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Milton and Powell's marriage lasted until 1652; Powell died while giving birth to Deborah, the couple's third daughter. Her death was followed by the death of John, their infant and only son. Milton married Katherine Woodcock in 1656.
She died on 3 February 1658, less than four months after giving birth to her daughter Katherine, who also died. Milton married for a third time on 24 February 1663 to Elizabeth Mynshull or Minshull (1638–1728), the niece of Thomas Mynshull, a wealthy apothecary and philanthropist in Manchester .
Milton's parents were John Milton, Sr. (1562–1647), a composer and scrivener, and his wife Sara Jeffrey (1572–1637). [1] John Milton, Sr.'s business owned many properties and was involved in making loans. [2] He was from a yeoman family and was raised in Oxford, where he trained as a chorister.
Benedict shared her daughter with her first husband, John Myhers, whom she wed in 1962. Following his death at age 70 in 1992, she married Rod Steiger in 2000. The pair were married for two years ...
John Andrew Steele 3 children John Milton Cabell Breckinridge August 7, 1849 – March 18, 1850 no spouse: Died in infancy John Witherspoon Breckinridge Nickname: Owen: December 22, 1850 – May 9, 1892 Louisa A. Tevis 3 children; grandfather of Bunny Breckinridge: Mary Desha Breckinridge March 31, 1854 – March 13, 1928 Charles Anson Maltby 1 ...
Paris Hilton brought her daughter London down the rabbit hole in celebration of her first birthday.. On Sunday, Nov. 10, the DJ and socialite, 43, took fans inside London's Alice in Wonderland ...
Seven-year-old Lucas Wisely, left, and his 9-year-old brother Felix in an undated photo. The boys, their mother Alison Wisely and Alison's fiance, Knox Petrucci, died in flooding from Tropical ...
Milton wrote more than 200 publications and reviews. After South Dakota Governor Mickelson's 1993 death in a plane crash, John Milton earned accolades for his reading of “The Legacy” at the memorial's dedication ceremony. [1] The "John R. Milton Writers' Conference", a biennial conference, is named for him. [2]