Daughter of Joseph and Hannah Louisa/Louise Monson Hickenbottom. The inscription on the Roth monument in Roth cemetery provides her birth year as 1867, while her obituary in the Fairfield Ia Daily Ledger uses 1868. Will use the 1867 date pending clarification.
Ada was first married to Christian Roth (Ocotber 12, 1893) and they had one child, a son Joseph. At some point after being widowed she remarried to Henry Marshall Miller.
There is some legitimate question as to whether or not Ada is buried elsewhere (Ohio, perhaps, where she died), or was buried with Christian but her death date not engraved (a common oversight). Ada remarried to Henry Marshall Miller and eventually moved to Ohio, where she died on December 31, 1940. Her death certificate and obituary only indicated that she was to be cremated; disposition of her cremains were not disclosed.
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Note: this memorial is being made under the Roth surname; her second married name was Miller. If in the event that clarification is found to show where she was buried and under the Miller surname, if elsewhere other than Roth cemetery, then this memorial will be modified accordingly.
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Fairfield Ia. Daily Ledger
Tuesday, December 31, 1940
MRS. MARSHALL MILLER DIES IN CLEVELAND
Services for former Fairfield resident to be held Thursday
Mrs. H. Marshall MILLER, 72, of Cleveland, Ohio, passed away at 6:30 o'clock this morning, according to communications received by friends and relatives in this city today. Mrs. MILLER was a former resident of this vicinity.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in Cleveland. According to the wishes of Mrs. MILLER, her body will be cremated.
Mrs. MILLER, was born Ada HICKENBOTTOM on June 17, 1868, in Parsonsville. She lived in that vicinity for many years. In 1893 she was married to Christian ROTH, and they had one son, Joseph ROTH. Mr. ROTH passed away April 14, 1897.
Some years later Mrs. ROTH was married to H. Marshall MILLER, and they made their home in Fairfield for a number of years, residing at 604 North B St. Mr. MILLER served in the capacity of sales manager at the Louden Machinery Company.
About 17 years ago Mr. MILLER became connected with the Monorail Corporation in Cleveland, and the MILLERs moved to that city. Mrs. MILLER had been in poor health for a year preceding her death.
Surviving are her husband, Marshall MILLER, her son, Joe ROTH, and her brother, Perry HICKENBOTTOM. Mr. HICKENBOTTOM, with his two sons, Clarence HICKENBOTTOM and Chester HICKENBOTTOM, are leaving today for Cleveland, to attend the funeral services.
Ada was first married to Christian Roth (Ocotber 12, 1893) and they had one child, a son Joseph. At some point after being widowed she remarried to Henry Marshall Miller.
There is some legitimate question as to whether or not Ada is buried elsewhere (Ohio, perhaps, where she died), or was buried with Christian but her death date not engraved (a common oversight). Ada remarried to Henry Marshall Miller and eventually moved to Ohio, where she died on December 31, 1940. Her death certificate and obituary only indicated that she was to be cremated; disposition of her cremains were not disclosed.
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Note: this memorial is being made under the Roth surname; her second married name was Miller. If in the event that clarification is found to show where she was buried and under the Miller surname, if elsewhere other than Roth cemetery, then this memorial will be modified accordingly.
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Fairfield Ia. Daily Ledger
Tuesday, December 31, 1940
MRS. MARSHALL MILLER DIES IN CLEVELAND
Services for former Fairfield resident to be held Thursday
Mrs. H. Marshall MILLER, 72, of Cleveland, Ohio, passed away at 6:30 o'clock this morning, according to communications received by friends and relatives in this city today. Mrs. MILLER was a former resident of this vicinity.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in Cleveland. According to the wishes of Mrs. MILLER, her body will be cremated.
Mrs. MILLER, was born Ada HICKENBOTTOM on June 17, 1868, in Parsonsville. She lived in that vicinity for many years. In 1893 she was married to Christian ROTH, and they had one son, Joseph ROTH. Mr. ROTH passed away April 14, 1897.
Some years later Mrs. ROTH was married to H. Marshall MILLER, and they made their home in Fairfield for a number of years, residing at 604 North B St. Mr. MILLER served in the capacity of sales manager at the Louden Machinery Company.
About 17 years ago Mr. MILLER became connected with the Monorail Corporation in Cleveland, and the MILLERs moved to that city. Mrs. MILLER had been in poor health for a year preceding her death.
Surviving are her husband, Marshall MILLER, her son, Joe ROTH, and her brother, Perry HICKENBOTTOM. Mr. HICKENBOTTOM, with his two sons, Clarence HICKENBOTTOM and Chester HICKENBOTTOM, are leaving today for Cleveland, to attend the funeral services.
