Catharine was the daughter of Henry W. Miller 1787-1848 and Catharine Harper 1789-1861 who emmigrated from Pennsylvania to Indiana in 1836 with their entire family of 9 children.

After her sister, Fannie Marie Miller Gerberich, died in 1843,Catharine married her brother-in-law,David Philip Gerberich. Catherine and Philip were the parents to 11
aditional children,three of whom died young:

William Henry Gerberich 1850-1851

Henry Miller Gerberich 1852-1930

Malinda Gerberich Hoover 1854-1892

Ella Gerberich Ribble 1855-1932

Caroline Gerberich Thompson 1857-1940

Ida Gerberich 1858-1864

Joseph David Gerberich 1860-1930

Martha Ann Gerberich VanNess 1862-1947

Charles Eugene Gerberich 1864-1946

Philip Gerberich 1867-1867

Katherine Gerberich Bacon 1870-1940

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Obituary
The Niles Daily Star
Dec 30 1903
Mrs. C.A.Gerberich

Highly Esteemed Niles Resident Passes away

As briefly stated in yesterdays edition of the Daily Star, M

Gerberich, Catherine Anna (Miller)
Catherine Anna Gerberich
March 15, 1828-Dec. 29, 1903

Niles Daily Star, Thursday, Dec 31 1903, page 3, col. 3, microfilm Niles District Library

MRS. C.A. GERBERICH

Highly Esteemed Niles Resident Passes away

As briefly stated in yesterdays edition of the Daily Star, Mrs. C.A.Gerberich, a well known and highly esteemed resident, has been summoned beyond.

The end came peacefully at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The deceased has been ailing for the past two years, and a week ago she suffered a fall,sustaining injuries about the head, which are believed to have hastened the end very materially.

Mrs. Gerberich who was a lady of a kind and loving disposition, was born at East Hanover,Penn., March 15 1828. Many years of her life were spent in this city and vicinity, where she had a host of friends. A number of years ago Mr.Gerberich passed away. The children who survive their parents are, Henry and Joseph of Langsford, S.D.; Charles of St. Johns, Mich.; Miss Mary of Lawrence,Kas.; Mrs. James Kingery of Philipsburg,Kas.;and Mrs. Amos Ribble, Mrs.Samuel Thomson, Mrs William VanNess and Miss Kate of this city. All of the children are here, except Mrs. Kingery and Henry Gerberich.

The funeral will take place from the home on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev.Dr.Lowrie, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, of which the deceased was a devoted member, officiating. The burial will take place at Silver Brook Cemetery.
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Niles Republican, Thursday, January 7, 1903, page 3, col. 3, microfilm Niles District Library

Mrs. Catherine Anna Gerberich died Wednesday afternoon from old age aggravated by a recent accident.
Mrs. Gerberich was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller and was born in East Hanover, Pa., March 15, 1828. Her family moved to St. Joseph county, Indiana, in 1837 and were among the first settlers of South Bend.

Mrs. Gerberich was the mother of eleven children of whom seven are living. They are Mrs. Jas. Kingery, of Phillipsburg, Kas.; Miss Mary Gerberich of Lawrence, Kas.; Harry and Joseph Gerberich of Langsford, S.D.; and Chas Gerberich of St. Johns, Mich.; Mrs. Amos Ribble, Mrs. Samuel Thomson, Mrs. Wm. VanNess and Miss Kate Gerberich of Niles. A brother, Joseph Miller of South Bend and a sister, Mrs. Kingery of Buchanan, also survive.

The funeral will be held Saturday at 2:30 at the late residence, 598 Broadway, the Rev. J.G. Lowrie officiating. The remains will be interred at Silver Brook.