Mecosta-Hillsdale County MI Archives Biographies.....Fuller, David C. January 28, 1818 - 
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Author: Chapman Brothers

DAVID C. FULLER, attorney, Millbrook village, was born in Onondaga, N.Y., Jan. 
28, 1818.  His father, 

Reuben Fuller, was a native of Connecticut, and his mother, Hannah (Scott) 
Fuller, was born in Dutchess 

Co., N.Y.  They first settled in Otsego Co., N.Y., afterwards removing to 
Onondaga County in that State.  

The early life of Mr. Fuller was passed in Madison Co., N.Y.  In the fall of 
1836, when he was 18 years 

old, he came to Adams, Hillsdale Co., Mich., where he lived until the spring 
of 1881, with the exception of 

five years, which period he lived in Wisconsin and at Adrian, Mich.  In the 
spring of 1881 he came to 

Mecosta County and fixed his residence in the township of Millbrook.

Mr. Fuller obtained his elementary education in the common schools of his 
native State and attended an 

academy in Onondaga County two terms.  In 1854 he began to prepare for his 
profession, and was admitted to 

the Bar in Wisconsin, Oct. 8, 1858.  He was admitted to practice in the courts 
of Michigan August 2, 1882, 

and is actively engaged in the duties of his profession at Millbrook.  He was 
married in Adams, Hillsdale 

County, Aug. 22, 1843, to Abigail T., daughter of Jacob and Theodicea (Hart) 
Jackson.  She was born in 

Victor, Ontario Co., N.Y., June 14, 1823, and died April 1, 1883, in 
Millbrook, leaving four children, 

Morris R., Caroline A., Lucetta L. and Anson D.  Mrs. Fuller was an active and 
prominent member of the M.E. 

Church (as is Mr. Fuller), and lived for her family, where she was a model of 
domestic virtues; and in her 

death the household has met a loss which can never be suplied.

Mr. Fuller records himself a Republican "dyed in the wool."  He has been in 
official positions in the 

varius places where he has resided, and in 1854 untied with the Order of Odd 
Fellows at Hillsdale.

Additional Comments:
1883 Portrait & Bio Album of Mecosta Co.

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