Eldest child of Emily Augusta Hatfield (1870-1936) and Henry Wardell Miller (1868-1938)
Older sister of Adeline Wardell Clayton (1893-1924), and Grace Ethel Hungerford(1895-1989), Emeline Otis Frace (1904-2002), and an infant that did not survive. She and her sisters were all born in Brooklyn, New York, where her father was a coal dealer. The family lived at 161 Union Ave in 1900, but by 1910, the family migrated to Center street, Norwalk California where they ran a chicken farm.
marriage:
"Miss Eva L. Miller and Charles Eustace Archer, both of Norwalk, were married Sunday morning [18 Jun 1911] at the residence of T. R. Archer, of No. 2912 South Flower street. The service was in charge of Rev. B.C. Cory. Mr. and Mrs. Archer will reside at their country home, at Norwalk." [L.A. Times, Thurs 22 Jun 1911 p 22]
She and her husband Charles ran a farm on Telegraph Road, Norwalk by 1920, where they raised their daughters, Jeannette (Mrs. Martin) Erreca (28 Jul 1914-17 Feb 1965), Louise (Mrs. Montie) Montana (31 Aug 1916-14 Aug 2005), Marie Adeline (Mrs Russell) Porter (15 May 1918-1 June 2004), Billie Ethel (Mrs Melville Charles) Rich (30 Apr 1920-4 Jan 1998). Their son, Charles Eustace Archer, Jr, died young (6 Jan 1913-25 Feb 1916)
Older sister of Adeline Wardell Clayton (1893-1924), and Grace Ethel Hungerford(1895-1989), Emeline Otis Frace (1904-2002), and an infant that did not survive. She and her sisters were all born in Brooklyn, New York, where her father was a coal dealer. The family lived at 161 Union Ave in 1900, but by 1910, the family migrated to Center street, Norwalk California where they ran a chicken farm.
marriage:
"Miss Eva L. Miller and Charles Eustace Archer, both of Norwalk, were married Sunday morning [18 Jun 1911] at the residence of T. R. Archer, of No. 2912 South Flower street. The service was in charge of Rev. B.C. Cory. Mr. and Mrs. Archer will reside at their country home, at Norwalk." [L.A. Times, Thurs 22 Jun 1911 p 22]
She and her husband Charles ran a farm on Telegraph Road, Norwalk by 1920, where they raised their daughters, Jeannette (Mrs. Martin) Erreca (28 Jul 1914-17 Feb 1965), Louise (Mrs. Montie) Montana (31 Aug 1916-14 Aug 2005), Marie Adeline (Mrs Russell) Porter (15 May 1918-1 June 2004), Billie Ethel (Mrs Melville Charles) Rich (30 Apr 1920-4 Jan 1998). Their son, Charles Eustace Archer, Jr, died young (6 Jan 1913-25 Feb 1916)
Eldest child of Emily Augusta Hatfield (1870-1936) and Henry Wardell Miller (1868-1938)
Older sister of Adeline Wardell Clayton (1893-1924), and Grace Ethel Hungerford(1895-1989), Emeline Otis Frace (1904-2002), and an infant that did not survive. She and her sisters were all born in Brooklyn, New York, where her father was a coal dealer. The family lived at 161 Union Ave in 1900, but by 1910, the family migrated to Center street, Norwalk California where they ran a chicken farm.
marriage:
"Miss Eva L. Miller and Charles Eustace Archer, both of Norwalk, were married Sunday morning [18 Jun 1911] at the residence of T. R. Archer, of No. 2912 South Flower street. The service was in charge of Rev. B.C. Cory. Mr. and Mrs. Archer will reside at their country home, at Norwalk." [L.A. Times, Thurs 22 Jun 1911 p 22]
She and her husband Charles ran a farm on Telegraph Road, Norwalk by 1920, where they raised their daughters, Jeannette (Mrs. Martin) Erreca (28 Jul 1914-17 Feb 1965), Louise (Mrs. Montie) Montana (31 Aug 1916-14 Aug 2005), Marie Adeline (Mrs Russell) Porter (15 May 1918-1 June 2004), Billie Ethel (Mrs Melville Charles) Rich (30 Apr 1920-4 Jan 1998). Their son, Charles Eustace Archer, Jr, died young (6 Jan 1913-25 Feb 1916)
Older sister of Adeline Wardell Clayton (1893-1924), and Grace Ethel Hungerford(1895-1989), Emeline Otis Frace (1904-2002), and an infant that did not survive. She and her sisters were all born in Brooklyn, New York, where her father was a coal dealer. The family lived at 161 Union Ave in 1900, but by 1910, the family migrated to Center street, Norwalk California where they ran a chicken farm.
marriage:
"Miss Eva L. Miller and Charles Eustace Archer, both of Norwalk, were married Sunday morning [18 Jun 1911] at the residence of T. R. Archer, of No. 2912 South Flower street. The service was in charge of Rev. B.C. Cory. Mr. and Mrs. Archer will reside at their country home, at Norwalk." [L.A. Times, Thurs 22 Jun 1911 p 22]
She and her husband Charles ran a farm on Telegraph Road, Norwalk by 1920, where they raised their daughters, Jeannette (Mrs. Martin) Erreca (28 Jul 1914-17 Feb 1965), Louise (Mrs. Montie) Montana (31 Aug 1916-14 Aug 2005), Marie Adeline (Mrs Russell) Porter (15 May 1918-1 June 2004), Billie Ethel (Mrs Melville Charles) Rich (30 Apr 1920-4 Jan 1998). Their son, Charles Eustace Archer, Jr, died young (6 Jan 1913-25 Feb 1916)
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