miller, charles
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Charles MILLER;Charles Miller;Charles Miller, Brownwood, Mo. - Informant (cert of Josephine A. Miller);Miller, Charles;Chas. Miller;Miller, Chas.
- Record count
- 24
- Sources
- census-1900,court_cases,death_certs,guardian_bonds,life_events,marriage_index,v2_names
- Places seen
- Benton; Blanchburg Kentucky; Bloomfield; Cape Girardeau; Elk; Liberty Township; Richland; Stoddard,Bloomfield; Dexter; Lost School; Richwood
- First event date
- 11-Mar-18
- Last event date
- 2-Jun-30
Timeline — 23 events
- 1882-02-11 Benton. Convicted of first-degree murder for killing Franklin Hambleton (Scott County, Dec 1881); sentenced to be hanged on the 10th day of next month (March 10, 1882); the article's quoted facts name the victim "Hamilton" throughout the fight narrative — name conflict, see issue note. Visually veri…
- 1882-02-18 Benton. Per the Benton Record (quoted): W. C. Miller, convicted in Scott County of [killing] B. F. Hamilton, was sentenced to be hanged March 10 but cheated the gallows by hanging himself last week. The Record gives his history: b. Pennsylvania May 15, 1836; went to sea at 11, sailor 12 years; farme…
- 1882-02-18 Bloomfield. Local item: Charles Miller, convicted of murdering "Frankling Hambleton" (as printed; likely typeset "Franklin") in Scott County; sentenced to hang March 10; committed suicide last week, cheating the gallows. The Benton Record (quoted on p1) names the victim "B. F. Hamilton" — name confl…
- 1911-02-08 Dexter. Committees for the S. E. Missouri Drummers' Meet, Dexter, May 26-27, 1911. Reception committee. Chairman: C. B. Clements Quote: "Jeff Kimball, Lewis Stewart, Sam Williams, Chas. Miller, Harry Stewart, Dr. Dieckman, Dr. Will Smith, Chas. Keaton,"
- 1915-04-21 Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Carter, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clowe, of Dexter, attended the Sunday school rally here Sunday [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: A. H. Carter; Ed. Clowe. Quote: "here Sunday at the Sunday school rally"
- 1915-09-10 Richwood. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller, their son John, and Allie Kincy motored down to the home of Earl Willis one day last week and had a good old country dinner Co-mentioned: John Miller, Allie Kincy, Earl Willis.
- 1915-10-15 Richwood. Chas. Miller and family motored down to the home of Earl Willis Sunday and had a good old chicken dinner [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Earl Willis. Quote: "Chas. Miller and family motored down to the home of Earl Willis Sunday and had a good old chicken dinner."
- 1917-06-15 Dexter. Chas. Miller and sister, of Morley, Misses Beulah and Hazel Herman, and Miss Edna Smith, of Campbell, were guests of Misses Lucy Vaught and Beulah Williams at the O. M. Nause, last Sunday Co-mentioned: Beulah Herman; Hazel Herman; Edna Smith.
- 1920-10-15 Dexter. Named on Dexter Statesman school honor roll, Room 1, Miss Farrow, teacher Quote: "Room 1, Miss Farrow, teacher."
- 1922-05-05 Dexter. Chas. Miller, lawyer, practices in all state and United States courts; office Room 201, Bank of Dexter Building Quote: "CHAS. MILLER Lawyer DEXTER, MISSOURI"
- 1924-07-25 Fisk. Charles Miller, of Fisk has resigned his position and will move here to take a position with the Swift or Morris Packing Company as salesman on the road
- 1924-10-31 Dexter. Charles Miller is back in school after being absent several days on account of sickness Quote: "Beryle Knight, Frank Back, Gladys Gaines, Ruth Atherton, Leo Stone and Charles Miller are back in school after being absent several days on account of sickness."
- 1925-04-17 Dexter. Clean-up posters by Charles Miller, Jesse Briton and Raymond Tuttle are on display in the halls, showing signs of being future cartoonists Co-mentioned: Jesse Briton; Raymond Tuttle. Quote: "Charles Miller, Jesse Briton and Raymond Tuttle have their posters on display in the halls, and all s…
- 1926-05-14 Poplar Bluff. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller of Poplar Bluff were Dexter visitors Sunday Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller of Poplar Bluff were Dexter visitors Sunday."
- 1926-07-30 Dexter. Superintendent of Stoddard County schools; was in Dexter Tuesday with Mrs. Miller Co-mentioned: Mrs. Miller. Quote: "Charles Miller, superintendent of Stoddard County schools, was in Dexter Tuesday"
- 1926-11-19 Poplar Bluff. Hospital fixtures and equipment for sale; Dr. Caldwell Hospital, Poplar Bluff, a desirable location for surgeon and physician Quote: "FOR RENT - Hospital; fixtures and equipment for sale, Dr. Caldwell Hospital, Poplar Bluff, Mo."
- 1926-12-03 Poplar Bluff. Hospital fixtures and equipment for sale, Dr. Caldwell Hospital, Poplar Bluff; inquiries to Chas. Miller Quote: "If interested see CHAS. MILLER"
- 1927-11-18 Dexter. Joined the Dexter Red Cross for year 1928 (roll call published up to Nov. 17; roll call open till Nov. 25) Quote: "Names of persons joining the Red Cross for year 1928."
- 1929-07-26 Cape Girardeau. Charles Miller is the guest of his uncle, Hugh B. Smith, of Cape Girardeau, this week Co-mentioned: Hugh B. Smith.
- 1930-03-14 Lost School. Mr. Chas. Miller, county superintendent, visited Lost School last week
- 1930-10-24 Dexter. Chas. Miller, City Clerk, attested Ordinance No. 932 regulating traffic during fires in Dexter, approved October 20, 1930 Co-mentioned: James Hunt. Quote: "Attest: CHAS. MILLER, City Clerk"
- 1931-09-18 Bloomfield. County Superintendent of Schools; elected Sec'y-Treas. of the county teachers organization; took charge of the meeting due to the illness of his brother Fred Miller Co-mentioned: Fred Miller. Quote: "due to the illness of his brother, Charles Miller, took charge of the meeting"
- (undated) Poplar Bluff. For rent: hospital fixtures and equipment for sale, Dr. Caldwell Hospital, Poplar Bluff, Mo.; contact Chas. Miller, Poplar Bluff, Missouri Quote: ""FOR RENT-Hospital; fixtures and equipment for sale, Dr. Caldwell Hospital, Poplar Bluff, Mo.""
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.