Catharine M. Mickley^1,2,3,4,5

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 28-MAR-1764, Catharine M. Mickley was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^2,8
• She was the daughter of Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr and Susanne Margarethe Miller.^6,7
• Before 1780, Catharine married John Balliet I in Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^9,4,10,11,12
• On 2-JAN-1835, Catharine M. Mickley (70 years, 9 months and 5 days) died. PA, USA.^2,8
• She is buried at Paradise Cemetery AKA Paradise Reformed Church Cemetery, Milton, Northumberland Co., PA, USA. Inscription: Catharine, Wife of John Balliet Sr., Died January 2 1835, 75 Yrs 11 Mon. 10 Ds.²

Other Events:

• As of before 1784, her married name was Balliet.⁹

Christian Mickley¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• In 1767, Christian Mickley was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.²
• He was the son of Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr and Susanne Margarethe Miller.¹
• On 15-AUG-1770, it has been reported Christian Mickley was born in PA, USA.¹
• Before 1797, Christian married Elizabeth Deschler in Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^3,2
• In 1812, Christian Mickley (45 years) died. Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.²
• On 10-AUG-1817, it was reported Christian Mickley died PA, USA.¹
• He is buried at Saint Johns Union Cemetery AKA Mickleys Cemetery, Mickleys, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹

Daniel Mickley¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Circa 1780, Daniel Mickley was born in PA, USA.¹
• He was the son of Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr and Susanne Margarethe Miller.¹
• Circa 1798, Daniel married Tammer Evans Kinsey.¹
• Circa 1822, Daniel Mickley died. PA, USA.¹

Henrich Mickley^1,2

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 10-JUL-1782, Henrich Mickley was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^1,2
• He was the son of Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr and Susanne Margarethe Miller.¹
• On 11-AUG-1782, Henrich Mickley was baptized in Egypt Reformed Church, Egypt, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.²
• In 1802, Henrich married Mary Magdalena Burkhalter in Lehigh Co., PA, USA.³
• On 27-MAY-1827, Henrich Mickley (44 years, 10 months and 17 days) died. Waterloo, Seneca Co., NY, USA.¹
• He is buried at Maple Grove Cemetery, Waterloo, Seneca Co., NY, USA.¹

Other Events:

• Henrich Mickley was also known as Henry.¹

Henry Mickley^1,2

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• In 1754, Henry Mickley was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• He was the son of John Jacob Mickley and Elizabeth Barbara Burkhalter.¹
• Cause of death: killed by Indians.³
• On 8-OCT-1763, Henry Mickley (9 years) died. Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^1,4
• He is buried at Lehigh County Massacre Gravesite, 4547-4589 Scheidys Rd, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA. Here on October 8, 1763, John Snyder and his wife, Anna Margaret Wotring, with their three children, and Jacob Alleman's wife and child were killed by Indians. Their bodies were buried 200 yards south of this spot. John Jacob Mickley's children, Henry and Barbara, killed the same day, were buried half a mile to the east. This was the last Indian massacre in Lehigh County.
  Erected by The Lehigh County Historical Society, 08-OCT-1913.^1,4

Other Events:

• On 8-OCT-1763, Henry Mickley, Barbara Mickley, Anna Margaretha Wootring, Johann Schneider, Eva Schneider, Sarah Schneider, Magdalena Schneider, Dorothy Schneider and (Unknown) Schneider were victims. A small band of twelve Lenape Indians crossed the River Lehigh at Whitehall fresh from their attack on the settlers in Allen township. As they reached John Jacob Mickley's farm, they encountered three of his children, Peter (11), Henry (9), and Barbara (7), gathering nuts under a chestnut tree. Upon seeing the Indians, they began to run away. Barbara was overtaken not far from the tree by an Indian who knocked her down with his tomahawk. Henry had reached the fence near the house. While climbing the fence, he was struck in the back by a tomahawk, instantly killing him. Both Barbara and Henry were scalped; Barbara died the following morning. Peter was able to escape, ran to the woods, hiding in the underbrush between two large trees undiscovered by the Indians. Upon hearing the screams from John Schneider's homestead, he knew the band of Indians were there and no longer a threat to him. Peter then ran to Adam Deshler's fort, where his older brother, John Jacob Mickley (25) was, informing them of the horrors which had transpired including the Schneider's homestead being set aflame. It should be noted the Indians feared the Mickley's large ferocious dog, thus their avoiding attacking their homestead.
  
