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Archibald Miller ‎(I7299)‎

Given Names: Archibald
Surname: Miller

Gender: Male Male

Birth: 1800 , , South Carolina, USA
Death: 1878 ‎(Age 78)‎ , Bartow, Georgia, USA

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1800 , , South Carolina, USA

Death

1878 ‎(Age 78)‎ , Bartow, Georgia, USA

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4 June 1878 ‎(Age 78)‎ , Bartow, Georgia, USA

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Citation Details: Wills, 1836-1922 ‎(Bartow County, Georgia)‎; Author: Georgia. Court of Ordinary ‎(Bartow County)‎; Probate Place: Bartow, Georgia Source Information Ancestry.com. Georgia, Wills and Probate Records, 1742-1992 ‎[database on-line]‎. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015. Original data: Georgia County, District and Probate Courts.
Text: ‎[Page]‎ 444
State of Georgia
Gordon County
In the name of God, Amen.
I, Archibald Miller, of said County & State,
being of advanced age, and knowing that I must shortly
depart this life, deem it right and proper, both as respects
myself and my family, that I should make disposition
of the property with which a kind Providence has blessed
me, do therefore make this my last will and testament
hereby revoking all others heretofore made by me.
Item 1st. I desire and direct that my body be buried in a decent
and Christian like manner, Suitable to my circumstances and
condition in life, my soul I trust shall return to rest with
God, Who gave it.
Item 2nd. I desire and direct that all my past debt, be paid, without delay,
by my Executor herein after appointed, as I am unwilling my
creditors should be delayed in their right, especially as there
is no necessity for delay.
Item 3rd. I give, bequeath, and devise to my beloved wife Hannah, with
whom I have lived in the strictest quick for fifty two years,
a note of hand against T.C. Griffin for One Thousand
Dollars, bearing interest from date of said note, said
note predicated upon sale of my Oostanola ‎[Oostanaula]‎ Home farm,
it being a portion of the purchase money, said farm sold
for., I also give and bequeath to my beloved wife, the two
town lots situated in the town of Calhoun said State
and County aforesaid, if unsold at my death, to be sold
by my Executor, herein after appointed, and the money
arising from the Sale of the same, to be paid over to my
beloved wife, Hannah, for her Special benefit and
behoof, by Said executor.
Item 4th. I give, bequeath and devise to my daughter Margaret Manny
widow, two hundred and twenty five dollars, Cash.
5th Item. I give, bequeath and devise to my daughter Susan Davis
a widow also, Five Hundred dollars, as follows, I hold a
note bearing interest against the said Susan Davis,
my said daughter, for two hundred dollars, also a note
of fifty dollars against Daniel Davis, said Susan
Davis' son, both notes amounting to two hundred
and fifty dollars, and said two hundred and fifty
dollars, to be taken from Said five hundred dollars,
leaving the devise to my said daughter Susan Davis
over and above said notes, Two Hundred & fifty Dollars
Said notes above described to be given up to said
Susan Davis as above.
‎[Page]‎ 445
6th Item. I give, bequeath and devise to my son, Empson W. Miller, Five
hundred Dollars, as follows, to wit Said Empson W. Miller
has received and enjoyed the above amount of five
hundred Dollars in Cash, and for which I hold an
open account against him for the same, and also
an open account of One hundred and twenty five
in addition. I therefore devise to him said
Empson W. Miller Said above accounts, as his entire
Share of my estate, and in line of the said Five
hundred bequeathed in this said Item No. 6.
7th Item. I give bequeath and devise to my daughter Jane Terry, wife of
William C. Terry, and all her children free from the disposition
of her present, or any future husband, Five Hundred
Dollars, in Cash.
8th Item. Whereas my son Bailus E. Miller has received and Enjoyed
him and his wife and children in Cash, twenty five
hundred Dollars, Which said account I hereby give
and bequeath to them.
9th Item. I give and bequeath and devise to my daughter Harriet, Single
and unmarried in addition for her most faithfull af-
fectionate, and most valuable services rendered me,
in sickness and in health, and all her attention to all of the
domestic duties of my family for her zeal and great
devotion at all times to supply all my wants and comforts
through life. One Thousand Dollars. Cash.
10th Item. I give bequeath and devise to my son Daniel H. Miller
two hundred Dollars in addition to what he has
already received.
11th Item. The residue of my property Viz. Beds. Bed clothing house-
hold and kitchen furniture and all personal where-
wherever and whatever it may be including that given to
my beloved wife Hannah to be her own right and
property, for and during her natural life, and
after death to go and descend to my beloved
daugher Harriet, Single and unmarried, for
her Special benefit and behoof, forever.
12th Item. I hereby constitute and appoint my worth friend
N.J. Boaze. Executor of this my last will and
testament. This 27th April 1872.
Archibald X his mark Miller
Signed, Sealed, declared and published by
Archibald Miller as his last will and testament.
‎[Page]‎ 446
in the presence of us the Subscribers, who Subscribed our
names hereto, in the presence of said testator, at his
Special instance and request, and of each other this
27th day of April 1872.
Joseph J. Printuss
Berry G. Boazo
Joseph W. Barrett

