Son of James and Elizabeth (Holmes) Miller.
Married Elizabeth Frye 29 Nov 1855 at Williamson Co., IL. Farmer.
Civil War veteran; IL Vol; Co. H, 128th Reg, fighting for the Union cause.
Father of Emily C., James Monroe, Martha A., and Sibyl.
Per MO Death certificate #1999-a, burial 28 Jan 1923.
Headstone and 1880 census have birth year 1837; death certificate and 1870 census have 1834; 1850, 1860, 1900 and 1910 census have 1836; also age on dc calculates to 1836. Death cert says born Saline Co. IL.
Suggestion was received that middle name is David. Also found on Ancestry.com family tree. This has not been confirmed.
--by Jean 2006
9-14-22 Sandy (47273555) informs Charles was born in Gallatin Co. IL, vs. Saline County as reported on the death certificate because his parents were in the Gallatin Co. IL 1840 census.
It's found Saline County was formed from Gallatin in 1847 and didn't exist when Charles was born, so his parents may not have moved, ks.
9-15-22 additional info from Sandy:
On the 1830 and 1840 census they were living in Monroe Township in Gallatin County, Illinois. After Saline County was formed Monroe Township went away so it was probably part of the area that became Saline County. According to land records they did not purchase land in Gallatin county. I also checked the neighbors and I don't think that they ever moved as they seem to have the same families living around them in 1830 thru 1850. Monroe Township in Gallatin County would have become Stonefort Township in Saline County. The Millers were in the South America community which is north of Carrier Mills.
Married Elizabeth Frye 29 Nov 1855 at Williamson Co., IL. Farmer.
Civil War veteran; IL Vol; Co. H, 128th Reg, fighting for the Union cause.
Father of Emily C., James Monroe, Martha A., and Sibyl.
Per MO Death certificate #1999-a, burial 28 Jan 1923.
Headstone and 1880 census have birth year 1837; death certificate and 1870 census have 1834; 1850, 1860, 1900 and 1910 census have 1836; also age on dc calculates to 1836. Death cert says born Saline Co. IL.
Suggestion was received that middle name is David. Also found on Ancestry.com family tree. This has not been confirmed.
--by Jean 2006
9-14-22 Sandy (47273555) informs Charles was born in Gallatin Co. IL, vs. Saline County as reported on the death certificate because his parents were in the Gallatin Co. IL 1840 census.
It's found Saline County was formed from Gallatin in 1847 and didn't exist when Charles was born, so his parents may not have moved, ks.
9-15-22 additional info from Sandy:
On the 1830 and 1840 census they were living in Monroe Township in Gallatin County, Illinois. After Saline County was formed Monroe Township went away so it was probably part of the area that became Saline County. According to land records they did not purchase land in Gallatin county. I also checked the neighbors and I don't think that they ever moved as they seem to have the same families living around them in 1830 thru 1850. Monroe Township in Gallatin County would have become Stonefort Township in Saline County. The Millers were in the South America community which is north of Carrier Mills.
Son of James and Elizabeth (Holmes) Miller.
Married Elizabeth Frye 29 Nov 1855 at Williamson Co., IL. Farmer.
Civil War veteran; IL Vol; Co. H, 128th Reg, fighting for the Union cause.
Father of Emily C., James Monroe, Martha A., and Sibyl.
Per MO Death certificate #1999-a, burial 28 Jan 1923.
Headstone and 1880 census have birth year 1837; death certificate and 1870 census have 1834; 1850, 1860, 1900 and 1910 census have 1836; also age on dc calculates to 1836. Death cert says born Saline Co. IL.
Suggestion was received that middle name is David. Also found on Ancestry.com family tree. This has not been confirmed.
--by Jean 2006
9-14-22 Sandy (47273555) informs Charles was born in Gallatin Co. IL, vs. Saline County as reported on the death certificate because his parents were in the Gallatin Co. IL 1840 census.
It's found Saline County was formed from Gallatin in 1847 and didn't exist when Charles was born, so his parents may not have moved, ks.
9-15-22 additional info from Sandy:
On the 1830 and 1840 census they were living in Monroe Township in Gallatin County, Illinois. After Saline County was formed Monroe Township went away so it was probably part of the area that became Saline County. According to land records they did not purchase land in Gallatin county. I also checked the neighbors and I don't think that they ever moved as they seem to have the same families living around them in 1830 thru 1850. Monroe Township in Gallatin County would have become Stonefort Township in Saline County. The Millers were in the South America community which is north of Carrier Mills.
Married Elizabeth Frye 29 Nov 1855 at Williamson Co., IL. Farmer.
Civil War veteran; IL Vol; Co. H, 128th Reg, fighting for the Union cause.
Father of Emily C., James Monroe, Martha A., and Sibyl.
Per MO Death certificate #1999-a, burial 28 Jan 1923.
Headstone and 1880 census have birth year 1837; death certificate and 1870 census have 1834; 1850, 1860, 1900 and 1910 census have 1836; also age on dc calculates to 1836. Death cert says born Saline Co. IL.
Suggestion was received that middle name is David. Also found on Ancestry.com family tree. This has not been confirmed.
--by Jean 2006
9-14-22 Sandy (47273555) informs Charles was born in Gallatin Co. IL, vs. Saline County as reported on the death certificate because his parents were in the Gallatin Co. IL 1840 census.
It's found Saline County was formed from Gallatin in 1847 and didn't exist when Charles was born, so his parents may not have moved, ks.
9-15-22 additional info from Sandy:
On the 1830 and 1840 census they were living in Monroe Township in Gallatin County, Illinois. After Saline County was formed Monroe Township went away so it was probably part of the area that became Saline County. According to land records they did not purchase land in Gallatin county. I also checked the neighbors and I don't think that they ever moved as they seem to have the same families living around them in 1830 thru 1850. Monroe Township in Gallatin County would have become Stonefort Township in Saline County. The Millers were in the South America community which is north of Carrier Mills.
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