Andrew G. Miller

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Gravesite in Forest Home Cemetery
Gravesite in Forest Home Cemetery

Andrew Galbraith Miller ( September 11, 1801 in Carlisle, Pennsylvania – September 18, 1874 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin) was an associate justice of the territorial Wisconsin Supreme Court and later a judge for the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin. Miller upheld the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 in a case against newspaper editor and abolitionist Sherman Booth, regarding fugitive slave Joshua Glover.

He is buried at Forest Home Cemetery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.[1]

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  1. ^ Miller, Andrew Galbraith 1801 - 1874
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