Mr. Miller (born in Lauterecken, Germany) came to this city from Germany in October 1850 and began his career as a shoemaker. He learned his trade with the late Peter Kropp. He leased a shop on South Main Street on the site now occupied by the Bon Ton Millinery Store and paid $26 a year rent. He continued business up until 1871. His wife died in 1896.
He is survived by these children
Mrs. William Gimber (Dorothea)
Valentine Miller
Mrs. J. N. DeMun (Josephine)
Son, Charles Miller, died in 1911
Wilkes-Barre Times Leader: 10 Feb 1913
German name: Müller
He is survived by these children
Mrs. William Gimber (Dorothea)
Valentine Miller
Mrs. J. N. DeMun (Josephine)
Son, Charles Miller, died in 1911
Wilkes-Barre Times Leader: 10 Feb 1913
German name: Müller
Mr. Miller (born in Lauterecken, Germany) came to this city from Germany in October 1850 and began his career as a shoemaker. He learned his trade with the late Peter Kropp. He leased a shop on South Main Street on the site now occupied by the Bon Ton Millinery Store and paid $26 a year rent. He continued business up until 1871. His wife died in 1896.
He is survived by these children
Mrs. William Gimber (Dorothea)
Valentine Miller
Mrs. J. N. DeMun (Josephine)
Son, Charles Miller, died in 1911
Wilkes-Barre Times Leader: 10 Feb 1913
German name: Müller
He is survived by these children
Mrs. William Gimber (Dorothea)
Valentine Miller
Mrs. J. N. DeMun (Josephine)
Son, Charles Miller, died in 1911
Wilkes-Barre Times Leader: 10 Feb 1913
German name: Müller
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