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Helen Floy Miner was born on April 21, 1913, and graduated from Brigham Young University in 1935, where she worked as a Medical Secretary. She married Don Carlos Markham on April 3, 1936, who graduated in Chemistry and later pursued a degree in dental school. Their life together was marked by a commitment to education and family.

The document also details the family life in Fairview, Utah, where they experienced the challenges and joys of farm living. Verda, a family member, played an active role in the community, engaging in music and various activities, including teaching and participating in the Parent-Teacher Association. This involvement highlights the importance of community and education within the family.

Additionally, the narrative traces the family's ancestry from the 1800s to the 1950s, showcasing their migration across various states and the experiences that shaped their lives. The family's history reflects resilience and a strong connection to their roots, emphasizing the significance of heritage and the bonds that tie them together through generations.