I posted the question for Mary and Jim, but I think there may be others interested who can answer my questions or find answers to their own. I posted the article for you, Mary. However, second reason, I have questions. It says Charles Miller OF SPANGLER, but says Isidore ON THE HOMESTEAD. Where is the homestead and did Isidore inherit it? It also says the "Charles Miller Farm." Are they one and the same? Has Sylvester retired and has Amandus inherited /purchased Sylvester's farm? It adjoins the Fritz farm of Sara Jane's brother, Hiram. I assumed it was a Fritz possession and they was why Sylvester, married to Sara Jane, farmed it. Am I wrong? Was it a Miller farm? Could I please have the names of the wives and husbands of the children? And siblings? Also the maiden name of Harry's wife, Theresa? Who is A.A. Miller? I think it said he was a blacksmith. It isn't in this obit, but I saw the name connected to his family. In 1850 Census the Fritz farm is in Carroll Township. The present farm, located at the turn off the Barnesboro -- Hastings road, at the turn called Fritz's Corner, is in Susquehanna Township. It would have been in Carroll only at the very first, when there were only three townships in Cambria. Or else the Fritz family moved. Do you by any chance have a family tree of the Eck family? One from Hastings married a Collins. There is the Eck House with a historical plaque on the first house at the main stoplight in Carrolltown. Another Eck is married to a Buck. And somehow the family is related to the Geus family--that connection is one I wish to know about. It is Philip Geus who ran the Nicktown Hotel till he moved to Hastings. I know how the Geus and Houck's are connected, but not the Geus and Ecks. My grandfather's brother-in-law, John Geus is married to Ambrose Feighner's sister, Anna. After John Geus died, Anna lived with two of his unmarried sister at their Geus home across from the St. Bernard's cemetery. Marilyn Kline Washington -----Original Message----- From: Mary MacLeod <crwsggd@sonic.net> To: marilyn <marilynkwash@aol.com> Sent: Sun, Oct 6, 2013 3:42 pm Subject: Re: [PACAMBRI] Charles Miller, s of Harry + Theresa Miller, m Rose Bagley Thank you for posting this one, Marilyn. I had the dates, but not the obit, so I really appreciate it. Mary MacLeod On 10/5/2013 11:16 PM, marilyn wrote: > Barnesboro Star, [Now Northern Cambria] Thursday, June 22, 1922. > > CHARLES MILLER, FORMERLY OF SPANGLER, DIES FRIDAY > Charles Miller of Spangler died last Friday. He was born May 22, 1846, in Susquehanna Township. He married Rose Bagley in St. Benedict's Catholic Church in Carrolltown on June 5, 1866. She died last summer in 1921. > He is survived by the following brothers and sisters: > Mrs. Catherine Luther, Patton, who is now critically ill: > Mrs. Magdelene Dunlap of Carrolltown, wife of Charles W. Dunlap. They celebrated their Golden Wedding in May 13, 1915, and he died on June 11, 1917. > Mrs. Martha Wyland, Spangler: > Augustine, Chest Springs: > Henry J., Altoona: > Mrs. John D. Lantzy, Spangler: and > Mrs. Lucinda Eck, of Hastings. > He is also survived by the following children: > Mrs. Lucinda Riordon, wife of Mr. P. Riordan, of Cymbria Mines [with children Rosalie, Ida, Ethyle, Vess, Daniel]: > Isadore, married to Vera, on the Miller Homestead: > Sylvester, married to Sara Jane Fritz, of Cymbria [directly across from the Golf Course, beside Fritz's corner]: > Amandus, who occupies the Charles Miller Farm; > Pius, of Barnesboro; > Mrs David Tovey, of Cymbria [with daughters Lillian and Hilda]: > Mrs. John Vogel of Johnstown: > Mrs. Albert Dowey, of Spangler: and > Mrs. A. J. Lehmier, of Barr township [with son Charlie.] > The Funeral Mass was said at St Patrick's Church in Spangler, and interment was at St Benedict's, Carrolltown > > > Marilyn Kline Washington > - - - - - - - - - - > > Search for more Cambria County information on our webpage: > http://www.camgenpa.com/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to PACAMBRI-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >