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Lincolnshire / Re: Millin to Miller
« on: Monday 17 April 06 09:52 BST (UK) »
Hi Geoff Personally I think it is Millar the age is slightly out but the sister Mary her age is almost spot on
Now then the Millins/ Millers did not appear in Skegness until 1770.
In 1771 we have a Robert Millins son of Richard, Shepherd
In 1777 we have Ann daughter of Richard Miller, Shepherd
In the 1781 BT'S there is a burial for Richard Miller the image is not a good one but I think the word Shepherd can just be seen.
One week after this burial of Richard is a burial for Leonard Coal Miller.
In 1769 at Haugh is a marriage of Richard Millin and Mary Leach a witness at this marriage is a Cole Millin.
All of this adds up in my mind to the fact that Millin somehow became Miller between 1775 and 1781
thank you for your input into this and for making me even more certain my research is going down the right course
cheers
steve
Now then the Millins/ Millers did not appear in Skegness until 1770.
In 1771 we have a Robert Millins son of Richard, Shepherd
In 1777 we have Ann daughter of Richard Miller, Shepherd
In the 1781 BT'S there is a burial for Richard Miller the image is not a good one but I think the word Shepherd can just be seen.
One week after this burial of Richard is a burial for Leonard Coal Miller.
In 1769 at Haugh is a marriage of Richard Millin and Mary Leach a witness at this marriage is a Cole Millin.
All of this adds up in my mind to the fact that Millin somehow became Miller between 1775 and 1781
thank you for your input into this and for making me even more certain my research is going down the right course
cheers
steve