Guide to the Orpha Miller Papers
Prepared by Randy Neuman, Archivist, 11/26/2007
Overview of Collection
| Record Creator: |
Miller, Orpha |
| Title: |
Orpha Miller Papers |
| Abstract: |
Orpha Miller was a classmate at Central College (now Huntington University) of Minnie Mull and Lucy Wilberforce who were both associated with United Brethren mission work in Sierra Leone. The papers contain letters from these both Minnie Mull and Lucy Wilberforce. |
| Quantity: |
1 file |
| Identification: |
UBHC.UB 4-III-1-SS2-MC2 |
Biographical Note
Orpha Miller was born in Ohio, February 27, 1884 the daughter of John F. and Sager Miller. She attended Central College (now Huntington University), Huntington, Indiana from 1902 to 1906. During her time at Huntington she became acquainted with fellow students Minnie Mull and Lucy Wilberforce. Minnie Mull became a missionary in Sierra Leone and Lucy Wilberforce was the daughter of Sierra Leone native D. F. Wilberforce. Orpha married her cousin, Herbert Miller, from Bethel, Ohio who was a 1917 Huntington graduate. Orpha was physically handicapped all her life. Herbert farmed in Union Township, Huntington County, Indiana. Orpha died in 1967 in Huntington, Indiana.
Scope Note
The collection consists of three letters from Minnie Mull, one letter from Lucy Wilberforce and one letter from Abbie Swales concerning the Mull letters.
Arrangement
Preferred Citation
When citing material from this collection please use the following format: Direct reference to the item or its file folder, The Orpha Miller Papers, United Brethren Historical Center, Huntington, Indiana. Do not make use of the item’s call number as that is not a stable descriptor.
Access Restrictions
There are no restrictions regarding this collection.
Subject Terms
Subject Names – Personal
Minnie Mull Linker
Lucy Wilberforce
Lena Winkel
Subject Topics
Missions
Subject Geographic
Sierra Leone
Genre
Letters
Occupations
Missionary
Container List
| Series 1: Correspondence |
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| Call Number |
Folder |
Title |
Date(s)
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4-III-1-SS2-MC2
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1
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Letters (5) |
1902-1906
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