Jacob Jay Miller

Jacob Jay Miller was born on March 20, 1827 and died on February 5, 1898 in Delaware County, NY. He is buried at the New Ohio Cemetery, Tunnel, Broome County, NY.

Jacob married Pollie Melissa Carnegie (daughter of Norris Carnegie and Caroline [unknown]) on October 5, 1856 in NY. Jacob served in the Civil War. His Civil War record indicates he enlisted at Colesville, NY on August 31, 1864 at the age of 37. He went into the service at the Rank of Private for Company M. He had no prior service and did not list his residence.

Pollie was born on May 26, 1838 in New Salem, York County, Pennsylvania and died on May 11, 1894 at Tunnel, Broome County, NY. She is buried at the New Ohio Cemetery, Tunnel, Broome County, NY.

Jacob and Pollie are listed on following U.S. Federal Census of Colesville, Broome County, NY: 1860, 1870 and 1880
They are also listed on the following New York State Census of Colesville, Broome County, NY: 1875 and 1892

Jacob and Pollie had the following children:

Earl Wiley Miller

Earl Wiley was adopted by Jacob Jay Miller & Pollie (Carnegie) Miller. We are unsure of when the adoption took place. Earl Wiley Miller died at age 4 months.
Notice from death index, Junction City Kansas:
Wylie, Mrs. George A. died Jan. 6, 1880 at Junction City, Kansas of typhoid fever, daughter of Norris Carnegie of NY, married two years and left a husband and twin babies.
(source: freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~marcri/death/deathw2)
Mrs. George A Wylie is Emma Carnegie, Pollie's sister. Earl Wiley died one month after Emma's death. We have no other information on the twin of Earl Wiley, or the father George A. Wylie.