Charles was the 11th of 14 children born in Shipton, Quebec, and he and Clara had nine children themselves. He raised them in a strict Victorian household - no frivolous reading, no painting with bright colours.
But four of his daughters did attend Normal School (teachers' college) during the 19th century and taught school before marriage.
He spent most of his career as an accountant and insurance agent in Windsor Mills, Quebec, before retiring to Montreal with his wife about 1915.
Charles is listed as a witness at many births, marriages and burials for his large extended family, including in-laws.
Charles was the 11th of 14 children born in Shipton, Quebec, and he and Clara had nine children themselves. He raised them in a strict Victorian household - no frivolous reading, no painting with bright colours.
But four of his daughters did attend Normal School (teachers' college) during the 19th century and taught school before marriage.
He spent most of his career as an accountant and insurance agent in Windsor Mills, Quebec, before retiring to Montreal with his wife about 1915.
Charles is listed as a witness at many births, marriages and burials for his large extended family, including in-laws.
Inscription
CHARLES A. MILLER
1847 - 1923
CLARA LILLIAN [LILIAN] GARDNER
His Wife
1854 - 1920
EMMA MINNIE MILLER - their daughter
1887 - 1923
RUTH M. BELL [daughter]
Died Aug 18, 1952, Age 60
WILLIAM H. MILLER [son]
Oct 25, 1881 - Mar 8, 1965
MAY E. MILLER [wife of Wm]
Nov 13, 1878 - May 17, 1972
Family Members
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Annie May Miller Mick
1871–1931
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Ella Gertrude Miller
1875–1880
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Charles Gardner Miller
1877–1918
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Adele Lilian "Delle" Miller Carmichael
1879–1970
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William Horatio "Willie" Miller
1881–1965
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Emma Minnie Miller
1887–1923
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Ruth Madeline Miller Bell
1891–1952
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Clara Augusta Miller Laird
1893–1955
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Lieut Raymond Harcourt Miller
1898–1960
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