This page is for those of you looking for a Miller ancestor, there will be information on all these names some information will be long and others will be short, this page is divided in three sections.
1.The Civil War.
2. Miscellaneous years.
3. Pension rolls of the United States.
Important note. As there are many millers with the same first names, I will need the title of this page and what section you took it from, or I may not be able to help you, My address can be found in my profile.
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Civil War.
Note. This infotmation somes from the offical records of the war of rhe rebellion.
1. John F. Miller, Twenty-ninth Indiana Infantry
2. Peter Miller. -Was born in Canton, State of New York; removed to Ohio when young. Came to Virginia first as a volunteer last spring with the Northern army. Says he was only a three months' volunteer. At the expiration of his time went back to Ohio and returned to Virginia to avoid being called into service. Came to Point Pleasant, and went up to Charleston, Kanawha, while Lee's army was there Staid there a week. Boarded part of the time with one Snyder; the rest of the time with a man whose name he does not know. Paid no board. No bill was asked for or presented. Did nothing there. From Charleston he says he went to Peytona in Boone County. Staid there two weeks. Boarded with a man named Sam Allie; did nothing; paid no board. Says no, there were no Northern troops at Peytona. From Peytona went with the Northern troops to Raleigh. From Raleigh went to Wyoming County. Staid there some time with Jasper Workman. Did nothing there; paid no board; was not charged any. There he borrowed a horse to go to Peytona to get a pair of boots and was arrested by a party of militia on the road going there. Does not know for what.
I examined Colonel Coleman and Mr. McDoandl. They testified Peytona was a town in Boone settled by Yankees and Germans in which a company was raised for the Northern army just before the Northern troops went to Raleigh, and that jasper Workman had the character of a disaffected and dangerous man. Mr. McDonald further testified that he was informed by Captain Pach that he had arrested a Captain or Lieutenant Miller. Miller was raising a company of volunteers for the Northern [army], and they were surprised while forming. Miller attempted to escape up a mountain and was shot while making this attempt. Was captured, and a valuable pistol taken from him, [and] a very valuable black horse borrowed in Wyoming. A quantity of letter paper and envelopes were found on his person. On re-examination Miller admitted he was wounded in the side, and admitted some envelopes and paper and a black horse were taken from him. Colonel Coleman and Mr. McDonald have both heard that while in Wyoming Miller was attempting to find out the position and strength of our forces. I think this man is certainly a Northern emissary and spy. His manner under examination was confused and his statements contradictory. I recommend he be tried by the military authorities as a spy, and as the testimony can be most easily procured at General Floyd's camp I suggest he be sent there for trial. If not tried or if acquitted I advise he be held as a prisoner.
3. Captain, Merritt B. Miller or M. B. Miller, 3ed., Batt’n Washington Artillery, Louisiana.
4. Mr. Isaac Miller, an employee of the Government at the arsenal in this city New York.
5. Captain Abraham Miller, First Battalion California Mountaineers.
6. Dr. John Miller, a Yankee Presbyterian preacher.
7. Major J. McClelland Miller, Thirty-fourth Illinois Infantry.
8. Thomas C. Miller, of Company F., First Missouri Cavalry (Militia).
9. Horace H. Miller, or H. H. Miller, Lieutenant Col. H. H. Miller, Twentieth Mississippi Infantry.
10. Clarence Miller, dated March 13, 1864, from Libby Prison, Richmond, where he has been held for over a year, having been captured on the North Carolina coast in January, 1863, in consequence of the wreck of the vessel, the U. S. steamer Columbia, on which he was serving.
