MUSCOGEE COUNTY, GA - OBITS  John G. Fuller - Effie Lee (Smith)
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The obituary of John G. Fuller, husband of Effie Lee Smith
Fuller, who lived outside Phenix City, AL in Lee County.
The obit was published in the Columbus, GA paper. Ann
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The Columbus Enquirer, Friday Morning, May 15, 1936


J. G. Fuller


J. G. Fuller, 61, died at his home on the Crawford road
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock after an illness of only two
weeks.  Mr. Fuller had lived there all of his life and had
many friends who regret to learn of his passing.  He is
survived by four sons, Edward, George and Andrew, all of
Phenix City, and John D. Fuller of Tuscaloosa, Ala.; four
daughters, Lucille and Effie Lee Fuller of Phenix City; Mrs.
Cleo Johnson and Mrs. Mary Dudley of Phenix City; three
brothers, George and Fonnie Fuller, of Phenix City, and Ri
Fuller, of Akron, Ohio, and five grandchildren.  Funeral
services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Ladonia
church, with Rev. Chas. Brewer officiating. Interment will
be at Evans cemetery on the Crawford road.




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This is the obituary of Effie Lee (Smith)
Fuller, wife of John G. Fuller, who lived just outside
Phenix City, AL in Lee County.  The obit was published in
the Columbus, GA newspaper. Ann *********


Columbus Enquirer, Wednesday Morning, September 5, 1934


Mrs. J. G. Fuller


Funeral services for Mrs. J. G. Fuller, well known Lee
county woman who died Monday afternoon, were held Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Dudley, five miles from the city on the Crawford
road.


Rev. Mr. Brewer conducted the services and the interment was
in the family cemetery on the Crawford road.


The following served as pallbearers:  Herschel Hightower,
Leon Ellison, Edward Woods, Louis Johnson, Albert Simms and
Hugh Fuller.


Miss Dorothy Dobbs, Mrs. Edwin Kelley and C. L. Dobbs sang
"In The Garden" and "Peace, Sweet Peace, A Gift of God's
Love."



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