Person:Jonathan Miller (24)

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Jonathan Miller
b.1760 Funkstown, Washington, Maryland
d.7 Feb 1849 Mount Vernon, Knox, Ohio, United States
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  • F.  John Miller (add)
  • M.  Mary Wright (add)
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  1. Jonathan Miller1760 - 1849
Spouse and Children
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m. 1780
  1. Israel Miller1783 - 1871
  2. Nancy Miller1786 -
  3. James Miller1788 - 1861
  4. Eli Miller1794 - 1864
  5. Rebecca Miller - 1829
  6. Experience Perie Miller
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Facts and Events
Name[3] Jonathan Miller
Gender Male
Birth[1] 1760 Funkstown, Washington, Maryland
Marriage 1780 Fayette County, Pennsylvaniato Mary Hickman
Employment[2] 1815 Knox County, Ohio, United StatesAssessor of Taxes
Employment[2] 1815 Knox County, Ohio, United StatesElected as a Knox County OH Commissioner
Employment[2] 1816 Knox County, Ohio, United StatesElected to the Ohio House of Representatives
Occupation[2] 1816 Mt. Vernon, Ohio, United StatesFounding Member of the Owl Creek Bank
Military[2] Mr. Miller Was an Ensign under the Command of Capt. Daniel Clapsaddle in the Flying Camp, Washington, Maryland during the Revolutionary War. He Is One of Six Known Revolutionary War Veterans Buried Here. the Daughters of the American Revolution Show His Service as Being in Virginia, But I Have Documents from the State of Pennsylvania Showing His Service There, too
Other[2] 1817 Knox County, Ohio, United StatesTreasurer of Mt. Zion Lodge No. 9
Death[1] 7 Feb 1849 Mount Vernon, Knox, Ohio, United States
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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Jonathan Miller, in Ancestry.com Member Trees
    https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/3444599/person/-1278683915/hints?Hints.hintStatus=Deferred.

    Name Jonathan Miller
    Birth 1759 - Funkstown,Washington, Maryland, USA
    Death 7 Feb 1849 - Mount Vernon, Knox Co., Ohio, USA

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Jonathan Miller, in Find A Grave
    https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/54069834/jonathan-miller.

    Mr. Miller was an Ensign under the command of Capt. Daniel Clapsaddle in the Flying Camp, Washington Co., Maryland during the Revolutionary War. He is one of six known Revolutionary War Veterans buried here. (Source: Mound View Cemetery Self-Guided Walking Tour doc.)

    Jonathan Miller in 1815 appointed Assessor of Taxes, Knox County, OH; 1815 elected as a Knox County OH Commissioner; 1816 elected to the Ohio House of Representatives; 1816 was a founding member of the Owl Creek Bank in Mt. Vernon OH; and 1817 Treasurer of Mt. Zion Lodge No. 9. The Daughters of the American Revolution show his service as being in Virginia, but I have documents from the State of Pennsylvania showing his service there, too. (Source: 5Patriots (#47485996) )

  3. ↑ Jonathan Miller, in Ancestors of Howard Hickman
    http://hickmangenealogy.com/g0/p810.htm#i16188.

    Jonathan Miller was born in 1760 at Funkstown, MD.. He married Mary Hickman, daughter of Charles Hickman, in 1780 at Fayette Co, PA.. He was listed in tax lists from 1785 to 1788 at Menallen Twp, Fayette Co, PA.. He died on 7 February 1849 at Mt. Vernon, OH.. He was buried at Mound View Cemetery, Mt. Vernon, OH..

    Part of a lengthy letter dated September 23rd., 1884, written by Dr. Henry MILLER who was a grandson of Jonathan MILLER and Mary HICKMAN.
    "Jonathan Miller, my paternal grandfather, who descended from German parentage, was born at or near Funkstown, Washington County, Maryland, probably in the year 1759, or possibly in 1760. In his early boyhood his parents removed to Fayette Co., Pennsylvania, where he grew to manhood, married Mary Hickman, (his cousin) who was also born of German parentage, at Funkstown, Maryland, her family also having removed to Fayette County, Pennsylvania, in her childhood. Their marriage was probably in the year 1780 or 1781. From this marriage they reared a numerous family on sons and daughters, six of whom grew to manhood and womanhood, and all married and nearly all lived to old age."

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