FOUNDERS OF FORT NO. 4, CHARLESTOWN, NH
From:	Farns10th@aol.com - Janice Farnsworth

Surname:  MILLER
Source:   History of Charlestown, NH - Fort No. 4 by
          Rev. Henry H. Saunderson pub. l876

p. 482
Jesse Miller son of Phineas and Sarah (Withington) Miller
of Fitzwilliam afterwards of Gilsum and Stoddard, NH
b. Apr l9, l808; m. (l) Harriet Pollard dau of Samuel and
Betsy (Sawyer) Pollard b. June 25, l820.  Their children:
1.  Sumner Miller m. Thirza Clark. Res: Holyoke, MA
2.  Herbert H. Miller b. Mr 4,l844 m. Dec. 2l, l864
    Laura E. Taylor dau of Orin and Charlotte M. (Hay-
    wood) Taylor b. Aug 9, l845
l. Charles H. Miller b. Feb 5, l866.
Jesse Miller m. (2) Olive Ardelia Fletcher b. Feb l850
dau of Joel and Dolly (Silsby) Fletcher b. Orwell, VT
Dec 28, l8ll.  Jesse Miller settled at Charlestown, NH
about l828.

p.482
John Miller b. in Newburg, Germany Aug l7,l8l9 m. Mar
l842 Maria M. (Krattin) Meellar b.June 2, l822 at New-
burg, Germany.  Their children:
1.  John Miller b. Dec 26, l843 d. l845.
2.  John Henry Miller b. Dec 30, l845
3.  Christina Miller b. at Charlestown l847
4.  Henry Miller b. Mar 23, l849 d. l860
5.  John Miller 2d b. l85l d. l860
6.  Frank Miller b.l856 d. l869
7.  George Miller b. Feb 22,l858
8.  Lizzie Miller b. l866.

p.483
Granville Miller son of Aaron A and Millissa (Wilder)
Miller b. at Lempster May 7, l829 m. May 8,l855 Jane
M. Wheeler dau of David and Electa (Moore) Wheeler b.
at Newport, NH Apr 7,l829.
l. Charles F. Miller b. Aug l2, l864.

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