  Rev. Heckwelder, a missionary to the Indians, later stated the Indians were provoked by prior events at the John Stenton's tavern where they were intimidated and robbed months before. The Indians returned to Bethlehem, seeking a magistrate who sent them back with a letter to the tavern demanding the stolen property be returned. When they returned to the tavern, they were order from the premises on threat of their lives and they left. Following the attack, it was determined the Indians had intended to attack the homestead of Paul Balliet, owner of the tavern, and had mistaken the Mickley and Schneider homes as Paul Balliet's Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^{3,5,2,6,7,8,9,10,11,12}
  

Johann Peter Mickley¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 17-JAN-1773, Johann Peter Mickley was born in Egypt, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• He was the son of Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr and Susanne Margarethe Miller.¹
• On 18-JAN-1863, Johann (90) married Maria Solome Biery (89) in Catasauqua, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.²
• On 19-MAY-1863, Johann Peter Mickley (90 years, 4 months and 2 days) died. Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• He is buried at Saint Johns Union Cemetery AKA Mickleys Cemetery, Mickleys, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹

John Jacob Mickley^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8}

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• In 1697, John Jacob Mickley was born in Zweibrücken AKA Deux Ponts, Zweibrücken, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.²
• He was the son of Rev. Louis Michelet and Suzanne Mangeot.^9,10,11
• In 1736, John married Elizabeth Barbara Burkhalter in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹²
• On 18-AUG-1769, John Jacob Mickley (72 years) died. Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.²
• He is buried at Saint Johns Union Cemetery AKA Mickleys Cemetery, Mickleys, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.²

Census, Residence, and Tax Lists:

• Between SEP-1733 and 1736, John lived in Oley, Berks Co., PA, USA.
  Detail: after arrival in the US, he lived several years with Jacob Le Van, in Oley, PA, who was a relation of his.^7,13,14

Immigration:

• On 28-AUG-1733, John immigrated on the Hope, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, USA.
  Detail: Name listed as John Jacob Michli.^15,16,7,17

Other Events:

• John Jacob Mickley was also known as Johan Jacob Mückli.^3,4
• John Jacob Mickley was also known as Jean Jacques Michelet.^18,3,7

Pvt. John Jacob Mickley III^1,2

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 13-APR-1766, Pvt. John Jacob Mickley III was born in Northampton, Northampton Co., PA, USA.¹
• He was the son of Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr and Susanne Margarethe Miller.¹
• Before 1790, John married Eva Catherine Schreiber.³
• On 1-APR-1857, Pvt. John Jacob Mickley III (90 years, 11 months and 19 days) died. Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• He is buried at Saint Johns Union Cemetery AKA Mickleys Cemetery, Mickleys, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹

Military Service:

• Whiskey Rebellion: in JUN-1794, Pvt. John Jacob Mickley III (28) was engaged in the Whiskey Rebellion. Went with State militia to the western part of the State. Washington disbanded the army, Whiskey Rebellion, PA, USA.⁴

Other Events:

• John was eleven years old when he rode on the wagon that conveyed the Liberty Bell from Philadelphia to Allentwon, PA, and was occasionally permitted to drive. His first hand account of this event was his first visit to and from Philadelphia. There are two children's books, both called Saving the Liberty Bell about John's adventures, one by Marty Rhodes Figley (Author), Kevin Lepp (Illustrator), the other, by Megan McDonald, Illustrator Marsha Gray Carrington.
  
