Amelia
Anna
Miles
Born about in Kentucky, United States
Daughter of Walter F. Miles
and Mary Ann (Carrico) Miles
Sister of
Joseph Benedict Miles, John Francis Miles, Thomas Nicholas Miles, Thomas James Miles, William Regis Miles, Theresa (Miles) Duvall, Mary Ann (Miles) King and Sarah Ann (Miles) Gibbar
Wife of
Louis Layton
— married
7 May 1838 in Perryville, Perry, Missouri, United States
Descendants 
Mother of
Josephine Amelia Ann Layton, Mary Ann Layton, Lewis William Layton and Mary Josephine Layton
Died
at about age 36
in Perry, Missouri, United States
Profile last modified
| Created 11 Aug 2021
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Biography
Amelia was born about 1817. She passed away in 1853.
Amelia was born about 1817. She was the daughter of Walter Miles and Mary Carrico. She passed away in 1853.
Sources
- Timothy O'Rourke. Maryland Catholics on the Frontier. p. 316
- Timothy O'Rourke. Maryland Catholics on the Frontier. p.738
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