Person:Henry Miller (131)

Henry Miller was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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Disambiguation

Not to be confused with Henry Miller (1736-1784), son of Adam Miller, who married Anna Elizabeth Koger.

Not to be confused with Henry Miller (1732-1796) of Mossy Creek, Rockingham County, Virginia, who married Hannah Winter.

Early Land Acquisition in Augusta County, VA

Land Grant Surveys in Virginia:

• Page 169 - Henry Miller, 390 acres, on the Shenandoah. Adjoining his patent. April 28, 1770. [Abstract of Land Grant Surveys, 1761-1791, Augusta & Rockingham Counties, Virginia, by Peter Cline Kaylor, pg. 61].

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   In 1783, Henry Miller died, with his widow Sarah Miller designated administratrix, and surety bonds posted by his brother Abraham Miller and William Crow.12 In the same year, Sarah Miller and William Crow, in their capacity as witnesses, proved a power of attorney from John Miller (deceased) to Henry Miller giving him authority to collect a 1772 debt owed him by one Taverner Beal in Dunmore (now Shenandoah) County, Virginia.13 Later that same year, Abraham Miller was named administrator for the estate of John Miller.14
   
   https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~crow2000/genealogy/who_was_ann_miller.htm

2. ↑ Killed at the Battle of Blue Licks, in National Guard Roll of Honor Killed in the Line of Duty.

   The Battle of Blue Licks was fought on August 19, 1782, and was the last battle of the American Revolutionary War fought in Kentucky. On a hill next to the Licking River in what is now Robertson County, a force of about 50 British rangers and 300 American Indians ambushed and routed 182 Kentucky militiamen killing some 64. It was the worst defeat for the Kentuckians during the war.
   
   Black, Charles [Clarence], Private
   Boone, Israel, Private [Son of Daniel Boone]
   Boone, Thomas, Private
   Brannon, Samuel, Private
   Brown, James, Private, Surveyor
   Bulger, John, Captain
   Corn, Esau, Private
   Cunningham, Hugh, Private,
   Douglass [Douglas], John, Private
   Eades [Eads], William, Private
   Farrier, Thomas, Private
   Ferguson, Charles, Private
   Field [Fields], Ezekiel, Private
   Folley, John, Private
   Foster, Daniel, Private
   Fry, John, Private
   Gilvins [Givins], William, Lieutenant
   Gordon, John, Captain
   Graham, Little James, Private
   Green, Jervis, Private
   Greggs [Gregg], Daniel, Private
   Harlan, Silas, Major - died leading the advance party.
   Harper, Francis, Private
   Harper, Matthew, Private
   Harris, William, Private
   Hinson, Thomas, Lieutenant
   Jolly, John, Private
   Kennedy, John, Lieutenant
   Kincaid, Joseph, Captain
   Ledgerwood, James, Captured and Killed
   Lindsey, Joseph, Ensign
   Marshall, Gilbert, Private
   McBride, William, Captain
   McBride, Francis, Private
   McConnell, Andrew, Private
   McCracken, Isaac, Private
   McGuire, James, Lieutenant
   Miller, Henry, Private
   Nelson, John, Private
   Nutt, John, Private
   Oldfield, Joseph, Private
   O'Neal, John, Private
   Overton, Clough, Captain
   Polley [Polly], Drury, Private
   Price, John, Private
   Robertson, William, Private
   Rogers, Barnett, Lieutenant
   Rose, Matthias [Matthew], Private
   Shannon, William, Ensign
   Smith, James, Private
   Smith, William, Private
   Stapleton, John, Private
   Stephens, William, Private
   Stern, Val, Private
   Stevenson, John, Private
   Stewart, William, Private
   Todd, John, Colonel [grandfather of Mary Todd Lincoln]
   Tomlinson, Richard, Private
   Trigg, Stephen, Lieutenant Colonel
   Wilson, Israel, Private,
   Wilson [1], John, Private
   Wilson [2], John, Private
   Woods, Archibald, Private
   Wylie, Matthew, Private