Codicil
State of Georgia
Bartow County
Whereas I , Archibald Miller, did on the twenty
seventh ‎(27)‎ day of April Eighteen Hundred
and Seventy two, Sign Seal declare and publish my last
will and testament, in the presence of Joseph J. Printuss
Berry G. Boaze and Joseph W. Bassett, who signed the said
will and testament as witnesses, and whereas I am desirous
of altering and changing bequest and devises in the
Seventh, Ninth and Tenth articles of said will, and
to satisfy Omissions therein. I therefore make and publish
this Codicil to said will and testament.
1st I Revoke and Annull the 7th article of said will
So far as relates to five hundred dollars in cash.
Secondly, I give bequeath and devise a half interest
in a lot of land, being a part of lots numbers ten
and Eleven, in the Sixteenth district and third section
of Bartow County, Said lot containing one hundred
and thirty five acres, more or less, to my daughter
Jane Terry, wife of William C. Terry, and all her
children, free from the disposition of her present
or any future husband.
3rd. I revoke and annull the Ninth article of said will
So far as relates to One Thousand Dollars in Cash.
4th I give bequeath and devise to my daughter, Harriet
Single and Unmarried, One half interest in the lot of land
being part of lots numbers ten and eleven, in the
Sixteenth District and third section Bartow County
Containing One hundred and thirty five acres,
More or less.
5th. I revoke and annull the tenth article so far as relates
to the two hundred dollars to my son Daniel F.
Miller.
6th. I give bequeath and devise to my son Daniel F. Miller
the account I hold against him for three hundred
dollars cash advanced, and also the amount
I paid for College Expenses.
‎[Page]‎ 447
7th I give and bequeath and devise to my daughter Susan Davis
the note of two hundred Dollars I hold against her.
Archibald X his mark Miller
Signed, Sealed, declared and published by Archibald Miller
as a Codicil to his will and testament of the 27th April 1872
in the presence of the undersigned, who Subscribed
our names hereto in the presence of said testator and
at his special instance and request and in the
presence of each other. Feby 12th 1874.
J.M. Davidson
J.P. Kinman
W. H. Bearden

Filed in Office June 4th 1878
J.A. Howard Ordinary
Recorded February 19th 1879
J.A. Howard Ordinary

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Immediate Family (F3058)
Wife	Hannah McCallum 1800 -
Daughter	Susan Miller 1824 - 1890
Daughter	Margaret Miller 1821 - 1902
Son	Bailus E Miller -
Son	Empson W Miller 1825 -
Daughter	Jane Miller 1830 -
Daughter	Harriet Miller 1832 -
Son	John B Miller 1834 -
Son	Daniel F Miller 1836 -

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From Wills, 1836-1922 ‎(Bartow County, Georgia)‎; Author: Georgia. Court of Ordinary ‎(Bartow County)‎; Probate Place: Bartow, Georgia Source Information Ancestry.com. Georgia, Wills and Probate Records, 1742-1992 ‎[database on-line]‎. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015. Original data: Georgia County, District and Probate Courts.

