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Daniel Brad Mills 1832–1862 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1832

Birth Location: Columbus, North Carolina, United States

Death Date: 1862

Death Location: Civil War, Alabama, United States

Father: William Mills

Mother: Nancy Whaley

Spouse(s): Sarah Youngblood

Children(s): James Mills, Melissa Mills, Nancy Mills, Daniel Mills

In 1832, Daniel Brad Mills entered the world in Columbus, North Carolina, United States, born to William Andrew Jackson Mills And Nancy Whaley. Daniel Brad Mills married Sarah Youngblood, and had children including Daniel Mills, James Andrew Mills, Melissa Jane Loucity Mills, Nancy A E Babe Mills. Daniel Brad Mills passed away in 1862 in Civil War, Alabama, United States.

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Biography

  • In 1832, Daniel Brad Mills entered the world in Columbus, North Carolina, United States, born to William Andrew Jackson Mills And Nancy Whaley.
  • Daniel Brad Mills married Sarah Youngblood, and had children including Daniel Mills, James Andrew Mills, Melissa Jane Loucity Mills, Nancy A E Babe Mills.
  • Daniel Brad Mills passed away in 1862 in Civil War, Alabama, United States.

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Daniel Mills's Ancestors

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Daniel Mills
1832–1862
Birth Place: Columbus, North Carolina, United States
Parents
William Andrew Jackson Mills
1792–1843
of , Brunswick or Columbus, North Carolina, United States
Nancy Whaley
1793–1860
Onslow, North Carolina, United States
Grandparents
John (Neal) Mills
1770–1818
Columbus, North Carolina, British Colonial America
Rachel Burson
1768–1846
Union City, , South Carolina, USA
Agnes Greer
1765–1842
Maryland, USA
Great-Grandparents
John Sr
1730–1799
Elizabeth Rial
1730–1814
Thomas Greer
1723–1793
Jane Dunlap
1725–1793
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Thomas Mills
1709–1793
Elizabeth Harold
1711–1771

Daniel Mills's Descendants

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Daniel (Brad) Mills (1832–1862) m. Sarah Youngblood (1837–1900)
  1. 1. James (Andrew) Mills 1853–1926 m. Georgia (Womack) Boykin 1862–1923 m. Sarah (Frances) Hurley 1856–1880
    1. 1. Womack (M.) Mills 1894–1951
    2. 2. Walter (A) Mills 1891–1901
    3. 3. Jennie (Mae) Mills 1899–1985
    4. 4. Hiram (Jenkins) Mills 1897–1964
    5. 5. Tommie (Rush) Mills 1889–1964
    6. 6. Frank (Abner) Mills 1882–1928
    7. 7. Daniel (Ansley) Mills 1884–1951
    8. 8. Julia (Elizabeth) Mills 1884–1971
    9. 9. Sarah (Melissa) Mills 1902–1994
    10. 10. Glennie (Rebecca) Mills 1906–1985
    11. 11. James (Pickett) Mills 1904–1915
    12. 12. Earnest Mills 1875–1906
    13. 13. Charles (E.) Mills 1878–1945
  2. 2. Melissa (Jane Loucity) Mills 1858–1935
  3. 3. Nancy (A. E. "Babe") Mills 1860–1930
  4. 4. Daniel Mills 1856–

Daniel Mills's Timeline

2 Records

1832
1832
Birth of Daniel Brad Mills in Columbus, North Carolina, United States
Columbus, North Carolina, United States
1862
1862
Age 30
Death of Daniel Brad Mills in Civil War, Alabama, United States
Civil War, Alabama, United States

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    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1832
    Event Place: Columbus, North Carolina, United States

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1862
    Event Place: Civil War, Alabama, United States

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