Generation 6 continued
Generation 6 continued
| 131. | Samuel Kingston6 Miller (Celeaty5 Herrington, Enoch4, William3, Charles2, John1) son of Celeaty Herrington and Seburn Miller, was born August 25, 1844, and died July 04, 1919 in Goodwater Lincoln Co Mississippi, burial in Terrell Cemetery, Bassfield, Jeff Davis Co Mississippi. He married Sarah Serena Bass October 26, 1865 in Jefferson Davis Co Mississippi. The daughter of Jeremiah Bass and Sarah Phillips, she was born January 31, 1848, and died May 31, 1930 in Collins, Covington Co Mississippi, burial in Terrell Cemetery, Bassfield, Jefferson Davis Co Mississippi |
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Children of Samuel Miller and Sarah Bass are:
Ida
Ethel7 Miller, born August
28, 1883 in Covington Co Mississippi, and died June 07, 1971 in Covington
Co Mississippi, burial in Lone Star Cemetery, Covington Co Mississippi.
She married Joseph Madison McRaney, September 18, 1901 in Covington Co Mississippi. The son of John Carr McRaney and Arabella Campbell, he was born February 01, 1882 in Covington Co Mississippi, and died September 03, 1945 in Covington Co Mississippi, burial in Lone Star Cemetery, Covington Co Mississippi |
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Elsa
Mae Miller, born April 19, 1890 in Covington Co Mississippi,
and died June 06, 1970 in Jefferson Davis Co Mississippi, burial in Blackjack
Cemetery, Covington Co Mississippi. She married Daniel Warren McRaney. The son of Warren Gibson McRaney and Missouri Campbell, he was born September 17, 1889 in Covington Co Mississippi, and died July 19, 1963 in Covington Co Mississippi, burial in Blackjack Cemetery, Covington Co Mississippi. |
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Nollie
Delilah Miller, born August 26, 1891, and died August 18, 1922
in Covington Co Mississippi, burial in Blackjack Cemetery, Covington Co
Mississippi. She married Laurin Adam McRaney. The son of Warren Gibson McRaney and Missouri Campbell, he was born November 07, 1878 in Covington Co Mississippi, and died January 12, 1962, burial in Lone Star Cemetery, Covington Co Mississippi. |
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Note:
--Brother, Laurin and Daniel, and Joseph McRaney are double first cousins
/ their fathers were brothers, their mothers, sisters. -- |
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Kinfolk |
