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James Miller was born on April 25th 1776 in Peterborough, New Hampshire. His parents were James Miller and Catharine Gregg.
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James Miller practiced law in Greenfield, New Hampshire from 1803-1808.
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Miller joined the New Hampshire state militia and was the leader of an artillery unit. He was then recommended to be commissioned as a Major in the regular army.
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Miller's unit went to Vincennes, Indiana where they were instructed to fight Indians. He was promoted to Colonel during his time fighting in Indiana.
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James Miller was the hero of the Battle of Lundy's Lane. He was then promoted to the rank of brigadier general due to his heroic performance at the Battle of Lundy's Lane.
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James Miller is appointed as governor of Arkansas Territory on March 3, 1819. Since being appointed, he resigned from the army.
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James Miller took the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers down to the new Arkansas territory to claim his job as mayor.
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Warfare between Osage and Cherokee Indian tribes erupt over territorial issues. Miller was the head of Indian affairs for the new territory.
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Miller leaves Arkansas during the summer to take a break and go see his wife back in New Hampshire. Many knew that Miller would be done with his job as governor soon.
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James Miller finally leaves his job in Arkansas to return to his wife in New Hampshire. Many speculated and guessed that Miller would not stay in Arkansas.
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In the fall of 1824, James Miller was elected and started serving as a member of the House of Representatives for the state of New Hampshire.
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In December of the year 1824, James Miller officially resigned as the governor of the Arkansas Territory.
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After resigning as governor of Arkansas, James Miller turned down the chance to be a congressmen for the state of New Hampshire.
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James Miller suffers a stroke, but he survives but is left in not great shape.
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James Miller passes away in the year 1851 after a very successful life.