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Name	Roligan, Millie
Date of Birth	February 19, 1863
Date of Death	March 17, 1919
Spousal Information	Widowed by 1900
Race	African American
Gender	Female
Personal Information	In 1900, Millie worked as a wash woman and owned free her home on Bois D'Arc Street. In 1910, she was living on Richardson Street and worked as a private cook.
Family Information	In 1900, she had seven children: Dick, Tinne, Lelia, Emory, George, Ellen, and Laura. In 1910, Millie had four children living with her. Daughter, Lelia (now an Ashford) was widowed and working as a teacher in a public school. George, worked at the brickyard and Ellen was also a teacher at a public school.
Cemetery Name	Zion Hill Cemetery - Park Street Cemetery
Cemetery Location	Nacogdoches County Texas
Facing	East
Marker Type	Tablet
Decorative Style & Motif	Design of heavens gate with Crown and slanted cross over. Archway with "Love" in keystone. "Life" and "Truth" is located at base.
Inscription	Millie Roligan; Feb 19, 1863; March 17, 1919
Size	22"w x 8 1/2"d x 32"h; (Base) 25"w x 12"d x 8"h
Material	Marble
Condition	Poor
Bibliography	1900 & 1910 U.S. Federal Census
Notes	On the census, Bois D'Arc Street is spelt Bor Dark Street.
Funding Source	Preserve America Grant

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