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Barbara Smitha Miller - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal, December 9, 1960

Services Held Here Monday For Mrs. R. N. Miller

Interment of Mrs. Richard N. Miller, the former Miss Barbara Smitha, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. 
W. B. Smitha of Tallulah, was held here with graveside services conducted by the Rev. Wm. Parkerson of 
Trinity Episcopal Church, of which Mrs. Miller was a member during her life in Tallulah.

Mrs. Miller died Saturday morning, December 3rd at her home in Mount Pleasant, Texas, after being taken 
ill early the evening before. Funeral services were held in Mount Pleasant, where Mr. and Mrs. Miller 
have made their home for many years, by the Episcopal minister, the Rev. Mr. Riggs. The remains were 
accompanied to Tallulah by her family and relatives and friends, and Mrs. Miller had many friends here, 
in whom she was always interested, and often visited upon her return trips.

She was born in Natchez, Miss. seventy-one years ago. The family came to Tallulah to make their home 
about 1905.

She is survived by a devoted family, her husband, R. N. Miller, a daughter, Mrs. William M. Spengler of 
Houston, Texas, three grandchildren, Richard Miller Spengler, William Murphy Spengler and 
Barbara Elizabeth Spengler, two sisters, Mrs. Carl Nadler of St. Emma Plantation, Donaldsonville, La., 
and Mrs. Jack Springer of Truman, Ark.