FORMER LACLEDE RESIDENT PASSES
John F. Fuller Came West In 1890, Settled In Laclede In The Year 1914
Born near Terre Haute, Ind. Graduate of Terre Haught Normal School. He taught school in the ___ for several years.
In May 1896 he married Jane Wright and to this union was born a son. Both he and his wife passed away a short time later. In 1890, Mr. Fuller, his father, and his sister went to Columbia Falls, Mont., and settled on a ranch.
He was married in 1896 to Johanna Lee, and in 1914, the family moved to Laclede and made their home a short distance from there. To this union were born 12 children: Carl, Dorothy, Florence, and Rosemary passed before the father. His wife passed away in 1929.
Surviving children are; Irene Slater of Bonners Ferry, Idaho; Earl Fuller of Bonner, Mont.; Ellen Lash of Dalkena, Wash.; Elmer, Thomas, Eva, Edward, and Everett, all of Laclede; and 13 grandchildren. Five sisters and four brothers.
Northern Idaho News (Sandpoint, Idaho) Fri April 12, 1940 -Page 1
really hard to read it. had to find a starting place
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LACLEDE PIONEER PASSES
John Frank Fuller, 79, pioneer of Laclede, died here today.
He is survived by three daughters, Irene Slater of Bonners Ferry; Ellen Losh of Newport, Wash.; Eva Skaurud of Troy, Mont.; and five sons, Earl of Bonner, Mont; Elmer, William, and Everett, all here; and Thomas in Dalkena, Wash.
The Spokesman-Review Spokane, Wash · Saturday, April 06, 1940
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Son of John Fuller b. 1815 RI. ~ d. Unknown
and
Mary (Boardman) Fuller b. abt 1819 in Indiana ~ d. Unknown
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John F. Fuller Came West In 1890, Settled In Laclede In The Year 1914
Born near Terre Haute, Ind. Graduate of Terre Haught Normal School. He taught school in the ___ for several years.
In May 1896 he married Jane Wright and to this union was born a son. Both he and his wife passed away a short time later. In 1890, Mr. Fuller, his father, and his sister went to Columbia Falls, Mont., and settled on a ranch.
He was married in 1896 to Johanna Lee, and in 1914, the family moved to Laclede and made their home a short distance from there. To this union were born 12 children: Carl, Dorothy, Florence, and Rosemary passed before the father. His wife passed away in 1929.
Surviving children are; Irene Slater of Bonners Ferry, Idaho; Earl Fuller of Bonner, Mont.; Ellen Lash of Dalkena, Wash.; Elmer, Thomas, Eva, Edward, and Everett, all of Laclede; and 13 grandchildren. Five sisters and four brothers.
Northern Idaho News (Sandpoint, Idaho) Fri April 12, 1940 -Page 1
really hard to read it. had to find a starting place
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LACLEDE PIONEER PASSES
John Frank Fuller, 79, pioneer of Laclede, died here today.
He is survived by three daughters, Irene Slater of Bonners Ferry; Ellen Losh of Newport, Wash.; Eva Skaurud of Troy, Mont.; and five sons, Earl of Bonner, Mont; Elmer, William, and Everett, all here; and Thomas in Dalkena, Wash.
The Spokesman-Review Spokane, Wash · Saturday, April 06, 1940
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Son of John Fuller b. 1815 RI. ~ d. Unknown
and
Mary (Boardman) Fuller b. abt 1819 in Indiana ~ d. Unknown
=
FORMER LACLEDE RESIDENT PASSES
John F. Fuller Came West In 1890, Settled In Laclede In The Year 1914
Born near Terre Haute, Ind. Graduate of Terre Haught Normal School. He taught school in the ___ for several years.
In May 1896 he married Jane Wright and to this union was born a son. Both he and his wife passed away a short time later. In 1890, Mr. Fuller, his father, and his sister went to Columbia Falls, Mont., and settled on a ranch.
He was married in 1896 to Johanna Lee, and in 1914, the family moved to Laclede and made their home a short distance from there. To this union were born 12 children: Carl, Dorothy, Florence, and Rosemary passed before the father. His wife passed away in 1929.
Surviving children are; Irene Slater of Bonners Ferry, Idaho; Earl Fuller of Bonner, Mont.; Ellen Lash of Dalkena, Wash.; Elmer, Thomas, Eva, Edward, and Everett, all of Laclede; and 13 grandchildren. Five sisters and four brothers.
Northern Idaho News (Sandpoint, Idaho) Fri April 12, 1940 -Page 1
really hard to read it. had to find a starting place
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LACLEDE PIONEER PASSES
John Frank Fuller, 79, pioneer of Laclede, died here today.
He is survived by three daughters, Irene Slater of Bonners Ferry; Ellen Losh of Newport, Wash.; Eva Skaurud of Troy, Mont.; and five sons, Earl of Bonner, Mont; Elmer, William, and Everett, all here; and Thomas in Dalkena, Wash.
The Spokesman-Review Spokane, Wash · Saturday, April 06, 1940
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Son of John Fuller b. 1815 RI. ~ d. Unknown
and
Mary (Boardman) Fuller b. abt 1819 in Indiana ~ d. Unknown
=
John F. Fuller Came West In 1890, Settled In Laclede In The Year 1914
Born near Terre Haute, Ind. Graduate of Terre Haught Normal School. He taught school in the ___ for several years.
In May 1896 he married Jane Wright and to this union was born a son. Both he and his wife passed away a short time later. In 1890, Mr. Fuller, his father, and his sister went to Columbia Falls, Mont., and settled on a ranch.
He was married in 1896 to Johanna Lee, and in 1914, the family moved to Laclede and made their home a short distance from there. To this union were born 12 children: Carl, Dorothy, Florence, and Rosemary passed before the father. His wife passed away in 1929.
Surviving children are; Irene Slater of Bonners Ferry, Idaho; Earl Fuller of Bonner, Mont.; Ellen Lash of Dalkena, Wash.; Elmer, Thomas, Eva, Edward, and Everett, all of Laclede; and 13 grandchildren. Five sisters and four brothers.
Northern Idaho News (Sandpoint, Idaho) Fri April 12, 1940 -Page 1
really hard to read it. had to find a starting place
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LACLEDE PIONEER PASSES
John Frank Fuller, 79, pioneer of Laclede, died here today.
He is survived by three daughters, Irene Slater of Bonners Ferry; Ellen Losh of Newport, Wash.; Eva Skaurud of Troy, Mont.; and five sons, Earl of Bonner, Mont; Elmer, William, and Everett, all here; and Thomas in Dalkena, Wash.
The Spokesman-Review Spokane, Wash · Saturday, April 06, 1940
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Son of John Fuller b. 1815 RI. ~ d. Unknown
and
Mary (Boardman) Fuller b. abt 1819 in Indiana ~ d. Unknown
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