Marjorie Ann Miller

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      Sex: F

AKA: Margery Ann

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Individual Information

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     Birth Date: 8 Feb 1920 - Indiana, USA
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Parents

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         Father: Thomas Hayes Miller Jr {FGID: 103117621}
         Mother: Rebecca Ireland Hopping {FGID: 103117601}

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Spouses and Children

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1. *James Loudon Armstrong {FGID: 158955466}
       Marriage: 1 Apr 1944 - Chapman Park Hotel, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, United States

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Notes

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General:

Per 1930 US Census: 4/9/1930 Mt Pleasant Township, Yorktown Town, Delaware, Indiana
Thomas H. Miller is the 34 year old white male head of household, who owns his home, valued at $2,850. Born in Indiana, as were her parents, he is a building contractor and a World War I veteran. His wife, 32 year old Rebecca T. Miller, was born in Ohio, her mother in Ohio, her mother in Indiana. She is a teacher in public school. When they first got married, Thomas was 21 and Rebecca was 20. Their children are: Thomas F. Miller, 11 year old son, born in Ohio; Marjorie M. Miller, 10 year old daughter, born in Indiana; and Robert R. Miller, 6 year old son, born in Indiana. Living with the family is Thomas' uncle, 43 year old Thomas Hayes, a widower born in Indiana, his father in Indiana, his mother in Tennessee. Thomas is section hand for a railroad, and a World War I veteran.

Per 1940 US Census: 4/15/1940, Mt Pleasant Twp, Yorktown, Delaware, Indiana
Thomas H. Miller (informant) is the 44 year white male head of household, who owns his home valued at $4,500. Born in Indiana, his family lived in the same house in 1935. Educated through 3 years of college, he works as a carpenter in building construction, worked 42 hours the last week of March, and earned $0 wages for 52 weeks of work in 1939, but earned more than $50 of other income. His wife, 42 year old Rebecca Miller, was born in Ohio, 3 years of college, an elementary school teacher, worked 40 hours the last week of March, and earned $1,200 for 32 weeks of work in 1939. Thomas F. Miller, 21 year old son born in Ohio, single, attends school and finished 3 years of college. Marjorie Ann Miller, 20 year old daughter born in Indiana, attends school and finished 1 year of college. Robert R. Miller, 16 year old son, born in Indiana, attends school, finished 2 years of high school.

Marriage Notes (James Loudon Armstrong)

Per Wedding Announcement in The Star Press (Muncie, Ind.) May 7, 1944
Becomes Bride of Army Officer
Marjorie Ann Miller Weds Lt. James L. Armstrong
AN ANNOUNCEMENT of particular interest is that made by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Miller, of Yorktown, of the marriage of their daughter, Marjorie Ann, and Lt. James L. Armstrong, son of Mrs. James L. Armstrong, Beverly Hills, Cal. The wedding was solemnized April 1 in the Puebla Ortoria of Chapman Park Hotel, Los Angeles. The chapel
was beautifully decorated with tall candelabra and ferns on either side of the altar table and bowls of white flowers. The double-ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Donald L. Mackay, of Hollywood Methodist Church. Miss Patricia Armstrong, sister of the bridegroom, was maid-of-honor, and Lt. Lawrence Knight was the best man.
The bride wore a charming dressmaker suit of pale blue wool jersey. Completing her ensemble were white kid gloves and black patent shoes. She carried a colonial bouquet of multi-colored sweet peas and yellow roses. Her hat was of matching sweet peas with a pale blue veil.
Miss Patricia Armstrong, maid-of-honor wore a pale blue wool suit and matching hat. Her accessories included white kid gloves. black patent shoes and a shoulder corsage of pink
flowers.
Mrs. James L. Armstrong, mother of the bridegroom, was attired in a smart sea green crepe dress with which she wore an American beauty hat. Her flowers were a shoulder corsage of red roses.
Following the ceremony a reception was given at the home of Mrs. Clyde Ford in Los Angeles. The living room was decorated with white roses and the dining table was beautifully appointed with bowls of multi-colored sweet peas and candelabra bearing tall
lighted tapers. The young couple left for a short wedding trip to Santa Barbara, Cal.
The bride was graduated from Yorktown High School after which she attended Indiana University one year. She was graduated from Ball State College in 1942. While at Ball State she was an active member of the Gamma Gamma sorority. The wedding originally was set for April 16, but was changed to April 1 because of army orders transferring Lieutenant Armstrong to Fort Douglas, Utah. Lieutenant and Mrs. Armstrong are now residing in Salt
Lake City, Utah.