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Lucy Ann McKenzie Miller

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Birth	:	13 Jan 1830 Hickory Hill, Cole County, Missouri, USA
Death	:	12 Jan 1892 Miller County, Missouri, USA
Burial	:	Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Eldon, Miller County, USA
Coordinate	:	38.3667700, -92.5300800
Inscription	:	Beloved wife of P.S.Miller
Description	:	Cole County, Missouri Marriages: 1821-51 Name: Pinkney Miller Spouse: Sency Ann McCinzy Marriage Date: 16 Nov 1848 Philip Mulkey , M. G. Missouri Marriages to 1850 Spouse 1: McKenzie, Lucy Ann Spouse 2: Miller, Pinkney Marriage Date: 16 Nov 1848 Marriage Location: Missouri Cole County Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002 Name: Lucy A Mc Kenzie Marriage Date: 16 Nov 1848 Marriage County: Cole Spouse Name: Pinkney Miller 1850 United States Federal Census Name: Lucy Miller Age: 20 Estimated birth year: abt 1830 Birth Place: Missouri Gender: Female Home in 1850 (City,County,State): District 13, Miller, Missouri Family Number: 141 Household Members: Name Age Pinkney Miller 23 Lucy Miller 20 Sarah... Read More	Cole County, Missouri Marriages: 1821-51 Name: Pinkney Miller Spouse: Sency Ann McCinzy Marriage Date: 16 Nov 1848 Philip Mulkey , M. G. Missouri Marriages to 1850 Spouse 1: McKenzie, Lucy Ann Spouse 2: Miller, Pinkney Marriage Date: 16 Nov 1848 Marriage Location: Missouri Cole County Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002 Name: Lucy A Mc Kenzie Marriage Date: 16 Nov 1848 Marriage County: Cole Spouse Name: Pinkney Miller 1850 United States Federal Census Name: Lucy Miller Age: 20 Estimated birth year: abt 1830 Birth Place: Missouri Gender: Female Home in 1850 (City,County,State): District 13, Miller, Missouri Family Number: 141 Household Members: Name Age Pinkney Miller 23 Lucy Miller 20 Sarah Miller 0 1860 United States Federal Census Name: Lucy A Miller Age in 1860: 30 Birth Year: abt 1830 Birthplace: Missouri Home in 1860: Saline, Miller, Missouri Gender: Female Post Office: Pleasant Mount Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Fanny T Miller 2 Luan Miller 4/12 Pinckney S Miller 32 Lucy A Miller 30 Sarah A Miller 10 Mary M Miller 8 Isaphine I Miller 6 1870 United States Federal Census Name: Lucy Ann Miller Birth Year: abt 1830 Age in 1870: 40 Birthplace: Missouri Home in 1870: Saline, Miller, Missouri Race: White Gender: Female Value of real estate: View image Post Office: Tuscumbia Household Members: Name Age Pinckney S Miller 42 Lucy Ann Miller 40 Sarah A Miller 20 I I Miller 16 Fannie T Miller 12 Louame Miller 10 John F Miller 8 Margaret Miller 5 1880 United States Federal Census Name: Lucy A. Miller Home in 1880: Tuscumbia, Miller, Missouri Age: 50 Estimated birth year: abt 1830 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of Household: Wife Spouse's name: Pinkny S. Father's birthplace: Scotland Mother's birthplace: North Carolina Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Keeping House Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Female Cannot read/write: Blind: Deaf and dumb: Otherwise disabled: Idiotic or insane: View image Household Members: Name Age Pinkny S. Miller 52 Lucy A. Miller 50 ... M. Miller 21 Miller 18 John F. Miller 17 Maggie M. Miller 15 THE MILLER FAMILY OF MILLER COUNTY, MISSOURI Boyd Miller Sr. was an Irishman who came to America prior to the Revolutionary War. He served under General George Washington. Boyd settled in Greenbriar County, Virginia and married Mary Story. They had 2 children, William Miller born 1795 and a daughter (name unknown). After Mary's death, Boyd married Elizabeth Stephenson and they had several more children including Boyd Jr., Elijah, Jacob, Jefferson, Samuel, John, Anna, Hannah, and Elizabeth. In 1809 Boyd moved his family to Kentucky and stayed until 1815. During this time, Boyd served in the War of 1812 serving with the Kentucky Militia. Circa 1815, they came to the new frontier, sometimes called "Upper Louisiana" and settled in the young city of St. Louis. In 1818, the Millers moved and settled for a short time near Meramec. For some reason they did not linger there long and moved on to the Moniteau/Cole counties region of Central Missouri. Circa 1819, William and his brother, Boyd, bought the old Factory Fort which stood near the Missouri River about 30 miles west of Jefferson City. By 1821, they moved to the Spring Garden area of present Miller County. The best I can determine, the nephew of Boyd Miller Sr. was John Miller, who became Missouri's 4th governor in 1825. My conclusion was drawn when I found an old obituary of Charity Miller Clay, niece of William Miller and daughter of Boyd Jr. In her obituary it stated she was a second cousin to Governor John Miller. Boyd Miller Sr. died about 1824 and was buried at the place where he settled when he came to central Missouri (Old Factory Fort), now called Marion. Many of the Millers who came south into Cole & Miller counties are buried in the Spring Garden cemetery. For a few years, the Millers had been 'squatters' on the prairie land near Spring Garden before they officially filed a land patent in 1826. William Miller married Sarah Mulkey in Cooper County, MO on 21 August 1820. Sarah was a daughter of John & Polly (Lewis) Mulkey of Rutherford County, So. Carolina. William was born in Virginia 23 Oct 1795 and died in Miller County on 7 Feb 1878. Sarah was born in So. Carolina 13 Dec 1800 and died in Miller County 2 May 1884. Both are buried in the old Spring Garden Cemetery. The father of Sarah, John Mulkey, is buried in a lone spot near present-day Mt. Pleasant in Saline Township. There is evidence that other graves could be there also. Boyd Miller Jr. married Isabella Mulkey, sister to Sarah. Isabella and Boyd married in Cole Co., MO on March 10, 1825. John Mulkey, father of Sarah and Isabella, was born in Rutherford Co., SC in 1768 and was closely related to Phillip Mulkey, one of the first Campbellite preachers (later called Disciples of Christ) to come into central Missouri. Rev. Mulkey pastored the Spring Garden church, organized in 1840. William Miller patented many acres of land along the Osage River in Equality Township in April 1833 and it was on this land he built his one-room log cabin in 1834 where he, Sarah and their children lived for a few years. I believe the old log cabin, hidden for many years inside the walls of the Tellman house, was the oldest structure standing in Miller County before it was destroyed by fire in the early 1980s. After 3 years of crop failure, due to high water covering his corn fields, William finally decided to move and trade the land back for his old homeplace near Spring Garden. Three of William's sons continued to farm on the Spring Garden prairie after his death in 1878. The children of William and Sarah (Mulkey) Miller included: Jennetta (Witten); Mary (Stephens); Cerena (Stephens); Delila (Williams); Margaret (Witten); Caroline (Jones); Isabella (Shipley); Pinkney S. Miller; Boyd Miller; John Mulkey Tate Miller; Thomas Hart Benton Miller; and Sarah Miller. The Miller family played an important role in the settlement and organization of the county. William Miller carried a petition, with many signatures, to Missouri's state legislature to request that Miller County be formed from land north of the Osage river (then Cole County) and an equal amount from the south side (then Pulaski County) and he was instrumental in the final success of county organization. Within the walls of William Miller's log cabin, the wheels of government began to grind on May 1, 1837. It was there, over 160 years ago, that five men met with William Miller and his family and held the first session of the Miller County Court. William Ernest Miller, a grandson of William and Sarah (Mulkey) Miller, was still alive in Etterville, MO (Saline Township of Miller County) in 1990 when I wrote my book, PIONEER FAMILIES OF MILLER COUNTY, MISSOUR, not far from where his ancestors homesteaded all those years ago. He passed away a few years later. I visited with William Ernest Miller before his death and he realized he had a wonderful heritage. Who among you today can say that when your grandfather was born, George Washington was serving as the first President of the Unites States? In only three generations, the William Ernest Miller's ancestral family had lived under the leadership of 42 Presidents from Washington to Bush!! Peggy Smith Hake [author of the above] was born in Miller County, near Iberia, at the end of the Great Depression of the mid 1930s. She was born on a farm in southwest Richwoods Township on land that had been homesteaded by her great, great grandparents, John Levi and Nancy (Keeth) Whittle who came to Miller County from Edmonson County, Kentucky in the mid 19th century. Her ancestral roots are deeply embedded in the land and the history of Miller County. Peggy is the daughter of G. Oliver Smith and Verlie A. (Wyrick), both natives of Miller County. She is a graduate of Iberia High School and spent 12 years in the Iberia school system. For several years she lived in Kansas City and reared her children there. While in Kansas City, she was employed with Indian Springs State Bank of Kansas City, Kansas where she advanced to associate vice president. In 1979, she moved back to her home area near Iberia and spent some time in politics, serving as the county's first woman county judge and commissioner. Data Title No title Subject McKenzie, Lucy Ann - Marriage Description See Miller, Pinckney. Notes Please Note This newspaper article is not available online. To purchase this article please enter the title, subject, description, and Access URL information into the order form. For further information about obtaining a copy of the article or viewing the newspaper, contact the Newspaper Library at The State Historical Society of Missouri Note URL http://shs.umsystem.edu/newspaper.shtml

