Biographical Sketch of W. T. Miller, Johnson County, Missouri
Jackson Township
>From "The History of Johnson County, Missouri," 
Kansas City Historical Co. 1881

W. T. MILLER,

assistant postmaster of Pittsville, was born in Johnson county, August
24, 1850.  He received a limited education at the common schools.  W.
E. Miller, his father, was a well-to-do farmer, born in Ray county,
Tennessee.  Emigrated to Missouri in 1840, and settled near Pittsville,
on Blackwater.  In 1858, moved on to the homestead now occupied by the
widow and the family.  Mr. Miller died in 1879.  The farm contains 180
acres.  Mr. Miller was for many years before his death, a prominent
member of the M.E. church, South.  W.T. Miller's mother was born in
Lafayette county, this state, and was the daughter of Judge Emmons, who
was one of the earliest settlers of Missouri.  W.T.'s mother raised a
family of nine children, all of whom are living: James A., Baxter M., J.
H., J.E., C.C., John, Anna J., Ella and Wm. T., who is the eldest son,
and our subject; he has charge of the farm; also has a clerkship at Holt
Davis' store, which position he has held for several years in the same
store.  Mr. Miller is a member of the Odd Fellows lodge, and is a man of
sterling integrity.

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