James Miller, dated 5 Mo. 20, 1729, from Dublin, Ireland, received 2 Mo. 25, 1730.
James Miller, possibly a brother of Gayen and John Miller, married Catharine, daughter of Thomas Lightfoot, in Ireland, and lived for some time at Timahoe Meeting, County Kildare. They arrived at Philadelphia, in the Sizargh, of Whitehaven, 9 Mo. 10, 1729. Here the wife, who was a minister in the Society, died, 10 Mo. 17, 1729. James Miller then settled with his children in New Garden. He was married a second time to Ruth Seaton, of London Grove, 2 Mo. 10, 1734, and removed to Leacock Township, Lancaster County, where he died in the early part of 1749.
Children of James and Catharine Miller :
1. Sarah, m. Thomas Milhouse, in Ireland, and came to New Garden in 1729.
2. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Hiett, in Ireland, and came to New Garden in 1733.
3 James, b. about 1708, d. 1758; m. 1st Rachel (Fred) Miller, widow of James (son of Gayen), 1733, and had
children (Thomas, Benjamin, Katharine). He m. 2d Rebecca, daughter of Jacob Kirk, 1 Mo. 6, 1749, and had children (Rachel, Sarah, Hannah).
4. Mary, m. Isaac Jackson (son of Thomas), 4 Mo. II, 1730, and had seven children ; they removed to Eno, North Carolina, in 1751.
5. Katharine, b. 1 Mo. 30, 1713, at Timahoe County, Kildare, Ireland ; d. 4 Mo. 2, 1781 ; m. William Jackson, 9 Mo. 9, 1733.
6. Ann, m. William Farquhar, 2 Mo. 19, 1733.
7. Hannah, m. James Jackson, 8 Mo. 31, 1745. No issue.
— Potts, Our Family Ancestors, 248-9.