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- 23 April 1910 census of Decatur, Benton County, AR, found Albert Miller and family in dwelling #113. Albert and Arminda said that they had been married 14 years and 4 of their 5 children were still living. Albert showed his employment as an engineer at a saw mill. Son Jessie was a laborer at a saw mill. Next door in dwelling #112 was brother John Thomas Miller, listed as James T. Miller, (26, single, AR IL IL) boarding with the Ratrammel Amos family. James was also employed as an engineer at a saw mill:
Albert Miller 38 IL IL IL - Engineer, Saw mill
Minda 28 AR MS MS
Jessie 12 AR IL AR - Laborer, Saw mill
Ethel 8 AR IL AR
Guy 5 AR IL AR
Hattie 3 AR IL IL
24 March 1920 census of Elgin City, Chautauqua County, KS, found the Miller family living in dwelling #109:
J. A. Miller 48 IL US US - Laborer, Oil fields
Minda 39 AR TN MS
Jesse 22 AR IL AR - Teamster, Oil fields
Guy 15 AR IL AR
Hattie 12 AR IL AR
Ada 8 AR IL AR
Ralph 1 1/12 AR IL AR
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Guy Miller meets Marie Lounsbury:
The Miller family was renting from the Lounsbury family in Osage County, OK, while Albert Miller was running their well drill. Albert just wouldn't show up some days so son Guy, who was about 19 and a good mechanic, often offered to fill in when Elmore Lounsbury would allow it. At the time, Marie was a widow with four children but she was so pretty that Guy fell in love and "mooned "after. She was 23 and thought him a "kid", which in some ways he was. Marie married another man who soon exposed his violent side, so that marriage lasted less than a year. Guy was still hanging around, doing whatever he could for Marie and the kids. Guy eventually wore her down and they had one of the best marriages in the family. Guy could always find a job and would often wind up as the foreman. He was an easy going, big-hearted person and people loved him.
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24 April 1930 census of Sulphur Springs, Benton county, AR, found the Abercrombie and Miller families living in dwelling #46. Vol and Ethel Abercrombie said that they were first married at ages 25 and 16 respectively. Guy and Marie Miller said that they were first married at ages 20 and 24 respectively:
Vol Abercrombie 39 AR GA WV - Farmer
Ethel M. 30 AR IL AR
Dorothy E. 10 AR AR AR
Lenora W. 6 AR AR AR
Virginia M. 4 2/12 AR AR AR
Thomas A. 1 4/12 MO AR AR
Guy Miller 25 OK IL AR - Brother-in-law, Laborer - Odd jobs
Marie Miller 28 KS KS KS - Sister-in-law
Jimmie D. Miller 6 OK OK KS - Nephew
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Guy is buried at Tracy Cemetery in Tracy, California. Section E Row 10 Grave 5.
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Obituary - MILLER - In French Camp, May 29, 1943, Guy Earnest Miller, loving husband of Gladys Miller; son of Mrs. Minda Hodges; brother of Mary E. Miller, Jess R. Miller all of Stockton; Ralph P. Miller of French Camp, Warren G. Miller of United States Army, Mrs. L. B. Lowe of Linden, Mrs. Jess Fugitt of Watsonville, uncle of Mrs. Hubert Ackley of Watsonville; step-father of Robert and Jimmie Raybourne of Boyes Springs, Wayne Raybourne of Sacramento and Mrs. Jack Clifford of Sedan, Kansas. A native of Arkansas aged 38 years, 1 month and 1 day. Funeral services were held today (Monday) May 31, 1943 at 2 p.m. in DeMark Memorial Chapel, Tracy, with the Rev. G. H. Braum of Tracy Baptist Church officiating. Committal at Tracy Cemetery.
(Stockton Record - Monday, May 31, 1943)
GUY MILLER FUNERAL HELD HERE MONDAY
Funeral services were held Monday in the DeMark Memorial chapel for Guy E. Miller, 38, who died Saturday in the San Joaquin General Hospital. He had been ill for a month with a heart ailment.
The family home was near French Camp. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Gladys Miller, the mother, Mrs Minda Hodges and the following brothers and sisters; Mary E. Miller and Jess R. Miller of Stockton, Ralph P. Miller of French Camp, Warren C. Miller, United States Army; Mrs. L. B. Lowe, Linden and Mrs. Jess Fugitt of Watsonville.
Commital in the Tracy cemetery.
(Tracy Press - Friday, June 14, 1943 - Pg 1, Col 1)
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