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THOMAS MILLER
c1624 ?EN to 1675 ?MA
son of ROBERT MILLER and ELIZABETH ETHEL NICHOLSON
THOMAS MILLER
c1624 ?EN to 1675 ?MA
son of ROBERT MILLER and ELIZABETH ETHEL NICHOLSON
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Search.........Person PAF-ID.........09002944 Gender.........male Status.........deceased Age............51y 9m 4d Last-Marital...married Fam-Group......MILLER Fam-ID.........MILLER Citizenship....immigrant |
#Marriages.....1 #Divorces......0 #Sources.......9 #Events........1 #Images:.......7 #Comments......1 #Siblings......1 #Children......1 |
Person-Type....A Immigrant?.....immigrant Immig-Known?...immigrant Parent?........father Spouse?........husband Sibling?.......brother Child?.........son Twin...........no Adopted?....... |
Title(s)....... Ancestor.......double ancestor RelatedToMe.... Gen-#..........12 Ahn-#.......... Religion....... PoliticParty... Ht/Wt/Eye/Hair. Burial......... |
Parents and Siblings
- Parent: ROBERT MILLER, male, born:1600 ?England, died:1624-1690 (24y 0m 0d) ?Massachusetts, Anc:2, #M:1
- Parent: ELIZABETH ETHEL NICHOLSON, female, born:1600 ?England, died:1624-1690 (24y 0m 0d) ?Massachusetts, Anc:2, #M:1
- Sibling: Obadiah MILLER, male, born:1622 ?England, died:1622-1712 (0y 0m 0d) ?Massachusetts, Dad:ROBERT MILLER, Mom:ELIZABETH ETHEL NICHOLSON
Spouse(s) and Children
- Marriage: 1649-10-12 Springfield, Hampden county, Massachusetts
- Spouse: SARAH MARSHFIELD, female, born:1621 Northumberland county, England, died:1709 (88y 0m 0d) Springfield, Hampden county, Massachusetts, Anc:2, Dad:THOMAS MARSHFIELD, Mom:MERCY PRISCILLA GOODY
- ..Child: SAMUEL MILLER Sr., male, born:1655-04-20 ?Massachusetts, died:1727-02-11 (71y 9m 22d) ?Springfield, Hampden county, Massachusetts, Anc:2, Dad:THOMAS MILLER, Mom:SARAH MARSHFIELD
Events
Birth: 1624 y0m0d, ?England">England
Married: 1649-10-12, Age:25y9m11d, Role:groom
Death: 1675-10-05, Age:51y9m4d, Lt. Cooper and Thomas Miller rode horseback towards the town fort. Two shots rang out. Thomas Miller was instantly killed. A third shot mortally wounded Lt. Cooper who died immediately after reaching the nearest garrisoned house. Lt. Cooper and Thomas Miller rode horseback towards the town fort. Two shots rang out. Thomas Miller was instantly killed. A third shot mortally wounded Lt. Cooper who died immediately after reaching the nearest garrisoned house.
Pos-held: Once a year the townsfolk of Springfield chose a committee of half a dozen or so citizens to handle the town affairs. The first committee included ancestors Samuel Chapin, Thomas Miller and Henry Smith. Thomas did not like that he was appointed as fence viewer and was fined two shilling for not properly fulfilling his office duties. Once a year the townsfolk of Springfield chose a committee of half a dozen or so citizens to handle the town affairs. The first committee included ancestors Samuel Chapin, Thomas Miller and Henry Smith. Thomas did not like that he was appointed as fence viewer and was fined two shilling for not properly fulfilling his office duties.
Misc: In his youthful days Thomas Miller had struck with the butt of his gun an elderly Indian named Reippumsick. The Indian took the matter to Judge William Pynchon. Because of concern of future relations with the Indians, the court ruled that Thomas Miller be sentenced to fifteen lashes of a whip. Thomas, however, made his peace with the Indians by payment of four fathoms of wampum. At a later future time, Thomas again had an encounter with Indians, Thomas claiming they struck his wife and threw sticks at his children. Over time, the local Indians did not like Thomas but knew he was an important citizen of Springfield because of the many positions he held over the years. In his youthful days Thomas Miller had struck with the butt of his gun an elderly Indian named Reippumsick. The Indian took the matter to Judge William Pynchon. Because of concern of future relations with the Indians, the court ruled that Thomas Miller be sentenced to fifteen lashes of a whip. Thomas, however, made his peace with the Indians by payment of four fathoms of wampum. At a later future time, Thomas again had an encounter with Indians, Thomas claiming they struck his wife and threw sticks at his children. Over time, the local Indians did not like Thomas but knew he was an important citizen of Springfield because of the many positions he held over the years.
Birth: 1624 y0m0d, ?England">England
Married: 1649-10-12, Age:25y9m11d, Role:groom
Death: 1675-10-05, Age:51y9m4d, Lt. Cooper and Thomas Miller rode horseback towards the town fort. Two shots rang out. Thomas Miller was instantly killed. A third shot mortally wounded Lt. Cooper who died immediately after reaching the nearest garrisoned house. Lt. Cooper and Thomas Miller rode horseback towards the town fort. Two shots rang out. Thomas Miller was instantly killed. A third shot mortally wounded Lt. Cooper who died immediately after reaching the nearest garrisoned house.
