William "Eutaw" was a son of William Riley and Rebecca McDevitte and the husband of Annie Linton Fultz of Yellow Springs.
Eutaw and Annie owned a small 4 acre farm, where they grew their vegetables, chickens, pigs and hogs for butchering each fall.
Eutaw had been employed by the Maryland State Roads Department and more recently, the City of Frederick, Public Works Department.
In addition to his wife he is survived by two sons, Samuel "Henry" and John William Fultz of Mountaindale and one granddaughter, Judy Fultz at home.
Eutaw was predeceased by, a daughter May Rebecca Fultz on December 24, 1917, his mother Rebecca McDevitt Fultz at the age of 10, and his sister Annie Elizabeth Rice who died December 16, 1949.
Eutaw and Annie owned a small 4 acre farm, where they grew their vegetables, chickens, pigs and hogs for butchering each fall.
Eutaw had been employed by the Maryland State Roads Department and more recently, the City of Frederick, Public Works Department.
In addition to his wife he is survived by two sons, Samuel "Henry" and John William Fultz of Mountaindale and one granddaughter, Judy Fultz at home.
Eutaw was predeceased by, a daughter May Rebecca Fultz on December 24, 1917, his mother Rebecca McDevitt Fultz at the age of 10, and his sister Annie Elizabeth Rice who died December 16, 1949.
William "Eutaw" was a son of William Riley and Rebecca McDevitte and the husband of Annie Linton Fultz of Yellow Springs.
Eutaw and Annie owned a small 4 acre farm, where they grew their vegetables, chickens, pigs and hogs for butchering each fall.
Eutaw had been employed by the Maryland State Roads Department and more recently, the City of Frederick, Public Works Department.
In addition to his wife he is survived by two sons, Samuel "Henry" and John William Fultz of Mountaindale and one granddaughter, Judy Fultz at home.
Eutaw was predeceased by, a daughter May Rebecca Fultz on December 24, 1917, his mother Rebecca McDevitt Fultz at the age of 10, and his sister Annie Elizabeth Rice who died December 16, 1949.
Eutaw and Annie owned a small 4 acre farm, where they grew their vegetables, chickens, pigs and hogs for butchering each fall.
Eutaw had been employed by the Maryland State Roads Department and more recently, the City of Frederick, Public Works Department.
In addition to his wife he is survived by two sons, Samuel "Henry" and John William Fultz of Mountaindale and one granddaughter, Judy Fultz at home.
Eutaw was predeceased by, a daughter May Rebecca Fultz on December 24, 1917, his mother Rebecca McDevitt Fultz at the age of 10, and his sister Annie Elizabeth Rice who died December 16, 1949.
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