Handwritten memorandum on Thomas Milliken of Charleston and his children (page 1)
Book 1, Page 222 ·1805–1889
Transcription
A loose handwritten sheet in cursive pencil. A small numeral “1” at the very top centers the page as the first of a sequence.
1
Thomas Milliken of Chas — Merchant. Son of Thomas Milliken of Belfast Ireland — Merchant. and of Susan-nah Gow his wife native of Kir and Knight Scotland. Died Oct - 1864
Children of Thomas Milliken and Elenor Hunter his wife of Chas —
[The writer’s “Kir and Knight Scotland” is a phonetic rendering of Kirkcudbright, Scotland — the same town given on page 220 as “Kirkudbright.”]
A small column of headings:
Born — Died
Then a list of names with dates:
Susan Milliken Dec - 30 - 1805 - May 3rd 1885
Edward Patrick Oct - 17 - 1810 Oct 25 - 1874
Ellen Milliken (widow) July 25 - 1807 June 10th. 1871
of S. G. Barker Buried Mag.
Adam Tunno Sept. 5 - 1816 - Oct 31 - 1889
The two last buried Fitz Simons lot - Mag.
(This must mean Adam & Edward)
Below, a memorial paragraph:
Sacred to the memory of William Hunter Milliken, departed this life 20th July 1831. Matthew Irwin M.D. — who departed this life 11th Aug 1837 at Princeton miss — in the 24th year of his age —
Beloved sons of Thomas and Elenor Milliken
AI Notes
A handwritten cursive memorandum in pencil, numbered ‘1’ at the top. Opens with a paragraph identifying Thomas Milliken of Charleston (merchant) as the son of Thomas Milliken of Belfast and Susannah Gow of Kirkcudbright, Scotland. A list of his and Eleanor Hunter’s children follows with birth and death dates, and the page closes with a memorial inscription for two sons, William Hunter Milliken and Matthew Irwin Milliken, M.D. The text continues onto the next sheet.
Text continues on the next page.