Pos-held: Once a year the townsfolk of Springfield chose a committee of half a dozen or so citizens to handle the town affairs. The first committee included ancestors Samuel Chapin, Thomas Miller and Henry Smith. Thomas did not like that he was appointed as fence viewer and was fined two shilling for not properly fulfilling his office duties. Once a year the townsfolk of Springfield chose a committee of half a dozen or so citizens to handle the town affairs. The first committee included ancestors Samuel Chapin, Thomas Miller and Henry Smith. Thomas did not like that he was appointed as fence viewer and was fined two shilling for not properly fulfilling his office duties.
Misc: In his youthful days Thomas Miller had struck with the butt of his gun an elderly Indian named Reippumsick. The Indian took the matter to Judge William Pynchon. Because of concern of future relations with the Indians, the court ruled that Thomas Miller be sentenced to fifteen lashes of a whip. Thomas, however, made his peace with the Indians by payment of four fathoms of wampum. At a later future time, Thomas again had an encounter with Indians, Thomas claiming they struck his wife and threw sticks at his children. Over time, the local Indians did not like Thomas but knew he was an important citizen of Springfield because of the many positions he held over the years. In his youthful days Thomas Miller had struck with the butt of his gun an elderly Indian named Reippumsick. The Indian took the matter to Judge William Pynchon. Because of concern of future relations with the Indians, the court ruled that Thomas Miller be sentenced to fifteen lashes of a whip. Thomas, however, made his peace with the Indians by payment of four fathoms of wampum. At a later future time, Thomas again had an encounter with Indians, Thomas claiming they struck his wife and threw sticks at his children. Over time, the local Indians did not like Thomas but knew he was an important citizen of Springfield because of the many positions he held over the years.
Image(s)
I__0850 - Family Information of Thomas Miller
I__1080 - Torrey's Marriages Book with Two Millers and Their Wives
I__1211 - Book 'History of Hampden County Massachusetts', vol.I, 1902, Alfred Copeland
I__1212 - Book 'History of Springfield in Massachusetts for the Young', 1909, Chas. Barrow
I__1230 - Book 'Descendants of Captain Joseph Miller of West Springfield, Massachusetts'
Z__0001 - Map of Counties of England
Z__0030 - Map of Counties of Massachusetts
I__0850 - Family Information of Thomas Miller
I__1080 - Torrey's Marriages Book with Two Millers and Their Wives
I__1211 - Book 'History of Hampden County Massachusetts', vol.I, 1902, Alfred Copeland
I__1212 - Book 'History of Springfield in Massachusetts for the Young', 1909, Chas. Barrow
I__1230 - Book 'Descendants of Captain Joseph Miller of West Springfield, Massachusetts'
Z__0001 - Map of Counties of England
Z__0030 - Map of Counties of Massachusetts
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In his youthful days Thomas Miller had struck with the butt of his gun an elderly Indian named Reippumsick. The Indian took the matter to Judge William Pynchon. Because of concern of future relations with the Indians, the court ruled that Thomas Miller be sentenced to fifteen lashes of a whip. Thomas, however, made his peace with the Indians by payment of four fathoms of wampum. At a later future time, Thomas again had an encounter with Indians, Thomas claiming they struck his wife and threw sticks at his children. Over time, the local Indians did not like Thomas but knew he was an important citizen of Springfield because of the many positions he held over the years.
In his youthful days Thomas Miller had struck with the butt of his gun an elderly Indian named Reippumsick. The Indian took the matter to Judge William Pynchon. Because of concern of future relations with the Indians, the court ruled that Thomas Miller be sentenced to fifteen lashes of a whip. Thomas, however, made his peace with the Indians by payment of four fathoms of wampum. At a later future time, Thomas again had an encounter with Indians, Thomas claiming they struck his wife and threw sticks at his children. Over time, the local Indians did not like Thomas but knew he was an important citizen of Springfield because of the many positions he held over the years.
Sources
Book Baptisms, Marriages and Deaths 1736-1809 First Church of Springfield, Lewis, 1938
Book Founders of Early American Families, M.B. Colket, 1985, 2002
Book Genealogies of the Early Settlers of America (three volumes), H. Whittemore, 1898, 1967
Book Immigrant Ancestors Before 1750, F.A. Virkus, 1980 (unreliable source)
Book New England Marriages Prior to 1700, Torrey, 1985
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Book Baptisms, Marriages and Deaths 1736-1809 First Church of Springfield, Lewis, 1938
Book Founders of Early American Families, M.B. Colket, 1985, 2002
Book Genealogies of the Early Settlers of America (three volumes), H. Whittemore, 1898, 1967
Book Immigrant Ancestors Before 1750, F.A. Virkus, 1980 (unreliable source)
Book New England Marriages Prior to 1700, Torrey, 1985
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