Mr. Zeb Vance Fullwood was a farmer in Burke County, NC. His family is one of the families for which this cemetery is named.
He was a son of Ned and Emma (Emmaline) Fullwood.
The 1920 Burke County Census lists him as Zebulon Fullwood, married to Laura (Avery) December 22, 1897 in Burke County, NC.
with the following children: Mabel, Frederick, Alexander, Lulu, Mary, Tyner, Bertha, Leslie, Lucille, and Patrick.
Abstracted from his obituary:
Zeb Fullwood, a well-known farmer of the Asbury section of Morganton, died at his home Friday morning following an illness of seven years.
The funeral was conducted from his residence Sunday afternoon at three o'clock by the Rev. M.C. Rosboro, with burial following in the Avery cememetery not far from his home.
He was survived by six daughters: Mabel Hawkins, Margaret Johnson, Lucille Berry, Bertha Johnson, Lessie Jenkins, and Ethel Smith. He was also survived by sons Fred, William, and Robert Fullwood; by sisters Ella Avery, Laura Benfield, Bessie Lake, and Hattie Shipper; and by brothers Frank, Fred, and Jim Fullwood.
(source: death certificate, interview with grandson; obituary in the Morganton News Herald, December 1952)
He was a son of Ned and Emma (Emmaline) Fullwood.
The 1920 Burke County Census lists him as Zebulon Fullwood, married to Laura (Avery) December 22, 1897 in Burke County, NC.
with the following children: Mabel, Frederick, Alexander, Lulu, Mary, Tyner, Bertha, Leslie, Lucille, and Patrick.
Abstracted from his obituary:
Zeb Fullwood, a well-known farmer of the Asbury section of Morganton, died at his home Friday morning following an illness of seven years.
The funeral was conducted from his residence Sunday afternoon at three o'clock by the Rev. M.C. Rosboro, with burial following in the Avery cememetery not far from his home.
He was survived by six daughters: Mabel Hawkins, Margaret Johnson, Lucille Berry, Bertha Johnson, Lessie Jenkins, and Ethel Smith. He was also survived by sons Fred, William, and Robert Fullwood; by sisters Ella Avery, Laura Benfield, Bessie Lake, and Hattie Shipper; and by brothers Frank, Fred, and Jim Fullwood.
(source: death certificate, interview with grandson; obituary in the Morganton News Herald, December 1952)
Mr. Zeb Vance Fullwood was a farmer in Burke County, NC. His family is one of the families for which this cemetery is named.
He was a son of Ned and Emma (Emmaline) Fullwood.
The 1920 Burke County Census lists him as Zebulon Fullwood, married to Laura (Avery) December 22, 1897 in Burke County, NC.
with the following children: Mabel, Frederick, Alexander, Lulu, Mary, Tyner, Bertha, Leslie, Lucille, and Patrick.
Abstracted from his obituary:
Zeb Fullwood, a well-known farmer of the Asbury section of Morganton, died at his home Friday morning following an illness of seven years.
The funeral was conducted from his residence Sunday afternoon at three o'clock by the Rev. M.C. Rosboro, with burial following in the Avery cememetery not far from his home.
He was survived by six daughters: Mabel Hawkins, Margaret Johnson, Lucille Berry, Bertha Johnson, Lessie Jenkins, and Ethel Smith. He was also survived by sons Fred, William, and Robert Fullwood; by sisters Ella Avery, Laura Benfield, Bessie Lake, and Hattie Shipper; and by brothers Frank, Fred, and Jim Fullwood.
(source: death certificate, interview with grandson; obituary in the Morganton News Herald, December 1952)
He was a son of Ned and Emma (Emmaline) Fullwood.
The 1920 Burke County Census lists him as Zebulon Fullwood, married to Laura (Avery) December 22, 1897 in Burke County, NC.
with the following children: Mabel, Frederick, Alexander, Lulu, Mary, Tyner, Bertha, Leslie, Lucille, and Patrick.
Abstracted from his obituary:
Zeb Fullwood, a well-known farmer of the Asbury section of Morganton, died at his home Friday morning following an illness of seven years.
The funeral was conducted from his residence Sunday afternoon at three o'clock by the Rev. M.C. Rosboro, with burial following in the Avery cememetery not far from his home.
He was survived by six daughters: Mabel Hawkins, Margaret Johnson, Lucille Berry, Bertha Johnson, Lessie Jenkins, and Ethel Smith. He was also survived by sons Fred, William, and Robert Fullwood; by sisters Ella Avery, Laura Benfield, Bessie Lake, and Hattie Shipper; and by brothers Frank, Fred, and Jim Fullwood.
(source: death certificate, interview with grandson; obituary in the Morganton News Herald, December 1952)
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