Miley (surname)
Miley is an English, Irish, and American family name. In America, it is a family name of predominantly Irish origin, although some claim German origin that was originally spelled Meiley.[1]
Among those with the surname are:
- Arthur Miley (born 1993), an American football defensive end for the Carolina Panthers.
- Dave Miley (born 1962), former American baseball player and current manager
- George H. Miley (born 1933), American physicist
- George K. Miley (born 1942), Irish-Danish astronomer
- Hannah Miley (born 1989), Scottish competitive swimmer
- Henry A. Miley, Jr. (1915–2010), a United States Army four-star general
- James "Bubber" Miley (1903–1932), American jazz musician
- Jessi Miley-Dyer (born 1986), Australian surfer
- John Miley (1813–1895), American Methodist theologian
- Mark Miley, dual player from County Roscommon, Ireland.
- Mike Miley (1953–1973), former American professional baseball player
- Peggy Miley (born 1941), American actress
- Tim Miley (born 1966), Democratic politician, attorney, and author from West Virginia.
- Wade Miley (born 1986), American professional baseball pitcher
- William M. Miley (1987–1997), senior United States Army officer
See also
References
- ^ Paul Newcomer Miley, David Ray Miley, Ray Leonard Miley The Miley family history, 1495-1964 1965 Page 51 We entitle our drawing: "The Miley Ripley Area." Looking backwards to the year 1835, we visualize this entire area as a vast forest. There were no roads. Trails served for movement from one place to another. The district served by S. R. 514 "This is: "The Miley Ripley Area;" this is the land of long ago and the land of today; this is where the name Miley has been prominent, honored and respected continuously for one hundred and thirty years; this is where the romance of The David Miley family blossomed ..."
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