Etta Mae (Waid) Miller, Michigan 1928

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Mary Bedell

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04/23/2012

Etta Mae (Waid) Miller, Michigan 1928

A photo of Etta Mae (Waid) Miller taken in Ingham County, Michigan 1928. This is an article about her that said that she had just been convicted for the 4th time of selling liquor and may be sent to prison for life.

Date & Place: December 31, 1928 in Ingham County, Michigan USA

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Mary Bedell

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03/24/2013

She was acquited.

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Etta Mae (Waid) Miller May 5, 1880 - Jun 8, 1955 Lansing, Michigan, United States

She was married to Charles E. Phillips,Oct 3, 1898, in Howell MI. They had one son, Fred Phillips. . Married Alvin Miller, April 16, 1904 in Howell, MI. Children Frank Miller, Eliza (Collins) who lived in Detorit & Elvira (Balzer) who lived in Lansing.

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