Downstairs at my parents house is what F likes to refer to as "the wall of ancestors". Unfortunately, most of them are my mother's ancestors, and she had a strong antipathy to geneology for some reason. I think she felt it was a kind of puffery. Anyway, she did annotate some of the pictures (not all unfortunately), and I took pictures of some of the old pictures when I was on my Wisconsin Road trip. Somewhere my Dad has all the geneology known to the family, but in the meantime, this blog is a great place to keep my notes.
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One of my Great-great-great-grandmothers, Mrs Alanson Miller (according to my mother's note on back) aka Lydia Mosher Miller 1798-1888, m. January 12, 1819. Note this is really a drawing, not a photo. This is my mother's mother's great grandmother on her mother's side. |
Russell Miller, 1825-1908, who is the father of my great grandmother Nettie Miller Whaley (1864-18 Sept 1941), was the son of Alanson Miller (1783-1856) and Lydia Mosher Miller, according to his obituary, so this must be Lydia Mosher Miller. Russell Miller also had a brother named Alanson Miller (just to make it really confusing).
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The four Miller sisters. Standing Alva, left to right Lewellyn, Emerett, and Nettie (the youngest). Nettie married Hiram Benjamin Whaley in August 1888. |
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Great-great grandfather Ephraim Whaley 26 FEB 1800-Apr. 28, 1891. Married Marinda Swan, March 26, 1824. |
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Great-great grandmother, Marinda Swan Whaley, 1805-Dec. 9, 1876, married to Ephraim. Marinda and Ephraim would have been my mother's mother's grandparents on her father's side. |
Whaley siblings and spouses, from left Hiram Benjamin Whaley (1835 - 1896)
and Nettie Miller Whaley (1864-1941) / Holsa Fuance and Roselle Whaley Faunce/ Darwin Swan and Carolyn Whaley Swan/ Albert Whaley and Sally Kelley Whaley .
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