Beverly Milner Sr.Age: 851757–1843
- Name
- Beverly Milner Sr.
- Given names
- Beverly
- Surname
- Milner
- Name suffix
- Sr.
| Birth | March 22, 1757 24 25 Source: www.familysearch.org |
| Birth of a brother | Robert Dudley Milner March 14, 1762 (Age 4) |
| Birth of a sister | Margaret “Peggy” Milner 1769 (Age 11) |
| Death of a mother | Margaret Dudley 1772 (Age 14) |
| Military | residing in fort 1775 (Age 17)Text: After passing a fort not far from Clinch Mountain in Virginia, they [Thomas Beals] were arrested and carried back to the fort to be tried for their lives on the charge of being confederates of the hostile Indians. ...a young man from the fort was converted and, some time after joined the Friends... |
| Military | Revolutionary War 1776 (Age 18) Source: ancestry.com Citation details: Revolutionary War Pensioner Census, 1841 Text: Fairfield, Highland County, Ohio
Beverly Milner |
| Religion | converted to Society of Friends 1777 (Age 19)Citation details: p. 3 Text: When Thomas Beals was captured in 1775, one recalls that a young man then in the fort was converted. That young man was Beverly Milner, who eventually settled near the last residence of Sarah Beals. In his later years, after he became too feeble to attend Meeting, he often alluded to the ministry of that "heavenly man by whom he was converted." He died in 1848, when he was almost eighty-seven, and was buried at Fairfield. (now Leesburg) Note: The only Milner listed in the index of Friendly Virginians: America's First Quakers is Beverly Milner. |
| Religious marriage | Olive Anna Hendricks — View family October 10, 1778 (Age 21) Source: www.familysearch.org |
| Marriage of a parent | John Milner — Sally Echols — View family 1778 (Age 20) |
| Birth of a daughter #1 | Ruth Ann Milner 1783 (Age 25) |
| Birth of a son #2 | Moses Milner 1785 (Age 27) |
| Birth of a son #3 | Beverly Milner 1788 (Age 30) |
| Birth of a son #4 | Amos Milner 1792 (Age 34) |
| Birth of a son #5 | Joseph Milner 1795 (Age 37) |
| Death of a sister | Alice Livingston Milner about May 1799 (Age 42) |
| Death of a father | John Milner about 1799 (Age 41) |
| Birth of a son #6 | John Milner August 25, 1800 (Age 43) |
| Birth of a son #7 | Oliver Milner 1802 (Age 44) |
| Birth of a son #8 | Luke Milner 1806 (Age 48) |
| Residence | 1807 (Age 49) Source: records of Dr. Clyde A. Milner Publication: 1968 |
| Marriage of a child | Oliver Milner — Nancy Garrett — View family Type: Civil marriage March 29, 1827 (Age 70) Source: findagrave.com Citation details: marriage license Text: This is to certify that Oliver Milner and Nancy Garrett of Highland County were legally joined in marriage on the 29th of March 1827 by me a Justice of the Peace in and for said county. |
| Death of a son | Luke Milner 1827 (Age 69) |
| Death of a wife | Olive Anna Hendricks September 22, 1828 (Age 71) |
| Death of a brother | John Hamilton Milner about 1830 (Age 72) |
| Burial of a brother | John Hamilton Milner about 1830 (Age 72) Cemetery: Milner family Note: Farmer and Rev. War Capt. |
| Marriage of a child | John Milner — Susannah Kinzer — View family January 8, 1831 (Age 73) |
| Death of a brother | Robert Dudley Milner about March 1833 (Age 75) |
| Death of a brother | Luke Samuel Milner December 25, 1835 (Age 78) |
| Burial of a brother | Luke Samuel Milner 1835 (Age 77) Cemetery: Mill Creek Baptist Church Cemetery |
| Death of a sister | Margaret “Peggy” Milner February 4, 1840 (Age 82) |
| Death | January 10, 1843 (Age 85) |
| Burial | Cemetery: Fairfield Quaker Cemetery |
| Family with parents - View family |
| father |
John Milner Birth: July 9, 1732 23 24 — North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, VA Death: about 1799 — Lincoln County, Kentucky |
| mother |
Margaret Dudley Birth: 1732 — Death: 1772 — Halifax County, Virginia |
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Marriage: about 1749 — Richmond County, Virginia |
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21 months elder brother |
Luke Samuel Milner Birth: September 17, 1750 18 18 — Richmond Co., Virginia Death: December 25, 1835 — Harrison Co., Kentucky |
