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Harry Burgess Miller

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Harry Burgess Miller

Birth
Arvada, Sheridan County, Wyoming, USA
Death
18 Jan 1976 (aged 70)
Bicknell, Knox County, Indiana, USA
Burial
Knightstown, Henry County, Indiana, USA Add to Map
Plot
Sec. 17
Memorial ID
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HARRY BURGESS MILLER-71- passed away on January 18, 1976, at Bicknell, Knox County, Indiana.

Harry was born to Charles Albert and Ella Alice (Barton) Miller on a spring day, in the state of Wyoming, on April 3, 1905. Harry was the fourth born, out of eight children.

Harry married a lady by the name of Fern, that ended in a divorce and he joined the Army Airforce in WW2, there he met the love of his life Lee Whitaker and they married in 1944, she was also in the Army. They never had children.

In the year of 1954, they were living in Port Orchard, Washington, even took a trip to California in 1955 for a visit with us. When they retired they moved back to Lee's hometown , in Indiana, to be near her family.

Harry's wife Lee presided him him death. Harry was buried beside her, in the Glenn Cove Cemetery, at Bicknell, Knox County, Indiana. A job well done, Uncle Harry. jym
HARRY BURGESS MILLER-71- passed away on January 18, 1976, at Bicknell, Knox County, Indiana.

Harry was born to Charles Albert and Ella Alice (Barton) Miller on a spring day, in the state of Wyoming, on April 3, 1905. Harry was the fourth born, out of eight children.

Harry married a lady by the name of Fern, that ended in a divorce and he joined the Army Airforce in WW2, there he met the love of his life Lee Whitaker and they married in 1944, she was also in the Army. They never had children.

In the year of 1954, they were living in Port Orchard, Washington, even took a trip to California in 1955 for a visit with us. When they retired they moved back to Lee's hometown , in Indiana, to be near her family.

Harry's wife Lee presided him him death. Harry was buried beside her, in the Glenn Cove Cemetery, at Bicknell, Knox County, Indiana. A job well done, Uncle Harry. jym


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