Father: Jessee Green Fuller
Mother: Elizabeth Ragland
THE LAMPASAS LEADER
DECEMBER 14, 1923
SUDDEN DEATH
Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock R. R. Fuller, who made his home with his son, D. A. Fuller, out on the Hamilton road about three miles, died suddenly. He was sitting at the dinner table eating dinner and became strangled on some food and expired in a few minutes. Up to the time of his death he had been active and in good health, though he had reached the ripe old age of eighty-six years.
He is survived by two sons and two daughters, D.A. Fuller and R.M. Fuller who live here; Mrs. Sam Bozeman, of Oklamona; Mrs. Chris Fletcher, of Brownwood, Bob Fuller is a grandson whom he reared, and he has a number of other grandchildren living here and elsewhere.
He had lived in this county for thirty years, was a member of the Methodist church, and was highly respected by his neighbors and the people in general.
Funeral arrangements had not been made, pending information from children living at a distance.
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Home in 1870 Township 21 Range 9, Perry, Alabama
1880 Census - Jones Prairie, Milam, Texas
1900 Census - Precinct 1, Lampasas, Texas
1910 Census - Precinct 1, Lampasas, Texas
1920 Census - Precinct 1, Lampasas, Texas
Head: David A. 34
Robert R. Fuller 83
The above furnished by Sue Lilley
Mother: Elizabeth Ragland
THE LAMPASAS LEADER
DECEMBER 14, 1923
SUDDEN DEATH
Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock R. R. Fuller, who made his home with his son, D. A. Fuller, out on the Hamilton road about three miles, died suddenly. He was sitting at the dinner table eating dinner and became strangled on some food and expired in a few minutes. Up to the time of his death he had been active and in good health, though he had reached the ripe old age of eighty-six years.
He is survived by two sons and two daughters, D.A. Fuller and R.M. Fuller who live here; Mrs. Sam Bozeman, of Oklamona; Mrs. Chris Fletcher, of Brownwood, Bob Fuller is a grandson whom he reared, and he has a number of other grandchildren living here and elsewhere.
He had lived in this county for thirty years, was a member of the Methodist church, and was highly respected by his neighbors and the people in general.
Funeral arrangements had not been made, pending information from children living at a distance.
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Home in 1870 Township 21 Range 9, Perry, Alabama
1880 Census - Jones Prairie, Milam, Texas
1900 Census - Precinct 1, Lampasas, Texas
1910 Census - Precinct 1, Lampasas, Texas
1920 Census - Precinct 1, Lampasas, Texas
Head: David A. 34
Robert R. Fuller 83
The above furnished by Sue Lilley
Father: Jessee Green Fuller
Mother: Elizabeth Ragland
THE LAMPASAS LEADER
DECEMBER 14, 1923
SUDDEN DEATH
Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock R. R. Fuller, who made his home with his son, D. A. Fuller, out on the Hamilton road about three miles, died suddenly. He was sitting at the dinner table eating dinner and became strangled on some food and expired in a few minutes. Up to the time of his death he had been active and in good health, though he had reached the ripe old age of eighty-six years.
He is survived by two sons and two daughters, D.A. Fuller and R.M. Fuller who live here; Mrs. Sam Bozeman, of Oklamona; Mrs. Chris Fletcher, of Brownwood, Bob Fuller is a grandson whom he reared, and he has a number of other grandchildren living here and elsewhere.
He had lived in this county for thirty years, was a member of the Methodist church, and was highly respected by his neighbors and the people in general.
Funeral arrangements had not been made, pending information from children living at a distance.
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Home in 1870 Township 21 Range 9, Perry, Alabama
1880 Census - Jones Prairie, Milam, Texas
1900 Census - Precinct 1, Lampasas, Texas
1910 Census - Precinct 1, Lampasas, Texas
1920 Census - Precinct 1, Lampasas, Texas
Head: David A. 34
Robert R. Fuller 83
The above furnished by Sue Lilley
Mother: Elizabeth Ragland
THE LAMPASAS LEADER
DECEMBER 14, 1923
SUDDEN DEATH
Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock R. R. Fuller, who made his home with his son, D. A. Fuller, out on the Hamilton road about three miles, died suddenly. He was sitting at the dinner table eating dinner and became strangled on some food and expired in a few minutes. Up to the time of his death he had been active and in good health, though he had reached the ripe old age of eighty-six years.
He is survived by two sons and two daughters, D.A. Fuller and R.M. Fuller who live here; Mrs. Sam Bozeman, of Oklamona; Mrs. Chris Fletcher, of Brownwood, Bob Fuller is a grandson whom he reared, and he has a number of other grandchildren living here and elsewhere.
He had lived in this county for thirty years, was a member of the Methodist church, and was highly respected by his neighbors and the people in general.
Funeral arrangements had not been made, pending information from children living at a distance.
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Home in 1870 Township 21 Range 9, Perry, Alabama
1880 Census - Jones Prairie, Milam, Texas
1900 Census - Precinct 1, Lampasas, Texas
1910 Census - Precinct 1, Lampasas, Texas
1920 Census - Precinct 1, Lampasas, Texas
Head: David A. 34
Robert R. Fuller 83
The above furnished by Sue Lilley
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