James Osborn Millard {716}
- Born: July 7, 1806, Cranfield, Bedfordshire, England
- Relationship (1): Ann Paine {1073} on January 10, 1844 in Lidlington, Bedfordshire, England
- Unmarried (2): Rebecca Cook {2388}
- Died: 1882, Marston, Bedfordshire, England aged 76
- Buried: Saint Mary The Virgin, Marston, Bedfordshire, England
 Research Notes:
Info. Below is Courtesy of Barbara Leigh - May, 2008
James & Rebecca's only child, William Cook, was born illegitimately while James was still married to Ann Paine. This is why William did not carry the Millard name. Rebecca Cook was a domestic within the Millard household when she became pregnant.
It is known that James had a brief father/son relationship with his illegitimate son William (Cook) for a period of time and that William Cook was considered family amongst the Millards, some of which he would eventually partner (business) with or work with/for during periods of his life.
James married Ann Paine {1073} [MRIN: 246] on January 10, 1844 in Lidlington, Bedfordshire, England. (Ann Paine {1073} was born in 1812 in Cranfield, Bedfordshire, England, died in October 1869 in Marston, Bedfordshire, England and was buried in Saint Mary The Virgin, Marston, Bedfordshire, England.)
Marriage Notes:
James & Ann were married in the first quarter (January - March) of 1844 in Ampthill, Bedfordshire.
Information garnered from Marriage Registries at Ancestry.com in January 2008.
James next had a relationship with Rebecca Cook {2388} [MRIN: 833]. (Rebecca Cook {2388} was born in 1835 in Cranfield, Bedfordshire, England and died in September 1903.)
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