Miller.-Bro. John O. Miller died on May 15, 1907, on board steamer from Norfolk to Baltimore, accompanied by his daughter, Nancy J. Hertzler; aged 75 Y., 3 D. He was on his way to take treatment of a family physician at Baldwin. Funeral on the 18th. Services at Long Green meeting-house by Bro. Joseph D. Wert of Fentress, Va., from Num. 23:10. JOSEPH HERTZLER.
Herald of Truth, June 6, 1907, page 208.
Volume XLIV, Number 23
MILLER.-John 0. Miller died May 15, 1907, on board a steamer bound from Norfolk to Baltimore; aged 75 y 3 d. Bro. Miller made his home with his son Elias at Fentress, Va. He was on his way to take treatment from the family physician at Baldwin, Md., but the services of this physician were no longer needed. He was accompanied on his last trip by his daughter, Nancy J. Hertzler. Funeral services were held on the 18, at the Long Green M. H. by J. D. Wert. Text, Num. 23:10.
Gospel Witness, Volume 3, Number 9 - May 29, 1907 - page 143, 144
Submitted 2013.08.18 by contributor Royce E Hostetler (#47447951)
The following information is from The Long Green Mennonite Cemetery written by Clyde Nafzinger for the 2003 Long Green Letter. Moses Miller's son, John, decided to use the German spelling and is recorded on his gravestone as "Muller." John was helping to build the Long Green meeting house and fell from the roof sustaining an injury which he carried to the grave.
Herald of Truth, June 6, 1907, page 208.
Volume XLIV, Number 23
MILLER.-John 0. Miller died May 15, 1907, on board a steamer bound from Norfolk to Baltimore; aged 75 y 3 d. Bro. Miller made his home with his son Elias at Fentress, Va. He was on his way to take treatment from the family physician at Baldwin, Md., but the services of this physician were no longer needed. He was accompanied on his last trip by his daughter, Nancy J. Hertzler. Funeral services were held on the 18, at the Long Green M. H. by J. D. Wert. Text, Num. 23:10.
Gospel Witness, Volume 3, Number 9 - May 29, 1907 - page 143, 144
Submitted 2013.08.18 by contributor Royce E Hostetler (#47447951)
The following information is from The Long Green Mennonite Cemetery written by Clyde Nafzinger for the 2003 Long Green Letter. Moses Miller's son, John, decided to use the German spelling and is recorded on his gravestone as "Muller." John was helping to build the Long Green meeting house and fell from the roof sustaining an injury which he carried to the grave.
Miller.-Bro. John O. Miller died on May 15, 1907, on board steamer from Norfolk to Baltimore, accompanied by his daughter, Nancy J. Hertzler; aged 75 Y., 3 D. He was on his way to take treatment of a family physician at Baldwin. Funeral on the 18th. Services at Long Green meeting-house by Bro. Joseph D. Wert of Fentress, Va., from Num. 23:10. JOSEPH HERTZLER.
Herald of Truth, June 6, 1907, page 208.
Volume XLIV, Number 23
MILLER.-John 0. Miller died May 15, 1907, on board a steamer bound from Norfolk to Baltimore; aged 75 y 3 d. Bro. Miller made his home with his son Elias at Fentress, Va. He was on his way to take treatment from the family physician at Baldwin, Md., but the services of this physician were no longer needed. He was accompanied on his last trip by his daughter, Nancy J. Hertzler. Funeral services were held on the 18, at the Long Green M. H. by J. D. Wert. Text, Num. 23:10.
Gospel Witness, Volume 3, Number 9 - May 29, 1907 - page 143, 144
Submitted 2013.08.18 by contributor Royce E Hostetler (#47447951)
The following information is from The Long Green Mennonite Cemetery written by Clyde Nafzinger for the 2003 Long Green Letter. Moses Miller's son, John, decided to use the German spelling and is recorded on his gravestone as "Muller." John was helping to build the Long Green meeting house and fell from the roof sustaining an injury which he carried to the grave.
Herald of Truth, June 6, 1907, page 208.
Volume XLIV, Number 23
MILLER.-John 0. Miller died May 15, 1907, on board a steamer bound from Norfolk to Baltimore; aged 75 y 3 d. Bro. Miller made his home with his son Elias at Fentress, Va. He was on his way to take treatment from the family physician at Baldwin, Md., but the services of this physician were no longer needed. He was accompanied on his last trip by his daughter, Nancy J. Hertzler. Funeral services were held on the 18, at the Long Green M. H. by J. D. Wert. Text, Num. 23:10.
Gospel Witness, Volume 3, Number 9 - May 29, 1907 - page 143, 144
Submitted 2013.08.18 by contributor Royce E Hostetler (#47447951)
The following information is from The Long Green Mennonite Cemetery written by Clyde Nafzinger for the 2003 Long Green Letter. Moses Miller's son, John, decided to use the German spelling and is recorded on his gravestone as "Muller." John was helping to build the Long Green meeting house and fell from the roof sustaining an injury which he carried to the grave.
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