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Maritime CAPTAINS, MASTERS - Mississippi Gulf Coast-Mississippi Sound, compiled by Else J. Martin
•	1869 - Schooner Dixie, of New Orleans (53). Built at Pascagoula, 1867. Enrolled No. 55, Oct.14, 1869, New Orleans. Owner and Master, Herman Michaelis, New Orleans. NOSRE 6
MILLER, Capt.
•	1877 - Vessel in Port, Pascagoula, American schooner Ed S Tyler, Capt. Miller. PMR, Oct. 12, 1877.
MILLER, Capt. "Natural" G. W.
•	1818-1898 - Capt. G. W. Miller of Louisville, Ky., a veteran Mississippi steamboat man, who moved here some four months ago, died on the premises of Mr. A. D. Krebs on Saturday night at 10:35 o'clock, aged 80 years. The interment took place the day following in the Catholic Cemetery at Pascagoula, Rev. Father Ten Brink, officiating. Besides several children residing in Louisville, he leaves as son, Norman F. Miller of this place. Capt. "Natural" Miller received his nickname years ago through his river associates, because he persistently insisted that he was a natural pilot. He began life as a boat floater and followed that vocation until late in the fifties when he learned the bells and how to steer steamboats, becoming a full-fledged pilot. He built several small steamboats, the last being the Saline, a very frail craft, but he took her South and made money with her, carrying cotton. DStar, Aug. 5, 1898 Obituary:
MILLER, Christian
•	1849 - Schooner, Pascagoula, of New Orleans, built at Pascagoula in 1843. Registered Jan 9, 1844 with owner Lyman Bradford, Pascagoula and master John Burns. Enrolled Sept. 6, 1849 with owners Christian Miller, John Burns, C. D. Lehman, Henry C. Huntington and Master Christian Miller. NOSRE 5, 6
MILLER, Cornelius, Pearl River, Miss.
•	Cornelius Miller, Captain/Master of schooner, Fred Goss, date not known. POTR
MILLER, John, Scranton, Miss.
•	1880, Navigator, lived in Scranton, 1880 U. S. Census
MITCHELL, William, Hancock Co., Miss.
•	William Mitchell, Captain/Master of schooners, Mary Ellen, Mary and Pearl, dates not known. POTR
MONDESIRE, Joseph, New Orleans, La.
•	1842 - Schooner Marcellite, of New Orleans, La., was built at St. Tammany Parish in 1840. Enrolled Aug. 25, 1842 with owner and Master Joseph Mondesire of New Orleans. NOSRE 4.
MOORE, Capt.
•	1877 - Vessels in Port, Pascagoula, American schooner Daniels, Capt. Moore. PMR, Oct. 12, 1877.
•	1877 - Cleared Port of Pascagoula, American schooner, Leonard Daniels, Capt. Moore, to Corpus Christi, 75,275 ft. lumber by W. Denny & Co. PMR, Oct. 12, 1877.
MOORE, George, St. James Parish, La.
•	1856 - Schooner J. R. Plummer, of Jackson County, Miss., built in Jackson County, Miss, in 1850. Enrolled July 18, 1850 at Shieldsborough, Miss. Enrolled No. 159, Nov. 22, 1856, Port of New Orleans, owner and Master, George Moore, St. James Parish, La. NOSRE 5.
MOORE, Pinkney, Hancock Co., Miss.
•	Pinkney Moore, Captain/Master of schooner Petronia H.. date not known. POTR
MORGAN, Capt. John Y., Pascagoula, Miss.
•	1877 - We are pleased to see in our town on a visit our young friend Capt. John Y. Morgan, of the schooner Eugenia. Johnny is as true a young salt as ever trod the deck of a vessel, and after his six month's absence looks as young and hearty as ever." PStar, Sept. 14,1877.
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