Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Notes for Benjamin Miller
1830 Census of Cedar, Boone Co MO
Benjamin Miller
Males <5 2
Males 30-39 1
Females 20-29 1
Benjamin seems to have moved South about 260 miles to Prarie, Arkansas, between 1830 and 1840.
1840 census of Prarie, Washington Co AR
Benj Miller
Males 15-9 1
Males 10-14 2
Males 40-49 1 (Benjamin)
Males 60-69 1 (likely father of Benjamin or Eliza)
Females <5 2
Females 10-14 1
Females 40-49 1 (Eliza)
Other Miller heads-of-household were:
John Miller 11
Joseph 6
Joseph 11
Wm M H 3
Benjamin and Eliza Miller have not definitely been located in the 1850 or 1860 census. However, there are some Miller households listed in the 1850 and 1860 Census of Williamson Co TX. This is where their daughter Lucinda and her husband Alfred Conner settled when they first came to Texas in 1848. Since is possible that some of these families were close to Benjamin Miller, they are listed here:
1850 Census of Milam and Williamson, Williamson Division TX
Name Age
John Miller 31 b AR
Telitha C Miller 23 b AL
Lafayette Miller 4 b AR
Annette Miller 3 b AR
Narcissa J Miller 1 b AR
1860 Census of Williamson Division, Williamson Co TX
Name Age
John Miller 69 b KY
Polley Miller 63 b NC
Eliza Miller 16 b AR
George W Miller 19 b AR
A. J. Miller 21 b AR
Jane Miller 15 b NC
Norman Miller 38 b IN
M. A. Miller 34 b AL
Mary E. Miller 12 b TX
Albert Miller 10 b TX
Permellia Miller 8 b TX
Martha W. Miller 6 b TX
Charles Miller 4 b TX
Sophie Miller 3 b TX
Benjamin Miller
Males <5 2
Males 30-39 1
Females 20-29 1
Benjamin seems to have moved South about 260 miles to Prarie, Arkansas, between 1830 and 1840.
1840 census of Prarie, Washington Co AR
Benj Miller
Males 15-9 1
Males 10-14 2
Males 40-49 1 (Benjamin)
Males 60-69 1 (likely father of Benjamin or Eliza)
Females <5 2
Females 10-14 1
Females 40-49 1 (Eliza)
Other Miller heads-of-household were:
John Miller 11
Joseph 6
Joseph 11
Wm M H 3
Benjamin and Eliza Miller have not definitely been located in the 1850 or 1860 census. However, there are some Miller households listed in the 1850 and 1860 Census of Williamson Co TX. This is where their daughter Lucinda and her husband Alfred Conner settled when they first came to Texas in 1848. Since is possible that some of these families were close to Benjamin Miller, they are listed here:
1850 Census of Milam and Williamson, Williamson Division TX
Name Age
John Miller 31 b AR
Telitha C Miller 23 b AL
Lafayette Miller 4 b AR
Annette Miller 3 b AR
Narcissa J Miller 1 b AR
1860 Census of Williamson Division, Williamson Co TX
Name Age
John Miller 69 b KY
Polley Miller 63 b NC
Eliza Miller 16 b AR
George W Miller 19 b AR
A. J. Miller 21 b AR
Jane Miller 15 b NC
Norman Miller 38 b IN
M. A. Miller 34 b AL
Mary E. Miller 12 b TX
Albert Miller 10 b TX
Permellia Miller 8 b TX
Martha W. Miller 6 b TX
Charles Miller 4 b TX
Sophie Miller 3 b TX
Notes for Eliza (Spouse 1)
Little is known about Eliza Briggs except that she married Benjamin Miller in Montgomery County Illinois in 1825.2953 Montgomery County is in the southwest of Illinois, about 190 miles East of Cedar Township in Boone County Missouri, where Benjamin Miller and wife and two young sons were enumerated in the 1830 census.
The family was next listed in the town of Prarie in Washington County Arkansas in 1840. This was another 150 miles South of Cedar Township. At that time the record listed a male 40-49, a male 60-69, and a female 40-49. Two of these were presumably Benjamin and Eliza; it is not known who the older man was—likely it was the father of either Benjamin or Eliza. There were three sons and three daughters.
So far, Benjamin and Eliza have not been located in the 1850 census.
The family was next listed in the town of Prarie in Washington County Arkansas in 1840. This was another 150 miles South of Cedar Township. At that time the record listed a male 40-49, a male 60-69, and a female 40-49. Two of these were presumably Benjamin and Eliza; it is not known who the older man was—likely it was the father of either Benjamin or Eliza. There were three sons and three daughters.
So far, Benjamin and Eliza have not been located in the 1850 census.