Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameEmily J. WARNER 
[1183, p 135]
[1183, p 135]Birthabt 1809, Connecticut [4420, place only], [8539]
Memodied aged 69 years
Death30 Aug 1878, New London, New London, Connecticut [8539, date only], [8544] Age: 69
BurialCedar Grove Cemetery, New London, New London, Connecticut [8539]
FatherIchabod WARNER
MotherHannah
Census
• 1850 Census: New London, New London, Connecticut. Age 40, b CT. [4420]
• 1860 Census: New London, New London, Connecticut. Age 51, b CT. [8555]
• 1860 Census: New London, New London, Connecticut. Age 51, b CT. [8555]
Spouses
Birth1795, New London, New London, Connecticut [1183, p 135; place only], [3886], [8544]
Birthabt 1799, New London, New London, Connecticut [1183, p 135; place only], [8539]
MemoAged 79 years
FatherJoseph MINER (1772-1803)
MotherOlive PRENTISS (1774-1841)
Individual Notes
• Witness at wedding of Charles Miner Gorham and Sarah Stoddard Holt, 19 Apr 1852. [3884]
• Must have been husband of Mrs. Chas H. Miner and Chas Miner Gorham was named after him. [3884]
• Agrees to be Administrator of the Estate of George Gorham, deceased; 9 May 1836. [8552, p 3]
• The National Bank of Commerce – [excerpts}
At a meting of the stockholders held Jan. 2, 1865, papers from the comptroller of the currency authorizing the National Bank of Commerce to commence the business of banking were read in the meeting by the chairman, afterh which the following directors were chosen: M. K. Cady, Charles Miner, etc. [2547, p 219]
• The Mariners’ Savings-Bank was incorporated by act of the General Assembly at its May session, 1867. The following is a list of its incorporators: …Charles Miner, etc. [2547, p 220]
• Must have been husband of Mrs. Chas H. Miner and Chas Miner Gorham was named after him. [3884]
• Agrees to be Administrator of the Estate of George Gorham, deceased; 9 May 1836. [8552, p 3]
• The National Bank of Commerce – [excerpts}
At a meting of the stockholders held Jan. 2, 1865, papers from the comptroller of the currency authorizing the National Bank of Commerce to commence the business of banking were read in the meeting by the chairman, afterh which the following directors were chosen: M. K. Cady, Charles Miner, etc. [2547, p 219]
• The Mariners’ Savings-Bank was incorporated by act of the General Assembly at its May session, 1867. The following is a list of its incorporators: …Charles Miner, etc. [2547, p 220]
Census
• 1830 Census: New London, New London, Connecticut. Age 20-29. 2 people in household. [8556]
• 1850 Census: New London, New London, Connecticut. Age 50, b CT. [unclear] Dealer. $13500. [4420]
• 1860 Census: New London, New London, Connecticut. Age 61, b CT. $5,000; $16700. Listed as Chas Miner. [8555]
• 1850 Census: New London, New London, Connecticut. Age 50, b CT. [unclear] Dealer. $13500. [4420]
• 1860 Census: New London, New London, Connecticut. Age 61, b CT. $5,000; $16700. Listed as Chas Miner. [8555]
Correspondence
• Did you find much Detail about Charles and George's father, George Gorham b. 1809 and the business partnership with Miner? [8538]
• I crafted a question which produced this result [using AI]. [8551]
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Marriage29 Sep 1846, New London, New London, Connecticut [1183, p 135; marriage only], [3886, date only], [8542], [8544]