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State of Service: MD
Qualifying Service: Patriotic Service
Author: Charles Edwin Finley
Philip Jacob Miller served as a member of Committee of Observation of Frederick County, Maryland and took the Oath of Fidelity.
He was born abt. 1734 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania to Johann Michael Miller and and Susannah Agnes Berchtol and died before August 4, 1799 in Campbell County, Kentucky.
He married Magdalena Rochette abt. 1753 and they had the following children
Lidia Miller (1754–1805)
Daniel Miller (1755 – 1822
) married Elizabeth Ulrich Susannah ( 1756 – 1831)
married Daniel Ulrich David Miller (1758 – 1845
) Sarah Ann Landis Christina Miller (1761–1815
) Johannes Heinrich Snell Elizabeth Miller ( 1762–1835
) Abraham Miller ( 1764–1859)
m. Catherine Maugans Solomon Miller( 1767-1810) married Elizabeth Crumpaker Esther Miller (1769 – 1828
) married Gabriel Maugans Hannah (June 7, 1774-1840) married Arnold Snider Magdalena (May 24, 1770- May 25, 1842) married Daniel Cripe
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