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1		Fuller Farm, lunch break during harvest, 1923 Charles Woodman Fuller is standing on the right overseeing his harvest crew - no mention that any of them are family, Except on the boy on the far left is Babe Fuller about 11 years old .... I'll bet the crew looked forward to this lunch baskets arriving, packed up by the girls on the farm with a coffee pot .... This is a wonderful picture and gives you the atmosphere that existed at the time.	Charles Woodman Fuller Sebastian "Babe" Fuller
2		Charles W. Fuller farming Babe said that this is the last Picture of Charles Woodman Fuller before he died
3		Babe Fuller and his brother Ralph Ralph was a cowboy, farm hand, rodeo bull rider, etc. all his life and died as a result of an accident where he was a rodeo clown. Babe did not follow his brothers cowboy lifestyle.	Ralph Fuller Sebastian "Babe" Fuller
4		Fuller, Charles Woodman and Grace Dechanet family Bk L. Glen, Bell, Harry, Roy, Dora, Alfred, Ralph. Sit, Charles W, Grace. Fr, Ollie, Sebastian (Babe).	Family: Charles Woodman Fuller / Grace Déchanet
5		Fuller, Charles Woodman and the older boys Standing Left - Ralph, Harry, Glen, Roy, Alfred (named after Grace's father) Sitting - Charles Woodman Fuller Boys missing: Oliver 'Ollie' and Sebastian 'Babe', (named after Grace's grandfather)	Family: Charles Woodman Fuller / Grace Déchanet
6		Fuller, Ralph Here Ralph is in an army uniform. Not much is known as to what part he played in the war.
7		Fuller, Ralph Ralph Fuller the Cowboy -- the life he loved	Ralph Fuller
8		Fuller, Ralph and Alfred on the farm The older Fuller boys were cowboys and this picture shows that they not only rode horses, but dressed the part as well. I am sure that they all worked hard on the farming part of their life but their passion was being cowboys.
9		Fuller, Ralph on the farm Ralph Fuller, Cowboy and Ranch Hand
10		Fuller, Ralph and Babe The picture was taken down on the "flats" by the river and likely the rooming house is behind the photographer. This was one year after their mother died.	Ralph Fuller Sebastian "Babe" Fuller
11		Ralph in Calgary Stampede Here Ralph is riding in the Calgary Stampede Parade and I am sure the city folk found this part of the wild west fascinating. Ralph was always clowning around. The building in the background is still there on 8th Ave and 2nd Street SW, Calgary in 2021 ...... it is the JSS Barristers Building. The parade at that time or whatever event Ralph is performing for, was on 8th Ave at that time.	Ralph Fuller
12		1920 on the Fuller Farm Harvesting on the Fuller Farm
13		1920 Fuller Farm
14		1920 Thrashing Trashing on the Fuller farm
15		1936 Carbon Alberta farming Farming Pictures from the Carbon area, 1936
16		Alfred's daughter Margaret Fuller Giles on the Fuller Farm	Margaret Grace Fuller
17		Alfred's daughter Margaret Grace on the Fuller Farm Margaret's married name was Margaret Grace Giles	Margaret Grace Fuller
18		Aunt Nellie at the farm Ellen "Nellie" Kyle Fuller was the wife of Harry Fuller and lived on the farm until Harry died in 1928	Ellen "Nellie" Kyle
19		Babe and Ollie on the farm Ollie (Oliver) had polio early in his life	Oliver "Ollie" Woodman Fuller Sebastian "Babe" Fuller
20		Babe Fuller There were always lots of ponies to ride on the Fuller Farm	Sebastian "Babe" Fuller
21		Babe Fuller on the Fuller Farm
22		Belle Fuller and Jack Vaughan This picture was taken on the Fuller farm, likely before Belle and Jack's marriage in 1927	Zilphie Alice "Belle" Fuller Harold Rudolph "Jack" Vaughan
23		Butchering at the Fuller farm
24		Calgary Market The Fuller family often hauled a load of coal and sold it at the Calgary market, some 100 kilometers one away. They then bought supplies needed for the mine or farm. This included barrels of food such as dried fruit, flour, oats, and other dry goods as well as clothing, etc.
25		Charles and Harry Fuller on the farm This is Charles standing and his son Harry sitting in the buggy. Jack Balderson told the story that when Charles W Fuller retired, he and Grace loved to drive in a one horse buggy to visit family and friends - especially on Sundays and this almost certainly is the horse and buggy they drove in.
