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Maj Albert Stuart Miller
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==Biography==
BIRTH 1803
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'''Albert Stuart Miller''' (1803-1852) - Born in 1803 in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. A career U.S. Army infantry officer who was a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He died on active duty 7 Dec 1852 at Benicia Barracks, Benicia, California.
Tennessee, USA
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Major Miller died on active duty on 7 Dec 1852 at Benicia Barracks, California. He is buried in plot 76 of the Benicia Arsenal Post Cemetery, Benicia, California.
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Fort Miller in Fresno County, California was named for Major Miller.
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BIRTH 1803, Tennessee, USA
 
DEATH 7 Dec 1852 (aged 48–49)
 
DEATH 7 Dec 1852 (aged 48–49)
BURIAL
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BURIAL Benicia Army Cemetery, Benicia, Solano County, California,
Benicia Army Cemetery
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MEMORIAL ID 151094145
Benicia, Solano County, California, USA
 
MEMORIAL ID 151094145 · View Source
 
 
MEMORIAL
 
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 2
 
FLOWERS 1
 
Family Members
 
Parents
 
Pleasant Moorman Miller
 
unknown–1849
 
  
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===Parents===
Mary Louisa Blount Miller
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Pleasant Moorman Miller (1773–1849) and Mary Louisa Blount Miller (1782-1847)
1782–1847
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===Siblings===
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*Darthula Olivia Miller Bradford 1802–1836
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*John Jacob Miller, 1807–1836
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*Susan Lynch Miller Dyer, 1811–1864
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*Richard Blount Miller, 1827–1855
  
Siblings
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==Career==
Photo
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He entered the United States Military Academy 6 Nov 1818 and graduated 1 Jul 1823 in the Class of 1823 ranking 34th out of 35.
Darthula Olivia Miller Bradford
 
1802–1836
 
  
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He served in the Black Hawk War (1832), the SecondSeminole War (1835-1842) and the Mexican War (1846-1848).
John Jacob Miller
 
1807–1836
 
  
Susan Lynch Miller Dyer
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===Assignments:===
1811–1864
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*(1818-1823) Cadet, [[United States Military Academy at West Point]]
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*(1823-1824) 2nd Lt. (1 Jul 1823) 1st U.S. Infantry, [[Fort Smith, Arkansas]]
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*(1824-1825) 1st U.S. Infantry, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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*(1825-1826) 1st U.S. Infantry, Missouri River
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*(1826-1829) 1st U.S. Infantry, On recruiting service
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*(1829-1831) 1st Lt. (31 May 1829), 1st U.S. Infantry, Fort Winnebago, Wisconsin
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*(1831-1832) 1st U.S. Infantry, 1st U.S. Infantry, Fort St. Anthony
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*(1832-1832) 1st U.S. Infantry, Black Hawk War
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*(1833-1835) 1st U.S. Infantry, Aide-de-Camp to [[General Gaines]]
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*(1835-1837) Captain (14 Nov 1836), 1st U.S. Infantry, [[Fort Crawford, Wisconsin]]
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*(1837-1837) 1st U.S. Infantry, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri
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*(1837-1841) 1st U.S. Infantry, Second Seminole War
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*(1841-1844) 1st U.S. Infantry, Fort Crawford (1), Wisconsin
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*(1844-1845) 1st U.S. Infantry, Fort Atkinson, Iowa
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*(1845-1846) 1st U.S. Infantry, [[Jefferson Barracks, Missouri]]
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*(1846-1848) Bvt. Major (23 Sep 1846), Major (15 Mar 1848), 2nd U.S. Infantry, Mexican War
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*(1848-1848) 2nd U.S. Infantry, East Pascagoula, Mississippi
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*(1848-1849) 2nd U.S. Infantry, Fort Hamilton, New York
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*(1849-1850) 2nd U.S. Infantry, Monterey, California
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*(1850-1852) 2nd U.S. Infantry, Benicia Barracks, California
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*(7 Dec 1852) Died on active duty.
  
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==Sources==
Richard Blount Miller
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*https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/151094145/albert-stuart-miller
1827–1855
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*"Ancestral File v4.19," database, (Family Search : accessed 20 September 2012), entry for Albert Stuart Miller.
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*https://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Gazetteer/Places/America/United_States/Army/USMA/Cullums_Register/359*.html
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*http://www.fortwiki.com/Benicia_Arsenal
  
 
[[category:Foote Family Papers]]
 
[[category:Foote Family Papers]]

Latest revision as of 16:31, 20 December 2021

Biography

Albert Stuart Miller (1803-1852) - Born in 1803 in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. A career U.S. Army infantry officer who was a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He died on active duty 7 Dec 1852 at Benicia Barracks, Benicia, California. Major Miller died on active duty on 7 Dec 1852 at Benicia Barracks, California. He is buried in plot 76 of the Benicia Arsenal Post Cemetery, Benicia, California.

Fort Miller in Fresno County, California was named for Major Miller.

BIRTH 1803, Tennessee, USA DEATH 7 Dec 1852 (aged 48–49) BURIAL Benicia Army Cemetery, Benicia, Solano County, California, MEMORIAL ID 151094145 MEMORIAL

Parents

Pleasant Moorman Miller (1773–1849) and Mary Louisa Blount Miller (1782-1847)

Siblings

  • Darthula Olivia Miller Bradford 1802–1836
  • John Jacob Miller, 1807–1836
  • Susan Lynch Miller Dyer, 1811–1864
  • Richard Blount Miller, 1827–1855

Career

He entered the United States Military Academy 6 Nov 1818 and graduated 1 Jul 1823 in the Class of 1823 ranking 34th out of 35.

He served in the Black Hawk War (1832), the SecondSeminole War (1835-1842) and the Mexican War (1846-1848).

Assignments:

  • (1818-1823) Cadet, United States Military Academy at West Point
  • (1823-1824) 2nd Lt. (1 Jul 1823) 1st U.S. Infantry, Fort Smith, Arkansas
  • (1824-1825) 1st U.S. Infantry, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
  • (1825-1826) 1st U.S. Infantry, Missouri River
  • (1826-1829) 1st U.S. Infantry, On recruiting service
  • (1829-1831) 1st Lt. (31 May 1829), 1st U.S. Infantry, Fort Winnebago, Wisconsin
  • (1831-1832) 1st U.S. Infantry, 1st U.S. Infantry, Fort St. Anthony
  • (1832-1832) 1st U.S. Infantry, Black Hawk War
  • (1833-1835) 1st U.S. Infantry, Aide-de-Camp to General Gaines
  • (1835-1837) Captain (14 Nov 1836), 1st U.S. Infantry, Fort Crawford, Wisconsin
  • (1837-1837) 1st U.S. Infantry, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri
  • (1837-1841) 1st U.S. Infantry, Second Seminole War
  • (1841-1844) 1st U.S. Infantry, Fort Crawford (1), Wisconsin
  • (1844-1845) 1st U.S. Infantry, Fort Atkinson, Iowa
  • (1845-1846) 1st U.S. Infantry, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri
  • (1846-1848) Bvt. Major (23 Sep 1846), Major (15 Mar 1848), 2nd U.S. Infantry, Mexican War
  • (1848-1848) 2nd U.S. Infantry, East Pascagoula, Mississippi
  • (1848-1849) 2nd U.S. Infantry, Fort Hamilton, New York
  • (1849-1850) 2nd U.S. Infantry, Monterey, California
  • (1850-1852) 2nd U.S. Infantry, Benicia Barracks, California
  • (7 Dec 1852) Died on active duty.

Sources