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Note: N16 1860 Federal Census: Alabama, Lauderdale County, Florence, page 43
line 34, household 794/794
Joseph M. Miller - 40 M, farmer, --, $300, Bavara Germany
Mena Miller - 30 F, Baden
Honor Miller - 4 F, AL
Charles Miller - 1 M, AL
Caroline Bargour - 70 F, Baden
1870 Federal Census: Kentucky, Jefferson County, Louisville - 11th ward, page 146
MILLER, Joe, age 50, gardner, born in Bayern, real estate value $2800; personal estate value $1000.
MILLER, Mena, age 45, gardneress, from Bayern
MILLER, Anna, age 15, keeps house, born in KY
MILLER, Charles, age 10, at school, born in KY
MILLER, Louis, age 5, born in KY
Died of uraemia. Living at 542 24th Street at time of death.
1880 Federal Census: Kentucky, Jefferson County, Louisville, ED 151, page 490D
Joseph MILLER Self M M W 66 GER Occ: Keeps Milk Dairy Fa: GER Mo: GER
Minnie MILLER Wife F M W 55 GER Occ: Keeps House Fa: GER Mo: GER
Louis MILLER Son M S W 15 KY Occ: At Home Fa: GER Mo: GER
Charles MILLER Son M S W 21 TN Occ: Works On A Farm Fa: GER Mo: GER
According to Edward's Directory of the City of Louisville, a Joseph MILLER was living in the following places:
1867: laborer; 777 Market, between 19th and 20th Streets
1870: dairyman; 777 W. Market
This may or may not be our Joseph MILLER.
According to Caron's Louisville City Directories, a Joseph MILLER was living in the following places:
1871: laborer; eastside of 24th between Duncan and Harney
1872: laborer; eastside of 24th between Duncan and Harney
1873: laborer; eastside of 24th near Harney
1874: laborer; eastside of 24th near Duncan
1875: dairyman; eastside of 24th between Duncan and Harney
1876: laborer; 81 24th near Harney
1877: laborer; 81 24th, corner Harney
1878: laborer; 81 24th near Harney
1879: dairyman; 81 24th near Harney
1882: laborer; east 24th south of Griffiths Ave.
1883: laborer; 545 24th
1884: dairy; 545 24th, between Bank & Sleven Streets
1885: 545 24th
1886: 545 24th
1887: laborer; 545 24th
1888: 545 24th
1889: laborer; 545 24th
1890: 545 24th
1891: 545 24th
1892: 545 24th
1893: 541 24th (Probably should be 545.)
1894: 545 24th
1895: 545 24th
1896: 545 24th (William SNIPP at same address.)
1897: 545 24th (William SNIPP at same address.)
1898: 545 24th (William SNIPP family at same address.)
1899: Minnie MILLER, widow of Joseph, boarding at 545 24th with SNIPPs.
1900: Minnie MILLER, boarding southside of Chesnut, west of 33rd St. with SNIPPs.
This Joseph and Minnie MILLER are clearly the parents of our Anne Marie.
According to the Louisville Death Records [Book 10, Page 17], available on microfilm at the Jefferson County Urban Government Center, Joseph MILLER, age 74, died on 22 Feb 1898 of uraemia. The record indicates that he was living at 542 (545?) 24th Street at the time of his death. He was buried on 24 Feb 1898 in Eastern Cemetery.
According to the Louisville Death Records [ Book 10, Page 296], Minnie MILLER, age 68, died 14 Apr 1900 of pneumonia. She was living on Chestnut between 33rd and 34th streets at the time of her death. This is where William and Annie SNIPP was living at the time. She was buried in Eastern Cemetery.
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