miller, george
1856-02-03 – 1903-10-18..1930-11-16
- Name variants
- George Miller;George Miller (FG memorial 274947891);George Miller - Father (cert of Ivah Simpson);George Miller - Father (cert of John Miller);George Miller - Father (cert of Maggie E. Wilson);George Miller - Father (cert of Margurite A. Miller);George Miller - Father (cert of Oma Maye Perry);George Miller - Father (cert of William Everett Miller);George Miller - Informant (cert of William Everett Miller);George Miller - Spouse (cert of Amelia C. Miller);George Miller - Spouse (cert of Ella Miller);Miller, George;Geo Miller - Father (cert of Louie Miller);Geo. Miller
- Record count
- 50
- Sources
- census-1900,census-1920,death_certs,fg_cemetery_sweep,guardian_abstracts,life_events,v2_names,court_cases
- Places seen
- Baden Germany; Bloomfield,Missouri; Bloomfield,Mo.; Cape Girardeau; Cape Girardeau / Bloomfield,Mo.; Dexter; Dexter,MO; Essex; Essex Mo.; Flint Mich; Gideon; Kansas City; Kedio Mo; Liberty; Mattoon,Ill.; Mississippi [uncertain]; New Lisbon Township; Pike Township,Stoddard County,Missouri; Pornfelt Missouri; Pyle; St. Louis; Stoddard Co.,Missouri; Stoddard County; Wayne County,Illinois; dexter-cemetery,Bloomfield; Dexter; Stoddard Co. Mo; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 10-Jul-05
- Last event date
- 1955-08-11
Timeline — 36 events
- 1850-11-01 Pike Township, Stoddard County, Missouri. age: 21; sex: M; occupation: Farmer; birthplace: mo; dwelling no.: 671; family no.: 684; line no.: 39; stamped page: 300; sheet page: 598; assistant marshal: Solomon S. Kitchen
- 1850-11-01 1850 census, Pike Twp, dwelling 671. Age 21, M, Farmer, born mo.
- 1856-02-03 Born in Baden Germany. Parents: unknown / unknown.
- 1880-10-09 Stoddard County. Probate Docket, Stoddard County October Term 1880: George Miller, adm'r d b n of the estate of Josiah L Dorris; Final settlement on Oct 26, 1880 Co-mentioned: Josiah L Dorris. Quote: "Estate of Josiah L Dorris, George Miller, adm'r d b n. Final settlement."
- 1881-01-01 Named as adm'r of Josiah Dorris in Stoddard County probate docket, Jan term 1881 (Final settlement) Co-mentioned: Josiah Dorris. Quote: "Estate of Josiah Dorris, George Miller, adm'r. Final settlement."
- 1883-05-05 Bloomfield, Missouri. A boy who lives with Mr. George Miller, some two miles north of Bloomfield, met with a serious accident on Tuesday evening: a frightened horse broke his under jaw and otherwise bruised him considerably. Boy unnamed Quote: "A boy who lives with Mr. George Miller some two miles N…
- 1886-01-09 Bloomfield. Geo. Miller, one of our oldest citizens, has been quite sick with pneumonia for the past few days; hope to learn of his entire recovery
- 1886-01-23 Stoddard County. We are glad to learn that Geo. Miller, of whom we made mention last week, is slowly recovering from a long and severe attack of pneumonia
- 1913-09-17 Essex. Mrs. George Miller and little son Edward of Essex spent last Saturday with Miss Grayce Owen Co-mentioned: Edward; Grayce Owen. Quote: "Mrs. George Miller and little son Edward of Essex spent last Saturday with Miss Grayce Owen."
- 1914-06-10 Dexter. Geo. Miller and wife shopped in Dexter Monday Quote: "Geo. Miller and wife shopped in Dexter Monday."
- 1914-07-15 Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller visited in Dexter the Fourth Co-mentioned: Mrs. Geo. Miller. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller visited in Dexter the Fourth."
- 1914-11-18 Gideon. Prominent farmer on R. R. 1 near Dexter; seriously wounded last Friday morning while hunting with a party a few miles south of Gideon in Dunklin county when his brother Wm. Miller's falling gun discharged, buckshot penetrating his bowels (four holes in two folds); taken to Malden, then to Ba…
- 1914-11-18 Mr. Geo. Miller, who was shot while hunting, is improving [date from clip_id] Quote: "Mr. Geo. Miller, who was shot while hunting is improving."
