Abram Fuller
Abram Fuller was born January 18, 1818, at Andover, New Hampshire, died July 28, 1895, aged 77 years, 6 months and 11 days.
He was married to Catherine Brown, at Talentine church, New York, on November 3, 1842. The fruits of this union being four children, two of whom are alive and were present. Mrs. Brown died September 17, 1877, and her remains lie in the Chesterton cemetery.
Mr. Fuller was married the second time to Mrs. Rebecca Williamson on December 30, 1878, who survives him. To this marriage three children were born and are alive.
Mr. Fuller emigrated to Indiana from Little Falls, Herkimer county, New York, in the year 1854, and located at Calumet (now Chesterton), Porter county, Indiana. He lived in the village several years, then moved on a farm about 2 1/2 miles north-east of Chesterton which he had purchased in the year 1852, having secured the same prior to moving his family here. He was a member of the Masonic Order and had been for 50 years, having been initiated into the mysteries at Little Falls, New York. He assisted in the organization at Calumet lodge, No. 379, F. and A. M. located at Chesterton, Porter county, Indiana, and was at the time of his decease a member in good standing.
The Chesterton Tribune - August 2, 1895
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Father of with first wife Catherine Brown, married 1842:
John B* 1843-1912 m Lydia Best and Charlotte Bond
Dr Stephen H Fuller 1847 to Pleasant Lake, Steuben Co, IN
George N 1850-1856 m Gertrude Mae Brooks
Hiram 1855-1856
George 1871-1873
Father of with second wife Rebecca Wolfe Williamson, married 1878:
Hattie m Lee Sherman - moved to PawPaw, MI
George Wallace 1882 Furnessville-1943 m Gertrude Brooks
Alice 1883 m Edward Hilkirt
James F 1884 Furnessville-1957 m Flossie Pratt
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*Mr. [John] Fuller was but ten years of age [1853] at the time of the family's removal to Porter county and therefore the most of his schooling was obtained in this county." Source: History of Porter County, Indiana: A Narrative Account of its Historical Progress, its People and its Principal Interests, 1912.
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"A Mr [Abram] Fuller and his son John were responsible for construction of the first Methodist Church at Second St & Indiana Ave." Source: "Chesterton United Methodist Church Celebrating 150 Years of Love & Service...Since 1862...Remembering Our History," 2012.
Abram Fuller was born January 18, 1818, at Andover, New Hampshire, died July 28, 1895, aged 77 years, 6 months and 11 days.
He was married to Catherine Brown, at Talentine church, New York, on November 3, 1842. The fruits of this union being four children, two of whom are alive and were present. Mrs. Brown died September 17, 1877, and her remains lie in the Chesterton cemetery.
Mr. Fuller was married the second time to Mrs. Rebecca Williamson on December 30, 1878, who survives him. To this marriage three children were born and are alive.
Mr. Fuller emigrated to Indiana from Little Falls, Herkimer county, New York, in the year 1854, and located at Calumet (now Chesterton), Porter county, Indiana. He lived in the village several years, then moved on a farm about 2 1/2 miles north-east of Chesterton which he had purchased in the year 1852, having secured the same prior to moving his family here. He was a member of the Masonic Order and had been for 50 years, having been initiated into the mysteries at Little Falls, New York. He assisted in the organization at Calumet lodge, No. 379, F. and A. M. located at Chesterton, Porter county, Indiana, and was at the time of his decease a member in good standing.
The Chesterton Tribune - August 2, 1895
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Father of with first wife Catherine Brown, married 1842:
John B* 1843-1912 m Lydia Best and Charlotte Bond
Dr Stephen H Fuller 1847 to Pleasant Lake, Steuben Co, IN
George N 1850-1856 m Gertrude Mae Brooks
Hiram 1855-1856
George 1871-1873
Father of with second wife Rebecca Wolfe Williamson, married 1878:
Hattie m Lee Sherman - moved to PawPaw, MI
George Wallace 1882 Furnessville-1943 m Gertrude Brooks
Alice 1883 m Edward Hilkirt
James F 1884 Furnessville-1957 m Flossie Pratt
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*Mr. [John] Fuller was but ten years of age [1853] at the time of the family's removal to Porter county and therefore the most of his schooling was obtained in this county." Source: History of Porter County, Indiana: A Narrative Account of its Historical Progress, its People and its Principal Interests, 1912.
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"A Mr [Abram] Fuller and his son John were responsible for construction of the first Methodist Church at Second St & Indiana Ave." Source: "Chesterton United Methodist Church Celebrating 150 Years of Love & Service...Since 1862...Remembering Our History," 2012.