11. Colonel William Miller.
12. Captain C. H. Miller.
13. Martin J. Miller, Eighteenth Indiana Battery.
14. Mr. C. C. Miller.
15. Randolph R. Miller or R. R. miller, Company A., 10th., Virginia infantry.
16. Jacob W. Miller, Company I. & K., 15th., Pennsylvania cavalry.
17. John L. Miller, Company B., 12th., South Carolina Infantry.
18. Dr. Montgomery Miller, assistant surgeon.
19. Captain Theodore Miller, Fourth New York Artillery
20. Colonel Madison Miller, Company F. & S., 18th., Missouri infantry.
21. Jonas Miller, a cockswain.
22. John F. Miller, Company B., 52nd., Pennsylvania infantry.
23. Captain Lewis Miller (acting major), Company G., 48th., Tennessee infantry.
24. Colonel John F. Miller, 29th., Indiana infantry.
25. Daniel B. Miller, was a steamboat.
26. Major, Abram O. Miller, 10th., Indiana infantry.
27. Major Thomas G. Miller, 41st., Tennessee infantry.
28. William R. Miller, disloyal member of the Maryland Legislature.
29. FRANK B. MILLER
30. Brigadier General William Miller, Provisional Army, C. S..
31. Adjt. Lieutenant John R. Miller-killed.
32. Ralph P. Miller
33. Lieutenant, William C. Miller, 1st Regiment, Pennsylvania Light Artillery.
34. Andrew J. Miller, private, Company A., 1 North Carolina Cavalry. (9 State Troops).
35. John Miller, of Richmond
36. Daniel E. Miller, steamboat.
37. Captain Ozro Miller, commanded the Tenth Massachusetts Volunteers.
38. Colonel John H. Miller, First Mississippi Cavalry.
39. Isaac F. Miller, Sergeant, Company B., 10th., Indiana Infantry.
40. ABRAHAM MILLER, Captain, First Batt. of Mountaineers, California Vols., Commanding Co. C.
41. BENTON MILLER, First Lieutenant, Commanding Co. A, First Cavalry, M. S. M.
42. Colonel Abram O. Miller, Seventy-second Indiana Infantry, commanding Second Cavalry Division.
The Miscellaneous years.
Note. This information comes out of The Library of Congress.
1. 1824, Mary Miller, administratix of Amos Miller.
2. 1868, Elizabeth J. Miller, widow of General John Miller.
3. 1872, Miller and Company and Hawkes Miller and Company, of Ohio.
4. 1778, Henry Miller to be Chaplain to the Germans in the Army.
5. 1854, William Miller, of Livingston, State of Maine.
6. 1842, Robert Miller, of Charleston, S. C.
7. 1838, Noah Miller, of Lincolnville, in the State of Maine.
8. 1812, Christopher Miller.
9. 1854, Hezekiah Miller, clerk.
10. 1873, John Miller, postmaster at Newark, Delaware.
11. 1872, Margaret Miller, widow of Cornelius Miller.
12. 1872, Mary A. Miller, mother of Moses G. Miller.
13. 1872, Caroline H. Miller, widow of James F. Miller.
14. 1870, Maggie B. Miller, widow of David R. Miller.
15. 1840, Noah Miller and others a part of the proceeds of the sale of the British sloop Mary, and cargo.
16. 1836, Samuel Miller.
17. 1831, Martin Miller.
18. 1818, Thomas Miller and Stephen Baker, composing the firm of Miller and
Baker, of the city of New York.
19.1868, Captain Thomas W. Miller.
20. 1825, John Miller, clerk of the District Court of West Florida.
21. 1872, James T. Miller, late collector and depositary at Wilmington, North Carolina.
22. 1860, John Miller.
23. 1873, John Miller, of Saint Landry Parish, Louisiana.
24. 1858, Dr. Ferdinand O. Miller.
25. 1824, James Miller, as Governor of the territory of Arkansas
26. 1858, Henry Miller, of the State of Kentucky.
27. 1844, Christopher Miller, of the State of Kentucky.
Pension rolls of the United States.
Note. These rolls are for the Revolutionary War & The War of 1812.
State of Maine.
Lincoln County.
1. Frank Miller.
York County.
1. John Miller.
2. Lemuel Miller.
Waldo County.
1. Asa Miller.
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State of New Hampshire.
Hillsborough County.
1. Farrar Miller.
Sullivan County.
1. James Miller.
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State of Massachusetts.
Hampden County.
1. Isaac Miller.
2. Ephriam Miller
Hampshire County.
1. John Miller.
2. Jacob Miller.
Middlesex County.
1. John Miller.
2. Job Miller.
Suffolk County.
1. Leonard Miller.
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State of Rhode Island.
Providence County.
