Arizona Death Certificate
Parents were Fletcher & Pearl Fairchild.
William & Anna had two daughters: Wilma Pearl born 1912 and Clara May was born in 1914.
The Prescott Journal Miner, Prescott, Arizona
December 1918
"From Wickenburg comes news which will occasion universal sorrow in this community, the death of Mrs. Anna Miller being announced as occurring there on Dec. 23, 1918, from influenza pneumonia. She will be remembered as a resident of this city for many years.
The wife of William Miller an engineer of S.F.P. & P., who until a short time ago was assigned to this division of the road. To add more sorrow to this home, Mr. Miller is ill with this affliction, while the nurse also has been stricken, two small baby girls are left motherless and the once happy home is clouded by that sorrow which is inconsolable.
Mrs. Miller enjoyed a large acquaintance in this section, having also many friends who will regret that one so young and of such a pleasing personality should be called away. The funeral was held at Wickenburg on December 24th. The attendance was large, reflecting on the estimable character of the deceased."
(Obit: Courtesy of Carol Powell)
Parents were Fletcher & Pearl Fairchild.
William & Anna had two daughters: Wilma Pearl born 1912 and Clara May was born in 1914.
The Prescott Journal Miner, Prescott, Arizona
December 1918
"From Wickenburg comes news which will occasion universal sorrow in this community, the death of Mrs. Anna Miller being announced as occurring there on Dec. 23, 1918, from influenza pneumonia. She will be remembered as a resident of this city for many years.
The wife of William Miller an engineer of S.F.P. & P., who until a short time ago was assigned to this division of the road. To add more sorrow to this home, Mr. Miller is ill with this affliction, while the nurse also has been stricken, two small baby girls are left motherless and the once happy home is clouded by that sorrow which is inconsolable.
Mrs. Miller enjoyed a large acquaintance in this section, having also many friends who will regret that one so young and of such a pleasing personality should be called away. The funeral was held at Wickenburg on December 24th. The attendance was large, reflecting on the estimable character of the deceased."
(Obit: Courtesy of Carol Powell)
Arizona Death Certificate
Parents were Fletcher & Pearl Fairchild.
William & Anna had two daughters: Wilma Pearl born 1912 and Clara May was born in 1914.
The Prescott Journal Miner, Prescott, Arizona
December 1918
"From Wickenburg comes news which will occasion universal sorrow in this community, the death of Mrs. Anna Miller being announced as occurring there on Dec. 23, 1918, from influenza pneumonia. She will be remembered as a resident of this city for many years.
The wife of William Miller an engineer of S.F.P. & P., who until a short time ago was assigned to this division of the road. To add more sorrow to this home, Mr. Miller is ill with this affliction, while the nurse also has been stricken, two small baby girls are left motherless and the once happy home is clouded by that sorrow which is inconsolable.
Mrs. Miller enjoyed a large acquaintance in this section, having also many friends who will regret that one so young and of such a pleasing personality should be called away. The funeral was held at Wickenburg on December 24th. The attendance was large, reflecting on the estimable character of the deceased."
(Obit: Courtesy of Carol Powell)
Parents were Fletcher & Pearl Fairchild.
William & Anna had two daughters: Wilma Pearl born 1912 and Clara May was born in 1914.
The Prescott Journal Miner, Prescott, Arizona
December 1918
"From Wickenburg comes news which will occasion universal sorrow in this community, the death of Mrs. Anna Miller being announced as occurring there on Dec. 23, 1918, from influenza pneumonia. She will be remembered as a resident of this city for many years.
The wife of William Miller an engineer of S.F.P. & P., who until a short time ago was assigned to this division of the road. To add more sorrow to this home, Mr. Miller is ill with this affliction, while the nurse also has been stricken, two small baby girls are left motherless and the once happy home is clouded by that sorrow which is inconsolable.
Mrs. Miller enjoyed a large acquaintance in this section, having also many friends who will regret that one so young and of such a pleasing personality should be called away. The funeral was held at Wickenburg on December 24th. The attendance was large, reflecting on the estimable character of the deceased."
(Obit: Courtesy of Carol Powell)
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