Obituary

ANNA CATHARINE MILLER

Anna Catharine Miller, nee Fink, was born at Waldmanhofen, Württemberg, Germany, October 24, 1853.

After a very short illness she passed this life

June 18^th, 1927, at the age of

73 years and 8 months.

At the age of two she came with her parents to America.

While yet a love child, she was confirmed in the

Presbyterian Church at Sherrills Mount, Iowa.

On August 22, 1873, she was united in marriage to

John Michael Miller. To this union was born

thirteen children, of which ten are living.

Her husband preceded her in death seventeen years.

Shortly after their marriage they took a homestead

near Stuttgart, Kansas, which has been her home until recent

years, when she made her home with her children.

 She was one of the old settlers of Phillips County.

She leaves to mourn their loss ten children,

twenty-two grandchildren, and two great grand children.

She was a kind and loving mother who will be missed by all.

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks to the many friends and neighbors for their assistance during the illness and death of our dear mother. Also we wish to show our appreciation for the many beautiful floral offerings. 

THE FAMILY

Phillips County Review

Thursday

 June 30, 1927

OBITUARY

mike MILLER 

August Eltiste, living out Stuttgart way, made us a call Monday, imparting word of the death our our old friend Mike Miller

who passed away Sunday night, he having been suffering for two years or more. He was past 68 years old, and settled in this

county in the early seventies. A wife and ten children survive him. Funeral service was conducted Tuesday from the

German church on the Miller homestead,

 Rev. Rosbach, officiating. Deceased was a fine old gentlemen,

and the community will greatly miss him.

  Mike Miller, one of the old settlers of Phillips county,

died at his home one mile east of Stuttgart Sunday evening.

He was born in Germany and was

68 years, 3 months and 16 days of age.

 Burial was made in the Stuttgart cemetery.
 

Phillips County Review

Thursday

 July 13, 1911