Table Rock Argus, Nov. 6, 1931.
ABRAM FULLER
Word was received here Friday morning that Abram Maple Fuller had passed away at the home of his son Clifford at Troy, Kansas, that morning and that the body would be brought back to Table Rock for burial. The body arrived Saturday afternoon and funeral services were held in the Christian church at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Abram Maple Fuller was born at Peoria, Illinois, November 7, 1859; came to Nebraska in an early day and settled near Elk Creek. He was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Brock February 2, 1879. Four children were born to this union, two of whom are still living, Mrs. Ida Billings of Falls City, and Clifford at Troy. There are eight grandchildren. His widow also survives him. Among the early settlers of this section, Abe was well known and in later years the acquaintances was extended to the younger generation.
Card of Thanks was by Mrs. Sarah Fuller, O. C. Fuller, Ida Billings & Miss Atlanta Fuller.
ABRAM FULLER
Word was received here Friday morning that Abram Maple Fuller had passed away at the home of his son Clifford at Troy, Kansas, that morning and that the body would be brought back to Table Rock for burial. The body arrived Saturday afternoon and funeral services were held in the Christian church at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Abram Maple Fuller was born at Peoria, Illinois, November 7, 1859; came to Nebraska in an early day and settled near Elk Creek. He was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Brock February 2, 1879. Four children were born to this union, two of whom are still living, Mrs. Ida Billings of Falls City, and Clifford at Troy. There are eight grandchildren. His widow also survives him. Among the early settlers of this section, Abe was well known and in later years the acquaintances was extended to the younger generation.
Card of Thanks was by Mrs. Sarah Fuller, O. C. Fuller, Ida Billings & Miss Atlanta Fuller.
Table Rock Argus, Nov. 6, 1931.
ABRAM FULLER
Word was received here Friday morning that Abram Maple Fuller had passed away at the home of his son Clifford at Troy, Kansas, that morning and that the body would be brought back to Table Rock for burial. The body arrived Saturday afternoon and funeral services were held in the Christian church at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Abram Maple Fuller was born at Peoria, Illinois, November 7, 1859; came to Nebraska in an early day and settled near Elk Creek. He was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Brock February 2, 1879. Four children were born to this union, two of whom are still living, Mrs. Ida Billings of Falls City, and Clifford at Troy. There are eight grandchildren. His widow also survives him. Among the early settlers of this section, Abe was well known and in later years the acquaintances was extended to the younger generation.
Card of Thanks was by Mrs. Sarah Fuller, O. C. Fuller, Ida Billings & Miss Atlanta Fuller.
ABRAM FULLER
Word was received here Friday morning that Abram Maple Fuller had passed away at the home of his son Clifford at Troy, Kansas, that morning and that the body would be brought back to Table Rock for burial. The body arrived Saturday afternoon and funeral services were held in the Christian church at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Abram Maple Fuller was born at Peoria, Illinois, November 7, 1859; came to Nebraska in an early day and settled near Elk Creek. He was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Brock February 2, 1879. Four children were born to this union, two of whom are still living, Mrs. Ida Billings of Falls City, and Clifford at Troy. There are eight grandchildren. His widow also survives him. Among the early settlers of this section, Abe was well known and in later years the acquaintances was extended to the younger generation.
Card of Thanks was by Mrs. Sarah Fuller, O. C. Fuller, Ida Billings & Miss Atlanta Fuller.
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