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Re: 1730s - 1740s ORANGE COUNTY: John Bramham, Thomas Mylam and Francis Williams
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William <[log in to unmask]>
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Research and writing about Virginia genealogy and family history." <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 8 Mar 2011 18:58:49 -0500
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Shirley - 
 
You are correct. I have seen the name spelled: Mylam, Mylum, Milam, Milum,
Millam, Millim, Mileham and Milom.  In one record alone, the Court Clerk
spelled it three ways: Milam, Millam and Mileham.
 
Barbara Vines Little has published the extant Tithable Records of Orange
County which are incomplete. But I did find some of Mylam's neighbors on a
couple lists: John Kelly (Killy), Finley McColester (McCallister,
McCanister), Richard Mauldin and Maj. Philip Rootes. Just wondering if I can
make anything of the absence of his name.
 
William Milam
 
www.milaminvirginia.com

 

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