Katherine was born about 1655.[1] Her parents are unproven.
She married Randolph Miller about 1679.
Research Notes
Around 1600 per Geneanet.org the surname Acre is most prominent on the southeast coast of England; around London; and in Yorkshire, England.
I only found one Katherine Acres born about this time in the WORLD (including Virginia): Katherine Acres; Christening on 4/16/1665 at St. Faith under St. Paul, London, England to parents John and Mary (Unknown) Acres.
I assume Katherine's surname could also have been spelled "Acker" (German).
Sources
↑ Lancaster County, Virginia, Will Book 1675-1689, pages 117-118: Will of William Acres, dated 6 March 1688, probated 11 April 1688 Son William 200 acres, and left in care of Jobe Hill Daughter Katherine left in care of Mrs. Ann Browne Daughter Elizabeth left in care of Walter Welch To Mary Southey "a browne yereling heiffer" Brother Randolph Miller appointed executor Witnesses Wm. Beard, Agnis Smith, Wm Grymes Signed, William Acres Inventory taken by Thomas Chatwyn, Jno. Mott, Henery Sconeham and Robert Younge Recorded 9 January 1688. This seems to be the document that is being used to assign the name Acre to the wife of Randolph Miller, based on his being referred to as a Brother. However, that really isn't stated and there is not enough here to presume that to be true. He could also be a half or step-brother, instead of brother-in-law or possibly even just a trusted friend.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Katherine by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Katherine: