Almeda Miles
Lifespan: 1826 - 1896
Birth: 13 Sep 1826 in New York
Occupation: Unknown
Marriage: Lucius C. Hewitt (first husband) Franklin C. Culver (second husband)
Children: Henry Harrison, Nora P., Narcissa, Frank, Emma, Ida, Mary
Parents: Jonathan Miles & Unknown
Death: 25 May 1896 in Yates, New York
Burial: Milo, Yates, New York, USA
Almeda Miles: A Life of Resilience in 19th-Century New York
Chapter 1: Birth and Early Life (1826–1848)
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