Nancy Miller (I34449)
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| Birth | 17 April 1832  28 23 Clermont County, Ohio |
| Census | 1850 (Age 18) pp. 109, 7 S2 W, Pike County, Illinois |
| Marriage | 18 November 1852 (Age 20) Joshua Hanks - [View Family (F14620)]
Pike County, Illinois |
| Death of mother | before 1880 (Age approx. 48) Lucinda (Lucy) Cammerer (I34444) (Age approx. 72) - [Relationship Chart] |
| Death of father | 30 April 1885 (Age 53) William Miller (I34443) (Age 81) - [Relationship Chart] |
| Universal Identifier | 7D1CD6A00BA7C84BBAE44264AD0D199D88A2 |
| Last Change | 22 June 2006 - 23:07:39 |
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source: George Wylder on Clinton, Illinois on 4/10/2002 email From History of Pike Co, IL Mrs. Nancy Hanks, residing in Pearl Township, is the widow of JoshuaHanks and a relative of the immortal Lincoln. She was born 17 April 1832in Clermont Co H and was a daughter of William and Lucinda(Cammerer)Miller. Her father was born in, November 13, 1802 and engaged in farmingthroughout his entire life. He removed from OH to IL when his daughterNancy was only three years of age and took up his abode in Greene county,where he resided for a year. On the expiration of that period he locatedon Pearl Prairie, now Old Pearl, where he continued farming and there hisdeath occurred April 31, 1885. The paternal grandfather, Martin Miller,was a Revolutionary soldier, joining the American army in the cause ofindependence when quite young. He afterward served in the War of 1812.Both he and his wife were laid to rest in the cemetery at Old Pearl |
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