Nellie was living in El Paso, TX when she died at 1:15 a.m. on October 20, 1937, from Pulmonary Tuberculosis. She had lived 59 years, 8 months, & 23 days.
Her obituary was published in the Miami Daily News Record on Friday, November 5, 1937.
"Mrs. Robert Fuller Dies
Mrs. Robert Fuller, formerly Miss Nellie Holderman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Holderman of the State Line ranch south of Chetopa, of the early 70's, died at the family home in El Paso, Tex., Wednesday, Oct. 20, it was announced in Welch last week.
Mrs. Robert Fuller was survived by a son, Robert Fuller of El Paso, Tex., a sister, Mrs. Pearl Leap, of the ranch in NorthCraig county, and a brother, Henry Holderman of Ketchum, Okla.
Funeral services were held at Tahlequah Saturday, Oct. 23, followed by burial in the Tahlequah cemetery.
Mrs. Fuller was well known in Northeast Oklahoma. As a girl she attended school at Chetopa, Tahlequah, and othe points. All of the old-time settlers will remember her."
Researched & compiled by Virginia Brown
March 2014
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Contributor: Mark (48425187 on Feb. 25, 2020
Suggested edit: Nellie's Texas death certificate indicates she was born near Vinita, Oklahoma. At the time of her birth Vinita was basically a trading post in Cooweescoowee District of the Cherokee Nation. The Cherokee is a nation composed of people of many races with one important characteristic: each member is a descendant of at least one person who appeared on the Dawes Roll.
Her obituary was published in the Miami Daily News Record on Friday, November 5, 1937.
"Mrs. Robert Fuller Dies
Mrs. Robert Fuller, formerly Miss Nellie Holderman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Holderman of the State Line ranch south of Chetopa, of the early 70's, died at the family home in El Paso, Tex., Wednesday, Oct. 20, it was announced in Welch last week.
Mrs. Robert Fuller was survived by a son, Robert Fuller of El Paso, Tex., a sister, Mrs. Pearl Leap, of the ranch in NorthCraig county, and a brother, Henry Holderman of Ketchum, Okla.
Funeral services were held at Tahlequah Saturday, Oct. 23, followed by burial in the Tahlequah cemetery.
Mrs. Fuller was well known in Northeast Oklahoma. As a girl she attended school at Chetopa, Tahlequah, and othe points. All of the old-time settlers will remember her."
Researched & compiled by Virginia Brown
March 2014
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Contributor: Mark (48425187 on Feb. 25, 2020
Suggested edit: Nellie's Texas death certificate indicates she was born near Vinita, Oklahoma. At the time of her birth Vinita was basically a trading post in Cooweescoowee District of the Cherokee Nation. The Cherokee is a nation composed of people of many races with one important characteristic: each member is a descendant of at least one person who appeared on the Dawes Roll.
Nellie was living in El Paso, TX when she died at 1:15 a.m. on October 20, 1937, from Pulmonary Tuberculosis. She had lived 59 years, 8 months, & 23 days.
Her obituary was published in the Miami Daily News Record on Friday, November 5, 1937.
"Mrs. Robert Fuller Dies
Mrs. Robert Fuller, formerly Miss Nellie Holderman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Holderman of the State Line ranch south of Chetopa, of the early 70's, died at the family home in El Paso, Tex., Wednesday, Oct. 20, it was announced in Welch last week.
Mrs. Robert Fuller was survived by a son, Robert Fuller of El Paso, Tex., a sister, Mrs. Pearl Leap, of the ranch in NorthCraig county, and a brother, Henry Holderman of Ketchum, Okla.
Funeral services were held at Tahlequah Saturday, Oct. 23, followed by burial in the Tahlequah cemetery.
Mrs. Fuller was well known in Northeast Oklahoma. As a girl she attended school at Chetopa, Tahlequah, and othe points. All of the old-time settlers will remember her."
Researched & compiled by Virginia Brown
March 2014
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Contributor: Mark (48425187 on Feb. 25, 2020
Suggested edit: Nellie's Texas death certificate indicates she was born near Vinita, Oklahoma. At the time of her birth Vinita was basically a trading post in Cooweescoowee District of the Cherokee Nation. The Cherokee is a nation composed of people of many races with one important characteristic: each member is a descendant of at least one person who appeared on the Dawes Roll.
Her obituary was published in the Miami Daily News Record on Friday, November 5, 1937.
"Mrs. Robert Fuller Dies
Mrs. Robert Fuller, formerly Miss Nellie Holderman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Holderman of the State Line ranch south of Chetopa, of the early 70's, died at the family home in El Paso, Tex., Wednesday, Oct. 20, it was announced in Welch last week.
Mrs. Robert Fuller was survived by a son, Robert Fuller of El Paso, Tex., a sister, Mrs. Pearl Leap, of the ranch in NorthCraig county, and a brother, Henry Holderman of Ketchum, Okla.
Funeral services were held at Tahlequah Saturday, Oct. 23, followed by burial in the Tahlequah cemetery.
Mrs. Fuller was well known in Northeast Oklahoma. As a girl she attended school at Chetopa, Tahlequah, and othe points. All of the old-time settlers will remember her."
Researched & compiled by Virginia Brown
March 2014
-----
Contributor: Mark (48425187 on Feb. 25, 2020
Suggested edit: Nellie's Texas death certificate indicates she was born near Vinita, Oklahoma. At the time of her birth Vinita was basically a trading post in Cooweescoowee District of the Cherokee Nation. The Cherokee is a nation composed of people of many races with one important characteristic: each member is a descendant of at least one person who appeared on the Dawes Roll.
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