Per the Parish Priest of Saint Clements, Catherine and her husband were buried in the original cemetery which is now under the parking lot for the school behind the church. If there were headstones at time of burials, they are no longer available.
Catherine was born in Ueberhofen, Germany as Catharina to Johannes Strempel and Maria Zimmer.
She married Johannes Mueller on August 23, 1846 in Ueberhofen, Germany. They had ten known children.
Catherine and her children immigrated to the U.S. from Hamburg, Germany on the ship Washington arriving January 9, 1866.
Catherine and husband were my great-great grandparents via their daughter, Margaret.
Shirley Houk
The Evening Independent, Massillon, Ohio, Thursday, March 25, 1909.
Grief Killed Her - Mrs. Catherine Miller Succumbs After Daughter's Death
Navarre, March 25 - Grief over the death Saturday of her daughter, the late Mrs. Louise Rhine, was responsible for the death this morning of Mrs. Catherine Miller, seventy-nine, at Navarre. Mrs. Miller was greatly shocked upon hearing the news of her daughter's death which was sudden, and never recovered.
The funeral will take place Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Clement's church. Interment will be made in Navarre. The deceased is survived by eight children. They are: John Miller of Akron; Mrs. Maggie Walters, Mrs. Catherine Jockerst of Massillon; Mrs. Ernestine Jurgeons of Randolph; Mrs. Mary Huwig of West Brookfield, and Mrs. Emma Simler and Fred and Casper Miller of Navarre.
Catherine was born in Ueberhofen, Germany as Catharina to Johannes Strempel and Maria Zimmer.
She married Johannes Mueller on August 23, 1846 in Ueberhofen, Germany. They had ten known children.
Catherine and her children immigrated to the U.S. from Hamburg, Germany on the ship Washington arriving January 9, 1866.
Catherine and husband were my great-great grandparents via their daughter, Margaret.
Shirley Houk
The Evening Independent, Massillon, Ohio, Thursday, March 25, 1909.
Grief Killed Her - Mrs. Catherine Miller Succumbs After Daughter's Death
Navarre, March 25 - Grief over the death Saturday of her daughter, the late Mrs. Louise Rhine, was responsible for the death this morning of Mrs. Catherine Miller, seventy-nine, at Navarre. Mrs. Miller was greatly shocked upon hearing the news of her daughter's death which was sudden, and never recovered.
The funeral will take place Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Clement's church. Interment will be made in Navarre. The deceased is survived by eight children. They are: John Miller of Akron; Mrs. Maggie Walters, Mrs. Catherine Jockerst of Massillon; Mrs. Ernestine Jurgeons of Randolph; Mrs. Mary Huwig of West Brookfield, and Mrs. Emma Simler and Fred and Casper Miller of Navarre.
Per the Parish Priest of Saint Clements, Catherine and her husband were buried in the original cemetery which is now under the parking lot for the school behind the church. If there were headstones at time of burials, they are no longer available.
Catherine was born in Ueberhofen, Germany as Catharina to Johannes Strempel and Maria Zimmer.
She married Johannes Mueller on August 23, 1846 in Ueberhofen, Germany. They had ten known children.
Catherine and her children immigrated to the U.S. from Hamburg, Germany on the ship Washington arriving January 9, 1866.
Catherine and husband were my great-great grandparents via their daughter, Margaret.
Shirley Houk
The Evening Independent, Massillon, Ohio, Thursday, March 25, 1909.
Grief Killed Her - Mrs. Catherine Miller Succumbs After Daughter's Death
Navarre, March 25 - Grief over the death Saturday of her daughter, the late Mrs. Louise Rhine, was responsible for the death this morning of Mrs. Catherine Miller, seventy-nine, at Navarre. Mrs. Miller was greatly shocked upon hearing the news of her daughter's death which was sudden, and never recovered.
The funeral will take place Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Clement's church. Interment will be made in Navarre. The deceased is survived by eight children. They are: John Miller of Akron; Mrs. Maggie Walters, Mrs. Catherine Jockerst of Massillon; Mrs. Ernestine Jurgeons of Randolph; Mrs. Mary Huwig of West Brookfield, and Mrs. Emma Simler and Fred and Casper Miller of Navarre.
Catherine was born in Ueberhofen, Germany as Catharina to Johannes Strempel and Maria Zimmer.
She married Johannes Mueller on August 23, 1846 in Ueberhofen, Germany. They had ten known children.
Catherine and her children immigrated to the U.S. from Hamburg, Germany on the ship Washington arriving January 9, 1866.
Catherine and husband were my great-great grandparents via their daughter, Margaret.
Shirley Houk
The Evening Independent, Massillon, Ohio, Thursday, March 25, 1909.
Grief Killed Her - Mrs. Catherine Miller Succumbs After Daughter's Death
Navarre, March 25 - Grief over the death Saturday of her daughter, the late Mrs. Louise Rhine, was responsible for the death this morning of Mrs. Catherine Miller, seventy-nine, at Navarre. Mrs. Miller was greatly shocked upon hearing the news of her daughter's death which was sudden, and never recovered.
The funeral will take place Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Clement's church. Interment will be made in Navarre. The deceased is survived by eight children. They are: John Miller of Akron; Mrs. Maggie Walters, Mrs. Catherine Jockerst of Massillon; Mrs. Ernestine Jurgeons of Randolph; Mrs. Mary Huwig of West Brookfield, and Mrs. Emma Simler and Fred and Casper Miller of Navarre.
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