1. Consider Miller.
Bristol County.
1. Nelson Miller.
Kent County.
1. James Miller
2. Nathan Miller.
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State of Connecticut.
Hartford County.
1. Charles Miller.
2. Rosewell Miller.
New Haven County.
1. Caleb Miller + p. 159.
Windham County.
1. Benjamin Miller.
Litchfield County.
1. Ebenezer Miller.
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State of Vermont.
Burlington County.
1. Richard Miller.
Heirs + p. 20.
1. Robert Miller.
Windham County.
1. Thaddeus Miller
2. Robert Miller.
Chittenden County.
1. Solomon Miller.
Franklin County.
1. Samuel Miller.
Orange County.
1. David Miller.
Rutland County.
1. John V. Miller.
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State of New York.
Albany County.
1. John Miller.
Alleghany County.
1. Smith Miller.
Broome County.
Hires + p.96.
1. Francis Miller.
Cayuga County.
1. Benjamin Miller.
Colombia County.
1. Jeremiah Miller.
2. William C. Miller.
Courtland County.
1. William Miller.
Delaware County.
1. Peleg Miller.
Erie County.
1. John Miller.
Essex County.
1. Nathaniel Miller.
Greene County.
1. Thomas Miller.
2. William Miller 2nd.
3. Eleazer Miller.
Herkimer County.
1. Caleb Miller.
2. John Miller.
Jefferson County.
1. Nathaniel Miller.
2. Noah Miller.
Lewis County.
1. David B. Miller.
2. William Miller.
Madison County.
1. Joseph Miller.
Montgomery County.
1. John P. Miller.
2. Adam Miller.
Onondaga County.
1. Peter Miller.
Orange County.
1. James Miller.
2. John Miller 1st.
Otsego County.
1. Levi Miller.
2. John Miller 2nd.
Rockland County.
1. Jesse Miller.
Rensselaer County.
1. Jacob Miller.
Saratogd County.
1. Daniel Miller.
Steuben County.
1. Peter Miller.
Tiogo County.
1. Alexander Miller.
2. John Miller.
Tompkins County.
1. Daniel Miller.
Ulster County.
1. Abner Miller.
2. John Miller.
Westchester.
1. Thaddeus Miller.
2. Samuel Miller.
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State of New Jersey.
Essex County.
1. Clark Miller.
Monmouth County.
1. Joseph Miller.
Morris County.
1. Luke Miller.
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State of Pennsylvania.
Berks County.
1. Christian Miller 2nd.
2. Martin Miller 2nd.
Beaver County.
1. Henry Miller.
Bradford County.
1. Peter Miller.
Butler County.
1. Richard Miller.
Center County.
1. Jacob Miller.
Crawford County.
1. Stephen Miller.
Cumberland County.
1. Henry Miller.
2.Ludwick Miller.
Fayette County.
1. Henry Miller.
2. Heirs-p. 56.-Robert Miller.
Greene County.
1. George Miller.
Lancaster County.
1. John Miller 2nd.
2. Peter Miller.
3. Godfrey Miller.
Lehigh County.
1. John Miller.
Luzerne County.
1. John Miller 3rd.
Northampton County.
1. John Miller 1st.
Northumberland County.
1. Jacob Miller.
Philadelphia County.
1. Anthony Miller.
2. Hires-p. 61-Henry Miller.
Susquehannah County.
1. Nicholas Miller.
Union County.
1. George Miller.
Washington County.
1. Philip Miller.
York County.
1. Philip Miller.
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State of Maryland.
1. No county-p. 21., William Miller.
Baltimore County.
1. George Miller.
State of Virginia.
Frederick County.
1. Daniel Miller.
Patrick County.
1. James Miller.
Shenandoah County.
1. Lewis Miller.
2. Christian Miller.
Brook County.
1. Samuel Miller.
Morongalia County.
1. Peter Miller.
Montgomery County.
1. Daniel Miller.
Morgan County.
1. John Miller.
Rockbridge County.
1. William Miller.
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State North Carolina.
Lincoln County.
1. David Miller.
Ashe County.
1. John Miller.
Cabarrus County.
1. Jacob Miller.
Davidson County.
