Obituary - GHJ - March 7, 1890:
On last Friday evening Mrs. John A. Miller died at her home in this city. Mrs. Miller had been ill for several weeks and while her condition was considered dangerous, hope was held that her life would be spared. She was a good and true Christian woman, a faithful and affectionate wife and a fond and devoted mother. The funeral occurred from the Presbyterian Church on last Sunday morning. Rev. E. T. Aiken conducted the services which were deeply impressive.
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On last Friday evening Mrs. John A. Miller died at her home in this city. Mrs. Miller had been ill for several weeks and while her condition was considered dangerous, hope was held that her life would be spared. She was a good and true Christian woman, a faithful and affectionate wife and a fond and devoted mother. The funeral occurred from the Presbyterian Church on last Sunday morning. Rev. E. T. Aiken conducted the services which were deeply impressive.
Shared by Nancy Miller 46973916.
Obituary - GHJ - March 7, 1890:
On last Friday evening Mrs. John A. Miller died at her home in this city. Mrs. Miller had been ill for several weeks and while her condition was considered dangerous, hope was held that her life would be spared. She was a good and true Christian woman, a faithful and affectionate wife and a fond and devoted mother. The funeral occurred from the Presbyterian Church on last Sunday morning. Rev. E. T. Aiken conducted the services which were deeply impressive.
Shared by Nancy Miller 46973916.
On last Friday evening Mrs. John A. Miller died at her home in this city. Mrs. Miller had been ill for several weeks and while her condition was considered dangerous, hope was held that her life would be spared. She was a good and true Christian woman, a faithful and affectionate wife and a fond and devoted mother. The funeral occurred from the Presbyterian Church on last Sunday morning. Rev. E. T. Aiken conducted the services which were deeply impressive.
Shared by Nancy Miller 46973916.
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