HISTORY OF CUBA VILLAGE, NEW YORK. Merritt Millett, son of Ephraim and Rachel (Graham) Millett, was born in Cuba, Oct. 31, 1845. His grandfather Alexander Millett came to Belfast in 1837. He was a farmer and died in 1864, his wife about 1849. Ephraim Millett was born near Rochester Nov. 27, 1819. He was a farmer, and a cooper by trade and always pursued that occupation. He married in 1842 and removed to Cuba that year. His children were Eliza, Merritt and Ellen. Merritt Millett early in life was engaged with his father in making cheese boxes, then for 16 years worked for the Smith estate in Cuba. In January, 1887, he went into the livery business in Cuba. Like his father he was a Republican. Re. Millett married Dell Middaught in 1894. He died at his home in Cuba Aug. 1, 1895, after a short illness.
HISTORY OF CUBA VILLAGE, NEW YORK. Merritt Millett, son of Ephraim and Rachel (Graham) Millett, was born in Cuba, Oct. 31, 1845. His grandfather Alexander Millett came to Belfast in 1837. He was a farmer and died in 1864, his wife about 1849. Ephraim Millett was born near Rochester Nov. 27, 1819. He was a farmer, and a cooper by trade and always pursued that occupation. He married in 1842 and removed to Cuba that year. His children were Eliza, Merritt and Ellen. Merritt Millett early in life was engaged with his father in making cheese boxes, then for 16 years worked for the Smith estate in Cuba. In January, 1887, he went into the livery business in Cuba. Like his father he was a Republican. Re. Millett married Dell Middaught in 1894. He died at his home in Cuba Aug. 1, 1895, after a short illness.
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