daughter of Seymour Washington Millard
and Delilah Wellman;
wife of David Fulton
- married 1868
"Mrs Eliza A Fulton - At 3:22 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Mrs Eliza Fulton, wife of David Fulton and since 1865 a resident of Titusville, breathed her last. For the past year Mrs Fulton had been in failing health and for two months it had been known to the family and intimate friends that the dark valley was near. Mrs Fulton was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs S W Millard and was born at Ashville, NY, on Aug 11, 1849. With her parents, she came to Titusville in 1865. In 1868 she was united in marriage to David Fulton. Since that time this city was the family home. Three sons were born to Mr and Mrs Fulton. They are L D Fulton and R H Fulton, both of Titusville, and F N Fulton of Buffalo, NY. She had two grandchildren, Clarence F Fulton of Buffalo and Mrs Charles Cron of this city. Besides these relatives, Mrs Fulton is survived by four brothers and one sister, O R Millard and E A Millard of this city, S W Millard and Lewis Millard of Cherrytree township and Mrs Malvina Lowman of Marienville. Mrs Fulton was a loving woman. She was never happier than when she had her family gathered about her. She witnessed her sons grow up to sturdy manhood and saw her grandchildren and when she closed her eyes in the last sleep there was only peace in her soul. She was a member of the Free Methodist church, under the auspices of which the funeral services will be conducted at the family home on South Drake street on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The deepest sympathy of a wide circle of friends will go out to the bereaved family."
(Titusville Herald, Jan 9, 1914, p.5)
and Delilah Wellman;
wife of David Fulton
- married 1868
"Mrs Eliza A Fulton - At 3:22 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Mrs Eliza Fulton, wife of David Fulton and since 1865 a resident of Titusville, breathed her last. For the past year Mrs Fulton had been in failing health and for two months it had been known to the family and intimate friends that the dark valley was near. Mrs Fulton was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs S W Millard and was born at Ashville, NY, on Aug 11, 1849. With her parents, she came to Titusville in 1865. In 1868 she was united in marriage to David Fulton. Since that time this city was the family home. Three sons were born to Mr and Mrs Fulton. They are L D Fulton and R H Fulton, both of Titusville, and F N Fulton of Buffalo, NY. She had two grandchildren, Clarence F Fulton of Buffalo and Mrs Charles Cron of this city. Besides these relatives, Mrs Fulton is survived by four brothers and one sister, O R Millard and E A Millard of this city, S W Millard and Lewis Millard of Cherrytree township and Mrs Malvina Lowman of Marienville. Mrs Fulton was a loving woman. She was never happier than when she had her family gathered about her. She witnessed her sons grow up to sturdy manhood and saw her grandchildren and when she closed her eyes in the last sleep there was only peace in her soul. She was a member of the Free Methodist church, under the auspices of which the funeral services will be conducted at the family home on South Drake street on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The deepest sympathy of a wide circle of friends will go out to the bereaved family."
(Titusville Herald, Jan 9, 1914, p.5)
daughter of Seymour Washington Millard
and Delilah Wellman;
wife of David Fulton
- married 1868
"Mrs Eliza A Fulton - At 3:22 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Mrs Eliza Fulton, wife of David Fulton and since 1865 a resident of Titusville, breathed her last. For the past year Mrs Fulton had been in failing health and for two months it had been known to the family and intimate friends that the dark valley was near. Mrs Fulton was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs S W Millard and was born at Ashville, NY, on Aug 11, 1849. With her parents, she came to Titusville in 1865. In 1868 she was united in marriage to David Fulton. Since that time this city was the family home. Three sons were born to Mr and Mrs Fulton. They are L D Fulton and R H Fulton, both of Titusville, and F N Fulton of Buffalo, NY. She had two grandchildren, Clarence F Fulton of Buffalo and Mrs Charles Cron of this city. Besides these relatives, Mrs Fulton is survived by four brothers and one sister, O R Millard and E A Millard of this city, S W Millard and Lewis Millard of Cherrytree township and Mrs Malvina Lowman of Marienville. Mrs Fulton was a loving woman. She was never happier than when she had her family gathered about her. She witnessed her sons grow up to sturdy manhood and saw her grandchildren and when she closed her eyes in the last sleep there was only peace in her soul. She was a member of the Free Methodist church, under the auspices of which the funeral services will be conducted at the family home on South Drake street on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The deepest sympathy of a wide circle of friends will go out to the bereaved family."
(Titusville Herald, Jan 9, 1914, p.5)
and Delilah Wellman;
wife of David Fulton
- married 1868
"Mrs Eliza A Fulton - At 3:22 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Mrs Eliza Fulton, wife of David Fulton and since 1865 a resident of Titusville, breathed her last. For the past year Mrs Fulton had been in failing health and for two months it had been known to the family and intimate friends that the dark valley was near. Mrs Fulton was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs S W Millard and was born at Ashville, NY, on Aug 11, 1849. With her parents, she came to Titusville in 1865. In 1868 she was united in marriage to David Fulton. Since that time this city was the family home. Three sons were born to Mr and Mrs Fulton. They are L D Fulton and R H Fulton, both of Titusville, and F N Fulton of Buffalo, NY. She had two grandchildren, Clarence F Fulton of Buffalo and Mrs Charles Cron of this city. Besides these relatives, Mrs Fulton is survived by four brothers and one sister, O R Millard and E A Millard of this city, S W Millard and Lewis Millard of Cherrytree township and Mrs Malvina Lowman of Marienville. Mrs Fulton was a loving woman. She was never happier than when she had her family gathered about her. She witnessed her sons grow up to sturdy manhood and saw her grandchildren and when she closed her eyes in the last sleep there was only peace in her soul. She was a member of the Free Methodist church, under the auspices of which the funeral services will be conducted at the family home on South Drake street on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The deepest sympathy of a wide circle of friends will go out to the bereaved family."
(Titusville Herald, Jan 9, 1914, p.5)
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