‎[Page]‎ 444
State of Georgia
Gordon County
In the name of God, Amen.
I, Archibald Miller, of said County & State,
being of advanced age, and knowing that I must shortly
depart this life, deem it right and proper, both as respects
myself and my family, that I should make disposition
of the property with which a kind Providence has blessed
me, do therefore make this my last will and testament
hereby revoking all others heretofore made by me.
Item 1st. I desire and direct that my body be buried in a decent
and Christian like manner, Suitable to my circumstances and
condition in life, my soul I trust shall return to rest with
God, Who gave it.
Item 2nd. I desire and direct that all my past debt, be paid, without delay,
by my Executor herein after appointed, as I am unwilling my
creditors should be delayed in their right, especially as there
is no necessity for delay.
Item 3rd. I give, bequeath, and devise to my beloved wife Hannah, with
whom I have lived in the strictest quick for fifty two years,
a note of hand against T.C. Griffin for One Thousand
Dollars, bearing interest from date of said note, said
note predicated upon sale of my Oostanola ‎[Oostanaula]‎ Home farm,
it being a portion of the purchase money, said farm sold
for., I also give and bequeath to my beloved wife, the two
town lots situated in the town of Calhoun said State
and County aforesaid, if unsold at my death, to be sold
by my Executor, herein after appointed, and the money
arising from the Sale of the same, to be paid over to my
beloved wife, Hannah, for her Special benefit and
behoof, by Said executor.
Item 4th. I give, bequeath and devise to my daughter Margaret Manny
widow, two hundred and twenty five dollars, Cash.
5th Item. I give, bequeath and devise to my daughter Susan Davis
a widow also, Five Hundred dollars, as follows, I hold a
note bearing interest against the said Susan Davis,
my said daughter, for two hundred dollars, also a note
of fifty dollars against Daniel Davis, said Susan
Davis' son, both notes amounting to two hundred
and fifty dollars, and said two hundred and fifty
dollars, to be taken from Said five hundred dollars,
leaving the devise to my said daughter Susan Davis
over and above said notes, Two Hundred & fifty Dollars
Said notes above described to be given up to said
Susan Davis as above.
‎[Page]‎ 445
6th Item. I give, bequeath and devise to my son, Empson W. Miller, Five
hundred Dollars, as follows, to wit Said Empson W. Miller
has received and enjoyed the above amount of five
hundred Dollars in Cash, and for which I hold an
open account against him for the same, and also
an open account of One hundred and twenty five
in addition. I therefore devise to him said
Empson W. Miller Said above accounts, as his entire
Share of my estate, and in line of the said Five
hundred bequeathed in this said Item No. 6.
7th Item. I give bequeath and devise to my daughter Jane Terry, wife of
William C. Terry, and all her children free from the disposition
of her present, or any future husband, Five Hundred
Dollars, in Cash.
8th Item. Whereas my son Bailus E. Miller has received and Enjoyed
him and his wife and children in Cash, twenty five
hundred Dollars, Which said account I hereby give
and bequeath to them.
9th Item. I give and bequeath and devise to my daughter Harriet, Single
and unmarried in addition for her most faithfull af-
fectionate, and most valuable services rendered me,
in sickness and in health, and all her attention to all of the
domestic duties of my family for her zeal and great
devotion at all times to supply all my wants and comforts
through life. One Thousand Dollars. Cash.
10th Item. I give bequeath and devise to my son Daniel H. Miller
two hundred Dollars in addition to what he has
already received.
11th Item. The residue of my property Viz. Beds. Bed clothing house-
hold and kitchen furniture and all personal where-
wherever and whatever it may be including that given to
my beloved wife Hannah to be her own right and
property, for and during her natural life, and
after death to go and descend to my beloved
daugher Harriet, Single and unmarried, for
her Special benefit and behoof, forever.
12th Item. I hereby constitute and appoint my worth friend
N.J. Boaze. Executor of this my last will and
testament. This 27th April 1872.
Archibald X his mark Miller
Signed, Sealed, declared and published by
Archibald Miller as his last will and testament.
‎[Page]‎ 446
in the presence of us the Subscribers, who Subscribed our
names hereto, in the presence of said testator, at his
Special instance and request, and of each other this
27th day of April 1872.
Joseph J. Printuss
Berry G. Boazo
Joseph W. Barrett

