The Centerville Daily Citizen
November 24, 1907
In the death of Mr. Armintus Fuller, which occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T. J. Gilstrap, 911 So. 18th Street yesterday morning at 3:30 o'clock, an exempliary Christian passed on to meet preceeding loved ones. Loving children and friends watched his peaceful departure abiding in the trust of the Lord. Two weeks ago Thursday Mr. Fuller had a stroke of paralysis and as he talked of his journey, he was happy in Jesus' love and ready to go, praising the Lord for his goodness and strength.

Armintus Fuller was born in St. Lawrence county, New York, February 3, 1824 and died November 25, 1907 aged 83 years, 9 months and 22 days. He was married to Miss Arminta Brough in Ohio, January 1, 1850. They came to Centerville April 13, 1853. This city has ever since been his home. His wife died June 1,1904.

Mr. Fuller was the father of ten children. All of them survive him, they are, Mr. Wm. J. Fuller, Grand Island, Nebr.; Mrs. Clara Barnhouse, Centerville, Iowa; Mrs. Lenora Gilstrap, Centerville, Mr. Solomon A. Fuller, Centerville; Mr. Frank Fuller, Chickasaw, Okla; Mrs. Mary Brooks, Pine Bluffs, Ark.; Mrs. Jessie Perry, Exline, Iowa; Rev. Thomas J. Fuller, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Mrs. Jennie Bills, Centerville; Mr. Edward B. Fuller, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mr. Fuller leaves a number of children and great grandchildren.

Few people have lived as clean and upright a life of kindness and purity as Mr. Fuller and although he lived past the four score years, once can only remember him as a Christian shunning evil and clinging to a truth which gives us Heaven on earth and hereafter.

All the children except Frank, May and Edward were at the bedside during his last illness.

Funeral services will be held at First Baptist church, Wednesday morning at 10:30 O'clock, conducted by Rev. J.D. Vannoy assisted by Rev. Sherman Hill and Rev. E.E.Lair. Burial will be the side of his wife in the burying ground on the Hugh Baker farm near Brazil.

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Semi Weekly Iowegian
November 26, 1907

ARMINTUS FULLER DEAD

Aged 84 and Passes Away At Home of His Daughter, Monday

After a short sickness, following the decline of old age, Armintus Fuller died Monday morning about 3 0'clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T. J. Gilstrap, 911 S. 18th street, at the age of 84. He had resided here for many years, settling here in 1853, being the father of a family of 10 children. The funeral will be held Wednesday forenoon and burial at the Baker cemetery near Brazil.
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I have found that a Archiphus Fuller enlisted in the 9th Iowa Infantry on 31 Aug 1861, he was rejected the same day. Was this Armintus?

His son Edward B. Fuller's memorial is #9429964