Name: 900799 -- Poppe

Updated: 08-03-2019 03:08:37. Owner: Darlene Poppe


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Myrtle May Miller: Birth: 17 Jun 1884 in Perserverence, Jasper, MO. Death: 23 Apr 1988 in El Paso, El Paso, TX


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Jasper Newton Miller: Birth: 13 Sep 1889 in Galena, Cherokee, KS. Death: 19 May 1983 in Modesta, Stanislaus, CA

  2. Lester Carter Miller: Birth: 1 Oct 1891 in Chehalis, Lewis, WA. Death: 11 Apr 1969 in Fort Worth, Tarrant, TX

  3. Elvaree Miller: Birth: 4 Sep 1893 in Pe Ell, Lewis, WA. Death: 21 Jul 1973 in Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN

  4. Viola Verona Miller: Birth: 13 Feb 1895 in Pe Ell, Lewis, WA. Death: 12 Jun 1981 in Mabank, Henderson, TX

  5. Lola Lee Miller: Birth: 28 Aug 1896 in Pe Ell, Lewis, WA. Death: 5 Dec 1971 in Lodi, San Joaquin, CA

  6. Florence Ruby Miller: Birth: 29 Jun 1898 in Pe Ell, Lewis, WA. Death: 25 Mar 1994 in Lawton, Comanche, OK

  7. Alfred Simpson Miller: Birth: 2 Aug 1899 in Pe Ell, Lewis, WA. Death: 22 Jun 1951 in Fort Sill, Comanche, OK

  8. Ethel Freda Miller: Birth: 2 May 1901 in Canon City, Fremont, CO. Death: 29 Jan 1985 in Randolph, Orange, VT

  9. Vera Grace Miller: Birth: 28 Nov 1903 in Canon City, Fremont, CO. Death: Jan 1979 in Kingfisher, Kingfisher, OK

  10. Norman Owen Miller: Birth: 13 Aug 1906 in Niberg, Pueblo, CO. Death: 2 Sep 1983 in Alpine, Brewster, TX


Notes
a. Note:   Jasper was a twin, born during the Civil War in Coffeyville, KS where his mother went for safety. When his father died in 1880, Isom Wood was appointed his guardian and he lived in Jasper Co., KS until he married. He worked at farming most of his life. After the death of his first wife, he married Laura Malinda Carter and had ten more children. In 1890, the family went by train to Washington Territory where along with a farm, Jasper was a hunter and guide. He was a guide for President Teddy Roosevelt when he came to hunt in the northwest woods during the 1890's. Laura became ill with T.B. and they had to move to a drier climate so in 1900, they moved to southern Colorado. Jasper started an apple orchard outside Canon City and one day when he took a wagon load of apples to town to sell, he met Teddy Roosevelt there with an English Lord. They were going hunting in the rookies and asked Jasper if he would go with them as a guide. Jasper had to turn him down as he had some of his children with him and had to get back home. But he was proud that the president had remembered him. A few years later, he moved his family to El Paso, TX where he lived out his life.

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