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	The son of two hardworking German pioneers, '''Frederic William Miller''' was born into a large family on the family farm in Mapleton township, Minnesota, on February 12, 1874. He was educated at Parker College in Winnebago, MN before moving to Hillsdale, Michigan to study Greek at Hillsdale College. He taught Greek in Louisville, Kentucky and at Keuka College in New York. He married a math teacher (and student of piano) at Hillsdale College: M. Frances Randolph. They were married in 1901, but she died in Keuka Park on Christmas Day in 1904. The couple had no children.		The son of two hardworking German pioneers, '''Frederic William Miller''' was born into a large family on the family farm in Mapleton township, Minnesota, on February 12, 1874. He was educated at Parker College in Winnebago, MN before moving to Hillsdale, Michigan to study Greek at Hillsdale College. He taught Greek in Louisville, Kentucky and at Keuka College in New York. He married a math teacher (and student of piano) at Hillsdale College: M. Frances Randolph. They were married in 1901, but she died in Keuka Park on Christmas Day in 1904. The couple had no children.

	On his September 1918 draft registration, Fred reported that he was not working because of his illness, and his death certificate notes that he had been living with TB since about 1908. According to his obituary, Fred was "a man of high aspirations, a noble character and wherever he lived or taught enjoyed the confidence and respect of the community." Fred spent the last days of his life in a [[~~cure cottage\|~~cure cottage]] in Saranac Lake where he had been receiving treatment for two years. Fred's sister Anna was with him when he died of the disease at [[Rumenapp Cottage2\|9 Forest Hill Avenue]] on November 13, 1918. He is buried next to his wife, (Margaret) Frances Miller (nee Randolph) at the cemetery in Keuka Park, New York.		On his September 1918 draft registration, Fred reported that he was not working because of his illness, and his death certificate notes that he had been living with TB since about 1908. According to his obituary, Fred was "a man of high aspirations, a noble character and wherever he lived or taught enjoyed the confidence and respect of the community." Fred spent the last days of his life in a [[cure cottage]] in Saranac Lake where he had been receiving treatment for two years. Fred's sister Anna was with him when he died of the disease at [[Rumenapp Cottage2\|9 Forest Hill Avenue]] on November 13, 1918. He is buried next to his wife, (Margaret) Frances Miller (nee Randolph) at the cemetery in Keuka Park, New York.

	Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB Society]] [[TBSWC\|White Card]] from November 10, 1916.		Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB Society]] [[TBSWC\|White Card]] from November 10, 1916.

	''Information provided by Kimberly Miller in 2019. Frederic was her second great uncle.''		''Information provided by Kimberly Miller in 2019. Frederic was her second great uncle.''

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	[[File:Frederic W Miller Professor.png\|right\|thumb\|\|Photograph courtesy of Kimberly Miller.]]		[[File:Frederic W Miller Professor.png\|right\|thumb\|400px\|Photograph courtesy of Kimberly Miller.]]

			[[File:Miller, Frederick W. patient card.jpg\|\|thumb\|400px\|Frederic's [[TBSWC\|TB Society White Card]]. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the [[Saranac Lake Free Library]].]]

	'''Born: '''February 12, 1874, Mapleton Township, Minnesota		'''Born: '''February 12, 1874, Mapleton Township, Minnesota
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	On his September 1918 draft registration, Fred reported that he was not working because of his illness, and his death certificate notes that he had been living with TB since about 1908. According to his obituary, Fred was "a man of high aspirations, a noble character and wherever he lived or taught enjoyed the confidence and respect of the community." Fred spent the last days of his life in a [[cure cottage\|cure cottage]] in Saranac Lake where he had been receiving treatment for two years. Fred's sister Anna was with him when he died of the disease at [[Rumenapp Cottage2\|9 Forest Hill Avenue]] on November 13, 1918. He is buried next to his wife, (Margaret) Frances Miller (nee Randolph) at the cemetery in Keuka Park, New York.		On his September 1918 draft registration, Fred reported that he was not working because of his illness, and his death certificate notes that he had been living with TB since about 1908. According to his obituary, Fred was "a man of high aspirations, a noble character and wherever he lived or taught enjoyed the confidence and respect of the community." Fred spent the last days of his life in a [[cure cottage\|cure cottage]] in Saranac Lake where he had been receiving treatment for two years. Fred's sister Anna was with him when he died of the disease at [[Rumenapp Cottage2\|9 Forest Hill Avenue]] on November 13, 1918. He is buried next to his wife, (Margaret) Frances Miller (nee Randolph) at the cemetery in Keuka Park, New York.

			Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB Society]] [[TBSWC\|White Card]] from November 10, 1916.

	Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[~~TB Society\|~~TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.

	~~[[File:Miller, Frederick W. patient card.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the [[Saranac Lake Free Library]].]]~~







	''Information provided by Kimberly Miller in 2019. Frederic was her second great uncle.''		''Information provided by Kimberly Miller in 2019. Frederic was her second great uncle.''

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	Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB Society\|TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.		Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB Society\|TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.

	[[File:Miller, Frederick W. patient card.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the [[~~Saranac Lake Free Library\|~~Saranac Lake Free Library]].]]		[[File:Miller, Frederick W. patient card.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the [[Saranac Lake Free Library]].]]

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	Born: '''February 12, 1874, Mapleton Township, Minnesota		'''Born: '''February 12, 1874, Mapleton Township, Minnesota

	'''Died: '''November 13, 1918, Saranac Lake, NY		'''Died: '''November 13, 1918, Saranac Lake, NY

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	[[File:Frederic W Miller Professor.png\|right\|thumb\|\|Photograph courtesy of Kimberly Miller.]]'''Born: '''February 12, 1874, Mapleton Township, Minnesota		[[File:Frederic W Miller Professor.png\|right\|thumb\|\|Photograph courtesy of Kimberly Miller.]]'''

			Born: '''February 12, 1874, Mapleton Township, Minnesota

	'''Died: '''November 13, 1918, Saranac Lake, NY		'''Died: '''November 13, 1918, Saranac Lake, NY

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	The son of two hardworking German pioneers, '''Frederic William Miller''' was born into a large family on the family farm in Mapleton township, Minnesota, on February 12, 1874. He was educated at Parker College in Winnebago, MN before moving to Hillsdale, Michigan to study Greek at Hillsdale College. He taught Greek in Louisville, Kentucky and at Keuka College in New York. He married a math teacher (and student of piano) at Hillsdale College: M. Frances Randolph. They were married in 1901, but she died in Keuka Park on Christmas Day in 1904. The couple had no children.		The son of two hardworking German pioneers, '''Frederic William Miller''' was born into a large family on the family farm in Mapleton township, Minnesota, on February 12, 1874. He was educated at Parker College in Winnebago, MN before moving to Hillsdale, Michigan to study Greek at Hillsdale College. He taught Greek in Louisville, Kentucky and at Keuka College in New York. He married a math teacher (and student of piano) at Hillsdale College: M. Frances Randolph. They were married in 1901, but she died in Keuka Park on Christmas Day in 1904. The couple had no children.

	On his September 1918 draft registration, Fred reported that he was not working because of his illness, and his death certificate notes that he had been living with TB since about 1908. According to his obituary, Fred was "a man of high aspirations, a noble character and wherever he lived or taught enjoyed the confidence and respect of the community." Fred spent the last days of his life in a [[cure~~%20cottage~~\|cure cottage]] in Saranac Lake where he had been receiving treatment for two years. Fred's sister Anna was with him when he died of the disease at [[Rumenapp~~%20Cottage2~~\|9 Forest Hill Avenue]] on November 13, 1918. He is buried next to his wife, (Margaret) Frances Miller (nee Randolph) at the cemetery in Keuka Park, New York.		On his September 1918 draft registration, Fred reported that he was not working because of his illness, and his death certificate notes that he had been living with TB since about 1908. According to his obituary, Fred was "a man of high aspirations, a noble character and wherever he lived or taught enjoyed the confidence and respect of the community." Fred spent the last days of his life in a [[cure cottage\|cure cottage]] in Saranac Lake where he had been receiving treatment for two years. Fred's sister Anna was with him when he died of the disease at [[Rumenapp Cottage2\|9 Forest Hill Avenue]] on November 13, 1918. He is buried next to his wife, (Margaret) Frances Miller (nee Randolph) at the cemetery in Keuka Park, New York.



	Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB~~%20Society~~\|TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.		Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB Society\|TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.

	[[File:Miller, Frederick W. patient card.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the [[Saranac Lake Free Library\|Saranac Lake Free Library]].]]		[[File:Miller, Frederick W. patient card.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the [[Saranac Lake Free Library\|Saranac Lake Free Library]].]]

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	Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB%20Society\|TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.		Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB%20Society\|TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.

	[[File:Miller, Frederick W. patient card.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the [[Saranac Lake Free Library\|Saranac Lake Free Library]]\|.]]		[[File:Miller, Frederick W. patient card.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the [[Saranac Lake Free Library\|Saranac Lake Free Library]].]]

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	Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB%20Society\|TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.		Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB%20Society\|TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.

	[[File:Miller, Frederick W. patient card.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the ]][[Saranac Lake Free Library\|Saranac Lake Free Library]]\|.]]		[[File:Miller, Frederick W. patient card.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the [[Saranac Lake Free Library\|Saranac Lake Free Library]]\|.]]

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	[[File:Frederic~~%20W%20Miller%20Professor~~.png\|right\|thumb\|\|Photograph courtesy of Kimberly Miller.]]'''Born: '''February 12, 1874, Mapleton Township, Minnesota		[[File:Frederic W Miller Professor.png\|right\|thumb\|\|Photograph courtesy of Kimberly Miller.]]'''Born: '''February 12, 1874, Mapleton Township, Minnesota

	'''Died: '''November 13, 1918, Saranac Lake, NY		'''Died: '''November 13, 1918, Saranac Lake, NY
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	Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB%20Society\|TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.		Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB%20Society\|TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.

	[[File:Miller~~%2C%20Frederick%20W~~.~~%20%20patient%20card~~.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the [[Saranac~~%20Lake%20Free%20Library~~\|Saranac Lake Free Library]]\|.]]		[[File:Miller, Frederick W. patient card.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the ]][[Saranac Lake Free Library\|Saranac Lake Free Library]]\|.]]

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	~~[[File:Frederic%20W%20Miller%20Professor.png\|right\|]]~~[[File:Frederic%20W%20Miller%20Professor.png\|right\|thumb\|\|Photograph courtesy of Kimberly Miller.]]'''Born: '''February 12, 1874, Mapleton Township, Minnesota		[[File:Frederic%20W%20Miller%20Professor.png\|right\|thumb\|\|Photograph courtesy of Kimberly Miller.]]'''Born: '''February 12, 1874, Mapleton Township, Minnesota

	'''Died: '''November 13, 1918, Saranac Lake, NY		'''Died: '''November 13, 1918, Saranac Lake, NY
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	Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB%20Society\|TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.		Frederic's name sometimes appears as Frederick W. Miller, such as on his [[TB%20Society\|TB Society]] White Card from November 10, 1916.

	~~[[File:Miller%2C%20Frederick%20W.%20%20patient%20card.jpg\|left\|]]~~[[File:Miller%2C%20Frederick%20W.%20%20patient%20card.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the [[Saranac%20Lake%20Free%20Library\|Saranac Lake Free Library]]\|.]]		[[File:Miller%2C%20Frederick%20W.%20%20patient%20card.jpg\|left\|thumb\|\|Frederic's TB Society White Card. Courtesy of the Adirondack Room at the [[Saranac%20Lake%20Free%20Library\|Saranac Lake Free Library]]\|.]]