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Martin Miller to Sarah Miller 29 July 1823 Randolph, North Carolina Martin Miller (b.1807) to L. Ruth Spence 09 Jan. 1876 Randolph, North Carolina Martitia Miller to Joseph Chavus 28 Feb. 1862 Randolph, North Carolina Mary Miller (b.1914) to Carr. Parrish 04 Aug. 1934 Asheboro, Randolph, North Carolina Mary A. Miller to M. L. J. Munroe 21 Nov. 1861 Randolph, North Carolina Mary Ann Frances Miller to Philip Snider 12 July 1857 Randolph, North Carolina Mary D. Miller (b.1857) to (?) Pearce 20 Feb. 1874 Randolph, North Carolina Mary E. Miller (b.1880) to L. A. Amick 24 Dec. 1901 Randolph, North Carolina Mary E. J. Miller (b.1870) to Julius Overton 10 Oct. 1886 Randolph, North Carolina Maud Miller (b.1896) to J. L. Pierce 24 Feb. 1918 Randolph, North Carolina Mckinzie Miller to Lydia C. Small 09 Dec. 1866 Randolph, North Carolina Mittie J. Miller (b.1880) to G. A. Hendricks 20 Aug. 1900 Randolph, North Carolina Mittie Miller (b.1891) to I. A. Yates 22 Jan. 1907 Randolph, North Carolina Mollie Miller (b.1875) to Thos. E. Walker 25 Dec. 1895 Randolph, North Carolina Moselle Miller (b.1893) to Oscar Cox 13 Oct. 1909 Randolph, North Carolina Myrtle Sirona Miller (b.1912) to Oakle Hunt 08 Nov. 1939 Ranseur, Randolph, North Carolina Nannie Miller (b.1868) to J. G. Hunt 20 Mar. 1890 Randolph, North Carolina Nannie Miller (b.1891) to J. H. Rush 24 Oct. 1910 Randolph, North Carolina Nathaniel Miller (b.1888) to Lottie Mendenhall 26 Dec. 1909 Randolph, North Carolina Nora Jane Miller (b.1937) to John Calvin Sinquefield 18 Dec. 1953 New Market, N.C Norman Kerry Miller (b.1916) to Francis Helen Brown 16 July 1937 Randolph, North Carolina Ora Miller (b.1899) toBryan Miller 03 Oct. 1915 Oak Grove, Randolph, North Carolina P. Anna Miller (b.1876) to Thos. G. Small 23 May 1895 Randolph, North Carolina Paul Miller (b.1911) to Gladys Kenley 27 May 1935 Parsonage, Randolph, North Carolina Paulina Miller to William Marsh 29 Dec. 1855 Randolph, North Carolina Pearl Miller (b.1904) to H. L. English 09 Dec. 1933 Asheboro, N.C. Polly Miller to Curtis Cody 09 Jan . 1830 Randolph, North Carolina Priscilla Miller to Duncan K. Rush 12 Sept. 1854 Randolph, North Carolina Rachael Miller to Richard Small 15 Feb. 1840 Randolph, North Carolina Rebecca Miller to Daniel Walker 02 Mar. 1841 Randolph, North Carolina Rebecca E. Miller (b.1851) to Nelson Sumner 15 Sept. 1872 Randolph, North Carolina Rex Miller (b.1906) to Zorado Gray 16 Nov. 1927 Randolph, North Carolina Rhodena Miller (b.1888) to M. M. Hunt 30 May 1909 Randolph, North Carolina R.I. Miller (b.1889) to Nellie Lambrth 24 Sept. 1916 Randolph, North Carolina Riley Miller to Rachel Alred 26 May 1836 Randolph, North Carolina Rinda Miller (b.1885) to G. W. Kindley 15 Mar. 1903 Randolph, North Carolina R. M. Miller (b.1887) to Laura Lucus 03 Nov. 1912 Randolph, North Carolina Rosa Miller (b.1907) to Dock Frank Shoe 14 Aug. 1925 Randolph, North Carolina Roy Miller (b.1918) to Fern Beane 26 Dec. 1946 Richland Township, Randolph County Ruth Carter Miller (b.1898) to Carroll Ivan Case 23 Aug. 1922 Asheboro N.C. Ruth M. Miller (b.1926) to Wesley W. Nance 28 Dec. 1949 Asheboro, N.C Sallie Miller (b.1879) to J. Chas. Plummer 25 Apr. 1900 Randolph, North Carolina Sally Miller to Stephen Hulgan 15 Oct. 1808 Randolph, North Carolina Sarah Miller to Nineveh Rush 03 Sept. 1816 Randolph, North Carolina Sarah Miller to Martin Miller 29 July 1823 Randolph, North Carolina Sarah Miller (b.1875) to Jasper Briles 17 July 1906 Randolph, North Carolina Sarah Ann Miller (b.1862) to Francis W. Luther 18 Mar. 1883 Randolph, North Carolina Sicero Miller (b.1857) to Dora Walker 23 July 1917 Bombay, Randolph, North Carolina S.R. Miller (b.1883) to Marrice Elkin 18 Dec. 1915 Randolph, North Carolina Susannah Miller to Williams Dougan 05 Aug. 1845 Randolph, North Carolina Susie Miller (b.1873) to J. E. Millikan 15 June 1892 Randolph, North Carolina Thos. Miller (b.1858) to Mary Pearce 24 Mar. 1882 Randolph, North Carolina Thos. Lee Miller (b.1862) to Sarah E. Lassiter 17 May 1883 Randolph, North Carolina Tura Florence Miller (b.1892) to G. C. Dorsett 13 Jan. 1921 Asheboro, N.C. T. W. Miller (b.1852) to Angaline Coble 23 Aug. 1874 Randolph, North Carolina Viney Miller to John Smith 28 July 1832 Randolph, North Carolina
