In 1920 he and his parents and three siblings lived in a house they were renting at 314 Arthur Street in Kittanning, PA. His father worked as a laborer for a gas company.
In 1930 he and his parents and three brothers lived there in the same house. They were paying $15 a month rent, and did not have a radio. His father worked as a laborer for a gas and oil company.
In 1940 he and his wife lived in a place they were renting for $18 a month in East Franklin Township, Armstrong County, PA. He worked as a laborer at the pottery plant, and in 1939 had an income of $600 for 35 weeks of work.
In 1950 he and Sylvia lived in possibly the same house, which was on Highway 422. He worked as a truck driver for a lumber company.
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From a newspaper:
He died at the Armstrong County Memorial Hospital from an apparent heart attack. He was born in West Franklin Township. Milligan was a retired millwright and a member of the First Brethren Church of West Kittanning. Surviving besides his widow, the former Sylvia John, were a daughter, Mrs. William (Maxine) Dunbar of East Pittsburgh; a son, Burt Toy, of New Florence; eight grandchildren; three brothers, William of Kittanning RD 7, Robert of Kittanning RD 6; and Wayne of Buffalo, N. Y.; and a sister, Mrs. Theodore (Violet) Klingensmith of Ford Cliff.
In 1930 he and his parents and three brothers lived there in the same house. They were paying $15 a month rent, and did not have a radio. His father worked as a laborer for a gas and oil company.
In 1940 he and his wife lived in a place they were renting for $18 a month in East Franklin Township, Armstrong County, PA. He worked as a laborer at the pottery plant, and in 1939 had an income of $600 for 35 weeks of work.
In 1950 he and Sylvia lived in possibly the same house, which was on Highway 422. He worked as a truck driver for a lumber company.
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From a newspaper:
He died at the Armstrong County Memorial Hospital from an apparent heart attack. He was born in West Franklin Township. Milligan was a retired millwright and a member of the First Brethren Church of West Kittanning. Surviving besides his widow, the former Sylvia John, were a daughter, Mrs. William (Maxine) Dunbar of East Pittsburgh; a son, Burt Toy, of New Florence; eight grandchildren; three brothers, William of Kittanning RD 7, Robert of Kittanning RD 6; and Wayne of Buffalo, N. Y.; and a sister, Mrs. Theodore (Violet) Klingensmith of Ford Cliff.
In 1920 he and his parents and three siblings lived in a house they were renting at 314 Arthur Street in Kittanning, PA. His father worked as a laborer for a gas company.
In 1930 he and his parents and three brothers lived there in the same house. They were paying $15 a month rent, and did not have a radio. His father worked as a laborer for a gas and oil company.
In 1940 he and his wife lived in a place they were renting for $18 a month in East Franklin Township, Armstrong County, PA. He worked as a laborer at the pottery plant, and in 1939 had an income of $600 for 35 weeks of work.
In 1950 he and Sylvia lived in possibly the same house, which was on Highway 422. He worked as a truck driver for a lumber company.
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From a newspaper:
He died at the Armstrong County Memorial Hospital from an apparent heart attack. He was born in West Franklin Township. Milligan was a retired millwright and a member of the First Brethren Church of West Kittanning. Surviving besides his widow, the former Sylvia John, were a daughter, Mrs. William (Maxine) Dunbar of East Pittsburgh; a son, Burt Toy, of New Florence; eight grandchildren; three brothers, William of Kittanning RD 7, Robert of Kittanning RD 6; and Wayne of Buffalo, N. Y.; and a sister, Mrs. Theodore (Violet) Klingensmith of Ford Cliff.
In 1930 he and his parents and three brothers lived there in the same house. They were paying $15 a month rent, and did not have a radio. His father worked as a laborer for a gas and oil company.
In 1940 he and his wife lived in a place they were renting for $18 a month in East Franklin Township, Armstrong County, PA. He worked as a laborer at the pottery plant, and in 1939 had an income of $600 for 35 weeks of work.
In 1950 he and Sylvia lived in possibly the same house, which was on Highway 422. He worked as a truck driver for a lumber company.
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From a newspaper:
He died at the Armstrong County Memorial Hospital from an apparent heart attack. He was born in West Franklin Township. Milligan was a retired millwright and a member of the First Brethren Church of West Kittanning. Surviving besides his widow, the former Sylvia John, were a daughter, Mrs. William (Maxine) Dunbar of East Pittsburgh; a son, Burt Toy, of New Florence; eight grandchildren; three brothers, William of Kittanning RD 7, Robert of Kittanning RD 6; and Wayne of Buffalo, N. Y.; and a sister, Mrs. Theodore (Violet) Klingensmith of Ford Cliff.
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