Codicil
State of Georgia
Bartow County
Whereas I , Archibald Miller, did on the twenty
seventh ‎(27)‎ day of April Eighteen Hundred
and Seventy two, Sign Seal declare and publish my last
will and testament, in the presence of Joseph J. Printuss
Berry G. Boaze and Joseph W. Bassett, who signed the said
will and testament as witnesses, and whereas I am desirous
of altering and changing bequest and devises in the
Seventh, Ninth and Tenth articles of said will, and
to satisfy Omissions therein. I therefore make and publish
this Codicil to said will and testament.
1st I Revoke and Annull the 7th article of said will
So far as relates to five hundred dollars in cash.
Secondly, I give bequeath and devise a half interest
in a lot of land, being a part of lots numbers ten
and Eleven, in the Sixteenth district and third section
of Bartow County, Said lot containing one hundred
and thirty five acres, more or less, to my daughter
Jane Terry, wife of William C. Terry, and all her
children, free from the disposition of her present
or any future husband.
3rd. I revoke and annull the Ninth article of said will
So far as relates to One Thousand Dollars in Cash.
4th I give bequeath and devise to my daughter, Harriet
Single and Unmarried, One half interest in the lot of land
being part of lots numbers ten and eleven, in the
Sixteenth District and third section Bartow County
Containing One hundred and thirty five acres,
More or less.
5th. I revoke and annull the tenth article so far as relates
to the two hundred dollars to my son Daniel F.
Miller.
6th. I give bequeath and devise to my son Daniel F. Miller
the account I hold against him for three hundred
dollars cash advanced, and also the amount
I paid for College Expenses.
‎[Page]‎ 447
7th I give and bequeath and devise to my daughter Susan Davis
the note of two hundred Dollars I hold against her.
Archibald X his mark Miller
Signed, Sealed, declared and published by Archibald Miller
as a Codicil to his will and testament of the 27th April 1872
in the presence of the undersigned, who Subscribed
our names hereto in the presence of said testator and
at his special instance and request and in the
presence of each other. Feby 12th 1874.
J.M. Davidson
J.P. Kinman
W. H. Bearden

Filed in Office June 4th 1878
J.A. Howard Ordinary
Recorded February 19th 1879
J.A. Howard Ordinary

Source: Probate Record

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Citation Details: Wills, 1836-1922 ‎(Bartow County, Georgia)‎; Author: Georgia. Court of Ordinary ‎(Bartow County)‎; Probate Place: Bartow, Georgia Source Information Ancestry.com. Georgia, Wills and Probate Records, 1742-1992 ‎[database on-line]‎. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015. Original data: Georgia County, District and Probate Courts.
Text: ‎[Page]‎ 444
State of Georgia
Gordon County
In the name of God, Amen.
I, Archibald Miller, of said County & State,
being of advanced age, and knowing that I must shortly
depart this life, deem it right and proper, both as respects
myself and my family, that I should make disposition
of the property with which a kind Providence has blessed
me, do therefore make this my last will and testament
hereby revoking all others heretofore made by me.
Item 1st. I desire and direct that my body be buried in a decent
and Christian like manner, Suitable to my circumstances and
condition in life, my soul I trust shall return to rest with
God, Who gave it.
Item 2nd. I desire and direct that all my past debt, be paid, without delay,
by my Executor herein after appointed, as I am unwilling my
creditors should be delayed in their right, especially as there
is no necessity for delay.
Item 3rd. I give, bequeath, and devise to my beloved wife Hannah, with
whom I have lived in the strictest quick for fifty two years,
a note of hand against T.C. Griffin for One Thousand
Dollars, bearing interest from date of said note, said
note predicated upon sale of my Oostanola ‎[Oostanaula]‎ Home farm,
it being a portion of the purchase money, said farm sold
for., I also give and bequeath to my beloved wife, the two
town lots situated in the town of Calhoun said State
and County aforesaid, if unsold at my death, to be sold
by my Executor, herein after appointed, and the money
arising from the Sale of the same, to be paid over to my
beloved wife, Hannah, for her Special benefit and
behoof, by Said executor.
Item 4th. I give, bequeath and devise to my daughter Margaret Manny
widow, two hundred and twenty five dollars, Cash.
5th Item. I give, bequeath and devise to my daughter Susan Davis
a widow also, Five Hundred dollars, as follows, I hold a
note bearing interest against the said Susan Davis,
my said daughter, for two hundred dollars, also a note
of fifty dollars against Daniel Davis, said Susan
Davis' son, both notes amounting to two hundred
and fifty dollars, and said two hundred and fifty
dollars, to be taken from Said five hundred dollars,
leaving the devise to my said daughter Susan Davis
over and above said notes, Two Hundred & fifty Dollars
Said notes above described to be given up to said
Susan Davis as above.
‎[Page]‎ 445
6th Item. I give, bequeath and devise to my son, Empson W. Miller, Five
hundred Dollars, as follows, to wit Said Empson W. Miller
has received and enjoyed the above amount of five
hundred Dollars in Cash, and for which I hold an
open account against him for the same, and also
an open account of One hundred and twenty five
in addition. I therefore devise to him said
Empson W. Miller Said above accounts, as his entire
Share of my estate, and in line of the said Five
hundred bequeathed in this said Item No. 6.
7th Item. I give bequeath and devise to my daughter Jane Terry, wife of
William C. Terry, and all her children free from the disposition
of her present, or any future husband, Five Hundred
Dollars, in Cash.
8th Item. Whereas my son Bailus E. Miller has received and Enjoyed
him and his wife and children in Cash, twenty five
hundred Dollars, Which said account I hereby give
and bequeath to them.
9th Item. I give and bequeath and devise to my daughter Harriet, Single
and unmarried in addition for her most faithfull af-
fectionate, and most valuable services rendered me,
in sickness and in health, and all her attention to all of the
domestic duties of my family for her zeal and great
devotion at all times to supply all my wants and comforts
through life. One Thousand Dollars. Cash.
10th Item. I give bequeath and devise to my son Daniel H. Miller
two hundred Dollars in addition to what he has
already received.
11th Item. The residue of my property Viz. Beds. Bed clothing house-
hold and kitchen furniture and all personal where-
wherever and whatever it may be including that given to
my beloved wife Hannah to be her own right and
property, for and during her natural life, and
after death to go and descend to my beloved
daugher Harriet, Single and unmarried, for
her Special benefit and behoof, forever.
12th Item. I hereby constitute and appoint my worth friend
N.J. Boaze. Executor of this my last will and
testament. This 27th April 1872.
Archibald X his mark Miller
Signed, Sealed, declared and published by
Archibald Miller as his last will and testament.
‎[Page]‎ 446
in the presence of us the Subscribers, who Subscribed our
names hereto, in the presence of said testator, at his
Special instance and request, and of each other this
27th day of April 1872.
Joseph J. Printuss
Berry G. Boazo
Joseph W. Barrett

