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2&8eigtiun Noanrusibie Dress Linens 4;:
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flaunt mziment oi the voiuiie
Mr. Miller was born in Germanit. »~
zooms It. 1842. s m ammo an‘o
Mary Miller. He was about a year
- on: when his lotto; 1mm: tho, little
“ family to Now ‘Yoi'k‘, and enhseii in
business as o' 'btaclrmith there. This
occupation ho‘ continued but a few
years. his dusts mum in 1847,
" and his who. who mind hill man)
years. £1391 tit 1am Thu": had "six
citiidfon: Mm: Catherine "Miller; a
widow; c. n. Fredérici‘g Jacob; David.
and (tsunami-dot» in was his:
death resulting iron as accident:
As the father's death loft slinginm -
fly in limited «Romances. J’scob
Miller was ohlisod to onto his own
‘V'nflhood from an “fly I”, slid his
«magnum opportunities you, orchid-
iitgiy few and is: inotwosn ' From
iirtoon you. coma in is: assiduo-
hitting,
0n ootober 14. 1861 Mini Miiiiit oi ‘-«
et‘i his services to the government
Misting in Coinyqny It} will New
urk Voit‘mtoer’ infantry, and served
~itii the Army of the Potomac three
_:;nrs during which tinge thirtytwo
it his were snout in hart; fighting. in
ciaive engagements. in illdlnfiofl in.
in» occasional skinminitegin wiiiih hr:
Winston On am 18.. 1,564; In: gt-
tied p gunshot: wound 111“"th gone
.21: at the battle of Snomayimnin.
urt House. and thiiturmlnnted his ‘
weer so a soidieij. osmoictgabti 14.
4., He returned to New Xoik.
there he remained until 1875. After-
fwmds he conducted a hotoi at Nor?
" ms Britta, hearing a low yous silo.
91; September 19. 1886 Mr. Millet
was m’srried 3’3! Rev. Samurai Aimsn
' rector oi the mono! Baptist Church.
in Mill! Junie 0.1mm fl New
York. Ir. m m a» harbor of
“dier 0"
tin! with House memo.
is was it. em in winter—
them-momma party.
7 Upon smiths in am he pur-
,oltsssd them finuse where he
=MMM¢MMHN 'Ho re—
tired suing: six In”; "no to the union
Jr M with! ‘
‘ fit» is ”M"! bit a wife, Jennie,
a two hrothors. as. brothers are:
‘ :‘ melanin. s num-
m estates in «in. >
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