An Illustrated History of Central Oregon, Western Historical Publishing Company, Spokane, WA. 1905:
In 1859 Mr. Milliorn married Sarah J. Lemley, who was born near Little Rock, Arkansas, on September 16, 1844, the daughter of P. G. and Wancy (Fletcher) Lemley, natives of Arkansas, In 1853, Mr. Lemley brought his family across the plains with ox teams to Lane county and there he became a very prominent man and for years was clerk and judge of Lane county. Mrs. Milliorn was reared and educated in Lane county and came to Crook county with her husband. For nineteen years past, she has been postmistress at Crook and is a very efficient and popular encumbent. To Mr. and Mrs. Milliorn the following named children have been born, Thomas H., Mrs. Maude Logan, Mrs. Lucy Long, P. G., George D., John, and Mrs. Jennie E. Mulholland.
In 1859 Mr. Milliorn married Sarah J. Lemley, who was born near Little Rock, Arkansas, on September 16, 1844, the daughter of P. G. and Wancy (Fletcher) Lemley, natives of Arkansas, In 1853, Mr. Lemley brought his family across the plains with ox teams to Lane county and there he became a very prominent man and for years was clerk and judge of Lane county. Mrs. Milliorn was reared and educated in Lane county and came to Crook county with her husband. For nineteen years past, she has been postmistress at Crook and is a very efficient and popular encumbent. To Mr. and Mrs. Milliorn the following named children have been born, Thomas H., Mrs. Maude Logan, Mrs. Lucy Long, P. G., George D., John, and Mrs. Jennie E. Mulholland.
An Illustrated History of Central Oregon, Western Historical Publishing Company, Spokane, WA. 1905:
In 1859 Mr. Milliorn married Sarah J. Lemley, who was born near Little Rock, Arkansas, on September 16, 1844, the daughter of P. G. and Wancy (Fletcher) Lemley, natives of Arkansas, In 1853, Mr. Lemley brought his family across the plains with ox teams to Lane county and there he became a very prominent man and for years was clerk and judge of Lane county. Mrs. Milliorn was reared and educated in Lane county and came to Crook county with her husband. For nineteen years past, she has been postmistress at Crook and is a very efficient and popular encumbent. To Mr. and Mrs. Milliorn the following named children have been born, Thomas H., Mrs. Maude Logan, Mrs. Lucy Long, P. G., George D., John, and Mrs. Jennie E. Mulholland.
In 1859 Mr. Milliorn married Sarah J. Lemley, who was born near Little Rock, Arkansas, on September 16, 1844, the daughter of P. G. and Wancy (Fletcher) Lemley, natives of Arkansas, In 1853, Mr. Lemley brought his family across the plains with ox teams to Lane county and there he became a very prominent man and for years was clerk and judge of Lane county. Mrs. Milliorn was reared and educated in Lane county and came to Crook county with her husband. For nineteen years past, she has been postmistress at Crook and is a very efficient and popular encumbent. To Mr. and Mrs. Milliorn the following named children have been born, Thomas H., Mrs. Maude Logan, Mrs. Lucy Long, P. G., George D., John, and Mrs. Jennie E. Mulholland.
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