I am searching for information and related families to the James and Martha Miller and John Henry Matheny and Malinda Dell Miller Matheny families of Asotin County.

Associated families were Hollenbeck, Huber, Brown, Lee, McMillan, Zimmerlee, etal.

James and Martha Miller are buried in the cemetery in Anatone, Washington.

John Henry Matheny and his wife, Malinda, owned property in the early 1900's near Jerry, Washington.

If anybody has knowledge of these early Asotin County families, please contact me.

Paul Gilbert....p.gilbert8@verizon.net

Hi,
I have newspaper tidbits on the following people. Let me know which ones are yours and I will type up the clips on them.

Miller, Mrs. Every
Miller, Judge Chester F.
Miller, Doris E.
Matheny, Micah
Matheny, Henry
McMillan, Wesley
Heuber, Frank
No Hollenbeck
Lee, Everett
Brown, Quincy
Zimmerlee, John


Janet French Crisp

Janet, I didn't realize there was a response awaiting me. I just tapped into the Asotin board per chance there might be something.

Wonderful....I'd love to have material on the following" Micah Matheny, Henry Matheny, Frank Heuber, Everett Lee, John Zimmerlee. I am not sure who the others are, yet. I will try to find out if another relative who lives in Spokane recognizes those names. Let me know if I can help you with any copying/mailing, etc. fees.

Here are the news clips:
1Nov 1912,
Micah Matheney, 26 year-resident dies, Oct 24th. Age 55 yrs, 6 mos, 19 days. The funeral was held at the home of his sister, Mrs. Phoebe Sargent. Born in Yamhill Co., Willamette Valley, OR Apr 5, 1857. In 1870 he came to Dayton, WA with parents. Then with parents to Asotin Co. in 1877 but located in Anatone or where it now stands. Married 14 Jan 1886 to Laura J. Kirk. 4ch. 2 sons; 2 dau. all survive, also several bros. and sisters. Burial in Asotin Cemetery.

25 Sep 1914,
6 mos old dau of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matheney bur. Asotin.

23 Mar 1906,
Frank Heuber passes: Children: Mrs. J. H. Scheibe, Mrs. George Floch, Mrs. Cora O. Dixon, Fred J. Huber, Franklin H. Heuber Jr., and Laurence H. Heuber. He served from Illinois in the Civil War.

17 Jan 1913,
Dr. Woodruff opereated on Everett Lee in Lewiston for appendicitits.

11 Jun 1904,
Washington G. Woodruff helps John Zimmerlee of Hansen Ferry retrieve some land from the Forest Service.

Good luck in your search
Janet

In searching the web for relatives in the United States, I came accross the reference to Mrs. Every Miller. This is a unique name only held by descendents of Major General Edward Every Miller and Francis Grace Hay Murray-McGregor, who married in North Lieth (Edinburgh), Scotland on 29 February 1836. I hold their Wedding Certificate.

I would be very interested to hear if the Mrs. Every Miller on your site is any relative.

regards,

Anthony Every-Miller
Church Point, NSW, Australia

Anthony, there are no Miller members in my line carrying the "Early" given name.

I hope you are successful in your research.

Paul Gilbert on Camano Island, WA

Hi,
Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. About the time you put your enquiry on the board my computer crashed and I had to buy a new one. In looking up the clip on Mrs. Every Miller I can tell you that it is not one of your people. This is because it is really about a Mrs. Avery Miller and the person who typed up this book put the wrong first name in the index.
Janet French Crisp

I just found your post. I have some info on the Miller and McMillan families. My grandfather's brother, Fernando Allen, married Liva Ellen Miller. Liva is part of the family you are looking for. I'm leaving for Maui in two days (my son is getting married) and when I get home, I'll see if I can find the email address of the person you need to contact for all of the info.

My great grandfahter, Isaac Glen Allen is buried not far from some of the McMillan graves at the Anatone Cemetery.

Wow, I never tapped in to see this post. Are you still online? Please get back to me should you see this reply.

Paul Gilbert

wpaulgilbert@wavecable.com