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Charles Ezekiel Fuller
Birth: 	Jul. 12, 1841
Bridgewater Township
Susquehanna County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: 	May 20, 1915
Meshoppen
Wyoming County
Pennsylvania, USA

From the Independent Republican, Montrose, Pa., Friday May 28, 1915:
Mentally Despondent Auburn and Meshoppen Men End Their Lives

Charles Fuller a highly respected resident of Meshoppen while mentally
unbalanced by ill health ended his life by hanging himself on Thursday
afternoon of last week. The sad news came as a great shock to many of fir
ends in Wyoming and Susquehanna counties where he was widely know and beloved.

The funeral was held at his late home on Tuesday afternoon 1 o'clock, Rev
NW. R. Siang officiating, assisted by Rev D. M. Corkwell who officiated at
the grave in Jersey Hill cemetery.

Mr. Fuller was born in Bridgewater township this county nearly 74 years
ago. The greater part of his life was spent in West Auburn where he married
Miss Retta Raub and where they centered a family around children. For the
past eleven years he and his wife have lived in Meshoppen.

He was a veteran of the Civil War. Serving in Co. C 203rd Pa Vol. He was
the first master of the West Auburn Grange and a loyal member of the West
Auburn Methodist Episcopal Church where he retained his membership, although
a regular attendant of the church of his faith in Meshoppen.

No man in that vicinity was more highly honored than he was by all who knew
him, and there is unaffected grief at his departure.

Besides his wife, he is survived by three sons: Frank E., late district judge
of Alaska; Arthur J. of Tunkhannock and Frank R. of Auburn and one brother
and one niece - Joshua O. Fuller of Laceyville and L. D. Biles of Camptown.

Burial:
Jersey Hill Cemetery
Auburn Center
Susquehanna County
Pennsylvania, USA

Created by: Barbara Lott
Record added: Feb 29, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 24956870

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