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Born 1810, Campbell county
From History of Ray County, Mo. (1881)
ROBERT G. MILLER.
Robert Glenn Miller was born in Campbell county, East Tennessee, August 17, 1810. He came to Ray county and settled in Polk township, in 1830, where he lived during about fifteen years, and then moved to Caldwell county, Missouri. During the time he lived in the latter county he was elected and served as sheriff three terms, and was also a member of the county court. He also held at different times, several township offices. December 18, 1879, he returned to Ray county and located at the town of Vibbard, and is now (April, 1881,) engaged in conducting a hotel at that place. Mr. Miller was married in East Tennessee, March 1, 1829, to Miss Rebecca Skidmore, a native of Campbell county, East Tennessee born July 2, 1811. The issue of this marriage was ten children. Their names with dates of birth, follow, viz.: David, born November 22, 1829; Catherine E., born September 19, 1832; Hannah, born November 27, 1834: James, born March 9, 1836; Allen L. D., born March 26, 1838; Isabella born February 14, 1840; Robert G., born April 4, 1842; Lydia J., born December 19, 1844; John T.,born March 19, 1847; Julia Ann, born April 10, 1849. Mrs. Miller died August 17th, 1851, and Mr. Miller married again May 9, 1852, to Eliza Ann Pollard, by Judge Hawkins Green. Six children were born of this union, viz.: David A., born April 3, 1853; Mary F., born September 20, 1>54; Maria J., born March 14, 1858; Ann E., born February 26, 1859; Rebecca A., born May 11, 1860; Clotilde, born June 22, 1862. Mrs. Eliza A. Miller died January 20, 1880. The following named children are also deceased: Catherine E., died January 17, 1835; David, died May 28, 1846; Allen L. D., died May 5, 1858; Mary F., July 6, 1877; John T., was killed November 30, 1864, at the battle of Franklin, Tennessee. He was a member of company C, 44th Missouri infantry, U. S. A. David A. has studied medicine, and intends soon going to a medical college. He was married May 18, 1881, to Miss Sallie Hill, by Elder C. S. Bolton. He is a young gentleman of great promise.
As printed in History of Ray County, Mo. (1881). See the original pages. Wording is the original; obvious scanning errors have been corrected, and a few may remain.
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