Month and date of birth from the 1900 Census.
Age 76 years. Buried December 16, 1938.
The Washington Post December 15, 1938
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Miller
Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny G. Miller, retired Navy Department employee, who died Tuesday at Garfield Hospital will be held at 2PM tomorrow at Oak Hill Cemetery. The Rev. A.J. Wilder, rector of St. Andrews Episcopal Church will officiate.
A lifelong resident of Washington, Mrs. Miller served more than 30 years in the Navy Department. She retired two years ago as head of a division in the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. She was the daughter of the late General George S. Thomas, Commanding Officer of the District during the Civil War and the late Fanny Gray Thomas. She lived at 2007 Kalorama Road Northwest.
Surviving are three sisters, Miss Katherine E. Thomas, Miss Edith H. Thomas and Mrs. M.T. Johnson of Washington and two brothers, Daniel H. Thomas, Washington and W. Russell Thomas, Reisterstown, Maryland.
The Washington Post December 14, 1938
Miller, Mrs. Fanny G. At Garfield Hospital after an illness of several weeks passed away December 13, 1938, Mrs. Fanny G. Miller, daughter of General George C. and Fanny Gray Thomas. Remains resting at Birch's Funeral Home, 3034 M Street Northwest. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery Friday, December 16 at 2 o'clock.
Age 76 years. Buried December 16, 1938.
The Washington Post December 15, 1938
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Miller
Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny G. Miller, retired Navy Department employee, who died Tuesday at Garfield Hospital will be held at 2PM tomorrow at Oak Hill Cemetery. The Rev. A.J. Wilder, rector of St. Andrews Episcopal Church will officiate.
A lifelong resident of Washington, Mrs. Miller served more than 30 years in the Navy Department. She retired two years ago as head of a division in the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. She was the daughter of the late General George S. Thomas, Commanding Officer of the District during the Civil War and the late Fanny Gray Thomas. She lived at 2007 Kalorama Road Northwest.
Surviving are three sisters, Miss Katherine E. Thomas, Miss Edith H. Thomas and Mrs. M.T. Johnson of Washington and two brothers, Daniel H. Thomas, Washington and W. Russell Thomas, Reisterstown, Maryland.
The Washington Post December 14, 1938
Miller, Mrs. Fanny G. At Garfield Hospital after an illness of several weeks passed away December 13, 1938, Mrs. Fanny G. Miller, daughter of General George C. and Fanny Gray Thomas. Remains resting at Birch's Funeral Home, 3034 M Street Northwest. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery Friday, December 16 at 2 o'clock.
Month and date of birth from the 1900 Census.
Age 76 years. Buried December 16, 1938.
The Washington Post December 15, 1938
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Miller
Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny G. Miller, retired Navy Department employee, who died Tuesday at Garfield Hospital will be held at 2PM tomorrow at Oak Hill Cemetery. The Rev. A.J. Wilder, rector of St. Andrews Episcopal Church will officiate.
A lifelong resident of Washington, Mrs. Miller served more than 30 years in the Navy Department. She retired two years ago as head of a division in the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. She was the daughter of the late General George S. Thomas, Commanding Officer of the District during the Civil War and the late Fanny Gray Thomas. She lived at 2007 Kalorama Road Northwest.
Surviving are three sisters, Miss Katherine E. Thomas, Miss Edith H. Thomas and Mrs. M.T. Johnson of Washington and two brothers, Daniel H. Thomas, Washington and W. Russell Thomas, Reisterstown, Maryland.
The Washington Post December 14, 1938
Miller, Mrs. Fanny G. At Garfield Hospital after an illness of several weeks passed away December 13, 1938, Mrs. Fanny G. Miller, daughter of General George C. and Fanny Gray Thomas. Remains resting at Birch's Funeral Home, 3034 M Street Northwest. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery Friday, December 16 at 2 o'clock.
Age 76 years. Buried December 16, 1938.
The Washington Post December 15, 1938
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Miller
Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny G. Miller, retired Navy Department employee, who died Tuesday at Garfield Hospital will be held at 2PM tomorrow at Oak Hill Cemetery. The Rev. A.J. Wilder, rector of St. Andrews Episcopal Church will officiate.
A lifelong resident of Washington, Mrs. Miller served more than 30 years in the Navy Department. She retired two years ago as head of a division in the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. She was the daughter of the late General George S. Thomas, Commanding Officer of the District during the Civil War and the late Fanny Gray Thomas. She lived at 2007 Kalorama Road Northwest.
Surviving are three sisters, Miss Katherine E. Thomas, Miss Edith H. Thomas and Mrs. M.T. Johnson of Washington and two brothers, Daniel H. Thomas, Washington and W. Russell Thomas, Reisterstown, Maryland.
The Washington Post December 14, 1938
Miller, Mrs. Fanny G. At Garfield Hospital after an illness of several weeks passed away December 13, 1938, Mrs. Fanny G. Miller, daughter of General George C. and Fanny Gray Thomas. Remains resting at Birch's Funeral Home, 3034 M Street Northwest. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery Friday, December 16 at 2 o'clock.
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