Father of 12 known children: Charles, Ephraim, Sarah, James, Albert, Marion, George, Laura, Carrie, John, Celia and Eva
"Section 16, post office Clearmont, is an old resident and a leading agriculturist of this county, and is a native of Monroe County, Virginia, where he was born June 21, 1822. At the age of three years the family emigrated to Decatur County, Indiana, where he was raised to manhood as a farmer, and received his education. When twenty-one years of age he emigrated to Van Buren County, Iowa, where he resided six months, and from there he came to Missouri and settled in this county, where he has since resided. He has 320 acres of choice land, 180 of which are under cultivation. He has upon his place a splendid residence, and his improvements generally are of the best. Mr. Miller has been twice married. First, April 29, 1847, to Miss Sarah Brownfield. They had from this union three children: Charles W., Ephraim P., and Sarah E. Mrs. Miller's death occurred March 16, 1855. Mr. M. was again married February 22, 1857, to Miss Sarah Ricketts, an estimable lady. Their family consists of James O., Albert J., Marion, George W., Laura E., Clara A., Celia A., and Eva L., and an adopted daughter, Sarah E. They are member of the M. E. Church. Mr. M. is supervisor of this township and also school director of the district."
* Nodaway County, Missouri History, 1882, page 576
He died from a 3 week bout of pneumonia at the age of 65 years 5 months 25 days. He was a resident in Missouri for 20 years at the time of his death
*According to the Missouri State Archives on the Internet.
Father of 12 known children: Charles, Ephraim, Sarah, James, Albert, Marion, George, Laura, Carrie, John, Celia and Eva
"Section 16, post office Clearmont, is an old resident and a leading agriculturist of this county, and is a native of Monroe County, Virginia, where he was born June 21, 1822. At the age of three years the family emigrated to Decatur County, Indiana, where he was raised to manhood as a farmer, and received his education. When twenty-one years of age he emigrated to Van Buren County, Iowa, where he resided six months, and from there he came to Missouri and settled in this county, where he has since resided. He has 320 acres of choice land, 180 of which are under cultivation. He has upon his place a splendid residence, and his improvements generally are of the best. Mr. Miller has been twice married. First, April 29, 1847, to Miss Sarah Brownfield. They had from this union three children: Charles W., Ephraim P., and Sarah E. Mrs. Miller's death occurred March 16, 1855. Mr. M. was again married February 22, 1857, to Miss Sarah Ricketts, an estimable lady. Their family consists of James O., Albert J., Marion, George W., Laura E., Clara A., Celia A., and Eva L., and an adopted daughter, Sarah E. They are member of the M. E. Church. Mr. M. is supervisor of this township and also school director of the district."
* Nodaway County, Missouri History, 1882, page 576
He died from a 3 week bout of pneumonia at the age of 65 years 5 months 25 days. He was a resident in Missouri for 20 years at the time of his death
*According to the Missouri State Archives on the Internet.
Family Members
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Jacob Fudge Miller
1799–1870
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Michael Francis Miller
1801–1879
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Catharine Miller Johnston
1805–1876
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Nancy Miller Williams
1808–1888
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Anna Barbara Miller Jones
1810–1902
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Julia Ann Miller Cupp
1810–1872
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George W Miller
1811–1888
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Elizabeth Miller Spraker
1813–1861
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Charles Miller
1814–1888
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Martha Miller Spraker
1816–1859
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Sarah Elizabeth Miller Dunn
1817–1895
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Charles Wesley Miller
1849–1917
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Ephriam Porter "E.P." Miller
1851–1940
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James Oscar Miller
1858–1939
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Albert J. Miller
1860–1928
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Marion Edwin Miller
1862–1925
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George W. Miller
1865–1944
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Laura E Miller Anderson
1868–1934
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Clara A. Sawyer
1870–1933
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Celia Augustus Anderson
1872–1947
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John H Miller
1875–1875
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