Veronica “Freny” Mishler Miller
c.1736 – 1785, died at Shillington
Christopher’s 6th great-grandmother · ancestor no. 271, 317 · generation 9
Evidence: identity compiled lead · link to parents compiled lead
Pedigree collapse: Christopher descends from this person 2 times.
Family
- Parents: Joseph Ulrich Mishler (c.1700–1756) and Anna Dorothea Mueller (c.1700–1789)
- Spouse: Christian Daniel Miller (c.1734–1777)
- Family notes: Christian Daniel Miller + Veronica Mishler (m. 1759)
- Children in this vault: Abraham Miller (1766–c.1821), Fanny Miller (b. 1769)
Life and evidence
Came to Philadelphia as a girl on the Phoenix in 1749 with her family (WikiTree, citing AAMG). Double ancestor with her husband.
Where they lived
- 1749 — Philadelphia
- 1760 — Shillington
In their lifetime
- 1738 — 1738 The Charming Nancy
- 1750 — 1750 The Brotherhood
- 1757 — 1757 The Hochstetler massacre
- 1764 — 1764 Captives returned after Bouquet’s treaty
- 1776 — 1776 Census of Mennonites in West Prussia
Pedigree
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Sources
Narratives and research
- Stories: Double ancestors
- History: 1738 The Charming Nancy, 1750 The Brotherhood, 1757 The Hochstetler massacre, 1764 Captives returned after Bouquet’s treaty, 1776 Census of Mennonites in West Prussia, Faith traditions
- Research: Lancaster sources scanned for family surnames, Ships and journeys of the immigrant ancestors
- Sources: Mast Family History (1911), WikiTree - Mast and Miller and Mishler profiles
Record compiled 31 October 2026.
About this research
Supporting documentation is linked throughout. This project is an exercise in AI-assisted research and development, and I haven’t manually verified every link or conclusion. All transcriptions and translations of Swiss parish records were made with AI, and their accuracy should be treated accordingly.