BUTLER COUNTY OHIO - BIOS: MILLIKEN, ROBERT BARBOUR (published 1882)
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A HISTORY and BIOGRAPHICAL CYCLOPAEDIA of BUTLER COUNTY, OHIO,
with ILLUSTRATIONS AND SKETCHES of its REPRESENTATIVE MEN AND PIONEERS.
(picture plus Ohio seal)
WESTERN BIOGRAPHICAL PUBLISHING CO.,
CINCINNATI, O.
1882

located at the On-Line site at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohbutler/cyc/

Sent by: Audrey Shields Hancock

Robert Barbour MILLIKIN, clerk of the courts of Butler County, was born in
this city March 21, 1844. He is the son of Thomas MILLIKIN, and grandson of
Dr. Robert B. MILLIKIN, and his mother was Mary VAN HOOK, daughter of
William B. VAN HOOK. He attended school in Hamilton, and afterwards was two
years at the Park Latin School, Boston, Massachusetts. On leaving there, he
entered Miami University, where he was two years, then enlisting in the
Ninety-third Regiment, on July 16, 1862. He was promoted to be second
lieutenant May 6, 1864, and first lieutenant May 31, 1864. He resigned on
account of disability November 22, 1864. He began business as a manufacturer
of implements and machinery at Hamilton in 1865, in the firm of MILLIKIN &
Co, now MILLIKIN & CISLE. He was clerk of the city of Hamilton for six years
from 1875, and is now the clerk of the courts of Butler County. He is a
member of the Grand Army of the Republic, Ancient Order of United Workmen,
and the Knights of Honor. He was married at Piqua, Ohio, August 16, 1865, to
Carrie E. BRANDON, daughter of Abel and Martha BRANDON, pioneer settlers of
Miami County, Ohio.


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