Person:William Fuller (70)

Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas, 1885 state census:^[2]

Fuller, W. G. 26 yrs Carpenter b. Iowa Came from Iowa

      Christina 24 yrs b. Missouri Came from Missouri

      Clara 3 yrs b. Kansas

      Roy 2 yrs b. Kansas

Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas, 1885 state census:^[3]

Fuller, W. G. 36 yrs b. Iowa Came from Iowa Contractor

      Ray 12 yrs b. Kansas

      Arthur 6 yrs b. Kansas

      Willie 4 yrs b. Kansas

      Christine 34 yrs b. Missouri Came from Missouri

      Clara 13 yrs b. Kansas

      Ease 10 yrs b. Kansas

      Gertie 8 yrs b. Kansas

Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas, 1900 census:^[4]

Fuller, William G. Head 40 yrs (b. Jun 1859) (marr. 19 yrs) b. Iowa (parents, b. Ohio/Indiana) Contractor

      Cristina Wife 39 yrs (b. Dec 1860) (6 children, 6 living) b. Missouri (parents, b. Tennessee/Missouri)

      Clara Dau 18 yrs (b. Dec 1881) b. Kansas (parents, b. Iowa/Missouri) At School

      Roy A. Son 18 yrs (b. Mar 1882) [sic] b. Kansas (parents, b. Iowa/Missouri) At School

      Essey S. Dau 16 yrs (b. Apr 1884) b. Kansas (parents, b. Iowa/Missouri) At School

      Rose G. Dau 13 yrs (b. Aug 1886) b. Kansas (parents, b. Iowa/Missouri) At School

      Arthur L. Son 12 yrs (b. Feb 1888) b. Kansas (parents, b. Iowa/Missouri) At School

      William G. Son 9 yrs (b. Feb 1891) b. Kansas (parents, b. Iowa/Missouri) At School

      Minnie Neice 21 yrs (b. Oct 1878) b. Kansas (parents, b. Indiana)

Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas, 1910 census:^[5]

Fuller, William G. Head 51 yrs (marr. 29 yrs) b. Iowa (parents, b. "United States") Carpenter (Contractor)

      Cristina B. Wife 49 yrs (6 children, 6 living) b. Missouri (parents, b. Tennessee/Missouri)

      Gertrude R. Dau 22 yrs (single) b. Kansas (parents, b Iowa/Missouri)

      Arther L. Son 21 yrs (single) b. Kansas (parents, b Iowa/Missouri) Carpenter (House)

      William G. Son 19 yrs (single) b. Kansas (parents, b Iowa/Missouri) Carpenter (House)

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3} Find A Grave.

   W. G. Fuller

2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 Kansas State Board of Agriculture. Decennial census, Kansas 1885: Leavenworth County, Kansas. (Topeka: Kansas State Historical Society, 1969)
   p. 389, dwelling/family 584/598.
3. ↑ ^3.0 3.1 Kansas State Board of Agriculture. Decennial census of Kansas 1895: Leavenworth County, Kansas. (Topeka: Kansas State Historical Society, 1957)
   p. ___, dwelling/family 533/546.
4. ↑ ^4.0 4.1 Leavenworth, Kansas, United States. 1900 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration Publication T623)
   ED 102, p. 5A, dwelling/family 88/90 (200 Columbia Ave).
5. ↑ ^5.0 5.1 Leavenworth, Kansas, United States. 1910 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration Publication T624)
   ED 105, p. 7A, dwelling/family 158/152 (200 Columbia Ave).
6.   Leavenworth (Kansas) Post
   p. 1, 18 Nov 1912.

   W.G. FULLER IS DEAD AFTER A LONG ILLNESS
   
   Prominent in Business Here For Many Years
   Submitted to Operation
   Once of Fuller & Feller Lumber Company
   Health Failed Two Years Ago, Since When He Grew Gradually Worse--An Active Career Here
   
   William G. Fuller, a resident of Leavenworth for thirty years, and among this city's best known business men, died at St. John's hospital at 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, following an operation performed as a last resort to relieve him from a protracted illness. He was 54 years old.
   
   Funeral services will be conducted at the family residence, No. 200 Columbia avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Atkinson of the First Baptist church, assisted by the Rev. J.S. Davis of Kansas City, the Rev. E. Floyd of Independence, Mo., and Chaplain Leavitt of the federal prison, will have charge. Burial will take place in Mount Muncie cemetery.
   
   Born in Taylor county, Ia., June 18, 1858, Mr. Fuller was educated in his hometown and lived there or thereabouts until he reached early manhood, soon after which he came to Leavenworth. Shortly after his arrival here, where he engaged in government contracting business, he was married to Miss Christina Bedwell of Leavenworth.
   
   In later years he organized and became president of the Robert Garrett Lumber Company, which later became the Fuller & Feller Lumber Company. Under the later name the firm became one of the foremost in Leavenworth county, and in it he remained until about four years ago, when he again resumed government contracting.
   
   WHEN HIS HEALTH FAILED
   
   Some two years ago Mr. Fuller's health began to fail. At first it was not thought his condition would become serious, but it was not long before he was compelled to give up the activity in which he had been engaged practically all his life theretofore.
   
   Slowly but surely his condition became worse. Several weeks ago he was compelled to take to his bed, and more recently an operation was decided upon as the only means of saving his life. This operation was not successful.
   
   Mr. Fuller was one of the men who made Leavenworth what it is. Although not among the older residents, he always was active in anything which had to do with the betterment of the city and everything having to do with it. He always had been a member of the First Baptist church here. He was among the foremost members of the Leavenworth lodge of Elks.
   
   Other than Mrs. Fuller, three sons and three daughters, as follows, survive: Roy, Arthur and William Fuller Jr., Mrs. Ira Bebout, Mrs. J.E. Faulkner and Miss Gertrude Fuller. All live in Leavenworth.
   
   The pallbearers for the funeral will as follows: William Albright, H.C. Feller, E.W. Snyder, P.J. McDonald, John Gable, Fred McGaban, C.P. Rutherford and V.A. Kelly.