Jean Milliken
heiress and plantation owner
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Jean Milliken
Summary
Jean Milliken is a human[1]. She worked as a plantation owner[2].
Key Facts
- Jean Milliken's father was James Milliken of Milliken[3].
- Jean Milliken's mother was Jean Macdowall[4].
- Jean Milliken was married to William Napier of Culcreuch[5].
- A child of Jean Milliken was Robert John Milliken Napier of Culcreuch[6].
- A child of Jean Milliken was Jean Napier[7].
- Jean Milliken's professions included plantation owner[2].
- Jean Milliken is recorded as female[8].
- Jean Milliken's instance of is recorded as human[9].
- Jean Milliken's given name is recorded as Jean[10].
- Jean Milliken's social classification is recorded as slave owner[11].
- Jean Milliken's The Peerage person ID is recorded as p53956.htm#i539558[12].
Body
Origins and Family
Jean Milliken's father was James Milliken of Milliken[3]. Her mother was Jean Macdowall[4].
Career and Affiliations
Jean Milliken worked as a plantation owner[2].
Personal Life
Jean Milliken was married to William Napier of Culcreuch[5]. Children include Robert John Milliken Napier of Culcreuch[6], 1765–1808[13] and Jean Napier[7].
FAQs
Who were Jean Milliken's parents?
Jean Milliken's father was James Milliken of Milliken[3]. Jean Milliken's mother was Jean Macdowall[4].
Who was Jean Milliken married to?
Jean Milliken's spouses include William Napier of Culcreuch[5].
What did Jean Milliken do for work?
Jean Milliken worked as plantation owner[2].