Conflicting birth date pending investigation v church baptism records.
Wife of Samuel C. Miller married 25 May 1904 in Cook County, Illinois
Daughter of Phillip Dillinger and Ellen Barnes
Mother of Earl Miller
baptism: St. Patrick's Church
daughter of Philip Dillinger and Ellen Barnes born Oct 11, 1881 witnesses Sylvester Smith, Clara Halbracht
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Obituary
Mrs. Samuel C. Miller died June 7, 1910 at 4 o'clock am at 1517 Thorn Street, Chicago Heights, Illinois, death resulting from pneumonia. She was born Oct 20, 1884 in Pennsylvania and with her parents moved to Findlay, Ohio, where her mother died July 22, 1889. Later the family moved to Porter, Indiana at which place her father married Mrs. Ettie Harbrecht who reared Edith Dillinger until she was sixteen years of age when she left home. One July 24, 1906, Edith Dillinger became the wife of Samuel C. Miller in South Chicago, who with one child survives her. The funeral services took place at St. Patrick's church in Chesterton, June 9, 1910. Rev. Juraschek officiating. Undertakers Mee and Spindler in charge of the funeral arrangements.
16 June 1910
Chesterton Tribune
Wife of Samuel C. Miller married 25 May 1904 in Cook County, Illinois
Daughter of Phillip Dillinger and Ellen Barnes
Mother of Earl Miller
baptism: St. Patrick's Church
daughter of Philip Dillinger and Ellen Barnes born Oct 11, 1881 witnesses Sylvester Smith, Clara Halbracht
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Obituary
Mrs. Samuel C. Miller died June 7, 1910 at 4 o'clock am at 1517 Thorn Street, Chicago Heights, Illinois, death resulting from pneumonia. She was born Oct 20, 1884 in Pennsylvania and with her parents moved to Findlay, Ohio, where her mother died July 22, 1889. Later the family moved to Porter, Indiana at which place her father married Mrs. Ettie Harbrecht who reared Edith Dillinger until she was sixteen years of age when she left home. One July 24, 1906, Edith Dillinger became the wife of Samuel C. Miller in South Chicago, who with one child survives her. The funeral services took place at St. Patrick's church in Chesterton, June 9, 1910. Rev. Juraschek officiating. Undertakers Mee and Spindler in charge of the funeral arrangements.
16 June 1910
Chesterton Tribune
Conflicting birth date pending investigation v church baptism records.
Wife of Samuel C. Miller married 25 May 1904 in Cook County, Illinois
Daughter of Phillip Dillinger and Ellen Barnes
Mother of Earl Miller
baptism: St. Patrick's Church
daughter of Philip Dillinger and Ellen Barnes born Oct 11, 1881 witnesses Sylvester Smith, Clara Halbracht
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Obituary
Mrs. Samuel C. Miller died June 7, 1910 at 4 o'clock am at 1517 Thorn Street, Chicago Heights, Illinois, death resulting from pneumonia. She was born Oct 20, 1884 in Pennsylvania and with her parents moved to Findlay, Ohio, where her mother died July 22, 1889. Later the family moved to Porter, Indiana at which place her father married Mrs. Ettie Harbrecht who reared Edith Dillinger until she was sixteen years of age when she left home. One July 24, 1906, Edith Dillinger became the wife of Samuel C. Miller in South Chicago, who with one child survives her. The funeral services took place at St. Patrick's church in Chesterton, June 9, 1910. Rev. Juraschek officiating. Undertakers Mee and Spindler in charge of the funeral arrangements.
16 June 1910
Chesterton Tribune
Wife of Samuel C. Miller married 25 May 1904 in Cook County, Illinois
Daughter of Phillip Dillinger and Ellen Barnes
Mother of Earl Miller
baptism: St. Patrick's Church
daughter of Philip Dillinger and Ellen Barnes born Oct 11, 1881 witnesses Sylvester Smith, Clara Halbracht
———————————————
Obituary
Mrs. Samuel C. Miller died June 7, 1910 at 4 o'clock am at 1517 Thorn Street, Chicago Heights, Illinois, death resulting from pneumonia. She was born Oct 20, 1884 in Pennsylvania and with her parents moved to Findlay, Ohio, where her mother died July 22, 1889. Later the family moved to Porter, Indiana at which place her father married Mrs. Ettie Harbrecht who reared Edith Dillinger until she was sixteen years of age when she left home. One July 24, 1906, Edith Dillinger became the wife of Samuel C. Miller in South Chicago, who with one child survives her. The funeral services took place at St. Patrick's church in Chesterton, June 9, 1910. Rev. Juraschek officiating. Undertakers Mee and Spindler in charge of the funeral arrangements.
16 June 1910
Chesterton Tribune
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