Codicil
State of Georgia
Bartow County
Whereas I , Archibald Miller, did on the twenty
seventh ‎(27)‎ day of April Eighteen Hundred
and Seventy two, Sign Seal declare and publish my last
will and testament, in the presence of Joseph J. Printuss
Berry G. Boaze and Joseph W. Bassett, who signed the said
will and testament as witnesses, and whereas I am desirous
of altering and changing bequest and devises in the
Seventh, Ninth and Tenth articles of said will, and
to satisfy Omissions therein. I therefore make and publish
this Codicil to said will and testament.
1st I Revoke and Annull the 7th article of said will
So far as relates to five hundred dollars in cash.
Secondly, I give bequeath and devise a half interest
in a lot of land, being a part of lots numbers ten
and Eleven, in the Sixteenth district and third section
of Bartow County, Said lot containing one hundred
and thirty five acres, more or less, to my daughter
Jane Terry, wife of William C. Terry, and all her
children, free from the disposition of her present
or any future husband.
3rd. I revoke and annull the Ninth article of said will
So far as relates to One Thousand Dollars in Cash.
4th I give bequeath and devise to my daughter, Harriet
Single and Unmarried, One half interest in the lot of land
being part of lots numbers ten and eleven, in the
Sixteenth District and third section Bartow County
Containing One hundred and thirty five acres,
More or less.
5th. I revoke and annull the tenth article so far as relates
to the two hundred dollars to my son Daniel F.
Miller.
6th. I give bequeath and devise to my son Daniel F. Miller
the account I hold against him for three hundred
dollars cash advanced, and also the amount
I paid for College Expenses.
‎[Page]‎ 447
7th I give and bequeath and devise to my daughter Susan Davis
the note of two hundred Dollars I hold against her.
Archibald X his mark Miller
Signed, Sealed, declared and published by Archibald Miller
as a Codicil to his will and testament of the 27th April 1872
in the presence of the undersigned, who Subscribed
our names hereto in the presence of said testator and
at his special instance and request and in the
presence of each other. Feby 12th 1874.
J.M. Davidson
J.P. Kinman
W. H. Bearden

Filed in Office June 4th 1878
J.A. Howard Ordinary
Recorded February 19th 1879
J.A. Howard Ordinary

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