Subject: Re: Robert MILLER From: Janet Jilote Date: May 29, 2000 Charles (Bonedigger), Would your MILLERs and NEELYs have lived in Charleston in the early 1800's? I have some info on families of MILLER and NEEL that lived in Charleston. Jesse NELL b. 1754 Va. m. Ursulla BROWN, 1795 Chas, SC. There is a letter that states the NELL name was once NEEL. The Historical Society's Brown folder contained a letter that indicated that the Brown's, Miller's, and Clastrier's were somehow related and lived on Quince st.: 1801 John Brown, Rigger, 0 Quince 1802 Maxemellian Clastrier -Listed as Starch Mfg. at 22 Quince 1806 Sarah Brown, Shop Keeper, 21 Quince Also, Henretta is a very short street and has in the street directory: 1829 William Stephen Nell, Grist Store 1835 Stephen Clastrier, Carpenter 1836 Andrew Flinn Nell Sarah CLATRIES (Clastrier) m. Jacob MILLER in 31st Dec. 1808 Chas. SC. Sarah CLASTRIER m. John "Nickols" SCOFIELD c. 1846 SC. (Richland Co Census 1850). Janet Nielson Jilote Go To: #, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, Main |