Lyman Allen Mills was an American politician who was the 48th Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut from 1899 to 1901. Lyman A. Mills' wife was Jane Louisa "Jennie" (Andrews) Mills (1847-1919), born in New Britain, CT. Herbert L. Mills' wife was Bessie Delano (Kendall) Mills (1873-1957), from Chicago. His father, Rev. Charles Lewis Mills (1812-1884), was a Congregational minister who married Elizabeth Coe Lyman (1812-1851), an older sister of David Lyman (1820-1871). His mother died when Lyman A. was ten years old, and his father remarried the next year. But Lyman A. was already living in his grandfather William Lyman's household in 1850 and was probably brought up there under his grandfather's care. William Lyman (1783-1869), a wealthy farmer in Middlefield, who became more wealthy as a one-third partner in the MWMC, died when Lyman A. was almost 28 years old.
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Lyman Allen Mills was an American politician who was the 48th Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut from 1899 to 1901. Lyman A. Mills' wife was Jane Louisa "Jennie" (Andrews) Mills (1847-1919), born in New Britain, CT. Herbert L. Mills' wife was Bessie Delano (Kendall) Mills (1873-1957), from Chicago. His father, Rev. Charles Lewis Mills (1812-1884), was a Congregational minister who married Elizabeth Coe Lyman (1812-1851), an older sister of David Lyman (1820-1871). His mother died when Lyman A. was ten years old, and his father remarried the next year. But Lyman A. was already living in his grandfather William Lyman's household in 1850 and was probably brought up there under his grandfather's care. William Lyman (1783-1869), a wealthy farmer in Middlefield, who became more wealthy as a one-third partner in the MWMC, died when Lyman A. was almost 28 years old.
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