He attended his parents private boarding school and then Old Santiam Academy in Lebanon where he graduated. He taught school for a while but gave it up. He and Elizabeth lived and farmed near the Old Providence Church until 1904 when they moved to Independence, Oregon where they remained until his death. One of the first men in his neighborhood to introduce tame grass seed to farmers. (History of the Samuel T. Miller Clan)
He attended his parents private boarding school and then Old Santiam Academy in Lebanon where he graduated. He taught school for a while but gave it up. He and Elizabeth lived and farmed near the Old Providence Church until 1904 when they moved to Independence, Oregon where they remained until his death. One of the first men in his neighborhood to introduce tame grass seed to farmers. (History of the Samuel T. Miller Clan)
Family Members
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Edward S. Miller
1848–1920
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Oliver C Miller
1851–1891
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Sarah Aneliza Miller Gamber
1855–1935
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Amanda Josephine Miller Hudson
1857–1946
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Nancy Agness "Nannie" Miller Wherry
1859–1911
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Rebecca Carolyn Miller Miller
1861–1925
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Clara Frances "Fannie" Miller Buckner
1864–1932
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Melvina M Miller Randall
1867–1946
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