My GG Uncle.
He was a blacksmith.
1880 census- Living in Lee, Buena Vista,Iowa age 24.
21 July,1881 He married Alice Wooley ub Buena Vista,IA.
Brother of Hattie Fuller Hubbard, and Harry Fuller.
Father of:
Bert (1882)
Elmer (1883)
Roy (1886)
Ethel (1887)
Edith Ione (1889)
Marian (1897)
His wife died in 1906 and to my understanding he couldn't live without her and took his own life.
Aged 50 years.
("Duwamish Poor Farm" (also known as "Potters Field") cemetery no longer exists. In 1912 all the remains were dug up, incinerated, and then the ashes put into the Duwamish River. The majority of graves never had any markers.
He was a blacksmith.
1880 census- Living in Lee, Buena Vista,Iowa age 24.
21 July,1881 He married Alice Wooley ub Buena Vista,IA.
Brother of Hattie Fuller Hubbard, and Harry Fuller.
Father of:
Bert (1882)
Elmer (1883)
Roy (1886)
Ethel (1887)
Edith Ione (1889)
Marian (1897)
His wife died in 1906 and to my understanding he couldn't live without her and took his own life.
Aged 50 years.
("Duwamish Poor Farm" (also known as "Potters Field") cemetery no longer exists. In 1912 all the remains were dug up, incinerated, and then the ashes put into the Duwamish River. The majority of graves never had any markers.
My GG Uncle.
He was a blacksmith.
1880 census- Living in Lee, Buena Vista,Iowa age 24.
21 July,1881 He married Alice Wooley ub Buena Vista,IA.
Brother of Hattie Fuller Hubbard, and Harry Fuller.
Father of:
Bert (1882)
Elmer (1883)
Roy (1886)
Ethel (1887)
Edith Ione (1889)
Marian (1897)
His wife died in 1906 and to my understanding he couldn't live without her and took his own life.
Aged 50 years.
("Duwamish Poor Farm" (also known as "Potters Field") cemetery no longer exists. In 1912 all the remains were dug up, incinerated, and then the ashes put into the Duwamish River. The majority of graves never had any markers.
He was a blacksmith.
1880 census- Living in Lee, Buena Vista,Iowa age 24.
21 July,1881 He married Alice Wooley ub Buena Vista,IA.
Brother of Hattie Fuller Hubbard, and Harry Fuller.
Father of:
Bert (1882)
Elmer (1883)
Roy (1886)
Ethel (1887)
Edith Ione (1889)
Marian (1897)
His wife died in 1906 and to my understanding he couldn't live without her and took his own life.
Aged 50 years.
("Duwamish Poor Farm" (also known as "Potters Field") cemetery no longer exists. In 1912 all the remains were dug up, incinerated, and then the ashes put into the Duwamish River. The majority of graves never had any markers.
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Cause of death: Suicide.
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