Son of Charles Miller and Fannie Scott.
According to the Virginia Regimental History Series, Charles Miller enlisted in the Virginia Powhatan Light Artillery Battery on 16 Jul 1861. He mustered out on 12 Sep 1861 at Richmond, VA.
C. S. Miller married Jane ("Jennie") Rucker on 23 July 1867, in Williamson County, Tenn.
Children of that marriage include William Rucker Miller, Fannie Miller Battle, Charles B., Clarence Pillow, Adolphus Hatcher and Thomas Callan Miller.
Son Charley died of typhoid fever in Dallas, TX, in 1914. A H Rucker, informant, stated that Charley was married, and was to be returned to Little Rock for burial.
According to the Virginia Regimental History Series, Charles Miller enlisted in the Virginia Powhatan Light Artillery Battery on 16 Jul 1861. He mustered out on 12 Sep 1861 at Richmond, VA.
C. S. Miller married Jane ("Jennie") Rucker on 23 July 1867, in Williamson County, Tenn.
Children of that marriage include William Rucker Miller, Fannie Miller Battle, Charles B., Clarence Pillow, Adolphus Hatcher and Thomas Callan Miller.
Son Charley died of typhoid fever in Dallas, TX, in 1914. A H Rucker, informant, stated that Charley was married, and was to be returned to Little Rock for burial.
Son of Charles Miller and Fannie Scott.
According to the Virginia Regimental History Series, Charles Miller enlisted in the Virginia Powhatan Light Artillery Battery on 16 Jul 1861. He mustered out on 12 Sep 1861 at Richmond, VA.
C. S. Miller married Jane ("Jennie") Rucker on 23 July 1867, in Williamson County, Tenn.
Children of that marriage include William Rucker Miller, Fannie Miller Battle, Charles B., Clarence Pillow, Adolphus Hatcher and Thomas Callan Miller.
Son Charley died of typhoid fever in Dallas, TX, in 1914. A H Rucker, informant, stated that Charley was married, and was to be returned to Little Rock for burial.
According to the Virginia Regimental History Series, Charles Miller enlisted in the Virginia Powhatan Light Artillery Battery on 16 Jul 1861. He mustered out on 12 Sep 1861 at Richmond, VA.
C. S. Miller married Jane ("Jennie") Rucker on 23 July 1867, in Williamson County, Tenn.
Children of that marriage include William Rucker Miller, Fannie Miller Battle, Charles B., Clarence Pillow, Adolphus Hatcher and Thomas Callan Miller.
Son Charley died of typhoid fever in Dallas, TX, in 1914. A H Rucker, informant, stated that Charley was married, and was to be returned to Little Rock for burial.
Inscription
Charles Scott Miller/ July 8, 1829/ Nov. 23, 1914
Gravesite Details
Transcribed by Mrs. Herman Major and Mrs. Joe Bowman for Burials, Volume 1, Williamson County Historical Society, 1973
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