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Born 1815
From History of Stark County, with an outline sketch of Ohio (1881)
DAVID MILLER, farmer; P. O. West Brooktield: was lion in Center Co.. Penn., Aug. 22, 1815, the fourth child born to Frederick Miller. David came West, with his parents, when 8 years of age, and settled in this township. David stayed at home until 21 years of age, and at 22 married Sarah Oberlin. born in this township July 22, 1818, daughter of John Ob--rlin, and sister of C. N. Oberlin, of Massillon. After maitiage, they moved to this place, where they have since resided. He began farming for others on the "shares," but now owns 114 acres of good land; he has eleven children- Frederick, at home; John, this township: Rebecca, Mrs. John Packard, this township: Catharine, Mrs. Jacob Myers, this township; Amelia, Mrs. George Kendrick, in Crawford Co., Ill.; Israel, same county; Caroline, Mi's. John Asleman, in Kansas: Alice, Mrs. David Mattey, -Jefferson: David, at home: Sai'ah, at home. Mr. Miller sent three sons to the war, all of whom came safely home: he and wife are members of the German Refcn'med Church.
As printed in History of Stark County, with an outline sketch of Ohio (1881). See the original pages. Wording is the original; obvious scanning errors have been corrected, and a few may remain.
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