Carl Freeman Milner (1896-1968) was a machinist who served in World War I. (b. February 25, 1896; New Hampshire, USA - d. May 1968; Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA) Social Security Number 048128890.
Parents:
Carl was the son of Edward Clark Milner and Emma Jordan. Edward was the son of Oliver Milner; and Elizabeth Shute.
Siblings:
Clifford Edward Milner I (1892-1980) who married Ethel Valborg Alfrida Tandberg (1898-1995) and Howard Allen Milner (1898-1971).
World War I:
He served as an airplane mechanic. The oral family tradition was that he took an airplane for a ride without permission and was punished by being lowered in rank.
First marriage:
In 1920 Carl appears in the census living in Buffalo, New York with Millie V. Van Steenburg (1896-?) as his wife. Millie was the daughter of Anna M. (1872-?) and Edward Van Steenburg (1871-?) who was a carpenter at an automobile factory. Millie had a brother: Roy Van Steenburg (1903-?) who worked as a chauffeur for a private family. Carl was working as a machinist at an airplane factory.
Second marriage:
He married Mary Shirley (1897-1972) on September 7, 1927 in Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire. She was also known as May Shirley.
Children:
Stuart E. Milner (1928-c1965), Shirley M. Milner (1930-?), and Grant F. Milner (1932-?).
Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire:
In 1930 Carl and May were living in Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire. In the home were their children and Carl's brother Howard Milner. They owned their own home valued at $1,200 and Carl was working as a machinist.
World War II:
Carl appears to have registered for the draft for WWII but did not serve.
Selectman:
In 1950 he was a selectman for Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire.
Death:
He died in May of 1968 in Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire.
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Parents:
Carl was the son of Edward Clark Milner and Emma Jordan. Edward was the son of Oliver Milner; and Elizabeth Shute.
Siblings:
Clifford Edward Milner I (1892-1980) who married Ethel Valborg Alfrida Tandberg (1898-1995) and Howard Allen Milner (1898-1971).
World War I:
He served as an airplane mechanic. The oral family tradition was that he took an airplane for a ride without permission and was punished by being lowered in rank.
First marriage:
In 1920 Carl appears in the census living in Buffalo, New York with Millie V. Van Steenburg (1896-?) as his wife. Millie was the daughter of Anna M. (1872-?) and Edward Van Steenburg (1871-?) who was a carpenter at an automobile factory. Millie had a brother: Roy Van Steenburg (1903-?) who worked as a chauffeur for a private family. Carl was working as a machinist at an airplane factory.
Second marriage:
He married Mary Shirley (1897-1972) on September 7, 1927 in Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire. She was also known as May Shirley.
Children:
Stuart E. Milner (1928-c1965), Shirley M. Milner (1930-?), and Grant F. Milner (1932-?).
Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire:
In 1930 Carl and May were living in Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire. In the home were their children and Carl's brother Howard Milner. They owned their own home valued at $1,200 and Carl was working as a machinist.
World War II:
Carl appears to have registered for the draft for WWII but did not serve.
Selectman:
In 1950 he was a selectman for Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire.
Death:
He died in May of 1968 in Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire.
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Carl Freeman Milner (1896-1968) was a machinist who served in World War I. (b. February 25, 1896; New Hampshire, USA - d. May 1968; Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA) Social Security Number 048128890.
Parents:
Carl was the son of Edward Clark Milner and Emma Jordan. Edward was the son of Oliver Milner; and Elizabeth Shute.
Siblings:
Clifford Edward Milner I (1892-1980) who married Ethel Valborg Alfrida Tandberg (1898-1995) and Howard Allen Milner (1898-1971).
World War I:
He served as an airplane mechanic. The oral family tradition was that he took an airplane for a ride without permission and was punished by being lowered in rank.
First marriage:
In 1920 Carl appears in the census living in Buffalo, New York with Millie V. Van Steenburg (1896-?) as his wife. Millie was the daughter of Anna M. (1872-?) and Edward Van Steenburg (1871-?) who was a carpenter at an automobile factory. Millie had a brother: Roy Van Steenburg (1903-?) who worked as a chauffeur for a private family. Carl was working as a machinist at an airplane factory.
Second marriage:
He married Mary Shirley (1897-1972) on September 7, 1927 in Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire. She was also known as May Shirley.
Children:
Stuart E. Milner (1928-c1965), Shirley M. Milner (1930-?), and Grant F. Milner (1932-?).
Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire:
In 1930 Carl and May were living in Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire. In the home were their children and Carl's brother Howard Milner. They owned their own home valued at $1,200 and Carl was working as a machinist.
World War II:
Carl appears to have registered for the draft for WWII but did not serve.
Selectman:
In 1950 he was a selectman for Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire.
Death:
He died in May of 1968 in Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire.
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Parents:
Carl was the son of Edward Clark Milner and Emma Jordan. Edward was the son of Oliver Milner; and Elizabeth Shute.
Siblings:
Clifford Edward Milner I (1892-1980) who married Ethel Valborg Alfrida Tandberg (1898-1995) and Howard Allen Milner (1898-1971).
World War I:
He served as an airplane mechanic. The oral family tradition was that he took an airplane for a ride without permission and was punished by being lowered in rank.
First marriage:
In 1920 Carl appears in the census living in Buffalo, New York with Millie V. Van Steenburg (1896-?) as his wife. Millie was the daughter of Anna M. (1872-?) and Edward Van Steenburg (1871-?) who was a carpenter at an automobile factory. Millie had a brother: Roy Van Steenburg (1903-?) who worked as a chauffeur for a private family. Carl was working as a machinist at an airplane factory.
Second marriage:
He married Mary Shirley (1897-1972) on September 7, 1927 in Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire. She was also known as May Shirley.
Children:
Stuart E. Milner (1928-c1965), Shirley M. Milner (1930-?), and Grant F. Milner (1932-?).
Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire:
In 1930 Carl and May were living in Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire. In the home were their children and Carl's brother Howard Milner. They owned their own home valued at $1,200 and Carl was working as a machinist.
World War II:
Carl appears to have registered for the draft for WWII but did not serve.
Selectman:
In 1950 he was a selectman for Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire.
Death:
He died in May of 1968 in Bradford, Merrimack, New Hampshire.
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