AKA: Edward
World Independent newspaper Walsenburg, Huerfano Co., Colorado 21 April 1953, page 1
"Missing Badito Man Found Dead at Home"- Edward Haden Miller, farmer south of Badito, was found dead at this home by Sheriff's officers yesterday after being reported missing. Miller's sister and brother in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Quine, became alarmed when they did not see him for several days. They checked his home, which was locked and notified the authorities who then entered the house. Miller was last seen on Thursday by Roger Santisteven who delivered a load of hay to him at 10pm. He appeared to be in good health at the time. When the sheriff found him he was in bed, and he had apparently died in his sleep of natural causes, either late Thursday night or Friday. No inquest will be held. Miller, 75, was born March 6, 1878 at Badito where he lived his entire life. He was the son of the late Richard Miller, pioneer resident of Huerfano County. He is survived by six sons; Wylie and Raymond, Pueblo; Leonard L.Miller, Boone, CO; Colby, Alexandria, VA; Harland, Ft. Leonard, Wood,MO; who is with the United States army and Gene, Pueblo; four daughters, Mrs. Fern Woodworth, East Southerland, OR; Mrs. Everlyn Barron, Pueblo; Mrs. Goldie Thompson, Battle Creek, MI; and Mrs. Joyce Bridgewater, Denver. Three sisters, Mrs. Amanda Landis, Walsenburg; Mrs. Kate Landis, Longmont; and Mrs. Minnie Quine, Tiogia; one brother, Garfield Miller, Rock Springs, Wyoming and 13 grandchildren. Private funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3:30pm at Furphy chapel with the Rev. Frank Sherrell of the Seventh Day Adventists church, Pueblo, officiating. Burial will be in the Masonic cemetery.
World Independent newspaper Walsenburg, Huerfano Co., Colorado 21 April 1953, page 1
"Missing Badito Man Found Dead at Home"- Edward Haden Miller, farmer south of Badito, was found dead at this home by Sheriff's officers yesterday after being reported missing. Miller's sister and brother in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Quine, became alarmed when they did not see him for several days. They checked his home, which was locked and notified the authorities who then entered the house. Miller was last seen on Thursday by Roger Santisteven who delivered a load of hay to him at 10pm. He appeared to be in good health at the time. When the sheriff found him he was in bed, and he had apparently died in his sleep of natural causes, either late Thursday night or Friday. No inquest will be held. Miller, 75, was born March 6, 1878 at Badito where he lived his entire life. He was the son of the late Richard Miller, pioneer resident of Huerfano County. He is survived by six sons; Wylie and Raymond, Pueblo; Leonard L.Miller, Boone, CO; Colby, Alexandria, VA; Harland, Ft. Leonard, Wood,MO; who is with the United States army and Gene, Pueblo; four daughters, Mrs. Fern Woodworth, East Southerland, OR; Mrs. Everlyn Barron, Pueblo; Mrs. Goldie Thompson, Battle Creek, MI; and Mrs. Joyce Bridgewater, Denver. Three sisters, Mrs. Amanda Landis, Walsenburg; Mrs. Kate Landis, Longmont; and Mrs. Minnie Quine, Tiogia; one brother, Garfield Miller, Rock Springs, Wyoming and 13 grandchildren. Private funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3:30pm at Furphy chapel with the Rev. Frank Sherrell of the Seventh Day Adventists church, Pueblo, officiating. Burial will be in the Masonic cemetery.
AKA: Edward
World Independent newspaper Walsenburg, Huerfano Co., Colorado 21 April 1953, page 1
"Missing Badito Man Found Dead at Home"- Edward Haden Miller, farmer south of Badito, was found dead at this home by Sheriff's officers yesterday after being reported missing. Miller's sister and brother in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Quine, became alarmed when they did not see him for several days. They checked his home, which was locked and notified the authorities who then entered the house. Miller was last seen on Thursday by Roger Santisteven who delivered a load of hay to him at 10pm. He appeared to be in good health at the time. When the sheriff found him he was in bed, and he had apparently died in his sleep of natural causes, either late Thursday night or Friday. No inquest will be held. Miller, 75, was born March 6, 1878 at Badito where he lived his entire life. He was the son of the late Richard Miller, pioneer resident of Huerfano County. He is survived by six sons; Wylie and Raymond, Pueblo; Leonard L.Miller, Boone, CO; Colby, Alexandria, VA; Harland, Ft. Leonard, Wood,MO; who is with the United States army and Gene, Pueblo; four daughters, Mrs. Fern Woodworth, East Southerland, OR; Mrs. Everlyn Barron, Pueblo; Mrs. Goldie Thompson, Battle Creek, MI; and Mrs. Joyce Bridgewater, Denver. Three sisters, Mrs. Amanda Landis, Walsenburg; Mrs. Kate Landis, Longmont; and Mrs. Minnie Quine, Tiogia; one brother, Garfield Miller, Rock Springs, Wyoming and 13 grandchildren. Private funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3:30pm at Furphy chapel with the Rev. Frank Sherrell of the Seventh Day Adventists church, Pueblo, officiating. Burial will be in the Masonic cemetery.
World Independent newspaper Walsenburg, Huerfano Co., Colorado 21 April 1953, page 1
"Missing Badito Man Found Dead at Home"- Edward Haden Miller, farmer south of Badito, was found dead at this home by Sheriff's officers yesterday after being reported missing. Miller's sister and brother in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Quine, became alarmed when they did not see him for several days. They checked his home, which was locked and notified the authorities who then entered the house. Miller was last seen on Thursday by Roger Santisteven who delivered a load of hay to him at 10pm. He appeared to be in good health at the time. When the sheriff found him he was in bed, and he had apparently died in his sleep of natural causes, either late Thursday night or Friday. No inquest will be held. Miller, 75, was born March 6, 1878 at Badito where he lived his entire life. He was the son of the late Richard Miller, pioneer resident of Huerfano County. He is survived by six sons; Wylie and Raymond, Pueblo; Leonard L.Miller, Boone, CO; Colby, Alexandria, VA; Harland, Ft. Leonard, Wood,MO; who is with the United States army and Gene, Pueblo; four daughters, Mrs. Fern Woodworth, East Southerland, OR; Mrs. Everlyn Barron, Pueblo; Mrs. Goldie Thompson, Battle Creek, MI; and Mrs. Joyce Bridgewater, Denver. Three sisters, Mrs. Amanda Landis, Walsenburg; Mrs. Kate Landis, Longmont; and Mrs. Minnie Quine, Tiogia; one brother, Garfield Miller, Rock Springs, Wyoming and 13 grandchildren. Private funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3:30pm at Furphy chapel with the Rev. Frank Sherrell of the Seventh Day Adventists church, Pueblo, officiating. Burial will be in the Masonic cemetery.
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