Elizabeth MILLER (1879-1953)

Elizabeth Miller
1879 – 1953

Source: Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Elizabeth Miller grave marker, photographed by Alanna Carswell, August 2013.

Margaret S. N. MILLER (1898-1964)

Margaret S. N. Miller
1898 1964

Source: Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Margaret Miller grave marker, photographed by Alanna Carswell, August 2013.

Agnes MILLER (1914-2011)

Agnes Miller
Nov. 6    July 31
1914  –  2011

Agnes Miller died age 96 years, 8 months, and 26 days.

Source: Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Agnes Miller grave marker, photographed by Alanna Carswell, August 2013.

John Noble MILLER (1870-1941)

John Noble Miller
1870    1941

Source: Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), John Miller grave marker, photographed by Alanna Carswell, August 2013.

Eliza S. MILLER (1862-1948)

Eliza S. Miller
1862    1948

Source: Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Eliza Miller grave marker, photographed by Alanna Carswell, August 2013.

Ella MILLER (1869-1940)

Ella Miller full grave site.¹

In Loving Memory Of
Mother
Ella Miller
1869 - 1940
At Rest

Ella (Uglow) Miller² was born 1869 in Pennsylvania to Nicholas and Mary (Uglow) Miller.³

She married Henry H Miller in 1892 and together they had had a total of six children with four living⁴: Goldie P Miller (1895-????), Leslie Fay Miller (1896-1921), Wayne Miller (1898-????), and Alta O (Miller) Keebaugh (1901-1934).

Ella, along with her husband Henry, sons Fay and Wayne, and daughter Alta immigrated from Nebraska in 1914 and settled in the Sturgeon Valley district on NW 15-51-2-W3.⁵

Sources:
1. Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Ella Miller grave markers, photographed by Alanna Carswell, July 2011. ↩
2. Coles, Cathy, ed. "Miller, Henry H., Wayne, and Kenneth." Our Harvest of Memories: Foxdale, Sturgeon Valley, Silver Cliff, Three Creeks, Rayside, Rich Valley. Shellbrook: Shell River North Book Committee, 1983. pp. 563-564. Print.↩
3. 1880 United States Federal Census, Lincoln, Ringgold, Iowa; Roll: 362; Family History Film: 1254362; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 195; Image: 0485. Digital image, online Ancestry.ca subscription database. (http://www.ancestry.ca : accessed 23 November 2012).↩
4. 1910 United States Federal Census, Mills, Keya Paha, Nebraska; Roll: T624_848; Page: 9A; Enumeration District: 0158; Image: ; FHL microfilm: 1374861. Digital image, online Ancestry.ca subscription database. (http://www.ancestry.ca : accessed 23 November 2012).↩
5. Coles, Cathy, ed. "Miller, Fay." Our Harvest of Memories: Foxdale, Sturgeon Valley, Silver Cliff, Three Creeks, Rayside, Rich Valley. Shellbrook: Shell River North Book Committee, 1983. pp. 662-663.Print.↩

Alta KEEBAUGH (1901-1934)

Alta Keebaugh full grave site.¹

Alta Keebaugh
A Beloved Wife
And Mother
1901 - 1934

Alta (Miller) Keebaugh² was born 1901 in Nebraska³ to Henry H Miller and Ella M (Uglow) Miller.

She immigrated along with her parents Henry and Ella and brothers Fay and Wayne from Nebraska in 1914 and settled in the Sturgeon Valley district on NW 15-51-2-W3.⁴

Alta married Warner Keebaugh in July 1919 with whom she had six children. She died in February 1934.

Sources:
1. Wild Rose North Cemetery (Wild Rose, R.M. of Shellbrook no. 493, Saskatchewan, Canada; in SW Section 14, Township 50, Range 2, West of the 3rd Meridian), Alta Keebaugh grave markers, photographed by Alanna Carswell, July 2011. ↩
2. Footprints of Our Pioneers: Briarlea, Crutwell, Holbein, Nisbet, Rozilee, Wild Rose. Shellbrook: Wild Rose and Area History Book Committee, 1990. pp. 482-484. Print. ↩
3. 1910 United States Federal Census, Mills, Keya Paha, Nebraska; Roll: T624_848; Page: 9A; Enumeration District: 0158; Image: ; FHL microfilm: 1374861. Digital image, online Ancestry.ca subscription database.(http://www.ancestry.ca : accessed 23 November 2012). ↩
4. Coles, Cathy, ed. "Miller, Henry H., Wayne, and Kenneth." Our Harvest of Memories: Foxdale, Sturgeon Valley, Silver Cliff, Three Creeks, Rayside, Rich Valley. Shellbrook: Shell River North Book Committee, 1983. pp. 563-564. Print. ↩

Tombstone Tuesday: MILLER

Miller. Infant¹

Possibly James Miller, born in 1910 to John Noble Miller and Elizabeth (Carlyle) Miller who was survived by twin sister Mary.²

Sources:
1. Footprints of Our Pioneers: Briarlea, Crutwell, Holbein, Nisbet, Rozilee, Wild Rose. Shellbrook: Wild Rose and Area History Book Committee, 1990. p.570 Print. ↩
2. Footprints of Our Pioneers: Briarlea, Crutwell, Holbein, Nisbet, Rozilee, Wild Rose. Shellbrook: Wild Rose and Area History Book Committee, 1990. p.570 Print. ↩