"The Otsego Farmer", Cooperstown, NY, Friday, October 15, 1937
Richfield Springs
"Leo W. Miller
Leo W. Miller, aged thirty-one, died at his home in this village Saturday, October 9th, following an illness of five days.
He was born at Chepachet, October 26th, 1905, a son of the late William and Essie Jones Miller.
He was married April 18th, 1930, at West Winfield, to Miss Gertrude Dye, who survives, together with his mother; two sons, Stanley and Robert; two sisters, Mrs. Claude Ferguson, Barneveld, and Mrs. Theodore Bailey, Deansboro; one brother, Harold, Chepachet; a niece and a nephew.
Mr. Miller made his home at Plainfield for several years, up to about a year ago, since which time he had resided in this village. He had been employed as a laborer."
Richfield Springs
"Leo W. Miller
Leo W. Miller, aged thirty-one, died at his home in this village Saturday, October 9th, following an illness of five days.
He was born at Chepachet, October 26th, 1905, a son of the late William and Essie Jones Miller.
He was married April 18th, 1930, at West Winfield, to Miss Gertrude Dye, who survives, together with his mother; two sons, Stanley and Robert; two sisters, Mrs. Claude Ferguson, Barneveld, and Mrs. Theodore Bailey, Deansboro; one brother, Harold, Chepachet; a niece and a nephew.
Mr. Miller made his home at Plainfield for several years, up to about a year ago, since which time he had resided in this village. He had been employed as a laborer."
"The Otsego Farmer", Cooperstown, NY, Friday, October 15, 1937
Richfield Springs
"Leo W. Miller
Leo W. Miller, aged thirty-one, died at his home in this village Saturday, October 9th, following an illness of five days.
He was born at Chepachet, October 26th, 1905, a son of the late William and Essie Jones Miller.
He was married April 18th, 1930, at West Winfield, to Miss Gertrude Dye, who survives, together with his mother; two sons, Stanley and Robert; two sisters, Mrs. Claude Ferguson, Barneveld, and Mrs. Theodore Bailey, Deansboro; one brother, Harold, Chepachet; a niece and a nephew.
Mr. Miller made his home at Plainfield for several years, up to about a year ago, since which time he had resided in this village. He had been employed as a laborer."
Richfield Springs
"Leo W. Miller
Leo W. Miller, aged thirty-one, died at his home in this village Saturday, October 9th, following an illness of five days.
He was born at Chepachet, October 26th, 1905, a son of the late William and Essie Jones Miller.
He was married April 18th, 1930, at West Winfield, to Miss Gertrude Dye, who survives, together with his mother; two sons, Stanley and Robert; two sisters, Mrs. Claude Ferguson, Barneveld, and Mrs. Theodore Bailey, Deansboro; one brother, Harold, Chepachet; a niece and a nephew.
Mr. Miller made his home at Plainfield for several years, up to about a year ago, since which time he had resided in this village. He had been employed as a laborer."
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