Thomas was born about 1786. He was the son of Alexander Miller and Jean Unknown. He passed away after 1824.
Alexander was born 25 Feb. 1747 in W. Nottingham Twp., Chester Co. PA. He married before 1782 Jean [-?-]. On 6 Jan. 1786 Alexander had surveyed in what is now Bethel Twp., Allegheny Co., 337 acres & 32 perches of land in pursuance of a Virginia certificate. On 22 Feb. 1799 he was granted a PA patent on this land. He named it Millmount. In the 1790 Federal Census for the portion of Allegheny Co. taken from Washington Co. Alexander Millar was head of a household consisting of one male 16 or over (i.e., Alexander), two males under 16 (i.e., Oliver & Alexander, Jr.) and seven females (i.e., his wife Jean & his 6 daughters). On 17 Aug. 1821 Alexander Miller of St. Clair Twp. Sold 100 acres of Millmount to his youngest child Thomas for $1.00. On 4 Mar. 1824 Alexander wrote his will. It was probated 23 Mar. 1831. In his will he cited his sons Alexander & Thomas and his daughters Mary Dick, Sarah Jewell, Agness Miller, Jane Jewell, Rachel Tidball & Ruth Miller. Apparently his wife, Jean, had predeceased him. And, as was stated near the beginning of this article, his son Oliver also predeceased him.
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