Abram Fuller
Abram Fuller was born January 18, 1818, at Andover, New Hampshire, died July 28, 1895, aged 77 years, 6 months and 11 days.
He was married to Catherine Brown, at Talentine church, New York, on November 3, 1842. The fruits of this union being four children, two of whom are alive and were present. Mrs. Brown died September 17, 1877, and her remains lie in the Chesterton cemetery.
Mr. Fuller was married the second time to Mrs. Rebecca Williamson on December 30, 1878, who survives him. To this marriage three children were born and are alive.
Mr. Fuller emigrated to Indiana from Little Falls, Herkimer county, New York, in the year 1854, and located at Calumet (now Chesterton), Porter county, Indiana. He lived in the village several years, then moved on a farm about 2 1/2 miles north-east of Chesterton which he had purchased in the year 1852, having secured the same prior to moving his family here. He was a member of the Masonic Order and had been for 50 years, having been initiated into the mysteries at Little Falls, New York. He assisted in the organization at Calumet lodge, No. 379, F. and A. M. located at Chesterton, Porter county, Indiana, and was at the time of his decease a member in good standing.
The Chesterton Tribune - August 2, 1895
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Father of with first wife Catherine Brown, married 1842:
John B* 1843-1912 m Lydia Best and Charlotte Bond
Dr Stephen H Fuller 1847 to Pleasant Lake, Steuben Co, IN
George N 1850-1856 m Gertrude Mae Brooks
Hiram 1855-1856
George 1871-1873
Father of with second wife Rebecca Wolfe Williamson, married 1878:
Hattie m Lee Sherman - moved to PawPaw, MI
George Wallace 1882 Furnessville-1943 m Gertrude Brooks
Alice 1883 m Edward Hilkirt
James F 1884 Furnessville-1957 m Flossie Pratt
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*Mr. [John] Fuller was but ten years of age [1853] at the time of the family's removal to Porter county and therefore the most of his schooling was obtained in this county." Source: History of Porter County, Indiana: A Narrative Account of its Historical Progress, its People and its Principal Interests, 1912.
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"A Mr [Abram] Fuller and his son John were responsible for construction of the first Methodist Church at Second St & Indiana Ave." Source: "Chesterton United Methodist Church Celebrating 150 Years of Love & Service...Since 1862...Remembering Our History," 2012.
Abram Fuller was born January 18, 1818, at Andover, New Hampshire, died July 28, 1895, aged 77 years, 6 months and 11 days.
He was married to Catherine Brown, at Talentine church, New York, on November 3, 1842. The fruits of this union being four children, two of whom are alive and were present. Mrs. Brown died September 17, 1877, and her remains lie in the Chesterton cemetery.
Mr. Fuller was married the second time to Mrs. Rebecca Williamson on December 30, 1878, who survives him. To this marriage three children were born and are alive.
Mr. Fuller emigrated to Indiana from Little Falls, Herkimer county, New York, in the year 1854, and located at Calumet (now Chesterton), Porter county, Indiana. He lived in the village several years, then moved on a farm about 2 1/2 miles north-east of Chesterton which he had purchased in the year 1852, having secured the same prior to moving his family here. He was a member of the Masonic Order and had been for 50 years, having been initiated into the mysteries at Little Falls, New York. He assisted in the organization at Calumet lodge, No. 379, F. and A. M. located at Chesterton, Porter county, Indiana, and was at the time of his decease a member in good standing.
The Chesterton Tribune - August 2, 1895
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Father of with first wife Catherine Brown, married 1842:
John B* 1843-1912 m Lydia Best and Charlotte Bond
Dr Stephen H Fuller 1847 to Pleasant Lake, Steuben Co, IN
George N 1850-1856 m Gertrude Mae Brooks
Hiram 1855-1856
George 1871-1873
Father of with second wife Rebecca Wolfe Williamson, married 1878:
Hattie m Lee Sherman - moved to PawPaw, MI
George Wallace 1882 Furnessville-1943 m Gertrude Brooks
Alice 1883 m Edward Hilkirt
James F 1884 Furnessville-1957 m Flossie Pratt
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*Mr. [John] Fuller was but ten years of age [1853] at the time of the family's removal to Porter county and therefore the most of his schooling was obtained in this county." Source: History of Porter County, Indiana: A Narrative Account of its Historical Progress, its People and its Principal Interests, 1912.
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"A Mr [Abram] Fuller and his son John were responsible for construction of the first Methodist Church at Second St & Indiana Ave." Source: "Chesterton United Methodist Church Celebrating 150 Years of Love & Service...Since 1862...Remembering Our History," 2012.
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