Orson D. Fuller

Orson D. Fuller - was born in Cuyahoga county, Ohio, July 30, 1829. His parents were Able B. and Roxanna (Cole) Fuller, both died in Putnam county, Ohio; the former in June 1856, the latter in April 1840. He has been thrice married. His first wife was Ellen, daughter of James and Mary Mayberry and to whom one child was born, Nancy M., July 11, 1852; she lives in Brown township. His second wife was Mary Jamison, a sister of his present wife; he has also two children by this wife, John Francis, born August 27, 1854; Alexander T., December 13, 1857; both reside in Brown township. The present Mrs. Fuller is Cynthia, daughter of Francis and Rachel (Wroten) Jamison, both of whom are deceased-the father in Putnam county, the mother in Allen county. She was born in Allen county, Ohio, October 27, 1833, and their marriage took place in Putnam county, Ohio, March 4, 1860. They have three children: Mary A., born March 4, 1862; Julia E., April 7, 1864; Rachel F., August 25, 1866, died November 29, 1878. Mr. Fuller has no less than five different families residing under his roof, among whom there has always been a harmonious feeling. He has been Clerk of Courts in this county for three years. He had two brothers, Jonathan and Jacob, in the war of 1861; the first was a member of the 57th Ohio. Orson is a farmer, and a blacksmith. He settled in this county in November 1865. Address, Oakwood, Paulding county, Ohio.