QM SGT
CO M
9 ILL INF
SP AM WAR
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James Anderson Miller was born 28 September 1877 in Edgewood, Illinois. He was a son of George and Martha Miller.
James Anderson Miller served in the Spanish American War. In civilian life he worked as an educator. He was a school teacher and school superintendent in Colorado and in Illinois.
Mr. Miller belonged to Park Baptist church in Brookfield, Missouri. He was a member of the United Spanish American War Veterans' camp, and once served as the camp commander.
James Anderson Miller passed away 6 July 1953 at his residence, Cottage 22 of the Illinois Veterans' Home, Quincy Illinois. He had lately been under a doctor's care.
Left to mourn were various relatives including his widow, who also resided at the Veterans' Home; one son, three grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, two brothers, one sister and various nieces and nephews.
- rewritten from obituary. The original was printed Monday, 6 July 1953, on page 12 of The Quincy Herald Whig, Quincy, Illinois.
CO M
9 ILL INF
SP AM WAR
_______________
James Anderson Miller was born 28 September 1877 in Edgewood, Illinois. He was a son of George and Martha Miller.
James Anderson Miller served in the Spanish American War. In civilian life he worked as an educator. He was a school teacher and school superintendent in Colorado and in Illinois.
Mr. Miller belonged to Park Baptist church in Brookfield, Missouri. He was a member of the United Spanish American War Veterans' camp, and once served as the camp commander.
James Anderson Miller passed away 6 July 1953 at his residence, Cottage 22 of the Illinois Veterans' Home, Quincy Illinois. He had lately been under a doctor's care.
Left to mourn were various relatives including his widow, who also resided at the Veterans' Home; one son, three grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, two brothers, one sister and various nieces and nephews.
- rewritten from obituary. The original was printed Monday, 6 July 1953, on page 12 of The Quincy Herald Whig, Quincy, Illinois.
QM SGT
CO M
9 ILL INF
SP AM WAR
_______________
James Anderson Miller was born 28 September 1877 in Edgewood, Illinois. He was a son of George and Martha Miller.
James Anderson Miller served in the Spanish American War. In civilian life he worked as an educator. He was a school teacher and school superintendent in Colorado and in Illinois.
Mr. Miller belonged to Park Baptist church in Brookfield, Missouri. He was a member of the United Spanish American War Veterans' camp, and once served as the camp commander.
James Anderson Miller passed away 6 July 1953 at his residence, Cottage 22 of the Illinois Veterans' Home, Quincy Illinois. He had lately been under a doctor's care.
Left to mourn were various relatives including his widow, who also resided at the Veterans' Home; one son, three grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, two brothers, one sister and various nieces and nephews.
- rewritten from obituary. The original was printed Monday, 6 July 1953, on page 12 of The Quincy Herald Whig, Quincy, Illinois.
CO M
9 ILL INF
SP AM WAR
_______________
James Anderson Miller was born 28 September 1877 in Edgewood, Illinois. He was a son of George and Martha Miller.
James Anderson Miller served in the Spanish American War. In civilian life he worked as an educator. He was a school teacher and school superintendent in Colorado and in Illinois.
Mr. Miller belonged to Park Baptist church in Brookfield, Missouri. He was a member of the United Spanish American War Veterans' camp, and once served as the camp commander.
James Anderson Miller passed away 6 July 1953 at his residence, Cottage 22 of the Illinois Veterans' Home, Quincy Illinois. He had lately been under a doctor's care.
Left to mourn were various relatives including his widow, who also resided at the Veterans' Home; one son, three grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, two brothers, one sister and various nieces and nephews.
- rewritten from obituary. The original was printed Monday, 6 July 1953, on page 12 of The Quincy Herald Whig, Quincy, Illinois.
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