Denison Daily Herald
April 17, 1932

 Dayton Miller, 76, for forty years a photographer in Denison, a son of J.K. Miller, a founder of Denison, died at his home at Ft Worth Saturday morning at 2 o'clock, according to word received by Denison relatives.
Surviving are:  two daughters, Miss Maud Miller, Ft Worth, and Mrs. Margaret Pace of Beaumont;  six sons, I. E. and Luther Miller, Denison; Cecil Miller, Beaumont; Bert Miller, Sherman; and Sidney and Clyde Miller, Ft Worth; two sisters, Mrs. Jim Rowland and Mrs. Frank Jennings, Denison; and three brothers, J. N. Miller, Denison; George Miller, El Paso; and Ben Miller, Marlin.
After forty years as a photographer in Denison, Mr. Miller moved to Sherman a decade or so ago, where he continued in the same profession three years. After the death of his wife at Sherman, he moved to Ft Worth, where he spent the last few years associated with his daughter, Miss Maud Miller, in the photography business.
Mr. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.K. Miller, were pioneer residents of Denison and figured prominently in the development of the embryo city. J.K. Miller was the owner of considerable real estate here, and today there are several city additions named in his honor.
While funeral arrangements had not been announced late Saturday, it was thought probable that the body would be returned to Sherman for interment beside his wife. Mr. Miller was a member of the Baptist Church.