SEVENTH GENERATION
31. Sarah Ann BRISCOE
(1) was born on 24 Feb 1812. She died
on 27 Nov 1875 in Baltimore, MD. She was buried in St. James Churchyard. She
was Episcopal.
NOTE: D/C 06711 CR 48,047
She was married to Dixon Stansbury MILES (son of
Aquila MILES and Elizabeth STANSBURY) on
5 Feb 1833 in Baltimore County, MD. Married by Rev. John Johns, later Bishop
of Virginia at Christ Church Parish, Cahse & St.
Paul St., (P-E), Balto. Dixon Stansbury MILES
(1) was born on 4 May 1804. He died on 16 Sep
1862 in Harper's Ferry, MD. He was buried in St. James Churchyard. He was a
Military. He was Episcopal. He was educated U. S. Military Academy (West Point).
Sarah Ann BRISCOE and Dixon Stansbury MILES had the following children:
40 i.
Dixon Stansbury Jr. MILES(1) was born
on 17 Feb 1835 in Fort Gibson (W of Arkansas). He died on 7 Nov 1835 in Fort
Gibson (W of Arkansas).
+41 ii.
May Chase MILES(1) was born on 2 May
1836 in Baltimore, MD. She died on 14 Feb 1912 in Memphis, TN. She was buried
on 15 Feb 1912 in Forest Hills Cemetary, Memphis.
42 iii.
John Stewart Calhoun MILES(1) was born
on 21 Feb 1838 in Baltimore, MD. He died on 27 Dec 1840 in Baltimore, MD. He
was buried in St. James Churchyard.
NOTE: Buried at St. James
43 iv.
Benjamin Bonneville MILES(1) was born
on 16 May 1841 in Baltimore, MD. He died on 8 Feb 1878.
NOTE: Buried at St. James Churchyard .
44 v.
Elizabeth Miles MILES(1) was born on
8 Apr 1843 in near Pensacola. She died on 17 Jul 1845 in near Pensacola.
NOTE: Buried at "Mr. Chase's Residence"
45 vi.
Matthew Arbuckle MILES(1) was born
on 23 Dec 1844 in near Pensacola. He died on 7 May 1846. He was buried in St.
James Churchyard.
NOTE: Buried at St. James
+46 vii.
Sarah Ann ("Sallie") MILES(1)
was born on 21 Apr 1850 in Fort Washita, Chickasaw District. She died
on 29 Nov 1926 in Connecticut *.
NOTE: Buried: Same.
*Probably visiting her daughter Mary Alexina Olmstead.
+47 viii.
Alexander Briscoe MILES(1) was born
on 19 Sep 1851 in Baltimore, MD.
NOTE: Christened 6 Nov 1853, St. Andrews Church, Baltimore
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