Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 5th ed., 1887,
Jessamine Co.

MRS. ELIZABETH J. MILLER is the widow of Francis Miller, and daughter of
James and Matilda (Goodrich) Williams.  Francis Miller was born five miles
south of Nicholasville, in Jessamine County, December 11, 1829. He was
reared on a farm until he was seventeen years old, then he attended school
at Nicholasville for some time, and afterward sold goods at Nicholasville
as a clerk for a year of [sic] so, then went to Estill County, opened a
store of his own and kept it about thirty years.  He also owned a large
grist and saw mill about two miles south of Irvin [sic], in Estill County,
and carried on farming extensively.  He married Elizabeth J., daughter of
James and Matilda (Goodrich) Williams, December 11, 1851.  James Williams
was born in Clark County, Ky., and Matilda Goodrich Williams in Virginia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller's father died in his fifty-sixth year, the mother in
her seventy-seventh year.  To the union of Elizabeth Williams and Francis
Miller were born ten children, of whom the following are living: James W.,
Lucy C. (married to Steve Snowden), Matilda C., Sarah Belle (married to
Hon. B. Stacy), John P., Susan E. (Married to William Richardson), Rosie
N. (married to Andrew J. Sageser) and Forrest F.  Francis Miller was a
Master Mason in good standing and had filled all the offices of the lodge.
He was a man of large influence, and was always ready to give a helping
hand in time of need.  He was a strict member of the Methodist Church
South, and died March 5, 1885.  His widow is comfortably situated on the
home-stead of 205 acres in Sulphur Well District, and she and all the
children, except Forrest F., are members of the Methodist Church South.

Miller Goodrich Williams Snowden Stacy Richardson Sageser
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Irvine-Estill-KY Clark-KY VA

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