  
  
       
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Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12}

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 17-DEC-1737, Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr was born in Egypt, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^4,15,16
• He was the son of John Jacob Mickley and Elizabeth Barbara Burkhalter.^13,14
• In NOV-1760, John (22) married Susanne Margarethe Miller in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^17,18,16
• On 12-DEC-1808, Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr (70 years, 11 months and 25 days) died. Egypt, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^4,15,16
• Cause of death: killed when a tree fell on him.¹⁹
• He is buried at Saint Johns Union Cemetery AKA Mickleys Cemetery, Mickleys, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^4,20,15

Military Service:

• Revolutionary War: between 1776 and 1778, Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr was engaged in the Revolutionary War. Revolutionary War Patriot: was elected one of the General Committee of the Revolution of Northampton County, November 15, 1776; served as Commissioner of Issues; Following Washington's mid-September 1777 defeat at the Battle of Brandywine, left Philadelphia defenseless and fearing the Liberty Bell would be melted by the British for munitions. Pvt. Mickley, gave the use of his horses, manpower, and wagons to the Continental Army to transport the Liberty Bell from the State House to Zion Reformed Church in Allentown, Pennsylvania for safe keeping. The Liberty Bell arrived on September 24, 1777 and was hidden under the floor boards of the church for nine months before being successfully returned to Philadelphia on June 27, 1778. In, January 1778, he was again appointed to Commissary of Issues, Revolutionary War, USA.^{1,21,5,22,23,24,25,26,8,27}

Watercolor of the Liberty Bell's arrival in Allentown by Davis Gray

John Martin Mickley¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• John Martin Mickley and Magdalena Mickley are twins.²
• On 3-MAR-1745, John Martin Mickley was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• He was the son of John Jacob Mickley and Elizabeth Barbara Burkhalter.¹
• In 1768, John married Eva Catherine Steckel in Egypt, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• On 11-MAR-1830, John Martin Mickley (85 years and 8 days) died. Gettysburg, Adams Co., PA, USA.¹
• He is buried at Saint Johns Union Cemetery AKA Mickleys Cemetery, Mickleys, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹

Military Service:

• Revolutionary War: between 1775 and 1783, John Martin Mickley was engaged in the Revolutionary War. Soldier 3rd class. was in the battle of Germantown, 04-OCT-1777, with his brother John Peter, Revolutionary War, USA.^3,4

John Peter Mickley^1,2,3

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 29-MAY-1753, John Peter Mickley was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^1,2
• He was the son of John Jacob Mickley and Elizabeth Barbara Burkhalter.¹
• On 11-OCT-1827, John Peter Mickley (74 years, 4 months and 12 days) died. Bedminster Twp., Bucks Co., PA, USA.^1,2
• He is buried at Saint Johns Union Cemetery AKA Mickleys Cemetery, Mickleys, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^1,2

Military Service:

• Revolutionary War: between 1775 and 1783, John Peter Mickley was engaged in the Revolutionary War. A fifer. Was in the battle of Germantown, 04-OCT-1777, with his brother John Martin, Revolutionary War, USA.^4,5

Other Events:

• On 8-OCT-1763, John Peter Mickley witnessed Henry Mickley and Barbara Mickley A small band of twelve Lenape Indians crossed the River Lehigh at Whitehall fresh from their attack on the settlers in Allen township. As they reached John Jacob Mickley's farm, they encountered three of his children, Peter (11), Henry (9), and Barbara (7), gathering nuts under a chestnut tree. Upon seeing the Indians, they began to run away. Barbara was overtaken not far from the tree by an Indian who knocked her down with his tomahawk. Henry had reached the fence near the house. While climbing the fence, he was struck in the back by a tomahawk, instantly killing him. Both Barbara and Henry were scalped; Barbara died the following morning. Peter was able to escape, ran to the woods, hiding in the underbrush between two large trees undiscovered by the Indians. Upon hearing the screams from John Schneider's homestead, he knew the band of Indians were there and no longer a threat to him. Peter then ran to Adam Deshler's fort, where his older brother, John Jacob Mickley (25) was, informing them of the horrors which had transpired including the Schneider's homestead being set aflame. It should be noted the Indians feared the Mickley's large ferocious dog, thus their avoiding attacking their homestead.
  
