Obit of Mrs. Jennie EDES-FULLER (b.1842 d.1925) Wabasha Co., MN
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Lake City Graphic-Republican
Lake City, MN
May 5, 1925

Pioneer Woman Dead

Mrs. Jennie Edes Fuller died at her home in this city Saturday morning after
an illness of two weeks.

The deceased was born near Glasgow, Scotland, May 26, 1842. At the age of
nine she came to America with an older brother and his family, her parents
having died.  They settled in Scotch Grove, Iowa, where she received her
early education and later attended the Cedar Rapids Academy.
In October 1868, she was married to Mr. Samuel Edes and they came to Lake
city to live.  In 1895, about ten years after the death of Mr. Edes she was
united in marriage to Rev. George Fuller, former pastor of the First Baptist
church of this city, who died in 1908.

Funeral services took place this afternoon at the First Baptist church of
which she was a loyal member or nearly sixty years.  Dr. Charles Plummer
officiating.
The pallbearers were Lucius mason, James Monroe, Thomas Sampon, Dr. E. H.
Bayley, M. L. Collins,  William Pletsch.

Those from out of town who are here for the funeral are Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bowers of Sabula, Iowa, Miss Laura Miller of Minneapolis, both ladies being
nieces of Mrs. Fuller.  Mrs. Lillian Fuller Gray of Minneapolis has been
here during the past two weeks attending Mrs. Fuller during her illness.