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George Miller
George MILLER (1817 – 1860) was Alex’s 3rd Great Grandfather; one of 16 in this generation of the Miller line. His brother John Allan Miller wrote in a letter, Aug. 8, 1908. “He was very industrious and thrifty, was highly esteemed … Continue reading
Posted in -5th Generation, Be Fruitful and Multiply, Historical Monument, Immigrant - North America, Line - Miller, Public Office, Storied
Tagged 14th Infantry - Wisconsin Volunteers, 1st Wisconsin Cavalry, American Expeditionary Force University at Beaune France., Battle of Dallas Georgia, Battle of Fort Blakely, Battle of Shiloh, Battle of Vicksburg, New Brunswick, Siege of Corinth, U.S. Colored Troops 48th Infantry Regiment, Winnebago Wisconsin, Wisconsin 21st Infantry
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Capt John Hawes
Capt. John HAWES (c. 1635 – 1701) was Alex’s 9th Great Grandfather two ways; one of 1,024 in this generation of the Shaw line through his son Joseph and one of 1, 024 in this generation of the Shaw line through his … Continue reading
Deacon Joseph Hawes
Deacon Joseph HAWES (1673 – 1752) was Alex’s 8th Great Grandfather; one of 512 in this generation of the Shaw line. Deacon Joseph Hawes was born on 16 July 1673 at Yarmouth, Plymouth Colony . His parents were Capt John HAWES and Desire GORHAM. He married Mary HOWES … Continue reading
Posted in 10th Generation, Be Fruitful and Multiply, Historical Monument, Line - Shaw, Public Office
Tagged Yarmouth
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Capt. Edward Bangs
Capt. Edward BANGS(1591 – 1678) was Alex’s 10th Great Grandfather; one of 2,048 in this generation. Edward Bangs was baptized on 28 Oct 1591 at Penfield, Essex, England. His parents were John BANGS and Jane CHAIRE (CHAVIS). Reports that Edward was born at Chichester, … Continue reading
Isaac Hawes
Isaac HAWES (1765 – 1840) was Alex’s 5th Great Grandfather; one of 64 in this generation of the Shaw line. Issac Hawes was born at Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA, on 14 May 1765. His parents Thomas HAWES II and Desire HAWES who were … Continue reading
Posted in -7th Generation, Be Fruitful and Multiply, Line - Shaw, Public Office, Twins
Tagged Vassalboro, Yarmouth
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Lt. William Miner
Lt. William MINER (1670 – 1725) was Alex’s 8th Great Grandfather, one of 512 in this generation. William Miner was born on 6 Nov 1670 in Niantic, CT near Lyme and New London. He was son of Clement MINER and Frances … Continue reading
Posted in 10th Generation, Be Fruitful and Multiply, Historical Monument, Line - Miner, Public Office, Veteran
Tagged Lyme, Thomas Lee House
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