Samuel Miller, chief financial officer of Liz Claiborne Inc., another supplier, agreed with that assessment.

Built in 1834, Princeton's chapel was named to honor Samuel Miller, the second professor at the Seminary.

She died in her sleep, said her husband, Samuel Miller, director emeritus of the Newark Museum.

In a letter to Samuel Miller dated January 23, 1808 Jefferson stated:

Samuel Miller was born in Dover, Delaware on October 31, 1769.

His tenure saw numerous converts, but he was put at odds with his brother and Samuel Miller over practices employed in his church.

Professors Alexander and Samuel Miller also inculcated an intense piety in their students.

In about 1829, Samuel Miller and his brother John opened a store on the north bank of the river at the forks.

Samuel Miller sold the tavern and moved away following the death of his wife in 1832.

Samuel Miller began laying out a town on his land north of the creek.