Was the daughter of Thomas Monroe Miller and Mary Frances Hughes Miller. On page 203 of the Cemetery Records , Davidson County, NC Vol III, it is remarked in the paragraph above that Eula is buried in an unmarked grave along with others mentioned on same page. She was referred to as infant daughter T.M. Miller and Mary Frances Hughes, dates matched exactly. The source they cited for confirmation of burial at Clarksbury came from the death records at the Register of deeds office at the Davidson County Courthouse in Lexington, NC.
At first it was thought that Eula and Beula were names that were used for this child but a 2nd child named Beula is listed below Eula on same page, born same day but died following year in 1917, it's believed now that they were twins.
At first it was thought that Eula and Beula were names that were used for this child but a 2nd child named Beula is listed below Eula on same page, born same day but died following year in 1917, it's believed now that they were twins.
Was the daughter of Thomas Monroe Miller and Mary Frances Hughes Miller. On page 203 of the Cemetery Records , Davidson County, NC Vol III, it is remarked in the paragraph above that Eula is buried in an unmarked grave along with others mentioned on same page. She was referred to as infant daughter T.M. Miller and Mary Frances Hughes, dates matched exactly. The source they cited for confirmation of burial at Clarksbury came from the death records at the Register of deeds office at the Davidson County Courthouse in Lexington, NC.
At first it was thought that Eula and Beula were names that were used for this child but a 2nd child named Beula is listed below Eula on same page, born same day but died following year in 1917, it's believed now that they were twins.
At first it was thought that Eula and Beula were names that were used for this child but a 2nd child named Beula is listed below Eula on same page, born same day but died following year in 1917, it's believed now that they were twins.
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