George Tom Millican 41
- Born: 28 Mar 1830, Illinois 41
- Marriage: Sarah Jane Moore on 21 Jan 1851 near Booneville, Mississippi at John's house 41,51
- Died: 2 Apr 1903, Denton, Denton County, Texas aged 73 41
- Buried: Old Hall Cemetery, Lewisville, Texas 42,41,43,44
 General Notes:
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[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 45, Ed. 1, Tree #0493, Date of Import: Jun 5, 2002]
Following information is from "Moore - Millican Memoirs" by Elma Lou Maxwell:
George Tom Millican was eventually comissioned a first lietenant in the Confederate Army. He was severely wounded at Petersburg, Virginia and spent three years recovering, during most of which time his family did not know where he was or if he was alive. He lost a leg from wounds received in battle. He was released from a hospital in Richmond, Virginia to return home in the Fall of 1865.
Events
• Military: 28 Mar 1862, volunteered for service in Confederate Army. 41
George married Sarah Jane Moore, daughter of Stephen R. Moore and Lucy McDougal, on 21 Jan 1851 near Booneville, Mississippi at John's house 41.,51 (Sarah Jane Moore was born on 24 Dec 1830 41 and died on 4 Jan 1899 in Lewisville, Denton County, Texas 41.)
Marriage Notes:
[work 28.FTW]
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 45, Ed. 1, Tree #0493, Date of Import: Jun 5, 2002]
Following is from "Moore - Millican Memoirs" by Elma Lou Maxwell:
They were Baptists (Free Will, Primitive, & foot washing) in belief, but they were not members. They lived and practiced the doctrines of that church to the last letter. the reason they never joined the church was that they never lived near enough to one to attend regularly.
The guiding principle of their lives can be found in Matthew 7:12: " Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them....."
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