OBIT: Roy or Ray FULLER, 1913, Salisbury, Somerset County, PA

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Fuller, Roy or Ray

  Roy Fuller of Salisbury, a miner, who had finished his day's work, was found 
dead on Tuesday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock. The cause of his death is supposed to 
have been organic heart trouble. He was aged 31 years and is survived by his 
wife and three children. He was buried on Friday in the Odd Fellows Cemetery.

Meyersdale Commercial, Jan. 1, 1914

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About 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon Herbert Jones, a driver in the Fairview Mines 
in Flog Hill, found the dead body Ray Fuller, of West Salisbury, in one of the 
rooms of the mines in which the young miner had been working. The unfortunate 
man was subject to muscular rheumatism and it is supposed that an attack of this 
went to his heart and caused his death. Deceased was a hard working man and had 
loaded four cars on the day of his demise. He was 30 years of age and leaves a 
wife and several children. Funeral services were held at the home in West 
Salisbury on Friday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. H. Lewis Thomas, pastor of the 
M. E. Church officiating. The bereaved widow is a daughter of Mrs. Reuben Folk, 
and the late Reuben Folk, of West Salisbury.

Meyersdale Commercial, Jan. 1, 1914

[NOTE: Not sure if first name is Roy or Ray. ap]