Harvey, Millie

Notes:

History of Woodstock, Vermont
By Henry Swan Dana
Published by Riverside Press, 1887

Chapter VI, From English Mills to Taftsville, page 83
"Killam's wife was the widow of Millie Weston, Sister of Edmund Harvey, and a well taught woman for the times. It is a little remarkable that her two husbands, Weston and Killam, were both drowned in the Connecticut while engaged in rafting. She died in November, 1781 and was buried at the corner of the Cushing cemetery where the roads meet. By her side John Killam, brother to Charles, was buried not long after that, but no headstones were ever set up for either. "[note on this article indicates that the information source was Miss Mary Harvey, 1870]

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Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850:
Milley, d. Nathan and Martha, d. John Stephens, Apr. 25, 1752


243 JOSEPH STERLIN (brother of the above), b. in Sterling City, Nov. 28, 1770 ; " married to Lucy Killam, both of Woodstock,
Vermont, on the 26th day of March, 1793, by Jabez Cottle, Esq. She was b. in Woodstock, Jan. 6, 1777, probably the dau. of
Charles Killam, who moved to Woodstock from Hartland, Vt., about 1776. He m. 1st, Mrs. Millie (Harvey) Weston, who d.
in Nov., 1781. He m. 2d, Asenath Fuller, and was drowned in the Conn, river at Bellows Falls, while rafting logs, in Oct., 1785.
His wid. m. 2d, Nov. 25, 1790, Joseph Barrett, Jr. (Dana's Hist, of Woodstock.)

Source: The Sterling Genealogy (Volume 1), Sterling, Albert Mack, b. 1874; Sterling, Edward Baker, 1851-, Grafton Press, NY Copyright, 1909 , page 34

Birth:
Age: 0

Buried:
Cushing Cemetery

Family/Spouse: Killam, Charles. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Weston, unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]