Obit for FULLER, Mr. Walter A. (b.1852 d.1923), Bay Lake, Crow Wing Co., MN
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The funeral of Mr. Walter A. Fuller occurred Saturday afternoon, June 9,
(1923*) at Bay Lake.  A number of relatives, friends and neighbors gathered
to pay respect to the memory of one who for many years had lived among them
and with them had borne his full share of responsibilities of life.
The deceased was born in Greenwood, Ill., Feb. 20, 1852.  He moved to
Marengo, Ill., with his parents in 1864 and was married April 3, 1873 to
Miss Emily Jane Buck of Marengo.  To this union were born twelve children,
eight sons, and four daughters, all living but one son who passed from this
world to the great beyond, five years ago last Thanksgiving.
Mr. Fuller had suffered for several years from stomach trouble and at the
last it was pronounced cancer of the stomach.
He moved to Marshall, Minn., in 1883 on a homestead, and in 1914 he moved to
Bay Lake where he lived at the time of his death.
Besides his eleven children he leaves to mourn their loss, his beloved wife
and a brother, O. M. Fuller, of Marengo, Ill.

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