They began an extended legal struggle to have Mary (later called Sally) Miller recognized as a native European and free woman.Carol Wilson, "Sally Muller, the White Slave", Louisiana History, Vol. 40, 1999, accessed 8 March 2011 Miller also tried to free her children."Sally Miller (alias Salomi Muller)". Note: The 1923 article said she had one son John, described as mulatto, born about 1830. She had four children: Lafayette (who died about 1839), Madison, Charles and Adeline.Bailey, Lost German Slave Girl, p. 255
