William Henry MILLER
John CINDRICH
Beulah Frances WHITEHEAD

Husband-1:  William Henry MILLER
Birth:  Aug 1889, Centre Twp., Doniphan Co., Kansas
Death:  Aft 1922, Buchanan Co., Missouri
Burial:
Father:  Jarrett MILLER
Mother:  Rosa BALDWIN

Marriage-1:     1919, Missouri   

Husband-2:  John CINDRICH
Birth:  12 May 1885, Ogulian, Croatia
Death:  24 Feb 1970, Unionville, Putnam Co., Missouri
Burial:
Father:  Milo CINDRICH
Mother:  Frances STIPETCH

Marriage-2:     1924, Missouri 

Wife:  Beulah Frances WHITEHEAD
Birth:  31 Oct 1896, St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., Missouri
Death:  22 Jan 1929, St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., Missouri
Burial:  Jan 1929, Mount Olivet Cemetery, St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., Missouri
Father:  Millington H. WHITEHEAD
Mother:  Mary "Mollie" GALUSHA

Children - Marriage-1:  
1. Lyle Anthony MILLER, b: 11 Jan 1920, St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., Missouri
                                         d: 9 Nov 2000, Seattle, King Co., Washington
2. Mary Agnes MILLER (Kidwell), b: 2 Feb 1921, St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., Missouri
                                                     d: 3 Aug 2003, Kansas City, Wyandotte Co., Kansas  

Children - Marriage-2:  
1. John Jay CINDRICH, b: 21 Aug 1925, St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., Missouri
                                       d: 17 Sep 1986, Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri
2. James Michael CINDRICH-COST, b: 26 Aug 1926, St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., Missouri
                                                            d: 23 May 2000, Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri
2. Mary Ann CINDRICH (Snyder), b: 16 Aug 1928, St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., Missouri
                                                      d: 1 Jun 1985, Unionville, Putnam Co., Missouri
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Notes:    

Between the age of 9-15 Beulah was taken to an orphanage run by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd in Kansas City, Mo. In 1914 she entered the order. Having found it was not her vocation, she left in February of 1916. In September of that year, she reentered the order in Omaha, NE. In 1919, she left to live with her mother (now Mary James) in St. Joseph.  By 1930, both she and William had died and John had given up his children.  All the children can be found either in orphanages or, in James' case, living with his adoptive family, Emil & Rosemary Cost.

Beulah died under the name of Cindrich but her cemetery stone says Beulah Miller.
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Sources:    
2) Death - Wife:  Buchanan County Missouri Vital Statistics - Deaths, Cert. #00336