Note: a family tree on Ancestry.com has the parents listed as: William Scott Millikin (Sept. 30, 1789 - Aug. 10, 1845) and Ruth Conkey Millikin (about 1792 - Jan. 21, 1839). This has not been confirmed by this contributor, and the obituary for John doesn't provide the names of his parents for clarification. Am mentioning these names with that caution. Any clarification would be appreciated.
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"The Fairfield Ledger"
January 4, 1893
Page 3, Column 7
Death of Dr. MILLIKIN.
Dr. J. C. MILLIKIN, a practicing physician of this city, died at his home yesterday morning after an illness of about four weeks. Deceased was a native of Washington county, Pennsylvania, and was in the fifty-ninth year of his age. He grew to manhood in that vicinity, and was married there, in 1863, to Elizabeth EVANS, a daughter of Joseph EVANS of this city. The family removed to Fairfield in 1874, and Dr. MILLIKIN has since engaged in practice here. His wife and two sons, W. S. and J. E. (sic. Joseph/Joe Millikin), both of whom reside in this city, survive him. The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon from the family residence on First North street.
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Note:
The large monument shown in the center of this plot has three facings for two families. East facing is for Joseph and Mary LaCock Evans, the west facing is for John C Millikin and his wife Elizabeth Evans Millikin (daughter of Joseph and Mary LaCock Evans), the south facing is for William Scott Millikin (son of John Millikin and Elizabeth Evans Millikin).
Photo by
Richard K Thompson
October 22, 2011
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"The Fairfield Ledger"
January 4, 1893
Page 3, Column 7
Death of Dr. MILLIKIN.
Dr. J. C. MILLIKIN, a practicing physician of this city, died at his home yesterday morning after an illness of about four weeks. Deceased was a native of Washington county, Pennsylvania, and was in the fifty-ninth year of his age. He grew to manhood in that vicinity, and was married there, in 1863, to Elizabeth EVANS, a daughter of Joseph EVANS of this city. The family removed to Fairfield in 1874, and Dr. MILLIKIN has since engaged in practice here. His wife and two sons, W. S. and J. E. (sic. Joseph/Joe Millikin), both of whom reside in this city, survive him. The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon from the family residence on First North street.
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Note:
The large monument shown in the center of this plot has three facings for two families. East facing is for Joseph and Mary LaCock Evans, the west facing is for John C Millikin and his wife Elizabeth Evans Millikin (daughter of Joseph and Mary LaCock Evans), the south facing is for William Scott Millikin (son of John Millikin and Elizabeth Evans Millikin).
Photo by
Richard K Thompson
October 22, 2011
Note: a family tree on Ancestry.com has the parents listed as: William Scott Millikin (Sept. 30, 1789 - Aug. 10, 1845) and Ruth Conkey Millikin (about 1792 - Jan. 21, 1839). This has not been confirmed by this contributor, and the obituary for John doesn't provide the names of his parents for clarification. Am mentioning these names with that caution. Any clarification would be appreciated.
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"The Fairfield Ledger"
January 4, 1893
Page 3, Column 7
Death of Dr. MILLIKIN.
Dr. J. C. MILLIKIN, a practicing physician of this city, died at his home yesterday morning after an illness of about four weeks. Deceased was a native of Washington county, Pennsylvania, and was in the fifty-ninth year of his age. He grew to manhood in that vicinity, and was married there, in 1863, to Elizabeth EVANS, a daughter of Joseph EVANS of this city. The family removed to Fairfield in 1874, and Dr. MILLIKIN has since engaged in practice here. His wife and two sons, W. S. and J. E. (sic. Joseph/Joe Millikin), both of whom reside in this city, survive him. The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon from the family residence on First North street.
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Note:
The large monument shown in the center of this plot has three facings for two families. East facing is for Joseph and Mary LaCock Evans, the west facing is for John C Millikin and his wife Elizabeth Evans Millikin (daughter of Joseph and Mary LaCock Evans), the south facing is for William Scott Millikin (son of John Millikin and Elizabeth Evans Millikin).
Photo by
Richard K Thompson
October 22, 2011
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"The Fairfield Ledger"
January 4, 1893
Page 3, Column 7
Death of Dr. MILLIKIN.
Dr. J. C. MILLIKIN, a practicing physician of this city, died at his home yesterday morning after an illness of about four weeks. Deceased was a native of Washington county, Pennsylvania, and was in the fifty-ninth year of his age. He grew to manhood in that vicinity, and was married there, in 1863, to Elizabeth EVANS, a daughter of Joseph EVANS of this city. The family removed to Fairfield in 1874, and Dr. MILLIKIN has since engaged in practice here. His wife and two sons, W. S. and J. E. (sic. Joseph/Joe Millikin), both of whom reside in this city, survive him. The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon from the family residence on First North street.
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Note:
The large monument shown in the center of this plot has three facings for two families. East facing is for Joseph and Mary LaCock Evans, the west facing is for John C Millikin and his wife Elizabeth Evans Millikin (daughter of Joseph and Mary LaCock Evans), the south facing is for William Scott Millikin (son of John Millikin and Elizabeth Evans Millikin).
Photo by
Richard K Thompson
October 22, 2011
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