Llewellyn Miller was born Feb 1838 in Maine, US.
His first term in California Prison was in 1882.
AS Charles Holman
Inmate: #10523 San Quentin Prison
Rec: 30 Aug 1882
Crime: Grand Larceny
Was removed to Folsom Prison 6 May 1884
Inmate: #12485 San Quentin Prison
Rec: 8 Apr 1887
Crime: Grand Larceny
Here are some more newspaper articles, click on the links to read them.
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/74014371/lewellyn-miller/
Here are some more newspaper clipping just click the links to read.
1895
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/74014802/lewellyn-miller/
1896
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/74017044/arthur-arlington/
1899
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/74016072/lewellyn-miller/
He was dentist by trade and was in the Civil War
Name: Llewellyn Miller
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Maine
Regiment: 20th Regiment, Maine Infantry
Company: E
Alternate Name: Leander J./Miller
Film Number: M543 roll 14
1910 Census says he was a widower
Here are his alias that are known:
Charles Holman
Arthur Arlington
A. Arlington
R.W. Saunders
P. Danforth
A. Garfield
Frank Garfield
C. M. Saunders
He would die as A. Arlington while in Folsom Prison and be buried in the Prison Cemetery. 3 Dec 1911
What a story, thank goodness for newspapers. They sure did tell his story and give us a way to see him as he was. I wonder when his wife died and who she was. Did he have children? He seemed to be alone for most of his life. In death he was alone and is now in a cemetery plot no one can go visit unless your an inmate there.
The papers said he had been in out of jails and prisons all the ay to Seattle. So he has more prison records somewhere.
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