  Rev. Heckwelder, a missionary to the Indians, later stated the Indians were provoked by prior events at the John Stenton's tavern where they were intimidated and robbed months before. The Indians returned to Bethlehem, seeking a magistrate who sent them back with a letter to the tavern demanding the stolen property be returned. When they returned to the tavern, they were order from the premises on threat of their lives and they left. Following the attack, it was determined the Indians had intended to attack the homestead of Paul Balliet, owner of the tavern, and had mistaken the Mickley and Schneider homes as Paul Balliet's Indian Massacre, Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^{6,7,3,8,9,10,11,12,13,14}
  

Joseph Mickley¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 26-MAY-1784, Joseph Mickley was born in Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• He was the son of Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr and Susanne Margarethe Miller.¹
• On 27-MAY-1827, Joseph Mickley (43 years and 1 day) died. Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• He is buried at Saint Johns Union Cemetery AKA Mickleys Cemetery, Mickleys, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• After 1851, Joseph married Esther Elizabeth Hartman in PA, USA.²

Magdalena Mickley¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• John Martin Mickley and Magdalena Mickley are twins.¹
• On 3-MAR-1745, Magdalena Mickley was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• She was the daughter of John Jacob Mickley and Elizabeth Barbara Burkhalter.
• Magdalena married Peter Deshler in PA, USA.¹
• In 1827, Magdalena Mickley (81 years) died. Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• She is buried at Saint Johns Union Cemetery AKA Mickleys Cemetery, Mickleys, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹

Other Events:

• Her married name was Deshler.¹

Magdalena Maria Mickley¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 1-MAR-1778, Magdalena Maria Mickley was born in Egypt, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.^1,2
• She was the daughter of Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr and Susanne Margarethe Miller.¹
• On 19-APR-1778, Magdalena Maria Mickley was baptized in Egypt Reformed Church, Egypt, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.²
• In JAN-1800, Magdalena (21) married Joseph Hagenbuch (21) in Follmer's Church, Milton, Northumberland Co., PA, USA.³
• On 19-AUG-1849, Magdalena Maria Mickley (71 years, 5 months and 18 days) died.¹

Other Events:

• Her married name was Hagenbuch.³

Maria Barbara Mickley¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 27-MAR-1784, Maria Barbara Mickley was born in Egypt, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• She was the daughter of John Martin Mickley and Eva Catherine Steckel.¹
• On 20-MAY-1784, Maria Barbara Mickley was baptized in Egypt Reformed Church, Egypt, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹

Sarah Mickley¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 27-NOV-1786, Sarah Mickley was born.¹
• She was the daughter of Pvt. John Jacob Mickley Jr and Susanne Margarethe Miller.¹
• Before 1805, Sarah Mickley married first Henry Blumer in PA, USA.²
• In 1827, Sarah Mickley married second Jacob Stein in PA, USA.³
• On 25-JAN-1859, Sarah Mickley (72 years, 1 month and 29 days) died. Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• She is buried at Union-West End Cemetery AKA Union & West End Cemetery, Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹

Other Events:

• Her married name was Blumer.²
• Her married name was Stein.³

Susanne Mickley¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• After 1757, Susanne Mickley was born in Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co., PA, USA.¹
• She was the daughter of John Jacob Mickley and Elizabeth Barbara Burkhalter.¹

Florence Mikkelson¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 12-JUN-1913, Florence Mikkelson was born.¹
• Before 1936, Florence married Fahs Fayette Nielsen in Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co., WI, USA.
• On 12-SEP-2000, Florence Mikkelson (87 years and 3 months) died.¹
• She is buried at Prairie View Cemetery, Hallie, Chippewa Co., WI, USA.¹

Other Events:

• As of before 1936, her married name was Nielsen.

