Wife of:
Daniel Blankenship.
For many years I couldn't figure out who Millie's parents were. But a fellow researcher (Ron Wilson) on Ancestry provides a very compelling explanation that Millie is actually the "E.J." Trammell in the household (1850 census) of Dennis & Mary "Polly" (Baker) Trammell. I'd previously attributed this "E.J." as being Eliza Jane Trammell who later married William Burton Robinson, but the 1850 census shows *both* an "E.J." and Elizabeth in the same household. "E.J." probably stands for Emeline/Emelia/Amelia ("Millie") J. Trammell. (And Dennis had a sister named Emeline/Amelia Trammell--who married David Ryan, Sr.--for whom the younger Emeline/Amelia was probably named).
Daniel Blankenship.
For many years I couldn't figure out who Millie's parents were. But a fellow researcher (Ron Wilson) on Ancestry provides a very compelling explanation that Millie is actually the "E.J." Trammell in the household (1850 census) of Dennis & Mary "Polly" (Baker) Trammell. I'd previously attributed this "E.J." as being Eliza Jane Trammell who later married William Burton Robinson, but the 1850 census shows *both* an "E.J." and Elizabeth in the same household. "E.J." probably stands for Emeline/Emelia/Amelia ("Millie") J. Trammell. (And Dennis had a sister named Emeline/Amelia Trammell--who married David Ryan, Sr.--for whom the younger Emeline/Amelia was probably named).
Wife of:
Daniel Blankenship.
For many years I couldn't figure out who Millie's parents were. But a fellow researcher (Ron Wilson) on Ancestry provides a very compelling explanation that Millie is actually the "E.J." Trammell in the household (1850 census) of Dennis & Mary "Polly" (Baker) Trammell. I'd previously attributed this "E.J." as being Eliza Jane Trammell who later married William Burton Robinson, but the 1850 census shows *both* an "E.J." and Elizabeth in the same household. "E.J." probably stands for Emeline/Emelia/Amelia ("Millie") J. Trammell. (And Dennis had a sister named Emeline/Amelia Trammell--who married David Ryan, Sr.--for whom the younger Emeline/Amelia was probably named).
Daniel Blankenship.
For many years I couldn't figure out who Millie's parents were. But a fellow researcher (Ron Wilson) on Ancestry provides a very compelling explanation that Millie is actually the "E.J." Trammell in the household (1850 census) of Dennis & Mary "Polly" (Baker) Trammell. I'd previously attributed this "E.J." as being Eliza Jane Trammell who later married William Burton Robinson, but the 1850 census shows *both* an "E.J." and Elizabeth in the same household. "E.J." probably stands for Emeline/Emelia/Amelia ("Millie") J. Trammell. (And Dennis had a sister named Emeline/Amelia Trammell--who married David Ryan, Sr.--for whom the younger Emeline/Amelia was probably named).
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