The Dresden Doings, January 20, 1877, remembering a social event of January 1, 1857, in which the local militia unit, known as the Muskingum Rangers, participated and of which Milton Mills was a member before the war. Note that Mills, a Lieutenant, and other members would later enlist in the 16th Ohio.
Thanks to Betsy Sternau, website contributor.

Milton Mills' officer's coat and sash

A grain mill in Zanesville, Ohio, which may have been operated by Milton Mills

Rosella Mills, daughter of Milton and Catherine Mills, as a young child, about 1876

Rosella, age 17, seated at right, about 1886

Milton Mills' obituary from Zanesville, Ohio, newspaper, April 21, 1889

Milton Mills' obituary from The Semi-Weekly Age, Coshocton, Ohio, newspaper, April 26, 1889

Government pension index card for Milton Mills; used to track pensions paid to deceased soldiers' dependents

Read the Personal Papers of Milton Mills

Old and new views of entrance to Greenwood Cemetery in Zanesville, Ohio, built in 1884, five years before Milton Mills' casket passed through.

Newton Mills, younger brother of Milton
(seated near son, Fred), about 1900

Rosella Mills O'Brien,
in later years, at her home in Louisiana, Missouri, about 1927
(note horse and wagon on street)

Rosella Mills O'Brien,
at her father's grave in Greenwood Cemetery
Zanesville, Ohio
May 30, 1948

gravestone of Major Milton Mills
Greenwood Cemetery, Zanesville, Ohio
thanks to H. Arlan Heiser