George was the seventh child, fifth son of John and Anna Mariah (Neal) Miller. He married Angeline Turner 8 Feb 1866 in Gallia Co., OH. They raised a family that included twelve (12) children.
The following paragraph on George Miller appeared in a book by Chester I. Miller titled "Neals of Bedford Co., VA and Family of Walter Neal, Sr. of Lawrence and Gallia Counties, Ohio."
"Miller's Hill, where he owned land and lived, was just a mile north of the village of Waterloo, Ohio. At one time this hill had a blacksmith shop, a M.E. Church, several houses, and a cemetery. The church building burned, one was built in Waterloo, and houses eventually disappeared and today only the cemetery remains."
The cemetery mentioned above is the same one that George Miller was buried in.
The following paragraph on George Miller appeared in a book by Chester I. Miller titled "Neals of Bedford Co., VA and Family of Walter Neal, Sr. of Lawrence and Gallia Counties, Ohio."
"Miller's Hill, where he owned land and lived, was just a mile north of the village of Waterloo, Ohio. At one time this hill had a blacksmith shop, a M.E. Church, several houses, and a cemetery. The church building burned, one was built in Waterloo, and houses eventually disappeared and today only the cemetery remains."
The cemetery mentioned above is the same one that George Miller was buried in.
George was the seventh child, fifth son of John and Anna Mariah (Neal) Miller. He married Angeline Turner 8 Feb 1866 in Gallia Co., OH. They raised a family that included twelve (12) children.
The following paragraph on George Miller appeared in a book by Chester I. Miller titled "Neals of Bedford Co., VA and Family of Walter Neal, Sr. of Lawrence and Gallia Counties, Ohio."
"Miller's Hill, where he owned land and lived, was just a mile north of the village of Waterloo, Ohio. At one time this hill had a blacksmith shop, a M.E. Church, several houses, and a cemetery. The church building burned, one was built in Waterloo, and houses eventually disappeared and today only the cemetery remains."
The cemetery mentioned above is the same one that George Miller was buried in.
The following paragraph on George Miller appeared in a book by Chester I. Miller titled "Neals of Bedford Co., VA and Family of Walter Neal, Sr. of Lawrence and Gallia Counties, Ohio."
"Miller's Hill, where he owned land and lived, was just a mile north of the village of Waterloo, Ohio. At one time this hill had a blacksmith shop, a M.E. Church, several houses, and a cemetery. The church building burned, one was built in Waterloo, and houses eventually disappeared and today only the cemetery remains."
The cemetery mentioned above is the same one that George Miller was buried in.
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