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c.1830 Born in Basford | c.1830 Born in Basford | ||
Seems to have married Mary A. Smith, daughter of [[Sydney Smith (2)|Sydney Smith]] | Seems to have married Mary A. Smith<ref>Birth record of his son John Smith Miller</ref>, presumably daughter of [[Sydney Smith (2)|Sydney Smith]]. | ||
1856 His son [[John Smith Miller]] was born in Hyson Green | 1856 His son [[John Smith Miller]] was born in Hyson Green | ||
Revision as of 17:37, 15 January 2019
c.1830 Born in Basford
Seems to have married Mary A. Smith[1], presumably daughter of Sydney Smith.
1856 His son John Smith Miller was born in Hyson Green
1861 John Miller 31, commercial traveller, lived in Sherwood, with Mary A Miller 37, Emmeline Miller 6, John S Miller 4, Gertrude Miller 1[2]
At some point became principal of Smith Brothers and Co[3]
1871 John Miller 41, brassfounder and finisher employing 95 men and 25 boys, lived in Sherwood with Mary A Miller 39, Emmeline Miller 16, John S Miller 14, Gertrude Miller 11, Edith M Miller 4, Ira P Miller 3[4]
1881 John Miller 51, brass founder, lived in Sherwood with Mary A. Miller 48, John S. Miller 24, brass founder, Gertrude Miller 21, Edith M. Miller 14, Ira P. Miller 13, May E. Miller 2[5]
1891 John Miller 61, brass founder, employer, and May A Miller 58, were with his son in law, John Miller 37, children's clothing manufacturer, employer, lived in Woodford, Essex, with Emmaline Miller 36, May C Miller 12, John G Miller 8[6]
1901 John Miller 71, brass founder, employer, lived in Nottingham, with Mary A Miller 69, Ira Percy Miller 32, brass founder worker[7]
1911 Died in Nottingham[8]