From Daily Jeffersonian, Wed., Apr 15, 1896.
Mrs. Miller, a very aged woman, born in 1800, died while seated at the breakfast table, Tuesday morning, in her home in Knox township. She was a most remarkably healthy woman during her long life and leaves two sons, two daughters, and a number of grand children. Her funeral was held today and internment was in Mt. Hermon cemetery.
Mrs. Miller, a very aged woman, born in 1800, died while seated at the breakfast table, Tuesday morning, in her home in Knox township. She was a most remarkably healthy woman during her long life and leaves two sons, two daughters, and a number of grand children. Her funeral was held today and internment was in Mt. Hermon cemetery.
From Daily Jeffersonian, Wed., Apr 15, 1896.
Mrs. Miller, a very aged woman, born in 1800, died while seated at the breakfast table, Tuesday morning, in her home in Knox township. She was a most remarkably healthy woman during her long life and leaves two sons, two daughters, and a number of grand children. Her funeral was held today and internment was in Mt. Hermon cemetery.
Mrs. Miller, a very aged woman, born in 1800, died while seated at the breakfast table, Tuesday morning, in her home in Knox township. She was a most remarkably healthy woman during her long life and leaves two sons, two daughters, and a number of grand children. Her funeral was held today and internment was in Mt. Hermon cemetery.
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