Mary Miles¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Circa 1660, Mary Miles was born.
• Before 1688, Mary married Richard Keeney.
• After 1688, Mary Miles died.

Other Events:

• Her married name was Keeney.

(Unknown) Miller¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Circa 1799, (Unknown) Miller was born.
• Circa 1820, (Unknown) married Catherine Kercher.¹

Andrew Jackson Miller¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 11-JUL-1852, Andrew Jackson Miller was born in PA, USA.
• He was the son of Edward M. Miller and Susannah Rouse.²
• Circa 1872, Andrew married Ellen Bass.
• On 7-MAY-1933, Andrew Jackson Miller (80 years, 9 months and 26 days) died.

Census, Residence, and Tax Lists:

• On 1-JUN-1860, Andrew (7) was listed in the 1860 census report as a resident in Edward and Susannah's household Madison Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.³
• On 1-JUN-1870, Andrew (17) was listed in the 1870 census report as a resident in Edward and Susannah's household Tyrone Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.⁴

Kinship:

• Blood

Edward Culbertson Miller¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 2-FEB-1871, Edward Culbertson Miller was born in PA, USA.
• He was the son of Edward M. Miller and Susannah Rouse.²
• On 5-SEP-1956, Edward Culbertson Miller (85 years, 7 months and 3 days) died. St. Louis, St. Louis Co., MO, USA.

Census, Residence, and Tax Lists:

• On 1-JUN-1880, Edward (9) was listed in the 1880 census report as a resident in Edward and Susannah's household Loysville, Perry Co., PA, USA.³

Employment:

• Before 1956, Edward worked Lawyer. St. Louis, St. Louis Co., MO, USA.

Other Events:

• Wrote DREAMING
  Last night I lay a dreaming
        Of days of long ago; I was back at my home in Loysville
        Where winters had plenty of snow.
  The old house was newly painted,
        Still standing, a memory; Of when I was a youngster
        When on worries bothered me.
  Old grandfather clock still running
        And striking the time of day, As it did when I was a youngster
        Laughing and happy and gay.
  Father and mother and Maggie [Mary Elnore MILLER]
        Just like as in days of old, "Oh what a glorious feeling"
        Life just seemed to unfold.
  Mame HEIM* was there laughing
        And glad to see me, too. My old friends gathered 'round me
        As true friends always do.
  Milt KLINE* said "Hello, Eddie!"
        We're glad to see you back"; There's no place like home, ever,
        Even if it's in a shack.
  Young EBERSOLE* I played with
        Looked just about the same; Youth had returned so sudden
        Just like a new born flame.
  When suddenly I awakened,
        That ended all my fun; And reminded me quite keenly
        That today I was eighty-one.
  (* Edward C. MILLER's classmates.)
  
• Edward Culbertson Miller was unmarried before SEP-1956 in St. Louis, St. Louis Co., MO, USA.

Kinship:

• Blood

Edward M. Miller¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 19-NOV-1797, Edward M. Miller was born in PA, USA.^1,2
• He was the son of John Miller and (Unknown) (Unknown).
• Before 26-APR-1839, Edward M. Miller married first Mary Umberger in PA, USA.^1,3
• Between 28-APR-1839 and MAY-1848, Edward M. Miller married second Susannah Rouse, daughter of George Rouse Jr. and Catharina Hench, in PA, USA.^1,3
• On 27-FEB-1885, Edward M. Miller (87 years, 3 months and 8 days) died. The winter of 1885 was a severe one. A regular blizzard raged four days around Washington's birthday. On that day, Mrs. Edward Miller, of Loysville, died, and before her remains could be interred her husband too, passed away. Perry Co., PA, USA.^4,1,2
• He is buried at Centre Presbyterian Cemetery, 3912 Freeman Hollow Rd, Loysville, Perry Co., PA, USA.^1,2

Census, Residence, and Tax Lists:

