per Tulsa Daily World on November 26, 1920, she was killed by a Frisco passenger train at Red Fork about 7 PM. She had been visiting her father and tried to hurry across the tracks but was struck and carried some 30 feet. The train was held up for only a few minutes and she died almost instantly.
She was survived by her father H M Miller of Red Fork, brother Fred W. Miller and her sisters Hattie Miller and Mrs Rosa Seaton with whom she was living in Tulsa.
She was survived by her father H M Miller of Red Fork, brother Fred W. Miller and her sisters Hattie Miller and Mrs Rosa Seaton with whom she was living in Tulsa.
per Tulsa Daily World on November 26, 1920, she was killed by a Frisco passenger train at Red Fork about 7 PM. She had been visiting her father and tried to hurry across the tracks but was struck and carried some 30 feet. The train was held up for only a few minutes and she died almost instantly.
She was survived by her father H M Miller of Red Fork, brother Fred W. Miller and her sisters Hattie Miller and Mrs Rosa Seaton with whom she was living in Tulsa.
She was survived by her father H M Miller of Red Fork, brother Fred W. Miller and her sisters Hattie Miller and Mrs Rosa Seaton with whom she was living in Tulsa.
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