Obit of Anna MILLER (or MUELLER) 1911
Contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives November 3,
2000 by Julie Miller Kube < j_a_kube@hotmail.com >
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Surnames:  MILLER, MUELLER, HOFFENBAUER, GERBIG, LAHM,
           DAUFFENBACH, CHRISTOPHER, MYERS

The following was taken from the Reeseville Review,
Reeseville, Wisconsin:
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Aged lady passed away:  Mrs. Anna Miller died at her old
home last Thursday.  Funeral today.  Mrs. Anna Miller,
nee-Hoffenbauer died at the home of her son Frank of the
town of Waterloo on last Tuesday at three o'clock pm at
the age of 85 years-11 months and 4 days. The deceased
was born in Rienburg, Germany on September 25th, 1825
and came to America in 1851 residing in the city of
Milwaukee.  Three years later she was married to John
Miller and after residing in Wauwatosa for three years
they moved on a farm 2 1/2 miles south of Hubbleton
where she lived up to the time of her death with the
exception of six years which she spent with her daughter
Mrs. Mary Gerbig of Camp Douglas, and three with her
daughter Mrs. Theresa Dauffenbach of this place.  Her
husband followed her in the valley of death in October
1885, and since the death of her husband she managed the 
farm work until a few years ago when the farm was sold 
to her son Frank.  The deceased was the mother of a
large family consisting of 11 children - three daughters
- Mrs. mary Gerbig of Camp Douglas, Mrs. Wm Lahm of
Hustler, Mrs. Theresa Dauffenbach of Reeseville, and
three sons - John of Milwaukee, Joseph of Hayward, Il.,
Frank of the town of Waterloo, and Henry of the town of
Portland.

The above named children together with her sister, Mrs.
Theresa Myers of Random Lake, 27 grandchildren, nine
great-grandchildren are left to survive her.  Those of
her children that preceded her in death are Mrs. Anna 
Christopher of Milwaukee, Mrs. Thomas Yauman of the town
of Lowell and George of Unity, Wi., and one daughter who
died in infancy.  The funeral was held today from the
home of her son Frank.  The remains were entered in the
Island Cemetery in the town of Waterloo.