Hugh Campbell Miller, one of the best known citizens of the southern part of Butler county, died at his home near Meharz [sic]. Born in Pittsburg [sic] 71 years ago, he came to Butler when a young man. He served in the Civil war, contracting rheumatism, from which he never recovered. He was well known in Republican circles and was an elder in the Middlesex Presbyterian church. His wife and a family survive him.
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Card from Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Dept. of Military Affairs:
Miller, Hugh C.
born 1832
died 1903
veteran of: Rebellion [Civil War]
served in: Army
dates of service: August 11, 1862-May 26, 1863
organization: Co. C, 134th PA Infantry
rank: Private
cemetery: Presbyterian, Middlesex Twp.
Hugh Campbell Miller, one of the best known citizens of the southern part of Butler county, died at his home near Meharz [sic]. Born in Pittsburg [sic] 71 years ago, he came to Butler when a young man. He served in the Civil war, contracting rheumatism, from which he never recovered. He was well known in Republican circles and was an elder in the Middlesex Presbyterian church. His wife and a family survive him.
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Card from Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Dept. of Military Affairs:
Miller, Hugh C.
born 1832
died 1903
veteran of: Rebellion [Civil War]
served in: Army
dates of service: August 11, 1862-May 26, 1863
organization: Co. C, 134th PA Infantry
rank: Private
cemetery: Presbyterian, Middlesex Twp.
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