JAMES MOORMAN MILLER (1824-1910) James Moorman Miller was born March 2, 1824, on a farm near Nolin in Hardin County, Kentucky. He married Susan Malvinia Cash (December 15, January 25, 1875). Their children were Mary Catherine (Mollie) (1850-1917), Isham (Bud) (1851-1929), Annie (1853, who died in infancy, Josephine (1855-1937), Gabriel Thompson (1857-1925), Christopher Moorman (Christy)
(1858-1942), Louise Etta (1860-87), Cathleen (Lena) (1862-1917), Rosa Belle (1866-1942), Martha Ellen (1868), John Durall (1871-1916), and Henry Edgar (1873-1961) who changed his middle name from Edgar to Cooper after his father's second wife, Josephine Carson Cooper (December 9, April 18, 1902). James died near Glendale in Hardin County, Kentucky, February 10, 1910. Susan Malvinia Cash was the daughter of Warren Cash (1760-1849) of Albermarle County, Virginia, one of Kentucky's earliest Baptist preachers who was ordained in the ministry in Shelby County, and Susanna Baskett who came to Kentucky in 1883 from Fluvanna County, Virginia, and was the first woman ever known to profess religion in Kentucky. She and her husband were baptized in Clear Creek, Madison County, Kentucky, by John Taylor, a regular Baptist preacher. The Cash family came from Ireland. The Baskett family came from Pennsylvania.
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