Katrina Miller
Honor Code SignatorySigned 10 Dec 2018 | 23,835 contributions | 196 thank-yous | 2,314 connections
Signed 10 Dec 2018 | 23,835 contributions | 196 thank-yous | 2,314 connections
I'm always interested in finding out more about the murder of my great-granduncle, Frank Miller, who died on April 7, 1926, in Woodville, Marshall County, Oklahoma.
I have ancestors on my father's side of the family who came to Cannon, Grayson, Texas in the 1880s. I am trying to add all of the original families of Cannon to Wiki Tree. As I was researching my ancestors, I learned that they entwined with many families of Cannon. I am also adding all of this info to my private Ancestry tree. I do know that Wiki Tree is public and anyone can edit the information if they feel they don't want the world to know about their ancestors.
I am working on the Sicilean side of my aunt's ex-husband's family, my brother-in-law's Greek family, and the Dutch/ Indonesian of my stepfather's family.
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Katrina D. Miller
Born 1980s.
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Categories: German Roots | Kentucky Project
Cheers - Judi Stutz, Team Captain, Little Team on the Prairie.
Cheers - Judi Stutz, Team Captain, Little Team on the Prairie.
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Emma :-)
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Emma :-)
I updated the profile for Helen (Watkins) Evans. There was no second husband so he was removed and she died in 1988 so that fact and supporting references were added.
Cousin Thom (A very distant cousin)
Thank you for your message regarding the copies of the trial records and referencing them in his biography
Under a Death heading add a sub heading Trial papers. See https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Editing_Tips. I use =Death place three equals signs after word to create a lower heading add =Trial Papers with four equals after the words
Write a short piece about the content of the papers. Add any docket numbers then add a url for a website or scan of the document. A url is created when you upload a photograph or scan to wikitree this then can be used as a source link.
It is fascinating to have such documents about a family tragedy.
Good luck in the Scan a thon.
Hope the above helps
Janet
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