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Additional MILLER Surnames in MILLERBORO Cemetery
Additional MILLER Surnames in ANTELOPE County
MILLER, BerthaMILLER, GeorgeMILLER, Richard LeoMILLER, Agnes I.MILLER, Roland H.MILLER, CarrieMILLER, Fred C.MILLER, Earl F.MILLER, FreddieMILLER, George W.MILLER, GeraldineMILLER, Harlan C.MILLER, Mabel A.MILLER, MinnieMILLER, Henry E.MILLER, Robert E.MILLER, SylviaMILLER, CarolynMILLER, JessieMILLER, AlexanderMILLER, JaneMILLER, William H.MILLER, Ollie E.MILLER, GlennMILLER, *Family MonumentMILLER, Glen F.MILLER, Grace V.MILLER, Glen F. (Military)MILLER, Charles A.MILLER, LoydMILLER, Ruby E.MILLER, *Family MonumentMILLER, EdithMILLER, James L.MILLER, LeoMILLER, *Family MonumentMILLER, Charles ThomasMILLER, Infant SonMILLER, Lodema CordeliaMILLER, *Family MonumentMILLER, Ida M.MILLER, Infant DaughterMILLER, LawrenceMILLER, LeslieMILLER, R.J.MILLER, Anna Gine Carolina "Jenny"MILLER, Jim K.MILLER, Mary AgnesMILLER, Zeta (Baby)MILLER, Zeta (Mother)
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Submitted: 3/29/15 • Approved: 3/30/15 • Last Updated: 4/2/15 • R286338-G0-S3
CAPTAIN J. M. MILLER - CIVIL WAR VETERAN UNION (GAR)
Company H 27th Iowa Infantry
Past Away April 12, 1895 - Aged 67 Yrs. 3 M’s & 18 D’s
Founder of Millerboro, Knox County, Nebraska
MILLERBORO, KNOX COUNTY, NEBRASKA
This post office is finely situated on level prairie in the southern part of the county about eight miles southwest of Creighton. The first settlement in the vicinity was made April 1, 1873 by Capt. J. M. Miller and his two sons John S. and I. B. Miller, A. Merriam, John A. Davis, James Hindman, Wm. Crum, and George Edgerton. In the fall Archibald McGill and others moved in.
Reference: Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska
Contributed on 3/29/15 by gasirek
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