Wm Miller, one of the oldest residents of carbon county passed away at Spring Glen Tuesday night, aged 78 years. Mr. Miller has lived continuously in Spring Glen for thirty years and has always been known as an honest man and a highly respected citizen. Mr. Miller brought up a large family of children, all of whom have long since left the parental village. Two sons were killed in the Winter Quarters explosion. A wife and several sons and daughters surviving deceased, most of whom reside in Salt Lake City.
Carbon County News July 9, 1910
Wm Miller, one of the oldest residents of carbon county passed away at Spring Glen Tuesday night, aged 78 years. Mr. Miller has lived continuously in Spring Glen for thirty years and has always been known as an honest man and a highly respected citizen. Mr. Miller brought up a large family of children, all of whom have long since left the parental village. Two sons were killed in the Winter Quarters explosion. A wife and several sons and daughters surviving deceased, most of whom reside in Salt Lake City.
Carbon County News July 9, 1910
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Ellen Miller Brind
1857–1946
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Rebecca Jane Miller Savage
1858–1934
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William Perry Miller
1860–1955
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Van Ransler R. Miller
1861–1900
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Alice Miller Keffer
1862–1947
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Gilbert Miller
1863–1886
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Harrison Miller
1867–1900
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Elliott Miller
1868–1946
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Isaac Alexander Miller
1871–1900
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Heber John Miller
1873–1874
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George Washington Miller
1876–1925
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Margaret "Aunt Mag" Miller
1877–1946
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