The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-23
OBITUARY

Harvey Thomas Miller was born in
Hinckley, O., May II, 1854 and died
here at Brunswick, April 6, 1920, ag-
ed IA years. He was the youngest of
family Of ten children, all who are
gone but one sistersMrs. Betsey Chap
pel, of Garretsville, O., a brother
Franklin, died last year at his home
in Nebraska and a sister Mrs. Cor
della Garret died last November.
He enlisted in the Civil War in 9th
Ohio Volunteer sharp shooters and.
served nearly four years. He was
married Dec. "a, 1867 to Francis
Flovd of Richmond Va, at the home
of her brother in Cleveland. The
Young couple settled in Cleveland for
a couple of years where their first
daughter was born, who later married
a Mr.. Hicks, of Hinckley and she died
in Hinckley on Nov. 7, 1891, aged 23
years. About 1870 Mr.. Miller NOV
ed to Hinckley and the following chill
dren were born to them, Harold, who
died in Hinckley, March IL, 1905,aged
SO wears; Gaylord, Mrs. Blanche Wild
difield, Mrs. Winnifred Footman,
Floyd and Leonard, the latter dying
Oct. ID, 1883, aged 2 years. Mrs.
Miller died July %, 1883 at Hinckley
and the following year Mr. Miller
moved his family to Cleveland where
he was conductor on streetcars for 10
years and on Feb. IA, 1900, he mar
ried Mrs. Susan Atwood, of Cleveland
and they moved out on the farm on
i Hinckley side of east town line, and
he hauled milk to our creamery for IL
years, and in this time he became SC
well acquainted thro out the township
he was always so obliging in doing
errands, always had joke or hearty
laugh as he met you. About foul
years ago he and his wife moved ur
. here to the center where he gradually
grew weaker and finally passed away
from the effects of a stroke. Tht
funeral was held Friday afternoon a
the M. E. church, Rev. C. M. Gay, o:
Greenwich officiating and Mrs. Eft;
} Musser Bigelow singing three selec
. tions. The latter was neighbor O
the Miller's in Hinckley and ATTENDED
} school with the children. There ar
. eight grand children. The remain
' were placed in the vault for burial lat
, er beside his first wife at Bennett
. Corners. Those from away who at
tended the funeral we're: Frank Gar
: rett and wife, Delight Garret, Vern
) Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Serrell an
son Fred, P. R. Reed and wife, Chas
: Roswell and wife, Joe Fourneir an
> wife, Mrs. L. I. Rosson, Lewis Chap
!. pei Mrs. Ed Hoffman, Warren Mile
: and wife, of Cleveland, Mrs. Susi
: Waters, Mrs. VIM. Frazier, and Da
. Musser, of Medina.
Mrs. Miller and the children wis
. ITO thank all who rendered assistanc
in anyway to them during the sick
: ness and death of Mr.. Miller.
: Alva D. Fuller was born in Roches
. ter, N. Y, March 10, 1868 and die
) Feb. %, 1920, aged 83 years. In 1876
: he was united in marriage to Mr.
. Mary A. Miller of York, Ohio. T
! this union two children were born. II
) | Was d NOlullCCCI III CIlC w al VI IltC lNS
: bellion, a member Of Co. F, 1877 O., I
!. l. When resident of Bennetts Coz
: ners He was a member Of Hampto
> Post G. A. R. in Royalton. When h
!. moved to Akron in 1902 his member
! ship was transferred to Buckley Po.
= No. 12, G. A. R., of Akron, where h
= was a member until his death. H
, leaves two daughters, Mrs. Lillia
Barton, of Akron and Mrs. Fam
- Newsletter. of Kenmore. Two 81
- ters. Mrs. Rachel Marshall, of Akro
4 and Mrs. Mary LePrevost, of Clev
and, six grandchildren, three gre;
grand children and other relativ,
and friends to mourn his departure
l Sleep on we fallen Comrade
The victory, you have won,
i You've served the nations banner
Your task has been well done.