Georgia:  Putnam County:  Obituary of James Fuller
14 January 1911

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The Eatonton Messanger News Paper
14 Jan. 1911 Saturday 


Mrs. S.M. Schell was called to Lanzenby's Mill on account of the illness of 
her father.

Obituary: On Friday morning Jan. 13, the angel of death entered the home of 
Mrs. Marsh and bore away the Spirit of her aged father, James Fuller. 
Mr. Fuller was born and reared in Putnam Co. and was one of her successful 
farmers and a veteran of the Civil War. 

Nine years ago his wife died and since that time he has made his home with 
his eldest daughter Mrs. Will Marsh. A few weeks ago was taken ill, and 
after a short illness death released him from pain and suffering. He has gone 
to join his loved ones in Heaven,where pain and sorrow are unknown, where 
there are no partings.

His loved ones here on earth will miss him and his memory will ever be 
cherished.

There will be one more tie in Heaven to make them lead better lives in hopes 
of meeting once more with this dear one in after life.

He was ever thoughtful of his family, and made all the days possible full of 
sunshine for them, therefore, instead of a care in his old age; he was a 
pleasure to his children. He is surrived by seven children; Mrs. Will Marsh, 
Mrs. Sam Schell, Mrs.Joe Hardaway, Mrs.Edward Patillo, Mr.Bob Fuller, 
Mr.Allen Fuller, Mr. Tom Fuller, Mr. Sim Fuller, Mr. Walker Fuller, and Mr. 
Harrison Fuller.
One who loved him.
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