Marié dans le Montana, U.S.A. (Src: Troisième centenaire de la famille Poulin au Canada 1639-1939)

'''Note historique à propos de Mills:'''
Founded in 1921, Mills has a rich history, including being part of the Oregon and Mormon Trails. The major crossing for settlers on the Platte River was the Mormon Ferry, near what is now North Casper. Two of the many routes used by early settlers heading west came through Mills – Child’s (Chile’s) and Poison Spider, both considered northerly routes. The Poison Spider Route ran across Lower Mills, roughly along First Street to Platte Avenue, then northwest along Platte Avenue and out Pendell Boulevard to the west. The southerly routes that crossed at Fort Caspar on the Platte Bridge joined this route in Mills. Mills became a town as businesses grew to support the oil refinery businesses in the early 1900s. The Mills Construction Company provided sand and gravel for the construction of the Amoco Refinery. An initial settlement was organized for workers to stay near the gravel operation. A complete history for the Town of Mills can be found in Separate and Distinct: ''A History of Town of Mills, Wyoming, 1986''.