• On 1-JUN-1850, Edward (52) and Susannah (25) appeared in the census of 1850 in Saville Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.
  Census detail: Edward Miller • Saville, Perry, Pennsylvania, USA • Birth Place: Pennsylvania • Birth Year: abt 1797 • Age: 53 • Gender: Male • Race: White • Occupation: Farmer • Industry: Agriculture • Reporting real estate valued at $5,000 • Household Members: Susanah Miller (25) • Mary E Miller (3) • Mary Simonton (18) • Jno Wonders (16.)⁵
• On 1-JUN-1860, Edward (62) and Susannah (35) appeared in the census of 1860 in Madison Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.
  Census detail: Edward Miller Age 62 • Birth Place: PA, USA • Residence: Madison, Perry Co., PA, USA • Gender: Male • Age: 62 • Gender: Male • Race: White • Occupation: Farmer • Reporting personal estate valued at $2,492 • Reporting real estate valued at $3,300 • Post Office: Blain • Household Members: Susan Miller (35) • Mary E Miller (12) • John J Miller (9) • Andrew J Miller (8) • Margaret B Miller (1) • William Sheaff (16) • Catharine Billman (40.)⁶
• On 1-JUN-1870, Edward (72) and Susannah (45) appeared in the census of 1870 in Tyrone Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.
  Census detail: Edward Miller (b. abt 1798) Age 72 • Residence: Tyrone, Perry Co., PA, USA • Birth Place: PA, USA • Gender: Male • Male Citizen Over 21 • Occupation: Retired & Tanner • Real estate valued at $4,000 • Personal estate valued at $300 • Post Office: Landisburg • Inferred Children: Susan Miller, John Miller • Household Members: Susan Miller (45) • John Miller (19) • Andrew Miller (71) • Margaret Miller (11) • Milton Miller (5.)⁷
• On 1-JUN-1880, Edward (82) and Susannah (55) appeared in the census of 1880 in Loysville, Perry Co., PA, USA.
  Census detail: Edward Miller (b. Abt 1798) Age 82 • Birth Place: PA, USA • Residence: Loysville, Perry Co., PA, USA • Gender: Male • Age: 82 • Gender: Male • Race: White • Marital Status: Married • Spouse's Name: Susan Miller • Occupation: Gentlemend • Father's Birth Place: Pennsylvania • Mother's Birth Place: Pennsylvania • Household Members: Edward Miller (82) Self (Head) • Susan Miller (55) Wife • Maggie B. Miller (21) Daughter • Edward C. Miller (9) Son.⁸

Employment:

• On 23-APR-1843, Edward worked Postmaster. Roseburg, Perry Co., PA, USA.⁹

Kinship:

• Ancestor

Jacob Miller¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• In 1812, Jacob Miller was born.
• Circa 1830, Jacob married Susan Dromgold.
• On 23-OCT-1859, Jacob Miller (47 years) died.

John Miller¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Circa 1780, John Miller was born.
• Before 1797, John married (Unknown) (Unknown).
• After 1798, John Miller died.

Kinship:

• Ancestor

John Philip Miller¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 8-JAN-1851, John Philip Miller was born in PA, USA.
• He was the son of Edward M. Miller and Susannah Rouse.²
• Circa 1870, John Philip Miller married first Mary Jacobs.
• Circa 1870, John Philip Miller married second Bessie Montague.
• After 1870, John Philip Miller died.

Census, Residence, and Tax Lists:

• On 1-JUN-1860, John (9) was listed in the 1860 census report as a resident in Edward and Susannah's household Madison Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.³
• On 1-JUN-1870, John (19) was listed in the 1870 census report as a resident in Edward and Susannah's household Tyrone Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.⁴

Kinship:

• Blood

Margaret Belle Miller¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 25-DEC-1858, Margaret Belle Miller was born in PA, USA.
• She was the daughter of Edward M. Miller and Susannah Rouse.²
• Circa 1880, Margaret married Robert McClellan Swartz.
• On 20-JAN-1937, Margaret Belle Miller (78 years and 26 days) died.

