1.  Marriage Record:
 

.  Anon.  January 1902.  "Children of John Miller and His Second Wife, Sallie Henderson."  The West Virginia Historical Magazine Quarterly (Charleston, WVa) 2(1):48-53 (online at books.google.com):

p. 49	...James Henderson Miller, the only son of John Miller by his second wife...
p. 50	...Henderson Miller was married to Harriet E. Craig...
p. 51	...Henderson and Harriet Craig Miller were the parents of six children... Mrs. Miller's maternal line, also early settlers in Central Kentucky, goes back through the Jelfs, Davises, Crigtlers, Aylors, Fieldings and others to the early years of Virginia.  The first of the Davis famly in Virginia was John Davis, son of John and Johanna Hewlinge Davis, of Gloucestershire, England, who settled on Queene's Creek, York county, in 1623; his inventory was recorded here September 14th, 1646.  After Bacon's Rebellion John Davis' grandson, John Davis, settled in Westmoreland county, where he married in 1691 Susannah Day, widow of Solomon Day, as shown by an old deed in my possission, in which they convey to George Brent 200 acres of land.  Their son, Thomas Davis, who owned a large plantation in Stafford county, married Sarah
p. 52	Fielding, daughter of Edward Fielding, one of the wealthiest planters in Northumberland county.  Their son William married Catharine Carter, daughter of James Carter, November 17th, 1755. Thomas and Sarah Fielding Davis were the great-great-great-grandparents of Finnetta Lyon Miller.  Space forbids me from mentioning the generations that come between.  The name Fielding has been used as a given name in all the generations of the Davis family since 1720...

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