Bio: John B. Fuller, Sabine Parish, Louisiana

Source: History of Sabine Parish by John G. Belisle, The Sabine Banner Press,

1912 (Page 291)

Submitted: by : Kay Thompson Brown
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JOHN B. FULLER



John B. Fuller was born at Shiloh, Union parish, November 22, 1851, and spent

his boyhood days there.  On May 27, 1871, he was married to Evie Sherwood and

in August of that year moved to Catahoula parish, near Harrisonburg, and in

1875 came to Sabine parish and has resided here ever since.  In 1886 he was

elected constable of his ward, but resigned in 1880 was appointed postmaster

at Mitchell and served in that position for two years.  He served one term as

member of the Parish School Board.  In 1910 he was elected as a member of the

Police Jury, and for one term was president of that body.  In 1912 he was re

elected Police Juror.  Mr. Fuller has always been a conservative exponent of

every proposition for the public good and advancement, standing for the things

that make for good citizenship, and has aimed to serve the people faithfully

and impartially, and is esteemed as a man of sterling integrity and splendid

character.



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