Jesse Miller
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He is enumerated in 1850 at Mulberry, Franklin County. From 1852 to 1861 he was a member of the Arkansas State Senate. In 1860 and 1870 he and his family are enumerated living in Mulberry, Franklin County, Arkansas. On the 1860 Slave Schedule, he is listed as owning 15 slaves, which made him one of the larger slave-owners in Franklin County. | He is enumerated in 1850 at Mulberry, Franklin County. From 1852 to 1861 he was a member of the Arkansas State Senate. In 1860 and 1870 he and his family are enumerated living in Mulberry, Franklin County, Arkansas. On the 1860 Slave Schedule, he is listed as owning 15 slaves, which made him one of the larger slave-owners in Franklin County. | ||
| − | Amanda (Whitson) Miller died 1873 probably at Mulberry, Franklin County, Arkansas. In 1880, Jesse is enumerated in Maxey Township, Franklin County. | + | Amanda (Whitson) Miller died 1873 probably at Mulberry, Franklin County, Arkansas. In 1880, Jesse is enumerated in Maxey Township, Franklin County. In 1889 his biography appeared in the [[Goodspeed's Northwestern Arkansas|Goodspeed's History of Northwest Arkansas]]. |
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| − | In 1889 his biography appeared in the [[Goodspeed's Northwestern Arkansas|Goodspeed's History of Northwest Arkansas]]. | + | |
Jesse Miller died 25 Oct 1891 probably at Maxey Township, Franklin County, Arkansas. He left a will in Franklin County dated 10 Jan 1890 giving everything to his daughter Annie (Miller) Wells. | Jesse Miller died 25 Oct 1891 probably at Maxey Township, Franklin County, Arkansas. He left a will in Franklin County dated 10 Jan 1890 giving everything to his daughter Annie (Miller) Wells. | ||
