Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 1887,
Trimble Co.

JOSEPH MILLER, was born in Trimble County, Ky., November 16, 1809, the
second of nine children born to Michael and Sarah (Daugherty) Miller,
natives of Maryland and Kentucky.  Michael Miller was a farmer, and came
to Kentucky at an early date.  The Daughertys were originally from
Virginia, and were among the earliest settlers of Kentucky.  Joseph was
reared on the farm, and when a boy of six years moved with his parents to
Orange County, Ind., where he remained until about 1836.  He then moved
to Missouri and two years later returned to Orange County, Ind., and
remained for a short time.  Subsequently he went South to Mississippi,
and in 1846 went to the Mexican war and participated in the battles of
Buena Vista and Monterey.  At the close of the Mexican war he returned
to his native county, where he has since resided engaged in farming. He
settled where he now resides at Bedford, in 1879, and has 125 acres of
fine land.  He married, March 18, 1847, Nancy Latty, daughter of Davis
Latty, one of the pioneers of Kentucky.  To this union were born three
children: Davis L., William W. and John; the last is deceased.  Mrs.
Miller died in 1862, and about 1864 our subject married Emma Nicholson,
daughter of John and Elizabeth (Connell) Nicholson.  To this union was
born one child, who died in infancy.  Mrs. Emma Miller died in 1865, and
July 30, 1867, he married Miss Juan Pierce, daughter of William G. and
Mary (Gatewood) Pierce of Trimble County.  To this union were born three
children: Josie M., Lillie and Charley (twins), but Charley is deceased.
The family are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.

Miller Daugherty Latty Nicholson Connell Pierce Gatewood
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Orange-IN MD MO MS VA

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