Caroline was born in Cumberland County PA, the daughter of Samuel Bistline and Sarah (Brownawell) Bistline. Her father was a long-time resident of Sterett's Gap in Cumberland County.
In December 1847, Caroline married Jacob Miller, of Silver Spring Township. The ceremony took place in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Their children were Sarah (Miller) Hipple, Samuel H. Miller and Laura Elizabeth (Miller) Fortenbaugh. Records suggest that, in the early 1900's, son Samuel H. Miller was a resident of Macon County, IL.
Caroline married George Womelsdorf in the 1870's. He was a Civil War Veteran and recent widower with several children. Caroline began collecting a Civil War widow's pension in 1893.
Caroline Womelsdorf died in Rye Township on September 3, 1909. Burial was in Chestnut Grove Cemetey, next to husband, George C. Womelsdorf.
In December 1847, Caroline married Jacob Miller, of Silver Spring Township. The ceremony took place in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Their children were Sarah (Miller) Hipple, Samuel H. Miller and Laura Elizabeth (Miller) Fortenbaugh. Records suggest that, in the early 1900's, son Samuel H. Miller was a resident of Macon County, IL.
Caroline married George Womelsdorf in the 1870's. He was a Civil War Veteran and recent widower with several children. Caroline began collecting a Civil War widow's pension in 1893.
Caroline Womelsdorf died in Rye Township on September 3, 1909. Burial was in Chestnut Grove Cemetey, next to husband, George C. Womelsdorf.
Caroline was born in Cumberland County PA, the daughter of Samuel Bistline and Sarah (Brownawell) Bistline. Her father was a long-time resident of Sterett's Gap in Cumberland County.
In December 1847, Caroline married Jacob Miller, of Silver Spring Township. The ceremony took place in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Their children were Sarah (Miller) Hipple, Samuel H. Miller and Laura Elizabeth (Miller) Fortenbaugh. Records suggest that, in the early 1900's, son Samuel H. Miller was a resident of Macon County, IL.
Caroline married George Womelsdorf in the 1870's. He was a Civil War Veteran and recent widower with several children. Caroline began collecting a Civil War widow's pension in 1893.
Caroline Womelsdorf died in Rye Township on September 3, 1909. Burial was in Chestnut Grove Cemetey, next to husband, George C. Womelsdorf.
In December 1847, Caroline married Jacob Miller, of Silver Spring Township. The ceremony took place in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Their children were Sarah (Miller) Hipple, Samuel H. Miller and Laura Elizabeth (Miller) Fortenbaugh. Records suggest that, in the early 1900's, son Samuel H. Miller was a resident of Macon County, IL.
Caroline married George Womelsdorf in the 1870's. He was a Civil War Veteran and recent widower with several children. Caroline began collecting a Civil War widow's pension in 1893.
Caroline Womelsdorf died in Rye Township on September 3, 1909. Burial was in Chestnut Grove Cemetey, next to husband, George C. Womelsdorf.
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