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Born 1860
From A portrait and biographical record of Portage and Summit counties, Ohio (1898)
L. MILLER, a prominent young, farmer of Norton township, Summit county Ohio, was born in Medina county, January 29, 1860, and is of-rmau descent.
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The marriage of Mr. Miller took place on the 2ist day of March, 1883, to Miss Alice L. Strobl, who was born in Norton township January 13, 1861, a daughter of Jacob and Maria (Reamsnyder) Strobl. The father of Irs. Miller, Jacob Strobl, was a native of Lancaster county. Pa., born in 181S, and while jet a single man came to Ohio and located in Stark county, where he married Miss Reamsnyder, who was born June 7, 1825. In 1848 Mr. Strobl came to Norton township, Summit county, bought sixty-five acres of land and made a good home for himself and family, which consisted of the following-named children: Sarah, wife of Jacob Smith; Lucy A., wife of J. W. Hall; Haitie, married to Henry Everhart; Melinda, now Mrs. Silas Strotter; Mary E., wife of William Fendenheim; Mahalia A., wife of George Shook; Alice L. (Mrs. Miller); George A.; Wellington, and Efne G., wife of Richard Lee. George A. died May 13, 1894. The family were all reared in the faith of the Reformed church, of which the father was a deacon:;nd pillar. Tne children born to Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Miller were seven in number and named as follows: Lucretia M. (deceased, Wadie E., Gracie f., Maud A. (deceased), Ruth A. Gay E. and Fern A.
Mr. Miller has an excellently improved farm of eighty-three acres, on which he has lived ever since he has been a resident of Norton township. He is a member of the Roy'ai Arcajium lodge, No. 382. of Doleston, Ohio, in which he has filled all the offices, and which he has twice represented in the state lodge. In politics he is popular not only with his party, but with the community at large, and is recognized as a worthy and public-spirited citizen.
As printed in A portrait and biographical record of Portage and Summit counties, Ohio (1898). See the original pages. Wording is the original; obvious scanning errors have been corrected, and a few may remain.
Their biographies name L. Miller: John Frederick Seiberling (b. 1834) Elmer Robinson (b. 1839) George Snook
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