Lester Elton MILLER & Berta Ellen DIXON

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Lester Elton MILLER
Berta Ellen DIXON

Marriage:

Wife: Berta Ellen "Bertie" DIXON
Birth: 24 Jul 1889, Holliday, Monroe Co., MO
Death: 8 Feb 1934, Columbia, Boone Co., MO
Disposition: buried Bethel Cemetery, Holliday, Monroe Co., MO
Father: Charles Harold DIXON
Mother: Ida SWARTZ

Children:

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

. Find-a-Grave: Entries (patron submission(s); online at findagrave.com):

Name: L. Elton Miller Berta Ellen Dixon Miller

Birth: Jan. 28, 1882 Jul. 24, 1889, Holliday,
Monroe County, Missouri

Death: Apr. 26, 1950 Feb. 8, 1934, Columbia,
Boone County, Missoiur

Burial: Bethel Cemetery, Holliday,
Monroe County, Missouri Bethel Cemetery, Holliday,
Monroe County, Missouri

Father: Charles H. Dixon (1869-1935)

Mother: Ida Swartz Dixon (1871-1935)

Spouse: Berta Ellen Dixon Miller (1889-1934) L. Elton Miller (1882-1950)

Contributor: PShannon PShannon

Memorial #: 42231764 42232245

. Find-a-Grave: Tombstone Images (patron submission(s); online at findagrave.com):

L E MILLER
JAN 28 1882
APR 26 1950 BERTA DIXON WIFE OF
L E MILLER
JULY 24 1889
FEB 8 1934

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