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Mrs. Eugenia Foulds Fulton, for many years a resident of Carmel, passed away, Saturday, September 8, at the Grace Deere Vele Metabolic clinic.
Mrs. Fulton was born at Goshen, Ohio, in 1848, and spent her girlhood in Cincinnati. After attending school at Mount Auburn Seminary she married in 1870 to Jefferson L. Fulton of Covington, Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Fulton early in their married life took up residence in Chicago, where Mr. Fulton established himself in business. Through the years, Mrs. Fulton was prominently identified with the social, club and philanthropic activities of the growing city.
When Mr. Fulton retired from business in 1915, the family came to California and made its home in Hollywood. After her husband's death, Mrs. Fulton came to Carmel to reside.
The deceased is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude F. Tooker of Berkeley and her son, Lester B. Fulton of Berkeley.
In the presence of close friends and relatives, memorial services were held Sunday afternoon at the Fulton home of North Casanova street. Final interment will be in Rose Hill cemetery, Chicago.
Provided by Denise Sallee, Librarian/Archivist, Local History Department, Harrison Memorial Library, PO Box 800, Mission & Sixth, Carmel, CA 93921 (831) 624-1615
Mrs. Eugenia Foulds Fulton, for many years a resident of Carmel, passed away, Saturday, September 8, at the Grace Deere Vele Metabolic clinic.
Mrs. Fulton was born at Goshen, Ohio, in 1848, and spent her girlhood in Cincinnati. After attending school at Mount Auburn Seminary she married in 1870 to Jefferson L. Fulton of Covington, Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Fulton early in their married life took up residence in Chicago, where Mr. Fulton established himself in business. Through the years, Mrs. Fulton was prominently identified with the social, club and philanthropic activities of the growing city.
When Mr. Fulton retired from business in 1915, the family came to California and made its home in Hollywood. After her husband's death, Mrs. Fulton came to Carmel to reside.
The deceased is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude F. Tooker of Berkeley and her son, Lester B. Fulton of Berkeley.
In the presence of close friends and relatives, memorial services were held Sunday afternoon at the Fulton home of North Casanova street. Final interment will be in Rose Hill cemetery, Chicago.
Provided by Denise Sallee, Librarian/Archivist, Local History Department, Harrison Memorial Library, PO Box 800, Mission & Sixth, Carmel, CA 93921 (831) 624-1615
Long-time Resident Answers Last Call
Mrs. Eugenia Foulds Fulton, for many years a resident of Carmel, passed away, Saturday, September 8, at the Grace Deere Vele Metabolic clinic.
Mrs. Fulton was born at Goshen, Ohio, in 1848, and spent her girlhood in Cincinnati. After attending school at Mount Auburn Seminary she married in 1870 to Jefferson L. Fulton of Covington, Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Fulton early in their married life took up residence in Chicago, where Mr. Fulton established himself in business. Through the years, Mrs. Fulton was prominently identified with the social, club and philanthropic activities of the growing city.
When Mr. Fulton retired from business in 1915, the family came to California and made its home in Hollywood. After her husband's death, Mrs. Fulton came to Carmel to reside.
The deceased is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude F. Tooker of Berkeley and her son, Lester B. Fulton of Berkeley.
In the presence of close friends and relatives, memorial services were held Sunday afternoon at the Fulton home of North Casanova street. Final interment will be in Rose Hill cemetery, Chicago.
Provided by Denise Sallee, Librarian/Archivist, Local History Department, Harrison Memorial Library, PO Box 800, Mission & Sixth, Carmel, CA 93921 (831) 624-1615
Mrs. Eugenia Foulds Fulton, for many years a resident of Carmel, passed away, Saturday, September 8, at the Grace Deere Vele Metabolic clinic.
Mrs. Fulton was born at Goshen, Ohio, in 1848, and spent her girlhood in Cincinnati. After attending school at Mount Auburn Seminary she married in 1870 to Jefferson L. Fulton of Covington, Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Fulton early in their married life took up residence in Chicago, where Mr. Fulton established himself in business. Through the years, Mrs. Fulton was prominently identified with the social, club and philanthropic activities of the growing city.
When Mr. Fulton retired from business in 1915, the family came to California and made its home in Hollywood. After her husband's death, Mrs. Fulton came to Carmel to reside.
The deceased is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude F. Tooker of Berkeley and her son, Lester B. Fulton of Berkeley.
In the presence of close friends and relatives, memorial services were held Sunday afternoon at the Fulton home of North Casanova street. Final interment will be in Rose Hill cemetery, Chicago.
Provided by Denise Sallee, Librarian/Archivist, Local History Department, Harrison Memorial Library, PO Box 800, Mission & Sixth, Carmel, CA 93921 (831) 624-1615
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