Daughter of Joseph and Hannah Louisa/Louise Monson Hickenbottom. The inscription on the Roth monument in Roth cemetery provides her birth year as 1867, while her obituary in the Fairfield Ia Daily Ledger uses 1868. Will use the 1867 date pending clarification.
Ada was first married to Christian Roth (Ocotber 12, 1893) and they had one child, a son Joseph. At some point after being widowed she remarried to Henry Marshall Miller.
There is some legitimate question as to whether or not Ada is buried elsewhere (Ohio, perhaps, where she died), or was buried with Christian but her death date not engraved (a common oversight). Ada remarried to Henry Marshall Miller and eventually moved to Ohio, where she died on December 31, 1940. Her death certificate and obituary only indicated that she was to be cremated; disposition of her cremains were not disclosed.
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Note: this memorial is being made under the Roth surname; her second married name was Miller. If in the event that clarification is found to show where she was buried and under the Miller surname, if elsewhere other than Roth cemetery, then this memorial will be modified accordingly.
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Fairfield Ia. Daily Ledger
Tuesday, December 31, 1940
MRS. MARSHALL MILLER DIES IN CLEVELAND
Services for former Fairfield resident to be held Thursday
Mrs. H. Marshall MILLER, 72, of Cleveland, Ohio, passed away at 6:30 o'clock this morning, according to communications received by friends and relatives in this city today. Mrs. MILLER was a former resident of this vicinity.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in Cleveland. According to the wishes of Mrs. MILLER, her body will be cremated.
Mrs. MILLER, was born Ada HICKENBOTTOM on June 17, 1868, in Parsonsville. She lived in that vicinity for many years. In 1893 she was married to Christian ROTH, and they had one son, Joseph ROTH. Mr. ROTH passed away April 14, 1897.
Some years later Mrs. ROTH was married to H. Marshall MILLER, and they made their home in Fairfield for a number of years, residing at 604 North B St. Mr. MILLER served in the capacity of sales manager at the Louden Machinery Company.
About 17 years ago Mr. MILLER became connected with the Monorail Corporation in Cleveland, and the MILLERs moved to that city. Mrs. MILLER had been in poor health for a year preceding her death.
Surviving are her husband, Marshall MILLER, her son, Joe ROTH, and her brother, Perry HICKENBOTTOM. Mr. HICKENBOTTOM, with his two sons, Clarence HICKENBOTTOM and Chester HICKENBOTTOM, are leaving today for Cleveland, to attend the funeral services.
Ada was first married to Christian Roth (Ocotber 12, 1893) and they had one child, a son Joseph. At some point after being widowed she remarried to Henry Marshall Miller.
There is some legitimate question as to whether or not Ada is buried elsewhere (Ohio, perhaps, where she died), or was buried with Christian but her death date not engraved (a common oversight). Ada remarried to Henry Marshall Miller and eventually moved to Ohio, where she died on December 31, 1940. Her death certificate and obituary only indicated that she was to be cremated; disposition of her cremains were not disclosed.
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Note: this memorial is being made under the Roth surname; her second married name was Miller. If in the event that clarification is found to show where she was buried and under the Miller surname, if elsewhere other than Roth cemetery, then this memorial will be modified accordingly.
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Fairfield Ia. Daily Ledger
Tuesday, December 31, 1940
MRS. MARSHALL MILLER DIES IN CLEVELAND
Services for former Fairfield resident to be held Thursday
Mrs. H. Marshall MILLER, 72, of Cleveland, Ohio, passed away at 6:30 o'clock this morning, according to communications received by friends and relatives in this city today. Mrs. MILLER was a former resident of this vicinity.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in Cleveland. According to the wishes of Mrs. MILLER, her body will be cremated.
Mrs. MILLER, was born Ada HICKENBOTTOM on June 17, 1868, in Parsonsville. She lived in that vicinity for many years. In 1893 she was married to Christian ROTH, and they had one son, Joseph ROTH. Mr. ROTH passed away April 14, 1897.
Some years later Mrs. ROTH was married to H. Marshall MILLER, and they made their home in Fairfield for a number of years, residing at 604 North B St. Mr. MILLER served in the capacity of sales manager at the Louden Machinery Company.
About 17 years ago Mr. MILLER became connected with the Monorail Corporation in Cleveland, and the MILLERs moved to that city. Mrs. MILLER had been in poor health for a year preceding her death.
Surviving are her husband, Marshall MILLER, her son, Joe ROTH, and her brother, Perry HICKENBOTTOM. Mr. HICKENBOTTOM, with his two sons, Clarence HICKENBOTTOM and Chester HICKENBOTTOM, are leaving today for Cleveland, to attend the funeral services.
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