Was in Navy in WW I.
From Barbara Johnson Loveland: "Carl was head of the UAW in Fort Dodge. Died of throat cancer."
They lived in Stratford, Iowa.
Died June 17, 1970, or June 13, 1969.
Perhaps Rudolph was named after his great grandfather, Rudolph Wigand Ziehe.1 FATH I825
1 MOTH I826
1 ID M053
1 NMAR 1
2 SPOU I830
2 REMA M
1 NCHI 1
2 CHIL I834MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married xx xxx 1906
1 SURN Miller
1 NMAR 1
2 SPOU I829
2 REMA M
1 NCHI 1
2 CHIL I834MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married xx xxx 1906
Marriage Notes for Rudolph Henry Miller and Clara Emily Campbell-6359
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married xx xxx 1906
Born August 10, 1884, at Dayton, Webster Co, Iowa.
Farmer, piano factory worker, painter, and salesman.
Lutheran.
Address in 1956: Beecher, Illinois.
Died in 1960 at Hazelcrest General Hospital.
Buried in St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery, Beecher, Illinois.1 FATH I825
1 MOTH I826
1 ID M054
1 COMM Lingering illness
1 NMAR 2
2 SPOU I832
2 REMA W
2 SPOU I833
2 REMA M
1 NCHI 3
2 CHIL I835
2 CHIL I843
2 CHIL I845MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Trin Luth Church, Dayton, Iowa.
Her father was Fredrick Wendt, and he was the pastor
at Trinity Lutheran Church 4 miles outside of Dayton 1913-1920;
his first parish was in Seymour, Indiana.
Married February 15, 1914, at at Trinity
Lutheran Church, Dayton, Iowa.
She fell ill in 1917, and eventually died in 1920
of tuberculosis. Theodor moved her to Denver the final
year in the hope that the climate would cure her,
but it didn't help. During the years 1917-1934 the
two sons lived with their grandparents, Henry
and Pauline Miller. Pauline died in 1927.1 SURN Miller
1 FATH
2 NAME Rev. Fredrich Wendt
1 MOTH
2 NAME Minnie Schoeneberg
1 COMM Tuberculosis
1 NMAR 1
2 SPOU I831
2 REMA M
1 NCHI 3
2 CHIL I835
2 CHIL I843
2 CHIL I845MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Trin Luth Church, Dayton, Iowa.
Marriage Notes for Theodor John William Miller and Hulda Hilarie Minnie Wendt-6367
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Trin Luth Church, Dayton, Iowa.
Born 1917 at Dayton Twp, Webster Co, Iowa.
Died shortly after birth, buried Dayton, Iowa.1 FATH I831
1 MOTH I832
1 NMAR 0
1 NCHI 0
Born August 10, 1884, at Dayton, Webster Co, Iowa.
Farmer, piano factory worker, painter, and salesman.
Lutheran.
Address in 1956: Beecher, Illinois.
Died in 1960 at Hazelcrest General Hospital.
Buried in St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery, Beecher, Illinois.1 FATH I825
1 MOTH I826
1 ID M054
1 COMM Lingering illness
1 NMAR 2
2 SPOU I832
2 REMA W
2 SPOU I833
2 REMA M
1 NCHI 3
2 CHIL I835
2 CHIL I843
2 CHIL I845MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Trin Luth Church, Dayton, Iowa.
1 SURN Arfmann/Miller
1 COMM Heart attack
d. 1920 of TB (age 33)At Sanitorium, Denver, CO
bur. Sollit Cem, (near Beecher)1 NMAR 2
2 SPOU
3 NAME William Arfmann
2 REMA M
2 SPOU I831
2 REMA M
1 NCHI 3
2 CHIL I852
2 CHIL I853
2 CHIL I854
SURNAME: Also shown as Selk
Born march 15, 1989, in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Married Amanda September 18, 1919, at Dayton, Iowa.
After Amanda died, Louis married Mildred Agnes Medina Peterson, and had a son,
Marvin Eugene Hoyer, mehoyer@sbcglobal.net .
Louis died June 6, 1990, in Fort Dodge, of kidney failure, and is buried in Dayton.
I called Marvin; he lives at 1170 N. Sterling Ave, Apt. 118,
Palatine, Illinois 60067-1934, phone 847-991-7254.
Marvin has been collecting and digitizing pictures of his
relatives, including Amanda and her father.
He married Lynne Vera McGagen, and they have two children,
Heather Alicia Hoyer, (born Aug 26, 1968, husband Anthony Grichnik,
son Andrew Michael Grichnik), and Sean Michael Hoyer (born Dec 21, 1971).
Marvin's email address is mehoyer@email.msn.com; I got email from
him June 3, 2000, and his new address is 545 East Thornhill Drive,
Apt. 104, Carol Stream, IL, 60188, phone 630-221-0148, fax: 630-690-0890.% Marvin says Frederick the Wise issued an edict that drove the Lutherans
% to emigrate to the US.1 FATH I202
1 MOTH I203
1 ID R021 P061
1 MILI Army 1918
1 NMAR 2
2 SPOU I207
2 REMA W
2 SPOU I208
2 REMA M
1 NCHI 3
2 CHIL I2
2 CHIL I209
2 CHIL I227
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Mar 15 1898
Born July 11, 1892, at Dayton, Iowa. Died December 6 or 7, 1936, of
leukemia. Buried in Dayton, Iowa. The minutes of the family reunion after
her death observed that she was always pleasant and smiling, and that she was
baptized, confirmed, married and buried from the same little church.Sidney gave me some of the information about her family -- he's a realtor in Dayton who
knows a lot about the town and the people (home 515-547-2327, office
515-547-2311).1 SURN Hoyer
1 FATH I825
1 MOTH I826
1 COMM Blood Disease & Stroke
1 NMAR 1
2 SPOU I206
2 REMA M
1 NCHI 2
2 CHIL I2
2 CHIL I209
He was the pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church 4 miles outside of Dayton
1913-1920; his first parish was in Seymour, Indiana.