- 1914-11-25 St. Louis. Brother of Wm. Miller; left much better in St. Louis on Saturday Co-mentioned: Wm. Miller. Quote: "he left his brother George much better"
- 1914-12-09 Dexter. Leading farmer of Stoddard County wounded by buckshot while hunting near Gideon about three weeks earlier; died of the wound at the Baptist Hospital, St. Louis, Friday morning at 10 o'clock; remains arrived Saturday and were taken to the residence of friend Lee Williams; buried in Dexter cem…
- 1915-12-03 Dexter. Geo. Miller, shot the week before while hunting, was buried on the Sunday following Thanksgiving, 1914 [date from clip_id] Quote: "on the Sunday following Thanksgiving, 1914, Geo. Miller, who was shot the week before while hunting, was buried"
- 1917-03-08 Pyle. George Miller has been very sick the last few days with Pneumonia
- 1917-03-15 Pyle. Has been very sick with pneumonia; reported better Quote: "George Miller who has been very sick with pneumonia is reported better"
- 1920-11-26 Dexter. George Miller of West Point, Miss., arrived Tuesday to visit his brother and sister C. C. Miller and Mrs. Fred Crane; will remain till Christmas Co-mentioned: C. C. Miller; Mrs. Fred Crane. Quote: "'George Miller, of West Point, Miss., arrived here Tuesday to visit his brother and sister, C.…
- 1927-04-15 Bloomfield. Named in Board of Equalization proceedings (Sikes' 1st Addition): Lots 12, 13, 14; Assessor's value 250, Board's value 500 Quote: "Geo. Miller"
- 1928-07-27 Dexter. George Miller, of Cape Girardeau, arrived here with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cross Monday morning Co-mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cross. Quote: "George Miller, of Cape Girardeau, arrived here with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cross, Monday morning"
- 1929-01-18 Dexter. Returned with the Crowes for a few days' visit here; 'We put him to painting something besides his cheeks'
- 1929-05-24 Dexter. George Miller of Cape Girardeau was the guest of his sister Mrs. Hardin M. Crowe Monday and Tuesday Co-mentioned: Hardin M. Crowe. Quote: "George Miller, of Cape Girardeau, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Hardin M. Crowe, Monday and Tuesday."
- 1929-07-19 Cape Girardeau. Local News: Hardin M. Crowe and George Miller spent last week's end in Cape Girardeau; Mrs. Gale Miller, George's mother, underwent a major operation in the S. E. Missouri Hospital there last week, that was successful and Mrs. Miller is satisfactorily recovering Co-mentioned: Gale Mi…
- 1929-11-22 Kansas City. George Miller, an efficient member of the Statesman force, is in Kansas City this week receiving treatment of a specialist; expected home Sunday; partial-page screenshot Quote: "George Miller, an efficient member of the Statesman force, is in Kansas City, this week receiving treatment o…
- 1929-11-29 Dexter. partial-page screenshot; George Miller returned Sunday from Kansas City where he spent a week in the hands of a specialist, who 'opened up George with a carving knife and finding nothing in him except the purr of motors, he dismissed him for another six months'
- 1929-12-13 Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and family, of Frisco, were dinner guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Tracer and family Co-mentioned: R. C. Tracer. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and family, of Frisco, were dinner guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Tracer and family."
- 1930-07-18 Cape Girardeau. George Miller, of The Statesman force, was a visitor in Cape Girardeau and Jackson over the week end Quote: "George Miller, of The Statesman force, was a visitor in Cape Girardeau and Jackson over the week end."
- 1930-08-15 Kansas City. goes this week to Kansas City to undergo examination by his specialist there; will return next week's end
- 1930-11-16 Age 74y 10m Xd. Cause: Valvular heart disease insufficiency and myocarditis; (duration) 99 A; 6 [unclear]; contributory: Senility; (duration) 98. Burial: Sadler Chapel.
- 1931-01-15 Dexter, MO. Somebody shot and killed George Miller's fine Spitz dog, "Buddy," Thursday; and Shy's fine bird dog got poisoned the past week but its life was saved by the timely efforts of Dr. Buchanan, the veterinarian Co-mentioned: Dr. A. C. Buchanan.
- 1931-05-01 Cape Girardeau / Bloomfield, Mo.. Town Talk: George Miller was a Cape Girardeau visitor Sunday; George Miller was in Bloomfield Tuesday night - on business
- 1931-08-07 Cape Girardeau. George Miller was in Cape Girardeau last Friday evening, completing some unfinished business which will obviate the necessity of his going to that city again for some months to come
- 1931-08-16 Mattoon, Ill.. Motored to Mattoon, Ill., last weekend; returned with Mrs. Anna Teachout Co-mentioned: Dalle Teachout; Anna Teachout. Quote: "motored to Mattoon, Ill., last week end"
- 1931-12-11 Cape Girardeau. Mr. George Miller and Miss Dale Teachout surprised their many friends, Sunday, by slipping away to Cape Girardeau, where they enjoyed a picture show at the Broadway Co-mentioned: Dale Teachout.
- (undated) Pyletown. Two of our friends, George Miller and Naomi Temples are married. How we will miss them in our young company Co-mentioned: Naomi Temples.
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.