Harrison B. Milner b. September 5, 1832 d. August 20, 1888 and buried at Union Hill Cemetery. From Tallapoosa County, Alabama. He was the brother of Nancy Milner Humphrey. His wife Elizabeth came to Texas about 1858. Elizabeth born June 8, 1833 and died August 10, 1915. Son F. Levi buried beside them was born 18/61 and died 1938. He married Donie Green and Mrs. Christian. Donie Green Milner is buried next to him. She was the a parent of Alvin Howard, Aubrey A.
1930 Census index for MILNERs:
Milliner, Ouida Mae 13-09B 196-196
Milner, A. C. 03-08B 175-175
Milner, F. L. 03-08B 174-174
Milner, William 03-09A 178-178
1920 census index for MILNERs:
Milner, Arthur 29-01a
Milner, Aubrey 38-15a
Milner, F. Levi 30-03b
Milner, Homer 30-05a
Milner, William J. 30-03a
1910 census index for MILNERs:
Milner, Francis L. 27-15a 259-259
Milner, William J. 27-15b 263-263
1900 census index for MILNERs:
Milner, Levi 18-13a
Milner, William 18-18b
1880 census index for MILNERs:

Marriage records for MILNERs:
Alsabrook, S.A. Mar 4, 1885 W.J. Milner 5 426
Cates, D. B. Milner, Mary 11/28/1873 3 347

Post Master:
JAYBART
Francis L. Milner (est) Apr 30, 1902

Milner
Ten miles northwest of Linden. Named for William J. Milner, pioneer settler. When the town was missed by the railroad, it failed to grow and the area reverted to agriculture.
Office established under name of Galloway.
Postmaster Appointed
William J. Galloway Jan 17, 1882
Name of office changed to Gallaway, November 6, 1883.
Postmaster Appointed
William J. Gallaway Nov 6, 1883
Daniel Boon Apr 9, 1886
Name of office changed to Milner, January 17, 1891.
Postmaster Appointed
Daniel Boon Jan 17, 1891
Jeff D. Boon Jan 21, 1896
William W. Womack May 14, 1903
Office discontinued December 15, 1904; mail ordered sent to Linden.