Person Record
Metadata
Name |
Miller, Nathaniel D., c1813-1893 |
Born |
c1813 |
Deceased |
Feb 2, 1893 |
Deceased where |
Portsmouth, N.H. |
Places of residence |
Portsmouth, N.H. Newington, N.H. |
Occupation |
Miller & Co., brassfounder with Isaac Furber Samuel Gerrish & Sons and Gerrish and Miller - brass founders. |
Father |
William Miller |
Mother |
Eliza A. Dean |
Spouse |
m. May 29, 1836, Margaret Jane Gerrish |
Children |
1) William Gibbs Miller, b. Sept 27, 1837, d. May 19,1919 2) Caroline Lavina Miller, b. Dec 19, 1838, d. Mar 18, 1930, m. 1868, Isaac Furber 3) Samuel G. Miller, b. June 26,1844, d. Oct 13, 1862 4) James P. Miller, Jan 4,1854, d. June 17, 1869 5) Benjamin Dean Miller, Feb 4,1857, d. May 27, 1946, m. Nov 9, 1887, Bertha Paul 6) Charles H. Miller, Feb 4,1857, d. m. June 16, 1894, Margaret Matheson |
Notes |
R. G. Dun credit report in Name File. |
Relationships |
Spouses: m. May 29, 1836, Margaret Jane Gerrish |
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