Andrew Ray Miller

Andrew Ray Miller was a politician and founder of the state of Halsedon.He also directed the Hankton uprising.He was born in Hankton in the 18th of January of 1812,son of Bernard Miller and María del Carmen Miller.At the age of 16,he started studying politics in the University of Hankton,and with 18,he started working in the town hall,as a Junior Councilor.In 1848 he was elected as the mayor of Hankton.At that time,Halsedon was ruled by the state of California,and most halsedonians didn't like that,so in 1850 he directed the Hankton uprising,a series of riots which claimed the state independence of Halsedon.Five months later he was deported to Delaware and was jailed there for political crimes.But that only infuried the population of Halsedon.In 1852,Miller was released from jail,and returned to Hankton.Five years later,California gave Halsedon the state independence.But Miller didn't enjoy very much the independence,because in February of 1858,he died from a stroke at the age of 46.

INFORMATION

 * Name:Andrew Ray Miller
 * Born:18th January 1812-Jellicoe,Hankton,California(now Halsedon)
 * Died:5th February 1858-New Belfast,Halsedon
 * Residence:Las Marcas,Hankton
 * Wife:Lara Miller
 * Sons:John D. Miller,Keith Miller
 * Occupation:Governor of Halsedon State
 * Years in office:1
 * Cause of death:Stroke
 * Succeeded by:Nicholas M. Kingston