John and Dora (Herdgets) Miller came to the United States sailing on the
schoonerbrig MAGNET from Bremen, Germany with 9 persons in their party, one
being Marie Schmit to help with the children. The voyage was 59 days, with 80
passengers on the ship and G. Haslocp as their Captain. They arrived in the
harbor of Galveston on June 18, 1851. John was from Althammer in Silesia Prussia
and served in the Franco-Prussian War of 1848. They moved their way north from
Galveston and found their home in Fairfield, Freestone Co., Texas in 1857.
John's occupation, per census records says, blacksmith.
Other children that are not buried in Fairfield Cemetery were:
Jacob Miller b. 1834 Prussia, d. 26 Feb 1899 in Henderson Co., TX
Deauvant "Henry" Miller d. before 1860
Theodore T. Miller b. 18 Mar 1844 Prussia, d. 1 Apr 1909 in Oakland, Oregon
Charles R. Miller b. about 1849 Prussia, d. after 1900 in DeWitt Co., TX
Audrey Carolyn "Carrie" Miller (McDonald) b. 22 Feb 1846 Prussia, d. 11 June
1882 in Hubbard, TX.
schoonerbrig MAGNET from Bremen, Germany with 9 persons in their party, one
being Marie Schmit to help with the children. The voyage was 59 days, with 80
passengers on the ship and G. Haslocp as their Captain. They arrived in the
harbor of Galveston on June 18, 1851. John was from Althammer in Silesia Prussia
and served in the Franco-Prussian War of 1848. They moved their way north from
Galveston and found their home in Fairfield, Freestone Co., Texas in 1857.
John's occupation, per census records says, blacksmith.
Other children that are not buried in Fairfield Cemetery were:
Jacob Miller b. 1834 Prussia, d. 26 Feb 1899 in Henderson Co., TX
Deauvant "Henry" Miller d. before 1860
Theodore T. Miller b. 18 Mar 1844 Prussia, d. 1 Apr 1909 in Oakland, Oregon
Charles R. Miller b. about 1849 Prussia, d. after 1900 in DeWitt Co., TX
Audrey Carolyn "Carrie" Miller (McDonald) b. 22 Feb 1846 Prussia, d. 11 June
1882 in Hubbard, TX.
John and Dora (Herdgets) Miller came to the United States sailing on the
schoonerbrig MAGNET from Bremen, Germany with 9 persons in their party, one
being Marie Schmit to help with the children. The voyage was 59 days, with 80
passengers on the ship and G. Haslocp as their Captain. They arrived in the
harbor of Galveston on June 18, 1851. John was from Althammer in Silesia Prussia
and served in the Franco-Prussian War of 1848. They moved their way north from
Galveston and found their home in Fairfield, Freestone Co., Texas in 1857.
John's occupation, per census records says, blacksmith.
Other children that are not buried in Fairfield Cemetery were:
Jacob Miller b. 1834 Prussia, d. 26 Feb 1899 in Henderson Co., TX
Deauvant "Henry" Miller d. before 1860
Theodore T. Miller b. 18 Mar 1844 Prussia, d. 1 Apr 1909 in Oakland, Oregon
Charles R. Miller b. about 1849 Prussia, d. after 1900 in DeWitt Co., TX
Audrey Carolyn "Carrie" Miller (McDonald) b. 22 Feb 1846 Prussia, d. 11 June
1882 in Hubbard, TX.
schoonerbrig MAGNET from Bremen, Germany with 9 persons in their party, one
being Marie Schmit to help with the children. The voyage was 59 days, with 80
passengers on the ship and G. Haslocp as their Captain. They arrived in the
harbor of Galveston on June 18, 1851. John was from Althammer in Silesia Prussia
and served in the Franco-Prussian War of 1848. They moved their way north from
Galveston and found their home in Fairfield, Freestone Co., Texas in 1857.
John's occupation, per census records says, blacksmith.
Other children that are not buried in Fairfield Cemetery were:
Jacob Miller b. 1834 Prussia, d. 26 Feb 1899 in Henderson Co., TX
Deauvant "Henry" Miller d. before 1860
Theodore T. Miller b. 18 Mar 1844 Prussia, d. 1 Apr 1909 in Oakland, Oregon
Charles R. Miller b. about 1849 Prussia, d. after 1900 in DeWitt Co., TX
Audrey Carolyn "Carrie" Miller (McDonald) b. 22 Feb 1846 Prussia, d. 11 June
1882 in Hubbard, TX.
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