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Miller Cemetery

 

The Miller Cemetery listed as on the west side of Tarrant County, near the Mary's Creek area, is actually named the James Columbus Miller, Jr. Cemetery after the first person buried there, a boy who died of congestive chills at the age of 9 years and 7 months. At the time, his father, James Columbus Miller, owned the surrounding land and lived in a nearby home he had built with his own hands.

Following the death of his wife, Rhoda Ann McCommas Miller, James Miller dedicated the cemetery on 22 Feb 1917. There are nine people buried there.


James Columbus Miller, Jr.
b. 2 Sep 1870 d. 1 Apr 1880

"In Memory of D. W. Miller"
b. 12 Feb 1867 d. 12 sep 1902
"Erected by those who loved him"

Miller, Rhoda A. McCommas,
wife of J. C. Miller
b. 14 feb 1849 d. 3 Feb 1916

Miller, J. C.
b. 10 Aug 1846 d. 25 May 1920

Minnie L. Yates
b. 31 Jul 1874 d. 20 Sep 1961
"I will lift mine eyes unto the hills"
W. L. Gault
b. 28 Oct 1870 d. 18 Dec 1930
"At Rest"

Infant Son of
Mr. & Mrs. A. G. Miller
(no dates inscribed,
he was born and died 2 days later
during the 1918 flu epidemic,
which took the life of his mother).

Bessie Miller
b. 20 Mar 1983 d. 10 Nov. 1918

Albert G. Miller
"At Rest"
b. 22 Feb 1876 d. 25 Dec 1953



These Inscriptions provided by Denise Jones
The great-granddaughter of J. C. Miller.


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