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Where is Lucy Ann McKenzie Miller's memorial?
Lucy Ann McKenzie Miller's memorial is located at: Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Eldon, Miller County, USA.
When did Lucy Ann McKenzie Miller death?
Lucy Ann McKenzie Miller death on 12 Jan 1892 in Miller County, Missouri, USA
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Latitude: 38.3667700
Longitude: -92.5300800

Family Members:

Parent

John Bennett McKenzie

(1777 - 1868)

Agnes Gibson McKenzie

(1787 - 1867)

Spouse

Pinkney Story Miller

(1827 - 1912)

Siblings

Nelson Gibson McKenzie

(1810 - 1856)

Sarah McKenzie Wood

(1811 - 1882)

Isaphena Go Dancy McKenzie Witten

(1814 - 1897)

Mary Ann “Polly” McKenzie Clark

(1816 - unknow)

Catherine McKenzie Davis

(1817 - unknow)

Malinda McKenzie Martin - Wray

(1820 - unknow)

Daniel McKenzie

(1820 - 1879)

Captain Fountain McKenzie

(1820 - 1861)

Capt James Bennett McKenzie

(1827 - 1873)

Children

Sarah Agnes Miller Atkinson

(1850 - 1927)

Mary Malinda Miller Hinds

(1852 - 1929)

Isaphena Miller Long

(1854 - 1938)

Fannie Thomas Miller Bacon

(1858 - 1935)

Lou Ann Miller Starling

(1860 - 1940)

John F Miller

(1862 - 1881)

Margaret Marinda “Maggie” Miller Weaver

(1865 - 1898)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Eldon, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.3667700, -92.5300800

2. Mount Vernon Cemetery
Eldon, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.3624992, -92.5606003

3. Salem Cemetery
Saline Township, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.3691232, -92.5697260

4. Salem Cemetery
Eldon, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.3697014, -92.5714035

5. Eldon Cemetery
Eldon, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.3642006, -92.5868988

6. Olean Cemetery
Olean, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.4131012, -92.5413971

7. Green Ridge Baptist Church Cemetery
Eldon, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.4116200, -92.5645700

8. Allen Cemetery
Olean, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.4150009, -92.5008011

9. Hite Cemetery
Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.4039001, -92.5935974

10. Etter-Walker Cemetery
Burris Fork, Moniteau County, USA
Coordinate: 38.4333700, -92.5525400

11. Walker Cemetery
Moniteau County, USA
Coordinate: 38.4338989, -92.5522003

12. Farris Cemetery
Moniteau County, USA
Coordinate: 38.4369900, -92.5380000

13. Artz-Wenzel Cemetery
Eldon, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.2980995, -92.5622025

14. Jackson Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery
California, Moniteau County, USA
Coordinate: 38.4447900, -92.5286500

15. Taylor Cemetery
Eldon, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.3443985, -92.6303024

16. Harbison-Russell Cemetery
Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.2990000, -92.4633500

17. Skinner Cemetery
Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.2806015, -92.5481033

18. Gray Cemetery
Moniteau County, USA
Coordinate: 38.4536018, -92.5456009

19. Gageville Cemetery
Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.3161011, -92.4330978

20. Dooley Cemetery
Eldon, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.3191400, -92.6353500

21. Colburn Cemetery
Eldon, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.4246300, -92.6275500

22. Spring Garden Cemetery
Spring Garden, Miller County, USA
Coordinate: 38.3922005, -92.4111023

23. Phillips Cemetery
High Point, Moniteau County, USA
Coordinate: 38.4430300, -92.6125300

24. Bruce-Lewis-McGahan Cemetery
Enon, Moniteau County, USA
Coordinate: 38.4667500, -92.5172100