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     Amanda Dinah Milliken was born circa 1856 at Texas.¹ She was the daughter of John C. Milliken and Nancy Malinda Ellis.¹

     Amanda Josephine Milliken was born circa 1852 at Henry County, Tennessee.¹ She was the daughter of William M. Milliken and Gilley A. Hartsfield.¹ She died circa 1870 at Henry County, Tennessee.¹

     Ammah Grace Milliken was born on 15 February 1887 at Dew, Freestone County, Texas. She was the daughter of Robert Harris Milliken and Francis Isabelle Ham. She appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 at Freestone County, Texas; her name is spelled Amah.¹ She married James Jefferson Curry on 13 December 1908 at Freestone County, Texas. She and Herman Charles Curry appeared on the census of 9 April 1930 at Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas.² She died on 26 August 1971 at Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, at age 84; (named Ammah Lewis.)³ She was buried on 28 August 1971 at Freestone County, Texas.⁴

     Amos Milliken was references; From the records of Mary Ellen Dorsey 6/12/2007. He was born on 10 March 1795 at Guilford County, North Carolina.¹ He was the son of George H. Milliken Sr. and Agness West. He married Elizabeth Townsend on 27 July 1815 at Logan County, Kentucky.¹ He was appointed as one of the Commissioners, for a period of five years, in in 1822 at Henry County, Tennessee.² He was was ordered by the court to "lay off and mark a road from the town of Paris to Benjamin Chapman's". Other men included in the court's oder were: John Moore, David Wallace, James Conyers, Thomas Deloach, James Leeper, William Hays and Charles Crutchfield on 4 March 1824 at Henry County, Tennessee.³ He was a petitioner to the court (and Executor of the will) to sell a slave from the estate of John & Elizabeth House on 25 September 1849 at Henry County, Tennessee.⁴ He died on 21 November 1856 at Spring Hill, Henry County, Tennessee, at age 61.⁵

     Amos Kendall Milliken was born on 12 March 1841 at Franklin, Simpson County, Kentucky, alternate birth date 11 Mar 1840 (see Ridlon, pg.509.)^1,2 He was the son of Hon. George H. Milliken and Adelaide DeSha Buntin.¹ He married Josephine Mitchiner on 9 February 1865.² He died on 5 April 1911 at Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, at age 70.¹ He was buried on 6 April 1911 at USA.¹

     Amy Caroline Milliken is the daughter of Eric R. Milliken and Mariesa A. Herrmann.¹

     Angie Mae Milliken was born on 13 October 1898.¹ She was the daughter of Robert Harris Milliken and Francis Isabelle Ham. She appeared on the census of 1 June 1900 at Freestone County, Texas; with her family.² She was transferred membership.³ She died on 20 October 1926 at Fairfield, Freestone County, Texas, at age 28.¹ DEATH FOLLOWING LONG ILLNESS
Miss Angie May MILLIKEN, 28, died last Wednesday afternoon at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. MILLIKEN in the Mt. Zion neighborhood after an illness of several months. Burial was in the Dew Cemetery Thursday afternoon in the presents of a large gathering of relatives and friends from different places.

A more extended notice will appear in a later issue of the Recorder.⁴ She was buried on 21 October 1926 at Freestone County, Texas.⁵ IN MEMORIAM
Miss Angie May MILLIKEN was born October 13, 1898 and died at her home about five miles east of Fairfield on October 20, 1926, thus being 28 years and 7 days old.

She was buried in the cemetery at Dew Texas, her pastor, Rev. I O. DENT officiating. She joined the Methodist Church more than 13 years ago and was baptized by Rev. Alan Tooke.

Surviving her are her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. MILLIKEN, also three sisters and three brothers.

A short time before she died and when it was thought at first that she was dead, she revived and told those present that she wished she could tell them how wonderful death was and how beautiful it was to go home. She told then not to grieve, that she was going to be so happy. She further said to them, Jesus is reaching for me and the angels are standing guard across the bridge and I
see our loved ones, naming several who had passed on.

She selected the songs that she wanted sang at the last exercise. Near my god to thee, Jesus, lover of my soul and in the garden she also selected the portions of the bible that she wanted read, John:14 Chapter and the 91st Psalm.

Miss Angie lived as a christian and died as a child of god. She was refined and gentle and kind and many of her friends regret her untimely death. Her short life was made useful and in her work she was pleasant, competent and faithful. In life as in death she was pure gold. Though she knew her last days were at hand that even then the shadows of death were gathering about her, yet there was a smile on her face that revealed no fear of god to the faithful. We are assured that Angie rests well for the pure in heart she shall see god. We feel sure that this little girl will know pain and sorrow no more forever. For these things never enter the portals of heaven secure and steadfast in faith, guided by hope and love. It may be that as the angel of death hoovered near, she knew. My angel shall have charge over thee to keep thee

A Friend.⁶

     Anna May Milliken was born on 11 September 1881 at Denton County, Texas.¹ She was the daughter of Martin Horace Milliken and Nancy B. Young.¹ She died before 1883 at Denton County, Texas.¹ She was buried after 1883 at Lewisville, Denton County, Texas.²

     Anna Rae Milliken was born on 19 December 1919 at Stewart County, Tennessee.^1,2 She was the daughter of Garland Elias Milliken and Goldie F. Keatts.¹ She died on 3 February 2017 at Tennessee at age 97.²

     Anna Thompson Milliken was born circa 1858 at Kentucky.² She was the daughter of Robert Franklin Milliken and Eliza Thompson Hail.¹