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Roy Rudolph Miller

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Roy Rudolph Miller

Birth
Unionville, Appanoose County, Iowa, USA
Death
17 Apr 1925 (aged 47)
Bluestem, Lincoln County, Washington, USA
Burial
Harrington, Lincoln County, Washington, USA Add to Map
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His father was J. E. Miller and his mother, Martha (Robb) Miller were living 1925 at Ottumwa, Iowa.

Roy left Iowa and came to Davenport, Lincoln County, WA in 1902.

He married Pearl G. Matherly on the 15 April 1906.

About 1908 he moved to a farm at Bluestem, WA. When he passed away he had 550 acres in crop and carried a fair amount of life insurance

He died suddenly at his home after seemingly in the best of health and had been working hard all day. He had just started to milk when he complained of a very severe pain in his head, and fell unconscious. A physician was called but he died within two hours after the stroke.

His funeral was held in the Harrington Baptist Church. He was prominent in the lodges of the vicinity and the Harrington Odd Fellows were in charge of his burial.

His wife was left with 4 small children, the oldest of which was ten.

Their children were:
Jessie R. Miller died 1915.
John Ellsworth Miller died 1917
Othel Elizabeth died 1923
Martha A. Miller age 10
Elmer R. Miller age 8
Piney L. Miller age 5
Oroville E. Miller age 3
and
Frank Miller dying in infancy in 1923
His father was J. E. Miller and his mother, Martha (Robb) Miller were living 1925 at Ottumwa, Iowa.

Roy left Iowa and came to Davenport, Lincoln County, WA in 1902.

He married Pearl G. Matherly on the 15 April 1906.

About 1908 he moved to a farm at Bluestem, WA. When he passed away he had 550 acres in crop and carried a fair amount of life insurance

He died suddenly at his home after seemingly in the best of health and had been working hard all day. He had just started to milk when he complained of a very severe pain in his head, and fell unconscious. A physician was called but he died within two hours after the stroke.

His funeral was held in the Harrington Baptist Church. He was prominent in the lodges of the vicinity and the Harrington Odd Fellows were in charge of his burial.

His wife was left with 4 small children, the oldest of which was ten.

Their children were:
Jessie R. Miller died 1915.
John Ellsworth Miller died 1917
Othel Elizabeth died 1923
Martha A. Miller age 10
Elmer R. Miller age 8
Piney L. Miller age 5
Oroville E. Miller age 3
and
Frank Miller dying in infancy in 1923


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