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22 months elder sister |
Alice Livingston Milner Birth: July 1752 19 20 — Richmond Co., Virginia Death: about May 1799 — Richmond Co., Virginia |
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20 months elder brother |
John Hamilton Milner Birth: February 16, 1754 21 22 — Richmond Co., Virginia Death: about 1830 — Cleola, Harris Co., Georgia |
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3 years |
Beverly Milner Sr. Birth: March 22, 1757 24 25 — North Farnham Parish, VA Death: January 10, 1843 — Ohio |
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5 years younger brother |
Robert Dudley Milner Birth: March 14, 1762 29 30 — Richmond Co., Virginia Death: about March 1833 — Kentucky |
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8 years younger sister |
Margaret “Peggy” Milner Birth: 1769 36 37 — Virginia Death: February 4, 1840 — Newnansville, Alachua County, Florida |
| Father’s family with Sally Echols - View family |
| father |
John Milner Birth: July 9, 1732 23 24 — North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, VA Death: about 1799 — Lincoln County, Kentucky |
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Marriage: 1778 — Halifax Co., Virginia |
| Family with Olive Anna Hendricks - View family |
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Beverly Milner Sr. Birth: March 22, 1757 24 25 — North Farnham Parish, VA Death: January 10, 1843 — Ohio |
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| wife |
Olive Anna Hendricks Birth: January 12, 1761 — Richmond Co., Virginia Death: September 22, 1828 — Lessburg, Ohio |
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Marriage: October 10, 1778 — Halifax County, Virginia |
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5 years daughter |
Ruth Ann Milner Birth: 1783 25 21 — Death: 1858 — |
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3 years son |
Moses Milner Birth: 1785 27 23 — Death: 1861 — |
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4 years son |
Beverly Milner Birth: 1788 30 26 — Death: 1866 — |
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5 years son |
Amos Milner Birth: 1792 34 30 — Death: 1853 — |
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4 years son |
Joseph Milner Birth: 1795 37 33 — Death: 1872 — |
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6 years son |
John Milner Birth: August 25, 1800 43 39 — Death: March 19, 1893 — Highland County, Ohio |
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2 years son |
Oliver Milner Birth: 1802 44 40 — Virginia Death: August 15, 1855 — Highland County, Ohio |
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5 years son |
Luke Milner Birth: 1806 48 44 — Death: 1827 — |
| Birth | www.familysearch.org |
| Military | Famous Quaker Rev. Thomas Beals: First Friends Minister in Ohio Text: After passing a fort not far from Clinch Mountain in Virginia, they [Thomas Beals] were arrested and carried back to the fort to be tried for their lives on the charge of being confederates of the hostile Indians. ...a young man from the fort was converted and, some time after joined the Friends... |
| Military | ancestry.com Citation details: Revolutionary War Pensioner Census, 1841 Text: Fairfield, Highland County, Ohio
Beverly Milner |
| Religion | Famous Quaker Rev. Thomas Beals: First Friends Minister in Ohio Citation details: p. 3 Text: When Thomas Beals was captured in 1775, one recalls that a young man then in the fort was converted. That young man was Beverly Milner, who eventually settled near the last residence of Sarah Beals. In his later years, after he became too feeble to attend Meeting, he often alluded to the ministry of that "heavenly man by whom he was converted." He died in 1848, when he was almost eighty-seven, and was buried at Fairfield. (now Leesburg) |
| Marriage | www.familysearch.org |
| Residence | records of Dr. Clyde A. Milner Publication: 1968 |
| Religion | The only Milner listed in the index of Friendly Virginians: America's First Quakers is Beverly Milner. |