Mary was the daughter of Peter Miller & Mary Stutzman.
She married Peter Livengood.
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The following was merged into this memorial from a duplicate memorial:
Mary was the eighth child of nine children born to Peter Miller and Mary Stutzman. She married Peter Livengood. They lived near Meyersdale, Pennsylvania. They were Amish-Mennonite. They had three sons and four daughters; a son and a daughter died young. When she died, Peter remarried to a widow (twice) named Catherine Eash (Keim) (MIller) who had five children.
Catherine Eash Keim Miller Livengood was the third wife of the late Nicholas Keim and the second wife of the late Benedict Miller . When her third husband Peter Livengood died, she moved to Holmes County, Ohio, with her five Keim children and two Miller Children.
Source: "Anniversary History of the Family of John "Hannas" Miller, Sr. (ca. 1730-1798)" by J. Virgil Miller pg 49
She married Peter Livengood.
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The following was merged into this memorial from a duplicate memorial:
Mary was the eighth child of nine children born to Peter Miller and Mary Stutzman. She married Peter Livengood. They lived near Meyersdale, Pennsylvania. They were Amish-Mennonite. They had three sons and four daughters; a son and a daughter died young. When she died, Peter remarried to a widow (twice) named Catherine Eash (Keim) (MIller) who had five children.
Catherine Eash Keim Miller Livengood was the third wife of the late Nicholas Keim and the second wife of the late Benedict Miller . When her third husband Peter Livengood died, she moved to Holmes County, Ohio, with her five Keim children and two Miller Children.
Source: "Anniversary History of the Family of John "Hannas" Miller, Sr. (ca. 1730-1798)" by J. Virgil Miller pg 49
Mary was the daughter of Peter Miller & Mary Stutzman.
She married Peter Livengood.
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The following was merged into this memorial from a duplicate memorial:
Mary was the eighth child of nine children born to Peter Miller and Mary Stutzman. She married Peter Livengood. They lived near Meyersdale, Pennsylvania. They were Amish-Mennonite. They had three sons and four daughters; a son and a daughter died young. When she died, Peter remarried to a widow (twice) named Catherine Eash (Keim) (MIller) who had five children.
Catherine Eash Keim Miller Livengood was the third wife of the late Nicholas Keim and the second wife of the late Benedict Miller . When her third husband Peter Livengood died, she moved to Holmes County, Ohio, with her five Keim children and two Miller Children.
Source: "Anniversary History of the Family of John "Hannas" Miller, Sr. (ca. 1730-1798)" by J. Virgil Miller pg 49
She married Peter Livengood.
∼
The following was merged into this memorial from a duplicate memorial:
Mary was the eighth child of nine children born to Peter Miller and Mary Stutzman. She married Peter Livengood. They lived near Meyersdale, Pennsylvania. They were Amish-Mennonite. They had three sons and four daughters; a son and a daughter died young. When she died, Peter remarried to a widow (twice) named Catherine Eash (Keim) (MIller) who had five children.
Catherine Eash Keim Miller Livengood was the third wife of the late Nicholas Keim and the second wife of the late Benedict Miller . When her third husband Peter Livengood died, she moved to Holmes County, Ohio, with her five Keim children and two Miller Children.
Source: "Anniversary History of the Family of John "Hannas" Miller, Sr. (ca. 1730-1798)" by J. Virgil Miller pg 49
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