1. Jacob Miller.
Rowan County.
Philip Miller.
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State South Carolina.
Pendleton County.
1. Robert Miller.
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State of Georgia.
Jackson County.
1. William Miller.
Ware County.
1. William Miller.
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State of Kentucky.
Adair County.
1. John Miller.
2. Joseph Miller Sr.
Bourbon County.
1. John Miller.
Nicholas County.
1. Nicholas Miller.
Breckenridge County.
1. Barney Miller.
Bullit County.
1. John Miller.
Clark County.
1. George Miller.
Cumberland County.
1. John Miller
Fleming County.
1. John Miller.
2. William.
Harrison County.
1. Jacob Miller.
Jefferson County.
1. Frederick Miller.
Jessamine County.
1. Francis Miller.
Scott County.
1. John Miller.
Spencer County.
1. Edward Miller.
Wayne County.
1. Frederick Miller.
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State of Tennessee.
No county, Samuel Miller-p. 12.
Carroll County.
1. Frederick Miller.
Carter County.
1. John Miller.
Claiborne County.
1. Martin Miller.
2. James Miller.
Gibson County.
1. John Miller.
Jackson County.
1. Henry Miller.
Knox County.
1. John H. Miller.
Roane County.
1. Adam Miller.
Sumner County.
1. John Miller.
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State of Ohio.
Fairfield County.
1. Othias Miller.
Hamilton County.
1. Edward Miller.
Clermont County.
1. Heirs Josiah Miller, p. 36.
Franklin County.
1. Henry Miller.
2. Josias Miller.
Ross County.
1. Thomas Miller.
Butler County.
1. Ichabod Miller.
Trumbull County.
1. John B. Miller.
Wayne County.
1. William Miller.
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State of Louisiana.
St. Helena Parish-p. 6.
1. Lawrence Miller.
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State of Indiana.
Dearborn County.
1. Noah Miller.
Montgomery County.
1. Jacob Miller.
Floyd County.
1. John A. Miller.
Shelby County.
1. Edward Miller.
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State of Missouri.
Franklin County.
1. George Miller
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State of Alabama.
Franklin County.
1. Samuel Miller.
Jefferson County.
1. Leonard Miller.
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State of Michigan.
Wayne County.
1. Frederick Miller.
2. Miles S. Miller.
3. Jonathan Miller.
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9 comments:
Hello:
I would ask that you list my great great grandfather herein:
Alexander Miller Cpl/Pvt - Company A, 17th U.S. Colored Infantry Regiment,
United States Colored Troops [U.S.C.T.] 24 Nov 1863 - 25 Apr 1866
Military Page - Click
Thanx
Mr. Or Mrs. Anonymous, I’m sorry to say that the only Alexander Miller on this page is from New York, Tiogo county and was in the War of 1812 and not the Civil War.
Dennis,i beleive I'm a relative with some of the Miller's you have. was wondering if you might share stories? thanks Robin
Robin I’m not a member of any of these men families, so I have no stories.
However if you believe you have a relative on the list write me and I will see what I can find out for you. My address can be found in my profile.
I would like to exchange links with your site civilwarthosesurnames.blogspot.com
Is this possible?
That all depends on what kind of site you have. I don't allow sites that sells things or has anything to do with Sex. Just sites that deal in Historical info. If your still interested write to me at my home address, which can be found in my profile, and we'll take it over.
Mr. Segelquist,
We are researching the history of William C. Miller, born 1836 and died June 17 or 18, 1907 and was buried in Shiloh Cemetary in Seneca, SC. He is an ancester on my mother's side and we are looking for the newspaper article about his death and burial. I'm not a wiz at this computer stuff and would appreciate your help. He was the son of John F. Miller, Sr.
Sir, If you well take the link you well find what you need and there is also a photo.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=miller&GSfn=william&GSmn=c.&GSbyrel=in&GSdyrel=in&GSst=43&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=55149025&df=all&
If you need more help write at dsegelquist1@cox.net
Wonderful page!! I am a desendent of Elizabeth Drain/Miller of well it was Va then and Wv now.I am wondering if this is the same Elizabeth that is listed as a widow on your page??
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