File:Charles A. Miller in the Miller family genealogy.jpg

DescriptionCharles A. Miller in the Miller family genealogy.jpg	English: Charles A. Miller (1885–1966) in the Miller family genealogy
Date	circa 1950 date QS:P,+1950-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source	Somerset County Historical Society    Native name Somerset County Historical Society Location Van Veghten House, Bridgewater, New Jersey Coordinates 40° 33′ 25″ N, 74° 35′ 18″ W   Established 21 November 1882  Website somersethistorynj.org  Authority file : Q105309604 institution QS:P195,Q105309604
Author	Charles Miller  (1885–1966)     Alternative names Charles A. Miller Description American Date of birth/death 13 September 1885  15 June 1966  Location of birth Finderne Authority file : Q105750031 creator QS:P170,Q105750031

Camera location	40° 33′ 28.34″ N, 74° 35′ 16.46″ W	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	40.557872; -74.587906

There is no date posted for the creation of the document. The date of the document was based on who was marked as living and who was marked as dead in the multiple pages of the document. This is page 56 of a multiple page document. Charles A. Miller (1885-1966), the author, died in 1966.

Sixth Child. Charles Miller
Charles Miller, born on 2nd farm on Foothill Road, two miles north of Somerville, New Jersey at foot of Watchung Hills, September 13, 1885, graduated Somerville High School Class of 1908, graduated Rutgers University class of 1913 as B.Sc., Founder of Finderne Reformed Church 1913.

Was assistant Professor Agriculture Iowa State College, in charge of educational training of some 400 wounded soldiers as they were returned from France in World War I 1913-1920. He became builder and large scale real estate state operator, editor of book "Our Muller Clan", a limited number edited and all privately tads Editor "Tits Belyeraillor rosily" Which is to be tound in Library of Congress, itstettinvtion. Alien crapilor of slumberous gotteolcgioca cud

historic:Ka records and papers. contributing to Caology end Prosbyterian 3.11.R. He resides et 132 Hayward Ave.. Anon, Iowa. Married at Walnut, Iowa, June 28, 1916 to Josephine Thompson

by rev. Ha. 'Wagtail of College Presbyterian Church of Amen. Josephinat yea born at Nene. Iowa, trirla 29, 1002 at of Edward Chrries and Ella aPenglor Taapson of Walnuts education student Iaua Sixth Teachers Conoco. and Iowa Stets College. Their children ail bin Wry Greeley Ilaspitet at Amos tad Dr. Botth 13tatdge attending two boys and four gine. John 13erst Minn born April 3, 1917 Cola Mergent Miller born Ilavataber 25. tql,8 ilosephins Mahar e April 120 1921, died August 1st 1921 Charles litilieramp a stilly 19, 3.924 Visvinia Inter Month 16, 1929 Elisabeth' Ellen Millar DeCelabOr 240 1935

• Charles A. Miller (1885-1966)

• Celia Margaret Miller (1918-2017)
• John Beyer Miller (1921-2012)
• Josephine Miller (1921-1921)
• Charles Miller, Jr. (1924-2013)
• Virginia Mae Miller (1929-)
• Elizabeth Ellen Miller (1935-)

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