17th Lancers of Spring Hill, Rugby, Harrovian, soldier, sportsman. Father of Gordon. From Anglo-Boer War: "MILLER, EDWARD DARLEY, ... son of Edward Miller, of Hartsfield, Betchworth. He was educated at Harrow, and Trinity College, Cambridge ... He wrote a book called, 'Modern Polo and Horse Management in the Field'."
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Colonel E. D. Miller
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