Death Of Randolph J. Million.
Randolph J. Million, well
known attorney of this county,
died at Monticello last Friday,—
the day following his 44th birth-
day anniversary.
Deceased was born in Jackson
township near Burnettsville: he
was a graduate of the Law De-
partment of the University of
Michigan and was admitted to
the White county bar in 1890.
He is survived by his wife and
etght children, bis father, two
brothers and a sister.
Mr. Million bad been in failing
health fur several years but the
immediate cause of death was
due to carbuncles, one upon was
top of the head and another was
on the left temple.
Reynolds Journal
September 13, 1911
Randolph J. Million, well
known attorney of this county,
died at Monticello last Friday,—
the day following his 44th birth-
day anniversary.
Deceased was born in Jackson
township near Burnettsville: he
was a graduate of the Law De-
partment of the University of
Michigan and was admitted to
the White county bar in 1890.
He is survived by his wife and
etght children, bis father, two
brothers and a sister.
Mr. Million bad been in failing
health fur several years but the
immediate cause of death was
due to carbuncles, one upon was
top of the head and another was
on the left temple.
Reynolds Journal
September 13, 1911
Death Of Randolph J. Million.
Randolph J. Million, well
known attorney of this county,
died at Monticello last Friday,—
the day following his 44th birth-
day anniversary.
Deceased was born in Jackson
township near Burnettsville: he
was a graduate of the Law De-
partment of the University of
Michigan and was admitted to
the White county bar in 1890.
He is survived by his wife and
etght children, bis father, two
brothers and a sister.
Mr. Million bad been in failing
health fur several years but the
immediate cause of death was
due to carbuncles, one upon was
top of the head and another was
on the left temple.
Reynolds Journal
September 13, 1911
Randolph J. Million, well
known attorney of this county,
died at Monticello last Friday,—
the day following his 44th birth-
day anniversary.
Deceased was born in Jackson
township near Burnettsville: he
was a graduate of the Law De-
partment of the University of
Michigan and was admitted to
the White county bar in 1890.
He is survived by his wife and
etght children, bis father, two
brothers and a sister.
Mr. Million bad been in failing
health fur several years but the
immediate cause of death was
due to carbuncles, one upon was
top of the head and another was
on the left temple.
Reynolds Journal
September 13, 1911
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