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Reuben Parley Miller (1844 - 1901) Profile

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Reuben Parley Miller

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Reuben Parley Miller

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Born in Birch Creek, LaSalle, Illinois, United States

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Occurred On 1844 December 22

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Joined Samuel Gully/Orson Spencer Company

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Erastus S. Carpenter life sketch, undated

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Ended Between 1849 September 22 – 25

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Assigned as Teamster

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Erastus S. Carpenter life sketch, undated

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Ended On 1868 August 20

Married Margaret Gardner

Died in Millcreek, Salt Lake, Utah, United States

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Occurred On 1901 March 29