[or-roots] 1878 Linn Marion Co atlas

[Kith-n-Kin]

Les

Well, actually, nothing.

There is a "Millers' Station. A small village on the railroad, five miles north of Albany. It possesses
one store which does a lucrative business with the surrounding country. There are two warehouses for grain
with a capacity of 60,000 bushels. It serves as a shipping point for the district."

There also, as an aside, is a "Miller Cemetery" north of Silverton, where almost all of my family is
buried, near Scotts Mill. There were Millers early in the Mt. Angel/Silverton part of Marion County. (i.e.
1850s or so) Somewhere I have something on them, but it is covered by three feet of paper!

If this is a possibility, I can at least give you a reference.

Pat

|-----Original Message-----
|From: or-roots-admin at sosinet.sos.state.or.us 
|[mailto:or-roots-admin at sosinet.sos.state.or.us] On Behalf Of 
|Leslie Chapman
|Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 15:30
|To: Oregon List
|Subject: [or-roots] 1878 Linn Marion Co atlas
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|Pat;
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|I would be curious what it has to say bout the Millers of 
|Millersburg, I was just checking what I had on Aunt Hazel and 
|it looks like her father and grandparents were already in Lane 
|County in 1880 so i am a  little mystified by my father's 
|assertion that they were Millersburgians unless they moved 
|back there before she was born and then back to Lane Co again 
|shortly there after.
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|God forbid I should discover a relative whose family moved 
|around a lot, when we moved out of Grandma's house a year ago  
|last Christmas it came as a bit of a shock to me to realize I 
|had lived there about twice as long as I had ever lived in one 
|community, let alone house before, according to my 
|calculations the years my dad spent in Cottage Grove raising 
|us 6 kids was a slightly longer sojourn in his restless life.
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