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Tag: William G Miller

2/2/1853 William G Miller is born in Brookhaven

1/1/1870 William G Miller becomes an apprentice at a building firm in Brooklyn

1/1/1875 William G Miller studies architecture at Cooper Union

1/2/1882 The Randall & Miller Company is established

1/1/1885 The Bell Oaks House is moved

1/1/1885 Randall & Miller period begins

1/1/1886 Randall & Miller open Bartholdi Hall in Greenpoint, Brooklyn

10/26/1886 Marietta R Miller (Wetmore) is born

1/1/1887 John J Randall and William G Miller build matching houses

1/1/1888 William G Miller elected village president, 6th term

1/1/1889 William G Miller elected village president, 7th term

3/16/1889 William G Miller purchases 18 acre farm from Captain Thomas Raynor

3/29/1890 William G Miller purchases 200 acres of farmland from Samuel S Carman

6/5/1890 Randall & Miller purchases farmland from Samuel S Carman- to become Woodcleft

7/27/1890 Plans announced for Randall & Miller’s Woodcleft area

7/27/1890–7/27/1890 Beauties of Freeport

1/1/1893 William G Miller elected village president

1/1/1894 William G Miller elected village president, 2nd term

5/1/1894 Thousands Of Human Skulls

1/1/1895 William G Miller elected village president, 3rd term

1/1/1896 William G Miller elected village president, 4th term

1/1/1897 William G Miller elected village president, 5th term

1/1/1897 Daniel B Raynor purchases land from Randall & Miller

7/7/1897 Development progresses markedly

1/1/1898 Woodcleft Canal dug by Randall & Miller

1/1/1900 John J Randall and William G Miller sell land in Freeport

1/1/1900 William G Miller builds house on Ocean Avenue and moves there with his family

12/9/1900 East Channel digging

1/1/1902 William G Miller withdraws from Randall & Miller

7/17/1905 William G Miller Ocean Avenue residence robbed

11/5/1909 Advertisement: Wm G Miller Builder and General Contractor

10/7/1910–10/7/1910 Tenants move from house of Marietta Miller (Wetmore) on Miller Place

1/10/1911 Marietta Miller (Wetmore) marries Frank J Wetmore

4/4/1911 Tenants of house on Miller Place move to other house nearby owned by Marietta Miller (Wetmore)

4/7/1911 Marietta Miller (Wetmore) sells old homestead on Miller Place

1/1/1912 William G Miller has high aspirations

6/14/1912 Marietta (Miller) Wetmore and Frank Wetmore build house on Southside Avenue – the street is extended from Miller Avenue to South Long Beach Avenue

7/12/1912 Marietta (Miller) Wetmore and Frank Wetmore have a daughter; Mary E Wetmore

12/24/1913 William G Miller and Clarence E Jones publish calendars

6/9/1916 Marietta (Miller) Wetmore and Frank Wetmore have a daughter; Martha R Wetmore

6/29/1924 Forest Hills Auction with Freeport Sale

2/27/1931 William G Miller dies

1/19/1935 Frank J Wetmore Jr badly hurt

1/20/1935 Frank J Wetmore Jr dies

11/19/1961 Marietta R (Miller) Wetmore dies