Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Fuller, Benjamin 1904
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The Belding Banner, Thursday, March 24, 1904


Benjamin Fuller, the well known local lath mill operator, died very suddenly 
in his home in the southern part of town early Tuesday morning from an 
apoplectic attack occasioned by acute indigestion.  He was ill but a few 
minutes, and when he came home in the evening seemed unusually well.  An 
autopsy was conducted Tuesday morning.  Mr. Fuller was a very genial man, 
large hearted to a fault and had many friends.  The funeral was conducted 
yesterday afternoon at the fuller home by Rev. C. E. Pollock.

Benjamin Fuller was born in Durham, Mansfield county, Ont. April 14, 1851, 
being the youngest of six children.  He came to Michigan when 11 years old, 
and lived in the township of Keene, Ionia county.  He was married in 1875 to 
Dora M. Gay, of Ionia, to whom four daughters were born, the elder dying in 
infancy.  Besides the widow he leaves three daughters, Mrs. Lewis Stearns, of 
Howard City, Mrs. Alex Bain, of Belding, and Mrs. Albert Ritzema, of Grand 
Rapids, and one grandson.  Three brothers, Asa, William, and James Fuller, all 
of Belding.  Another brother, Levi, died last September.  One sister, Mrs. 
Jane Thompson, of Keene, also survives.


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