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The Village Record
Thursday, 9 November 1899


         JEHU MILLER, of Highland township, whose
       death occurred recently, was a life-long
       resident of that neighborhood. He was born
       within a short distance of the place where-
       on his death occurred, about two and a half
       miles south of Parkesburg. The farm of his
       nativity is now occupied by his brothers,
       JOHN and AARON.
         For a long time he conducted blacksmith-
       ing, but about thirty years ago he sold out
       to JAMES MAITLAND, who is still at work at
       the old stand. Since that time MR. MILLER
       had been a farmer, and as suce was success-
       ful, tilling his acres in a conservative and
       excellent way and rearing his children prop-
       erly. He enjoyed the respect of the entire
       neighborhood, being upright in his dealings
       with all men and always willing to assist
       any one in need.
         MR. MILLER has a third brother living
       who is in Missouri. REUBEN and SAMUEL, and
       a sister, RUTHANNA, are dead. There are two
       sisters living, MRS. SALLIE McCONNELL, of
       McConnelsburg, and MRS. MARY POTTS, in the
       Western part of the State.
         MR. MILLER married ABBIE BAKER, of Home-
       ville, who survives him. To them were born
       two daughters, MARY, wife of HAYES BOYD, of
       Coatesville, and MISS SALLIE MILLER, chief
       clerk in the Coatesville Post Office. Two
       sons, SAMUEL and J. BIRD MILLER, died
       several years since.
       
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