City of London Parishes
Millican, Milligan, Millikan, Milliken, Millikin, Mullican, Mulliken, Mullikin etc.
The Parishes of the City of London
Part II: 1749-1850
St. Paul�s Cathedral, London
October 26, 1749
Marriage of James Millikin of the parish of St. Mary, Woolnath, London, bach., to Jane Entwisle of the same parish, spinster, were married by license in the Cathedral.
[St. Paul�s Register Cathedral, The Harleian Society 1899 (London), Vol. 26]
St. Faith Under Saint Paul, London
October 15, 1750
Christening of Halley Benson Millikin son of James & Jane Millikin, born September 23, 1750.
Fleet Registers London
August 26, 1753
Marriage of Kattie Mulligen, widow, and James Holmes French mariner and Chelsea Pensioner at Fleet, London.
[National Archives (UK), RG7, piece 269, folio 49]
August 26, 1753
Marriage of Katherine Mulligane, widow, and James Franch Holmes, Mariner and Chelsea Pensioner at Fleet, London.
[National Archives (UK), RG7, piece 230, folio 67]
St. Sepulchre, London
November 22, 1754
Christening of Thomas Millikan son of Thomas & Mary Millikan.
St. Edmund King & Martyr Lombard
March 11, 1755
Burial of James Millikin.
March 1755
Death on Tuesday as Mr. Millikin, a Surgeon and Apothecary at Mile-end, was returning home from London, he dropped from his horse at Mile-end Turnpike, and died immediately.
[London Evening Post, March 6-8, 1755]
Note: father of Halley Benson Millikin.
St. Luke Old Street, Finsbury, London
October 24, 1762
Marriage of John Mellekin and Elizabeth Cooke.
St. Luke, Middlesex
February 29, 1764
Marriage licence of Alexander Millikan of St. Luke, Co. Middlesex, �smith�, signs, bachelor, aged 30, and Sarah Partridge of St. Saviour, Southwark, abode 4 weeks, spinster, aged 24. Married at St. Saviour, Southwark.
[Allegations for Marriage Licences Issued by the Commissary Court of Surrey 1673 to 1770, transcribed Alfred Ridley Bax (1907), p. 512]
December 7, 1764
Birth of Thomas Benwell Millikan son of Alexander Millikan and Sarah daughter of Thomas Partridge at Crown Court in Grubstreet, St. Luke, Middlesex.
[National Archives of England, RG5 / Piece 4 / Folio 63]
Note: Registered at Rev. Daniel Williams Library, Redcross Street, Cripplegate, London. Extract taken from the Protestant Dissenters' Registry. The increased requirement to provide evidence of birth led the Dissenting Deputies (representing Baptists, Congregationalists & Presbyterians) to establish a births register of their children in 1743 at the Dissenters Library. Originally for parents living within 12 miles of London it subsequently became open to anyone, regardless of distance or denomination, provided a fee was paid. The register started on April 6th 1743 and ended December 30th 1837.
December 7, 1764
Birth of Thomas Benwell Millikan son of Alexander Millikan and Sarah daughter of Thomas Partridge and witnessed by Elizabeth Partridge.
St Botolph, Bishopsgate, London
May 3, 1767
Christening of George Milliken son of Mark and Catherine Milliken.
Registered by J. Pickcown on October 10, 1771.
[National Archives (UK), RG4, piece 4659, folio 0]
Note: Register of Births at Dr Williams' Library in Red Cross Street, Cripplegate, London, registered between 1759 to 1792.
Nicholas Lane of Lombard Street, London
1774
David Milligan, 9 Nicholas Lane, London, Occupation Sector � Dealing
[London and Westminster Directory of Leading Local Inhabitants, London, 1774]
Transportation
Lent 1775
Mark Millikin, London, England, ship Thornton, arrived AA Co, MD.
St. Edmund King & Martyr Lombard
April 2, 1777
Burial of Jane Millikin.
March 1777
On Thursday died Mr. Jane Milliken, grocer, at Whitechapel.
[London Evening Post, March 27 to 29, 1777]
Note: father of Halley Benson Millikin.
St. Anne, Westminster, Middlesex
September 19-21, 1778
Lucy Anney, wife of Thomas Milliken, bricklayer, of St. Anne, Westminster, releases Michael Delaney, labourer, of Giles in the Fields, after an assault. John Chambers of John Street, Tottenham Court, witnesses the release.
[London Metropolitan Archives, Session Papers, MJ/SP/1778/09/059]
St Mary Whitechapel, London
1779
[Blank] Millikin, land tax of �3 3 shillings.
St. Mary The Virgin With Christ Church, Wanstead, Essex
February 7, 1780
Marriage Halley Benson Millikin to Elizabeth Parry.
February 15, 1780
On Monday last was married, at Wanstead in Essex, by the Reverend Doctor Markham, Mr. H. B. Millikin, to Miss Parry, niece to James Spalding, Esq., of the same place.
[General Evening Post, London, February 8-10, 1780]
St. Mary, Whitechapel
Dated April 25, 1780: Probate November 13, 1784.