Wade Miller (b.1887) to Flossie Rush 21 Aug. 1910 Randolph, North Carolina W. B. Miller (b.1882) to Berchie Walker 04 Sept. 1907 Randolph, North Carolina W. I. Miller (b.1885) to Effie Cranford 22 Apr. 1914 Randolph, North Carolina Wilborn Miller to Rebecca Robbins 27 July 1851 Randolph, North Carolina William Miller (b.1919) to Ruth Harris 05 July 1946 Tabernacle Township William M. Miller to Mary Ann Hill 05 Jan. 1854 Randolph, North Carolina William M. Miller to Parthenia Ingram 02 Feb. 1855 Randolph, North Carolina Wilson Miller to Nancy Cashatt 20 Sept. 1845 Randolph, North Carolina Wister Miller (b.1908) to Elosice Gomes 14 Oct. .1929 Asheboro, Randolph, North Carolina Zelma Miller (b.1928) to Edsel Reeder 01 Nov. 1946 Asheboro, N. C. ______________________________________________________________________________ ____________ Joseph H. and Daniel B., Sons of Harman Miller of Maury County, Tennessee Pioneer Settlers of Springfield. Missouri (Raw data) _______________________________________________________ History and Directory of Springfield and North Springfield By George S. Escott CHAPTER II Other Settlements In Southwest Missouri, Before The Organization Of Greene County-Kickapoo And Other Small Indian Tribes. "In February, 1830, J. P. Campbell and his brother-in-law, Joseph Miller, fixed up with their small families, and set out for Kickapoo prairie. Mr. C.'s family consisted of himself, wife and one child, Tabitha, then not a year old, who was afterward the mother of Lula, wife of Frank Sheppard. Mr. Miller's family consisted of himself and wife and two children. Rufus was one year old, and John, who is now a citizen of Ritchey, was twelve. They also had Six darkies, one five horse team and one Derbin wagon which was driven by John. (Madison C. did not move until 1832).... They journeyed via Nashville and Hopkinsville, crossing the Ohio at Golconda, thence over the south end of Illinois to Green's old ferry on the Mississippi. It being in February, they encountered great difficulties in crossing on the quantities of floating ice, but after making several trips across the river in an old, rickety piece of a flat, the wind being high and cold, they succeeded in landing safe on the Missouri side; thence they were obliged to almost cut their own road, but onward they went toward the West, by old Jackson in Cape Girardeau county, stopping one day to rest at old Col. Abram Byro's, five miles west of Jackson. Thence they proceeded on to Farmington, in St. Francois county, and by Caledonia, in Washington county, which was the last town, and it only contained one little store and two or three dozen inhabitants. Then on west, with scarcely any road, to the present site of Steeleville, in Crawford County, and on twelve miles further to Massey's iron works, which had not been in operation but a very short time, and so on to where Rolla now stands. Twelve miles farther on, they came to old Jimmey Harrison's , at the mouth of Little Piney, on the Gasconade, about four hundred yards south of the present Gasconade bridge. Mr. Harrison kept a little store for the accommodation of the few settlers up and down the Piney and the Gasconade ; that was also the courthouse for the whole of Southwest Missouri. and so it was the only post office until 1832. Thence west twenty miles brought them across the Pig Piney on to Roubideaux, now Waynesville, in Pulaski County. Continuing their journey, they went up the Gasconade river to the
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