Immigration from Canada in 1881.
St Chalres Union: Rilla Fuller, wife of george Fuller of Brant, who was suffering for more than a year from gall stones and who went to St. Mary's hospital at Saginaw on Wednesday, Oct 29, died Friday October 31. The body was brought home for burial. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Mr Hawn of the Latter Day Saints of Port Huron, were held at the Brant M.P. church Sunday at 2 o'clock. There was a very large attendance of friends and relatives. Mrs Fuller was a great sufferer for a long time but she bore it all patiently. She was a kind, loving wife and mother, and will be greatly missed in her home as well as in the community at large. She was a Christian woman and is now reaping the reward of a Christian life. Mrs. Fuller was born July 8, 1850 and was 58 year old at the time if her death. She married August 23, 1871 to George Fuller and resided on a farm in Brant. She was the mother of seven children, Pearl and Hiram who died six years ago with measles, Melvin of Chapin, Mrs J. Curtis and Mrs R. Doan of Taber, Alberta, Mrs O. Boon of Brant and Cora at home. Besides the children she leaves he Husband.
St Chalres Union: Rilla Fuller, wife of george Fuller of Brant, who was suffering for more than a year from gall stones and who went to St. Mary's hospital at Saginaw on Wednesday, Oct 29, died Friday October 31. The body was brought home for burial. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Mr Hawn of the Latter Day Saints of Port Huron, were held at the Brant M.P. church Sunday at 2 o'clock. There was a very large attendance of friends and relatives. Mrs Fuller was a great sufferer for a long time but she bore it all patiently. She was a kind, loving wife and mother, and will be greatly missed in her home as well as in the community at large. She was a Christian woman and is now reaping the reward of a Christian life. Mrs. Fuller was born July 8, 1850 and was 58 year old at the time if her death. She married August 23, 1871 to George Fuller and resided on a farm in Brant. She was the mother of seven children, Pearl and Hiram who died six years ago with measles, Melvin of Chapin, Mrs J. Curtis and Mrs R. Doan of Taber, Alberta, Mrs O. Boon of Brant and Cora at home. Besides the children she leaves he Husband.
Immigration from Canada in 1881.
St Chalres Union: Rilla Fuller, wife of george Fuller of Brant, who was suffering for more than a year from gall stones and who went to St. Mary's hospital at Saginaw on Wednesday, Oct 29, died Friday October 31. The body was brought home for burial. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Mr Hawn of the Latter Day Saints of Port Huron, were held at the Brant M.P. church Sunday at 2 o'clock. There was a very large attendance of friends and relatives. Mrs Fuller was a great sufferer for a long time but she bore it all patiently. She was a kind, loving wife and mother, and will be greatly missed in her home as well as in the community at large. She was a Christian woman and is now reaping the reward of a Christian life. Mrs. Fuller was born July 8, 1850 and was 58 year old at the time if her death. She married August 23, 1871 to George Fuller and resided on a farm in Brant. She was the mother of seven children, Pearl and Hiram who died six years ago with measles, Melvin of Chapin, Mrs J. Curtis and Mrs R. Doan of Taber, Alberta, Mrs O. Boon of Brant and Cora at home. Besides the children she leaves he Husband.
St Chalres Union: Rilla Fuller, wife of george Fuller of Brant, who was suffering for more than a year from gall stones and who went to St. Mary's hospital at Saginaw on Wednesday, Oct 29, died Friday October 31. The body was brought home for burial. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Mr Hawn of the Latter Day Saints of Port Huron, were held at the Brant M.P. church Sunday at 2 o'clock. There was a very large attendance of friends and relatives. Mrs Fuller was a great sufferer for a long time but she bore it all patiently. She was a kind, loving wife and mother, and will be greatly missed in her home as well as in the community at large. She was a Christian woman and is now reaping the reward of a Christian life. Mrs. Fuller was born July 8, 1850 and was 58 year old at the time if her death. She married August 23, 1871 to George Fuller and resided on a farm in Brant. She was the mother of seven children, Pearl and Hiram who died six years ago with measles, Melvin of Chapin, Mrs J. Curtis and Mrs R. Doan of Taber, Alberta, Mrs O. Boon of Brant and Cora at home. Besides the children she leaves he Husband.
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