Burr Churchill Miller

1870–1925 (age 55)

Biography

Burr Churchill Miller (1870-1925) was a valued presence in the Oak Hill neighborhood, where his life was marked by quiet industry and a warm regard for neighbors.

Interred at Oak Hill Cemetery, he continues to be quietly remembered by those who treasure the shared history of the area.

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