Born in a brick house on Wolfe Street (midway between Fairfax and Royal Sts).
Married on 10 May 1848 and was the father of nine: Anna (Shoemaker), Frederick, Robert Hartshorne II, Cornelia Stabler (Brooke), Isabel, Caleb Stabler, Warwick Jr, Bertha & Mary Janet.
During his life he tried many things but was consistently a farmer. He was also a merchant and a partner in Caleb Stabler & Co.
His diary from 1896 was published in 1981 as a booklet entitled "The Reminiscenses of Warwick P Miller of Alexandria, Virginia".
Died at "Alloway". Originally buried there but transferred to SSFMHC when Alloway was sold.
Married on 10 May 1848 and was the father of nine: Anna (Shoemaker), Frederick, Robert Hartshorne II, Cornelia Stabler (Brooke), Isabel, Caleb Stabler, Warwick Jr, Bertha & Mary Janet.
During his life he tried many things but was consistently a farmer. He was also a merchant and a partner in Caleb Stabler & Co.
His diary from 1896 was published in 1981 as a booklet entitled "The Reminiscenses of Warwick P Miller of Alexandria, Virginia".
Died at "Alloway". Originally buried there but transferred to SSFMHC when Alloway was sold.
Born in a brick house on Wolfe Street (midway between Fairfax and Royal Sts).
Married on 10 May 1848 and was the father of nine: Anna (Shoemaker), Frederick, Robert Hartshorne II, Cornelia Stabler (Brooke), Isabel, Caleb Stabler, Warwick Jr, Bertha & Mary Janet.
During his life he tried many things but was consistently a farmer. He was also a merchant and a partner in Caleb Stabler & Co.
His diary from 1896 was published in 1981 as a booklet entitled "The Reminiscenses of Warwick P Miller of Alexandria, Virginia".
Died at "Alloway". Originally buried there but transferred to SSFMHC when Alloway was sold.
Married on 10 May 1848 and was the father of nine: Anna (Shoemaker), Frederick, Robert Hartshorne II, Cornelia Stabler (Brooke), Isabel, Caleb Stabler, Warwick Jr, Bertha & Mary Janet.
During his life he tried many things but was consistently a farmer. He was also a merchant and a partner in Caleb Stabler & Co.
His diary from 1896 was published in 1981 as a booklet entitled "The Reminiscenses of Warwick P Miller of Alexandria, Virginia".
Died at "Alloway". Originally buried there but transferred to SSFMHC when Alloway was sold.
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