alice to Blackrod in the first place???? Anne

Re: Milner in England

elainemilner — 2010-11-30 23:09:45Z

Thanks for your reply. I don`t think this is the same family but I will keep on record for reference

Colaine

Re: Milner in England

annemilner178 — 2010-11-30 22:22:47Z

Elaine, our Milner family is also from Blackrod... Do you have any connection with Elizabeth Milner born 1838, daughter of Edward and Alice Milner of Pool Green Blackrod? Elizabeth had a son David, born 1861. I don't believe that she had a brother David, but there may have been cousins? This family were coal miners who had moved from Swaledale in yorkshire where they had been lead miners. Anne

Frederick Milner of Michigan abt 1863

micasagal — 2010-11-20 05:00:51Z

I am trying to find the parents of Frederick Milner who was born in Michigan abt 1863. His parents may have been born in Canada. Frederick married Lucy Abrams in Crawford County in 1890. They had 5 children: Arthur Ray, Hazel, Roy, Pearl, and Gladys. Any information you have you be greatly appreciated!!

Re: Milner.

ricardoylucia — 2010-11-06 22:18:00Z

Hi Marion

Thank you very much for your lovely message.

I believe you may be right about us being cousins. I can give you a précis about my side of the Milner's.

My grandfather was William Richard Milner (b1841 - Bristol).

My great grandfather was George Milner (b1804 - Edencurra)

My 3x great grandfather, I believe was Samuel Milner...this part I have done from a hazy memory, from the details my late mother told me many years ago.

I know my late mother (Gladys Elizabeth Milner) along with her sibling sisters and her mother (my grandmother), used to receive rents from Edencurra.

Do you live in County Cork? I only ask, as I want to find out more about my Irish connections. I know what my mother told me how Milner's came to live at Edencurra, but I have questions like: 'Where did the Milner's originally come from - were they from Yorkshire etc?'; 'How many years or even centuries have Milner's been associated with Edencurra?'.

Here is my personal email address, as I believe it will be better way of communication:

richardapseymilner@hotmail.com

I look forward to hearing from you in due course.

With kind regards

Richard

Re: Milner.

milner086 — 2010-11-06 21:43:07Z

Hi Richard, its funny as we maybe distant cousins.!
My Father is Michael and was born in Edencurra, Dunmanway.
My Grandfather was Richard, died 1924.
My Great Grand Father was Sam.

My fathers Family(Michael) consisted of Sam, John, Gerry, Peter, Mary.

My Grandfathers Famiy (Richard) : John, Michael, George, Minnie and Sr Brighid

Let me know if this is of any help to you.

Look forward to hearing from you. Best Regards, Marion

Re: Milner in England

elainemilner — 2010-11-05 12:45:14Z

My milner family are from Blackrod (chorley). David Milner 1841-1877 married Hannah Tyson from Orton westmorland in 1862

MILNER Opal H

t42Gunter_GraysonCoTX — 2010-11-04 14:58:00Z

MILNER Opal H

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MILNER Charlie W Jr 1927 1993 pfc US Army W W II

t42Gunter_GraysonCoTX — 2010-11-03 11:40:26Z

MILNER Charlie W Jr 1927 1993 pfc US Army W W II

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MILNER Nora J 1902 1982

t42Gunter_GraysonCoTX — 2010-11-03 11:40:12Z

MILNER Nora J 1902 1982

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