Obit for FULLER, Edwin Augustus (b.1864 d.1907), Pipestone Co., MN

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E.A. Fuller



In last week's issue of the Enterprise we made brief mention of the death 

of E.A. Fuller which occurred Thursday afternoon at about three o'clock.  

The funeral services were held in the Congregational church and were 

conducted by Rev. A. S. Willoughby.  The remains were interred in the 

Edgerton cemetery.



Edwin A. Fuller was born in New Hampshire in 1864 and resided with his 

parents there until 1877 when they moved to Iowa where they remained about 

two years, moving from that state in 1879 to Edgerton, hear which place he 

resided until his death.  In 1890 he was united in marriage to Miss Emma 

Thurston.  This union was blessed by the birth of one son, Darwin F., and 

two daughters, Marcia and Angie, who all live to mourn the death of a 

loving husband and father.  His parents preceded him to "the great 

majority" his mother passing away in 1888 and his father in February, 

1906.  Besides his wife and children he leaves a sister, Mrs. T. J. 

Butterfield.

The deceased was a kind, honest and industrious gentleman, an indulgent 

father and obliging neighbor and friend.  He leaves his family in 

excellent financial circumstances.