Aaron is the son of Thomas Miller III and Mabel Tryon from Middletown, Connecticut.
Aaron married Elizabeth Brewer on the 13th of March 1754 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut.
After his marriage he returned with his new bride to his home in Pontoosuck Plantation, now known as Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Records only confirm one child being born to this union, Aaron Miller Junior.
Aaron Miller Sr. and his wife are included in the 1790 Federal Census but are absent from the 1800 census.
The records from the First Church of Pittsfield show that Aaron and Elizabeth both died as members of "The First Church of Pittsfield" but does not give the exact date.
Aaron would have been buried in the Old Burying Grounds (Defunct), reinterred in the New Cemetery and finally interred in the Pittsfield Cemetery in the 1850's.
Aaron married Elizabeth Brewer on the 13th of March 1754 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut.
After his marriage he returned with his new bride to his home in Pontoosuck Plantation, now known as Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Records only confirm one child being born to this union, Aaron Miller Junior.
Aaron Miller Sr. and his wife are included in the 1790 Federal Census but are absent from the 1800 census.
The records from the First Church of Pittsfield show that Aaron and Elizabeth both died as members of "The First Church of Pittsfield" but does not give the exact date.
Aaron would have been buried in the Old Burying Grounds (Defunct), reinterred in the New Cemetery and finally interred in the Pittsfield Cemetery in the 1850's.
Aaron is the son of Thomas Miller III and Mabel Tryon from Middletown, Connecticut.
Aaron married Elizabeth Brewer on the 13th of March 1754 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut.
After his marriage he returned with his new bride to his home in Pontoosuck Plantation, now known as Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Records only confirm one child being born to this union, Aaron Miller Junior.
Aaron Miller Sr. and his wife are included in the 1790 Federal Census but are absent from the 1800 census.
The records from the First Church of Pittsfield show that Aaron and Elizabeth both died as members of "The First Church of Pittsfield" but does not give the exact date.
Aaron would have been buried in the Old Burying Grounds (Defunct), reinterred in the New Cemetery and finally interred in the Pittsfield Cemetery in the 1850's.
Aaron married Elizabeth Brewer on the 13th of March 1754 in Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut.
After his marriage he returned with his new bride to his home in Pontoosuck Plantation, now known as Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Records only confirm one child being born to this union, Aaron Miller Junior.
Aaron Miller Sr. and his wife are included in the 1790 Federal Census but are absent from the 1800 census.
The records from the First Church of Pittsfield show that Aaron and Elizabeth both died as members of "The First Church of Pittsfield" but does not give the exact date.
Aaron would have been buried in the Old Burying Grounds (Defunct), reinterred in the New Cemetery and finally interred in the Pittsfield Cemetery in the 1850's.
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