Charles Conrad Miller is the son of the late John Henry and Mary Elizabeth Heidenry Miller. He was born May 23, 1885 in Leasburg, MO and passed away in Los Angeles, CA on October 10, 1959.
Charles traveled to Hermann, MO with his parents in his pre-school years. He was educated in St. George's parochial school, was employed on the Steamer Grapevine with Capt. Sam Heckmann on the Missouri river, for a while at Union Station in St. Louis, MO, and later on construction of dams in the west. In Los Angeles, before his retirement, he was employed as a cement finisher with a construction firm.
He was married in Los Angeles in 1912 to Florence Anderson Heidenry.
Besides his wife, he leaves his daughters, Peggy Unwin and Mary Delaney; his step-sons, Frank J. and James F. Heidenry; his sisters, Stella Engleman, Dora Tousignant, Agnes Habermehl, and Rose Miller; his brothers, Frank, Joseph, and Robert Miller; and several grandchildren.
(Newspaper clipping by a paper Los Angeles, CA)
Charles traveled to Hermann, MO with his parents in his pre-school years. He was educated in St. George's parochial school, was employed on the Steamer Grapevine with Capt. Sam Heckmann on the Missouri river, for a while at Union Station in St. Louis, MO, and later on construction of dams in the west. In Los Angeles, before his retirement, he was employed as a cement finisher with a construction firm.
He was married in Los Angeles in 1912 to Florence Anderson Heidenry.
Besides his wife, he leaves his daughters, Peggy Unwin and Mary Delaney; his step-sons, Frank J. and James F. Heidenry; his sisters, Stella Engleman, Dora Tousignant, Agnes Habermehl, and Rose Miller; his brothers, Frank, Joseph, and Robert Miller; and several grandchildren.
(Newspaper clipping by a paper Los Angeles, CA)
Charles Conrad Miller is the son of the late John Henry and Mary Elizabeth Heidenry Miller. He was born May 23, 1885 in Leasburg, MO and passed away in Los Angeles, CA on October 10, 1959.
Charles traveled to Hermann, MO with his parents in his pre-school years. He was educated in St. George's parochial school, was employed on the Steamer Grapevine with Capt. Sam Heckmann on the Missouri river, for a while at Union Station in St. Louis, MO, and later on construction of dams in the west. In Los Angeles, before his retirement, he was employed as a cement finisher with a construction firm.
He was married in Los Angeles in 1912 to Florence Anderson Heidenry.
Besides his wife, he leaves his daughters, Peggy Unwin and Mary Delaney; his step-sons, Frank J. and James F. Heidenry; his sisters, Stella Engleman, Dora Tousignant, Agnes Habermehl, and Rose Miller; his brothers, Frank, Joseph, and Robert Miller; and several grandchildren.
(Newspaper clipping by a paper Los Angeles, CA)
Charles traveled to Hermann, MO with his parents in his pre-school years. He was educated in St. George's parochial school, was employed on the Steamer Grapevine with Capt. Sam Heckmann on the Missouri river, for a while at Union Station in St. Louis, MO, and later on construction of dams in the west. In Los Angeles, before his retirement, he was employed as a cement finisher with a construction firm.
He was married in Los Angeles in 1912 to Florence Anderson Heidenry.
Besides his wife, he leaves his daughters, Peggy Unwin and Mary Delaney; his step-sons, Frank J. and James F. Heidenry; his sisters, Stella Engleman, Dora Tousignant, Agnes Habermehl, and Rose Miller; his brothers, Frank, Joseph, and Robert Miller; and several grandchildren.
(Newspaper clipping by a paper Los Angeles, CA)
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