Miller

INFORMATION RESTRICTED DUE TO A DEMAND OF A COUNCIL MEMBER. The Miller's are a lineage with a history of military personals, primarily filled with the likes of knights, generals, and soldiers of various social standings, however, the most prominent sect of the family has held positions of minor power in Easthallow since the establishment of the town in the year 1422 until well into the 19th century.

History
The Miller family has, throughout history, been known for their rebellious nature and controversial members, as well as the complicated relationship with Easthallow and its inhabitants and governing body. In 1821, all assets of the Miller estate were seized by local government for undisclosed reasons, further damaging the family's already dwindling reputation and leaving the remaining members destitute. Though the family remained in Easthallow, rejoining the City Council in a minor role in the next decade.

Coat Of Arms
The Miller Family's coat of arms can still be viewed in the founding member's exhibition in the Blackwell Museum of Art & History. The crown, an emblem of victory, is shown above a red shield crest with a silver dog emblem, symbolizing faithfulness and guardianship.

Notable Members

 * Oswald Miller (1400-1435, approximate estimate)
 * Elric Miller (1656-1697)
 * Colina Gerad (1674-1710)
 * Arthur Miller (1675-1694)
 * Russel James Miller(1740-1821) Perhaps the family member with the most amicable relationship with Easthallow's governing body, gaining the highest position the family had held in decades before the seizure of all assets, the day before he died of natural causes in 1821.
 * Jane Miller (1803-1828) Outspoken civil rights activist.
 * Iona Ramsey (1893-?)
 * Maric Miller (1933-1958)
 * Connie Miller(Born 1958)
 * Eric Miller (Born 1979-unknown)
 * Katherine Miller (Born 1997)