1900 Federal Census
1910 Federal Census
WWI Draft Registration
Boston Passenger List

At work at age 15 in 1900 federal census.89

Registered for WWI draft 12 Sept 1918, age 33. Address 1064 S Ave H, Chicago IL. “Declarant” alien (born in Germany). Elect[ric] craneman, Inland Steel, Indiana Harbor IN. Nearest relative Olga (looks like “Alga”) M. Stiller, wife. Medium height, medium build.105

Other source gave birthdate of 1885 in Germany.101

Immigrated 06 Jan 1893.98

24 Aug 1923
Standard Employee Dies in S. Chicago

Emil Paul Stiller, employed at the Standard Steel Car Co., in Hammond as an electric craneman, died at his home, 106448 Avenue H, South Chicago, from a complication of diseases. He was 38 years old and came to this country from Germany when he was a small child. He leaves a wife, a son, Emil Jr., and a daughter, Lillian. His mother, Mrs. Bertha Stiller, lives at Whiting. There are also three sisters, Mrs. Martha Radloff, Mrs. E.L. Tucher [sic] of WHiting, and Mrs. Peter Liesse, all of Whiting, and three brothers, Fred of Hammond, Paul of Indiana Harbor and Charles of WHiting.

Last residence 4433 Sheffield Ave., Hammond, Lake Co., Indiana.
Buried Oak Hill Cemetery.