In the Breckenridge county records, Vol. 3; page 150 Christley Miller, married to Jane Miller died in 1815 in Breckenridge Co. On Dec.18, 1815, these records were entered into Breckenridge county court; Benjamin Yager is appointed guardian to MICHAEL MILLER, infant orphan of Christley Miller, decd. James Tate is appointed guardian for BETSEY MILLER, infant etc. etc Thomas Patton is appointed guardian for WILLIAM MILLER, infant. John Dejarnet is appointed guardian for NANCY MILLER. On page 151 of the same records; Ordered that Thomas Patton (he was constable for the 2nd district), James Moredock, Leonard Miller and Thomas Lowry or any three of them being duly sworn, do allot and assign to Jane Miller her dower in the lands that her deceased husband Christley Miller died seized and possessed of, and make a report thereof agreeable to law. Chrisley Miller Estate Papers.pdf Revolutionary War Records - Christley Miller was a Private in the Virginia Militia. Timeline 1770 - 1774 Josephtown, PA Breckinridge County, Kentucky Deed Book Deed Book G pg92 Note Barney brother to Christley. Christley Miller departed this life leaving Jane Miller wife, now Weathersholt CH: Barney Miller JR Barnett, Polly Pate m.James, Michael Miller, Henry Miller m Emily Lay, Nancy Hendricks m. Calvin, John Miller, Elizabeth Miller, William Miller. Jenny Miller widow of Christley decd came to court for administration on estate - granted and entered bond of $1000.00 Aug 21, 1815. William Seaton, John Walker, Samuel Patton, and Dennis Waggoner to appraise money and slaves, if any, and personal estate of Christley Miller. December 18, 1815 Benjamin Yeager appointed guardian of Michael Miller infant orphan of Christley Miller deceased. James Tate guardian for Betsey Miller infant orphan of Chrisley Miller deceased. Thomas Patton guardian of William infant orphan of Chrisley Miller. John Dejarnet guardian of Nancy infant orphan of Chrisley Miller. John Miller appointed guardian to Nancy Miller Jan 18, 1819 exchanged with John Dejarnet. Breckinridge County, Kentucky Court Records page 39 page 40 page 41 page 64 Breckinridge County Census Records 1810 MILLER CHRISTLEY Breckinridge County KY 157 13110-31010-00 Federal Population Schedule KY 1810 Federal Census Index KYS1a2176494 1810 Federal Census Breckenridge County, Kentucky OTHERS in 1810 Census
Transcription of the readable portions of this record by Linda Sparks Starr October 2005 is true to the original except for highlighting and paragraphing. The record, which names all eight children of Christley Miller died in 1815, was deposited in the Breckinridge County, Kentucky Archives by Willa Mac Coulter who failed to note the book and page number. She over-wrote some important words there were too faint to read or were cut off the bottom line when copying the original. Transcription Taken from Main page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lksstarr/ This Indenture made this 21st day of June One thousand eight hundred and twenty four Between Barney Miller & Judith his wife, James Tate and Polly his wife, late Polly Miller, Michael Miller and Nancy his wife, Henry Miller and Calvin Hendricks and Nancy his wife late Nancy Miller all of the County of Breckenridge and State of Kentucky of the one part and John Miller of the County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth That whereas Christley Miller deceased died Seized and possessed of a certain tract or parcel of land Situate lying and being in the Said County of Breckenridge on the waters of Hardins creek a branch of Sinking creek formerly called Limestone _____. John Walkers 600 acre Survey on the East Side and containing by Survey 200 acres patented to John Helm and by John Helm conveyed to Barney Miller and by the Said Barney Miller to the above named Christley Miller and bounded as follows Beginning at the North East corner of John Walkers 600 acres Survey a white oak and cherry tree on the north point of a ridge and South Side of a Small branch thence North 25 degrees West 92 poles to a white oak and Spanish oak thence North 65 East 130 poles to a gum by a rock thence South 25 East ___ 6 1/4 poles to a white oak and Beech thence South 65 West 130 poles to two White oaks and hickory in walkers line thence along his line North 25 degrees West 144 1/4 poles to the Beginning and the Said Christley Miller departed this life leaving his wife Jane Miller now Jane Weatherholt his widow and 8 children the above named Barney Miller, Junior Polly Miller now Polly Tate wife of James Tate, Michael Miller, Henry Miller, now Nancy Hendricks now wife of Calvin Hendricks and the above named John Miller together with two others not above named towit Elizabeth _ & William Miller and the above named parties of the first part having Sold to the above named John Miller the party of the Second part all their claim right & title in & to said Tract of land This Indenture Witnesseth that the party of the first part for and in consideration of the Several Sums of Money hereafter mentioned paid to the parties of the first part of the said John Miller [inserted above line: the sum of $75 To James Tate & wife $75 To Michael Miller] ______ Said Barney Miller $85, To Henry Miller $79 and to Calvin Hendricks and wife the Sum of $57. The receipt of which Said ____ Sum of Money the parties of the first part do hereby acknowledge have granted bargained and sold by these presents do grant bargain Sell alien and [not copied in original] ___ & John Miller his heirs forever all [first line not readable] In Testimony whereof they the party of the first part have hereunto Set their
hands and Seals this day & year first above written [Next line blotted out by use of scotch tape on fold] Clerks office June 21st 1824 |
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