26		Charles W Fuller on the farm Charles has his arm around either Bell or Dora and Babe & Ollie are on the right side.
27		Fuller farm Very early day tractor on the Fuller Farm
28		Fuller farmhouse in the winter
29		Fuller homestead land in Carbon area The Fuller Farm/Ranch was in fact Charles W.'s homestead located at the NW 1/4 of Section 2, Tsp 29, Rg 23, W4 meridian. Three of Charles' children homesteaded the other 3 quarters of Section 2: NE 1/4 - His son Allen SE 1/4 - his son Jesse SW 1/4 - his daughter Anne and her husband Norman McClellan This map show that the Farm was about 1 mile south of the land above the mine, where the family lived part of the time and Harry and his new wife Nellie lived there for awhile after they were married.	Allen Ray Fuller Annie L. "Anna Belle" Fuller Charles Woodman Fuller Jessie Edwin "Jesse" Fuller
30		Fuller, Farm in Carbon, Alberta, Canada This wonderful old picture shows Grace Déchanet Fuller, mother of the family in Carbon, doing the family washing outside.	Grace Déchanet Charles Woodman Fuller
31		Fuller, Olle Ollie is shown here with two of the farm horses used to pull farming equipment of plowing, harrowing and even swathers. During this time in history a farm could not operate without these horses. A good farmer had to be a shrewd horse trader as well.	Oliver "Ollie" Woodman Fuller
32		Fuller farm scene Setting up the machinery at harvest time
33		Fullers farm, Carbon, Alberta, Canada Good picture of a car they drove at the time on the Fuller Farm
34		Getting ready for new mine system Preparing the area to add a rail spur into the Fuller Mine area after the main CPR rail line came through the valley in 1921 specifically to pick up coal from the area. According to Babe Fuller, his father, Charles W. Fuller mortgaged the farm and used the money to build this spur off the main line in about 1921/2 and when they started mining from this new mine entrance into the Fuller mine. they found that the coal seam that existed through the old entrance did not extend to the new entrance. The life that Charles and Grace had built over time ended and they then put their energy into the Minors Rooming House, which was run by Grace and her girls.
35		Grace Dechanet Fuller Grace was in charge of all the household duties on the farm.	Grace Déchanet
36		Harry fishing Harry taking a break from his farm duties and catching supper.
37		Harry Fuller on the farm Harry and his favourite horse.
38		Harry Fuller the farmer Here Harry is making stooks .... a group of sheaves stood on end to dry before being picked up and fed into the thrashing machine to harvest the grain out..
39		Harvest time on Fuller farm A very old picture
40		Harvest time on the Fuller farm After the sheaves of grain were dried in stooks, the sheaves were picked up by loading then into a big wagon. The wagon was then parked beside the threshing machine and a man with a pitch fork then placed each sheave of grain on a conveyer belt which fed the grain into the threshing machine. He had to be careful to feed each sheave head first into the threshing machine.
41		Nellie and friend on the farm	Ellen "Nellie" Kyle
42		Olle and Babe Fuller on the farm Ollie and Babe were the two youngest boys and spent a lot of time together.	Oliver "Ollie" Woodman Fuller Sebastian "Babe" Fuller
43		Alfred and Margaret, Jan 27, 1931 Alfred Fuller and his daughter Margaret Fuller Giles - note: no snow in January	Alfred Michael Fuller Margaret Grace Fuller
44		Alfred and wife Annetta	Annetta Charlton Douglas Alfred Michael Fuller
45		Carbon fairgrounds picture That is Grace Fuller in the very middle in the black dress and black hat
46		Carbon Parade This is taken on main street and was the custom of the day to have a parade, perhaps for July 1 or just before the local stampede. I am sure the Fuller Cowboys are in this parade.
47		Charles W. Fuller with Grandson Charles This is Charles W Fuller with Harry's son Charles James Fuller	Charles Woodman Fuller
48		Fuller, Glen Glen was a cowboy, but this picture was taken at the Calgary Stampede in a dressup booth.	Milton "Glen" Fuller
49		Fuller, Grace Dechanet with her girls, L- Dora, Belle and Ellen Kyle Fuller.JPG L-standing: daughters Dora & Bell and Ellen Kyle Fuller (wife of Harry Fuller)	Family: Charles Woodman Fuller / Grace Déchanet
50		Fuller, Harry The boys were cowboys and one thing they liked was breaking horses so they could be ridden. Here is Harry doing just that.
51		Fuller, Ollie with nephew Charles Charles was the son of Harry and Nellie. Picture was likely taken down by the Rooming House	Oliver "Ollie" Woodman Fuller
52		Grace and granddaughter Annie Grace Grace Dechanet Fuller and her namesake "Annie Grace" daughter of Harry and Ellen "Nellie" Kyle Fuller. Aunt Nellie told me that her Mother's name was Annie and Harry's Mother was Grace.	Grace Déchanet Annie Grace Fuller
53		Ralph with Raymond Vaughan (Blond) and Charles Fuller (Nellie) Raymond Vaughan was the son of Belle and Jack Vaughan, who died in a gun accident when he was very small. Charles Fuller was the son of Harry and Nellie Fuller, who grew up to have a family of his own	Ralph Fuller
54		Herbert, Nels and Dora Fuller family Nels and Dora Herbert Family Back: L. Nels, Dora Seated: Charles Woodman Fuller Children: L. Ray, Hans, Tillie, Leslie, Doreen	Family: Alfred Michael Fuller / Annetta Charlton Douglas Charles Woodman Fuller