Emma Jane Drennen Miller was the daughter of Samuel Coon Drennen and Rebecca Patterson of Northfield, Summit County, Ohio.
Soon after her father died in the Civil War, her mother remarried to James Nesbit and had two more daughters. Emma's mother is buried with her second husband.
Emma and her husband Winslow Miller had three sons, linked, below. Several years after Winslow died, Emma lived with her son Paul Drennen Miller in Germantown near Philadelphia, PA, where both were active in Presbyterian church musical programs. After Emma died there, she was returned for burial by her husband.
Soon after her father died in the Civil War, her mother remarried to James Nesbit and had two more daughters. Emma's mother is buried with her second husband.
Emma and her husband Winslow Miller had three sons, linked, below. Several years after Winslow died, Emma lived with her son Paul Drennen Miller in Germantown near Philadelphia, PA, where both were active in Presbyterian church musical programs. After Emma died there, she was returned for burial by her husband.
Emma Jane Drennen Miller was the daughter of Samuel Coon Drennen and Rebecca Patterson of Northfield, Summit County, Ohio.
Soon after her father died in the Civil War, her mother remarried to James Nesbit and had two more daughters. Emma's mother is buried with her second husband.
Emma and her husband Winslow Miller had three sons, linked, below. Several years after Winslow died, Emma lived with her son Paul Drennen Miller in Germantown near Philadelphia, PA, where both were active in Presbyterian church musical programs. After Emma died there, she was returned for burial by her husband.
Soon after her father died in the Civil War, her mother remarried to James Nesbit and had two more daughters. Emma's mother is buried with her second husband.
Emma and her husband Winslow Miller had three sons, linked, below. Several years after Winslow died, Emma lived with her son Paul Drennen Miller in Germantown near Philadelphia, PA, where both were active in Presbyterian church musical programs. After Emma died there, she was returned for burial by her husband.
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