Census, Residence, and Tax Lists:

• On 1-JUN-1860, Margaret (1) was listed in the 1860 census report as a resident in Edward and Susannah's household Madison Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.³
• On 1-JUN-1870, Margaret (11) was listed in the 1870 census report as a resident in Edward and Susannah's household Tyrone Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.⁴
• On 1-JUN-1880, Margaret (21) was listed in the 1880 census report as a resident in Edward and Susannah's household Loysville, Perry Co., PA, USA.⁵

Other Events:

• Her married name was Swartz.

Kinship:

• Blood

Mary Miller¹

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• Circa 1817, Mary Miller was born.¹
• Circa 1843, Mary married Daniel Okum.¹

Other Events:

• Her married name was Okam.¹

Mary Elenor Miller^1,2

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 30-MAY-1848, Mary Elenor Miller was born in PA, USA.^1,3
• She was the daughter of Edward M. Miller and Susannah Rouse.¹
• Circa 1867, Mary married George Billman Ritter in PA, USA.¹
• On 15-AUG-1894, Mary Elenor Miller (46 years, 2 months and 16 days) died. Obituary in The Carlisle Sentinel, Wednesday, 15-AUG-1894, page 3:
  Mrs. George Ritter died suddenly this morning at her home on the Hetrick farm one mile east of Middlesex, aged 46 years. She was well when she arose this morning. A husband four sons and two daughters survive. Funeral on Friday morning at 6 a.m. at the house, interment at Centre church, Perry county. Middlesex, Cumberland Co., PA, USA.^3,1
• She is buried at Centre Presbyterian Cemetery, 3912 Freeman Hollow Rd, Loysville, Perry Co., PA, USA.³

Census, Residence, and Tax Lists:

• On 1-JUN-1850, Mary (2) was listed in the 1850 census report as a resident in Edward and Susannah's household Saville Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.⁴
• On 1-JUN-1860, Mary (12) was listed in the 1860 census report as a resident in Edward and Susannah's household Madison Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.⁵
• On 1-JUN-1870, Mary (22) and George (23) appeared in the census of 1870 in Tyrone Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.
  Census detail: George Ritter • Birth Place: Pennsylvania • Birth Date: abt 1846 • Age 24 • Gender: Male • Race: White • Male Citizen Over 21 • Occupation: Farmer • Dwelling Number: 41 • Post Office: Landisburg • Inferred Spouse: Mary Ritter • Inferred Children: John Ritter • Household Members: Mary Ritter (22) • Kate Blain (19.)⁶
• On 1-JUN-1880, Mary (32) and George (33) appeared in the census of 1880 in Tyrone Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.
  Census detail: George B. Ritter • Tyrone, Perry, Pennsylvania, USA • Relationship: Head • Birth Place: Pennsylvania • Birth Date: Abt 1847 • Age: 33 • Gender: Male • Race: White • Marital Status: Married • Spouse's Name: Mary E. Ritter • Occupation: Farmer • Father's Birth Place: Pennsylvania • Mother's Birth Place: Pennsylvania • Household Members: George B. Ritter (33) Self (Head) • Mary E. Ritter (32) Wife • John E. Ritter (12) Son • Frank W. Ritter (9) Son • Orrie O. Ritter (6) Son • George H. Ritter (5) Son • Elizebeth B. Ritter (1) Daughter.⁷

Other Events:

• Her married name was Ritter.

Kinship:

• Ancestor

Milton Clark Miller¹

Parents:

Birth, Marriage, Death, and Burial:

• On 16-MAR-1865, Milton Clark Miller was born in PA, USA.
• He was the son of Edward M. Miller and Susannah Rouse.²
• Circa 1885, Milton married Emma Jane Saunders.
• On 1-JUN-1927, Milton Clark Miller (62 years, 2 months and 16 days) died.

Census, Residence, and Tax Lists:

• On 1-JUN-1870, Milton (5) was listed in the 1870 census report as a resident in Edward and Susannah's household Tyrone Twp., Perry Co., PA, USA.³

Kinship:

• Blood