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About John Miles, Sr.
Wives: (1) Elizabeth Harriman (daughter of John); married April 11, 1665 (five children) and (2) Mary Alsop (daughter of Joseph Alsop) on November 2, 1680.
The drawing to the left depicts the old tavern as it likely looked at the time that John Harriman’s son-in-law, John Miles, ran the tavern starting in 1703, and from that point the place was known as the Miles Tavern. In 1701, New Haven became co-capital of Connecticut and the General Assembly came to the tavern for board and drink. In 1754, Isaac Beers continued as innkeeper here, and the place was then known as the Beers Tavern. In 1778, Beers opened a bookstore and kept a general store here. He rented the upstairs rooms to students and other ordinary people.
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- Families of Ancient New Haven by Donald Lines Jacobus, pg. 717, 1182
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John Miles was the son of RICHARD MILES, who immigrated from England in 1637 and eventually became a prominent citizen of New Haven. John married on 11 Apr. 1665, Elizabeth, daughter of JOHN HARRIMAN, also a prominent New Haven settler and my ancestor. John & Elizabeth were the parents of five children, one of them, LIEUT. RICHARD MILES, being my ancestor. John married second on 2 Nov. 1680, Mary, daughter of Joseph Alsop, and granddaughter of my ancestors, JOHN & TEMPERANCE (GILBERT) ALSOP. His will was written 28 Nov. 1700. Connecticut Society of Colonial Wars Pedigree, p. 1206
"John Miles (1644-1704) New Haven, Conn. Chosen Ensign for New Haven Trainband, June 1673, and confirmed Ensign, Oct. 1673; at a meeting of the Council, Sept. 9, 1675, he was ordered to stay at Westfield with twenty-six men in his charge; Lieutenant by Nov. 1675; appointed 7th in command of Connecticut Forces, Nov. 1675; appointed Captain in command of New Haven County Dragoons, for service against the French and Indians, Apr. 1690; appointed Captain of New Haven Trainband, May 1690; appointed Captain of one hundred and fifty men raised for the Relief of Albany, Feb. 21, 1693. Deputy for New Haven to Connecticut General Court, Oct. 1690, May 1691." Authorities: Conn. Col. Records, Vol. II, pp. 214, 365, 386; Vol. IV, pp. 21, 25, 33, 42, 88; New Haven Town Records, Vol. II, p. 311.
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Spouse: Mary Miles (born Alsop)
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Gender: Male
Birth: Oct 1644 - New Haven, River, British North America
Marriage: Apr 11 1665 - Rowley, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British North America
Marriage: Nov 2 1680 - CTColony, British North America
Death: Nov 7 1704 - New Haven, New Haven, CT Colony, British North America
Father: Col. Richard Miles
Mother: Mary Katherine Constable (born Elithorpe)
Spouses: Elizabeth Miles (born Harriman)Mary Alsop
Children: Capt John MilesMary Keeney (born Miles)
Siblings: Samuel MilesAnna Street (born Miles)Martha Pardee (born Miles)Mary Hanford (born Miles)Richard Miles 4
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Birth name: John Miles Capitan
Also known as: Capt. John Miles
Gender: Male
Birth: Oct 1644 - New Haven, New Haven, Colony of Connecticut, British Colonial America
Christening: Oct 1644 - Milford, Milford, New Haven, Colony of Connecticut, British Colonial America
Marriage: Spouse: Elizabeth Harriman - Apr 11 1665 - New Haven, Connecticut, British Colonial America
Marriage: Spouse: Mary Alsop - Nov 2 1680 - New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut
Death: Nov 7 1704 - Milford, New Haven, Colony of Connecticut, British Colonial America
Burial: Nov 7 1704 - Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, New Haven, Colony of Connecticut, British Colonial America
Parents: <a>Richard Miles</a>, <a>Mary Katherine Elithorpe</a>
Spouses: <a>Elizabeth Miles (born Harriman)</a>, <a>Mary Miles (born Alsop)</a>
Children: <a>Joseph Miles</a>, <a>Samuel Miles</a>, <a>Richard Miles</a>, <a>Mary Keeney (born Miles)</a>, <a>Elisabeth Andrews (born Miles)</a>, <a>Captain John Miles Jr.</a>, <a>Hannah Hall (born Miles)</a>, <a>Daniel Miles</a>
Siblings: <a>Mary Miles</a>, <a>Richard Miles Jr.</a>, <a>Anne Miles</a>, <a>Samuel Miles</a>, <a>Francis Miles</a>, <a>Anna Street (born Miles)</a>, <a>Martha Pardee (born Miles)</a>, <a>Mary Miles</a>
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John Miles, Sr.'s Timeline
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October 1644
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New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States
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New Haven, New Haven Co., Conn.
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October 1644
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New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut
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October 1644
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Milford, New Haven, Colony of Connecticut, British Colonial America
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December 21, 1666
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New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut Colony
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January 9, 1667
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New Haven, New Haven Co., Conn.
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March 10, 1669
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New Haven, New Haven Co., Conn.
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March 23, 1671
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New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, American Colonies
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March 21, 1672
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New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, United States
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