Per her marriage record and the 1900 census, she was adopted by John Miller and Sarah Barnhart. Her surname at birth was Swartz according to her marriage record.
The following s courtesy of Find A Grave contributor Sherri (48237725):
According to newspaper articles from The News Palladium, Benton Harbor, Michigan in 1898, Florence "Flossie" Swartz was the daughter of Wilson and Emma Swartz. She and her sisters were removed from the home when her mother abandoned the family and ran off to Chicago and her father, a 'drunkard', was unable to provide care.
The following s courtesy of Find A Grave contributor Sherri (48237725):
According to newspaper articles from The News Palladium, Benton Harbor, Michigan in 1898, Florence "Flossie" Swartz was the daughter of Wilson and Emma Swartz. She and her sisters were removed from the home when her mother abandoned the family and ran off to Chicago and her father, a 'drunkard', was unable to provide care.
Per her marriage record and the 1900 census, she was adopted by John Miller and Sarah Barnhart. Her surname at birth was Swartz according to her marriage record.
The following s courtesy of Find A Grave contributor Sherri (48237725):
According to newspaper articles from The News Palladium, Benton Harbor, Michigan in 1898, Florence "Flossie" Swartz was the daughter of Wilson and Emma Swartz. She and her sisters were removed from the home when her mother abandoned the family and ran off to Chicago and her father, a 'drunkard', was unable to provide care.
The following s courtesy of Find A Grave contributor Sherri (48237725):
According to newspaper articles from The News Palladium, Benton Harbor, Michigan in 1898, Florence "Flossie" Swartz was the daughter of Wilson and Emma Swartz. She and her sisters were removed from the home when her mother abandoned the family and ran off to Chicago and her father, a 'drunkard', was unable to provide care.
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