Will of Susannah Parry, of Layton Stone, Essex, Widow.
To my son, Nicholas Seager Parry, my messuage in the parish of St. Mary, Whitechapel, given me by the will of my brother James Spalding, he to pay an annuity of �50 to my brother John Spalding in trust to pay one half to my daughter Susannah, wife of Mr. Thos Mitchell, the other half to my daughter Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Halley Benson Millikin. To said brother and son, �300, in trust to pay the interest of �1500 to each of said daughters. Son, N. S. Parry, �2500. Res. Between the three children. J. Spalding, N. S. Parry & H. B. Millikin, exors. Witnessed by Mary Wead, Sar. Gallant, John Heaton.
[Parray, Lieut-Colonel G. S.: Genealogical Abstracts of Parry Wills, p. 19, no. 103]
Fenchchurch Street, Saint Margaret Pattens, London
October 13, 1781
Saturday was married Mr. Robert Milligan, Merchant, in Fenchchurch Street, to Miss Jean Dunbar, of John Street, Bedford Row.
[Morning Chronicle and London Advertiser, Monday, October 15, 1781]
Kingston Upon Thames, All Saints, Surrey
October 13, 1781
Marriage of Robert Milligan of Saint Margaret Pattens, London, bachelor, to Jean Dunbar of this parish, spinster, by licence and married by Henry Hardinge, Vicar. Signed Robt Milligan and Jean Dunbar in the presence of Duncan Davidson D and W. Dunbar.
St Katherine Cree, City of London, London, England
October 10, 1783
Burial of Martha Millikin.
St. Margaret Pattens Church
September 11, 1787
Marriage by George Nealy, curate, of Jacob Milligan, parish of St. Margaret Pattens, London, widower, to Mary Brinewood, same parish, London, widow. Signed �Jacob Milligan� and �Mary Brinewood� with her �X� mark in the presence of Jane Milligan and James Sailman.
Note: Mary Brinewood's maiden name was Milligan. She married John Brinewood at St. Mary's Parish Church, Portsea, on 11 September, 1780. They had a son called Thomas Brinewood, who was baptised at the same church on 15 September, 1782. She married secondly, Capt. Jacob Milligan of Charlestown, South Carolina, a Navy Commander and veteran of the American War of Independence.
High Street, London
June 17, 1788
Birth of James Parry Millikin son of Halley Benson and Elizabeth, High Street, London.
Old Street, London
August 16, 1793
Insured: Thomas Benwell Millikan, 12 Old Street, Gent.
[National Archives, England, MA 11936/397/618238]
London Street Directory
1795
Milligan & Allen, Merchants, 15 Wine Office Court, Fleet Street.
Milligan & Mitchell, Merchants, 17 Old London Street, Broad Street.
Millikin, Brook and Fourdriniers, Grocers, 9 Whitechapel.
Whitechapel, London
Members list of Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce.
1796
Halley Benson Millikin, Whitechapel, London.
1797
Halley Benson Millikin, Whitechapel, London.
St Giles, Cripplegate, City of London
May 13, 1798
Burial of Elizabeth Milliken, a woman, cause decline.
Saint Matthew, Bethnal Green, London
October 23, 1799
Marriage of Thomas Millikin and Sarah Simpson.
St Mary, Whitechapel, Tower Hamlets, Middlesex
November 18, 1801
Burial of Elizabeth Millikin, St. Clement Danes, aged 45, consumption.
November 11, 1801
Death of wife of H. B. Millikin, Esq., of Norfolk Street, Stand.
[The Gentleman�s Magazine, Vol. 21, part 2, p. 1062]
Norfolk Street, London
November 13, 1806
Electorate Roll: Halley Benson Millikin, 13 Norfolk Street, London.
Fleet Street, London
1807
Amicable Society for a perpetual Assurance (Incorporated in 1706)
Office, Sergents Inn, Fleet Street, London
Directors: Thomas Bidwell, Esq., Matt. Chessal, Esq. Wm Dunkley, Esq., George Harrison, Esq., Mr. George Kier, Wm Lewis, Esq., Halley Benson Millikin, Esq., Wm Moore, Esq. James Palmer, Esq., Tho. Slack, Esq., Rd Till, Esq., William Wheeler, Esq.
Registrar, John Penham, Esq.
[The Royal Kalendar (Calendar) or Complete and Correct Annual Register for England, Scotland, Ireland and America for the year 1807]
Norfolk street, London
1808
Subscribed to, The History and Antiquities of the County of Cardigan.
James Millikin, Norfolk Street, London.
Strand, St. Clements Danes and St. Mary-le-Strand, London
1818
Votes in Westminster Elections - John Milliken, surgical instrument maker.
1819
Votes in Westminster Elections - John Milliken, surgical instrument maker, Voted � Burdett.
[Westminster Voter Books 1749-1820]
St Bride Parish Graveyard, Fleet Street, London
January 19, 1822
Burial of James Millikin, Dorset Street, London, aged 34.
St Bride Parish Graveyard, Fleet Street, London
March 18, 1826
Burial of Halley Benson Millikin, Dorset Street, London, aged 76.
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