David M. Miller, Veteran of the Civil War Multi-Cache

Caching in the cemetery as well as seeking the final should be done during daylight hours.

Pay attention to your surroundings when seeking the final, being particularly aware if attempting late in the afternoon or evenings.

Avoid seeking the final near or after dark as your safety may be in jeopardy.

David M. Miller, Veteran of the Civil War

His grave marker makes no mention of his service. However, at the foot of his grave is an old iron rod sticking out of the ground, the top of which forms part of a loop. From this iron rod once hung a southern cross, a marker to recognize a person’s service in the Civil War.

A check of records disclosed very little information for David. He mustered into the Alabama Militia as a First Lieutenant and ranked out with the same.

First Lieutenant David Miller died just 3 years after the war ended.

To locate the final, solve using his name as shown on his grave marker:

33 11.7AB

87 33.8CD

A = The number of letters in his first name.

B = The number of vowels in his full name.

C = Add 1 to the total number of consonants in his full name.

D = The number of times the letter “R” appears in his full name.