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1896 Leaders of SF Butchers board, Henry Miller bottom row left, courtesy of Bancroft Library, UC at Berkely
Birth house of Henry Miller present day Germany. Courtesy of Robin Muller
Bloomfield Farm with shops and cattle pens looking east from hills west of Bloomfield Farm courtesy Stadtarchiv Brackenheim
Bloomfield home of Henry Miller completed in 1887 at a cost of $50,000. Constructed in the Eastlake Stick style with tile roof. courtesy of Stadtarchiv Brackenheim
Charles Lux (1823-1887), California cattle rancher, ca. 1870s.
Henery Miller 1858
Henry Alfred Miller Jr. and sister Nellie. 1872 courtesy of Stadtarchiv Brackenheim
Henry Miller 1887 at about sixty
Henry Miller 1904
Henry Miller asleep in a tree At Mount Madona before buildings were erected
Henry Miller at about 80 1907 courtesy of Stadtarchiv Brackenheim
Henry Miller at about forty 1867. courtesy Stadtarchiv Brackenheim
Henry Miller circa 1870
Henry Millers bungalow at Mt Madonna completed in 1901. The large craftsman style home had the first indoor plumbing in the area. courtesy Stadtarchiv Brackenheim
Henry Millers home at Mt Madonna from the north side showing Nellie and her children on the steps. courtesy of Stactarchiv Brackenheim
Mount Madona summer home in Santa Cruz County maintaned by Henry Miller
Mrs. Leroy Nickel with her children [L-R] Henry, Beatrice, Leroy
Nancy Wilmarth Sheldon first wife of Henry Miller. They were married in SF in 1858 and she died during childbirth in 1859. Courtesy of Stadtarchiv Brackenheim
San Francisco Mansion built 1876 burned down in 1906 corner of Harrison and Essex courtesy San Fran Hist center, sf pub library
Sarah Alice Miller youngest daughter about 7.5 years old. courtesy of Stadtarchiv Brackenheim
Sarah Elizabeth Wilmart Sheldon, second wife of Henry Miller. They were married in SF in 1860. Courtesy of Stadtarchiv Brackenheim
Miller and Lux buckaroos 1907 courtsey of Milliken Museum
Henry Miller 1915 at 88 courtesy of Millikin Museum
Cattle killed on Mission St. by earthquake. [San Francisco, 1906
Uncle Henry Miller and guests at Mt Madonnas Camp Pine Cone. Miller is seated in the center and his son is standing behind him. Courtesy of Stadtarchiv Brackenheim