Milton Philip Huber

1895 - 1922

• Name	Milton Philip Huber
  Born	24 Jun 1895	Highland Township, Franklin County, Indiana
  Gender	Male
  _UID	F691B4AFBD34DB48BE80DD2E725B7A4EDC67
  Died	4 Apr 1922
  Buried	St. Jacob's Church Cemetery, Blue Creek, Dearborn County, Indiana
  		Huber, Milton P. (1895-1922) Headstone Milton P. Huber 1895-1922 Huber St. Jacob's Church Cemetery, Dearborn County, Indiana
  		Huber, Milton P. (1895-1922) Headstone Detail Milton P. Huber 1895-1922 Huber St. Jacob's Church Cemetery, Dearborn County, Indiana
  Notes	He never married.
  Person ID	I381	Page-Dumroese
  Last Modified	17 Aug 2008

  
  

  Father	Franz Philipp Huber,   b. 17 Dec 1856, Highland Township, Franklin County, Indiana ,   d. 27 Feb 1932, Highland Township, Franklin County, Indiana
  Mother	Katharine E. Hoff,   b. 23 Mar 1865, Lawrenceville, Dearborn County, Indiana ,   d. 12 Feb 1935, Fairfield, Franklin County, Indiana
  Married	11 Feb 1886	St. Jacob's Church, Blue Creek, Dearborn County, Indiana
  Family ID	F115	Group Sheet

  
  

• Event Map

  Born - 24 Jun 1895 - Highland Township, Franklin County, Indiana Buried - - St. Jacob's Church Cemetery, Blue Creek, Dearborn County, Indiana  = Link to Google Maps   = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Huber, Milton Milton Huber in his street car conductor uniform. Left photo dated 6 Sep 1918.
  		Huber, Milton Milton Huber
  		Huber, Franz Philipp and Katharine (nee Hoff) Family Franz Philipp (Frank Philip) and Katharine (Kate Hoff) Huber Family at the Huber Homestead near Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana circa 1915. Standing L to R: Melvina Jeanette, Harvey Frank, Mabel Margaret, Gladys Berdella, Milton Philip, Rowena Henrietta. Seated L to R: Clemmence, Kate (Hoff), Carl Godfrey, Frank Philip, Edna Marie. Circa 1915.

  
  

  Albums		St. Jacob's Church and Cemetery, Dearborn County, (5) St. Jacob's Church and Cemetery, Dearborn County, Indiana
  		St. Jacob's Church, Dearborn County, Indiana (10) Also known as the Blue Creek Church, this church sits near the border of Franklin and Dearborn counties and is the final resting place for many of our ancestral Hubers, Zieglers, Hoffs, and others.