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Milton "Glen" Fuller

Male 1898 - 1980  (81 years)

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  • Name Milton "Glen" Fuller 
    Birth 20 Dec 1898  St Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [1] 
    Gender Male 
    Milit-Beg 28 Jun 1916  Calgary, Alberta, Canada Find all individuals with events at this location  [2] 
    Milit-End 31 Mar 1918  Calgary, Alberta, Canada Find all individuals with events at this location  [3] 
    Milit-Beg 09 May 1918  Calgary, Alberta, Canada Find all individuals with events at this location  [4] 
    Milit-End 20 May 1919  Calgary, Alberta, Canada Find all individuals with events at this location  [5] 
    Milit-Beg 18 Jan 1961  Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Find all individuals with events at this location  [6] 
    Name Melton Fuller 
    • Some of his WWI documents carry the name Melton Fuller, however his death, funeral and burial documents all have the spelling as Milton. He was known as Glen Fuller to the family, which likely was a nick name.
    Occupation 1980  [7] 
    Reference Number 243 
    Reference Number FUL- CW1 
    Death 05 Apr 1980  Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Find all individuals with events at this location  [8] 
    Burial 10 Apr 1980  Mountain View Cemetery, Vancouver, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Find all individuals with events at this location  [9] 
    Person ID I243  fullereriksen
    Last Modified 16 Apr 2019 

    Father Charles Woodman Fuller,   b. 11 Jul 1861, Dunkirk, Chautauqua, New York, USA Find all individuals with events at this locationd. 07 Oct 1937, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Find all individuals with events at this location (Age 76 years) 
    Mother Grace Dιchanet,   b. 22 Feb 1868, Wabasha, Wabasha, Minnesota, USA Find all individuals with events at this locationd. 01 Dec 1932, Carbon, Alberta, Canada Find all individuals with events at this location (Age 64 years) 
    Marriage 26 Nov 1891  St Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  [10, 11] 
    • The ceremony was conducted by his father, PW Fuller.
    Photos
    Fuller, Charles Woodman and Grace Dechanet family    		Fuller, Charles Woodman and Grace Dechanet family
    Bk L. Glen, Bell, Harry, Roy, Dora, Alfred, Ralph.
    Sit, Charles W, Grace.
    Fr, Ollie, Sebastian (Babe).
    Fuller, Charles Woodman and the older boys    		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)
    Fuller, Grace Dechanet with her girls, L- Dora, Belle and Ellen Kyle Fuller.JPG    		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)
    Carbon, Alberta School Picture    		Carbon, Alberta School Picture
    Likely taken about 1920
    Shows the various ways that the children and teachers got to school. The building in the back is likely a barn for the horses
    Documents
    Fuller, Charles Woodman - Family Medical Book    		Fuller, Charles Woodman - Family Medical Book
    The Charles W Fuller family Medical Book or Home Encyclopedia of Health has recently came to light as it was handed down in the family from Grace Dechanet Fuller to her daughter Belle Fuller Vaughan and then down to her daughter Barbara Vaughan and family. It has been well used and is without the front or back covers (and a few pages in the front) and is some 5 inches thick and contains some 1400 pages. The book is in fact 10 books in one and covers all aspects of health and the human body as seen by the author in 1904. It is so complete that it even covers detailed pictures of bone and muscle placement.
    We can imagine our ancestor Grace Dechanet Fuller using this book almost daily with her family of nine children and are thankful that it was handed down in the family.
    The attached file is interactive to a website that has the entire book and that website is secure.
    Fuller, Charles Woodman - Family Medical Book    		Fuller, Charles Woodman - Family Medical Book
    A picture of the book
    Histories
    Fuller, Charles Woodman - an Historical Profile    		Fuller, Charles Woodman - an Historical Profile
    The Life and Times of Charles Woodman Fuller
    Albums
    Fuller Coal Mine, Carbon, Alberta Canada:     		Fuller Coal Mine, Carbon, Alberta Canada: (19)
    The Fuller family owned and operated the Fuller coal mine for some years about 1920. The mine opened in 1918 and went through several owners before it eventually shut down in 1930. The mine was a big part of the Fuller family life for many years. Charles also built a rooming house for the miners in the area and Grace was the cook and manager during this time it was open.
    Fuller Farm and Ranch, Carbon, Alberta, Canada:     		Fuller Farm and Ranch, Carbon, Alberta, Canada: (54)
    Babe Fuller said that the boys in the Fuller family were farmers to help on the farm but they were also cowboys and loved activities of being cowboys including bucking broncs and all that goes with that. We know that some of the boys participated in the Calgary Stampede, a big yearly rodeo event.
    Glen signed up for the army in 1916 and listed as "Ranch Cowboy" as his profession or trade and in another questionnaire he listed "Horse Breaker" as his profession. Harry listed "Farmer" on his.
    Family ID F7  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  • Event Map
    Link to Google MapsBirth - 20 Dec 1898 - St Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, USA Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsMilit-Beg - 28 Jun 1916 - Calgary, Alberta, Canada Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsMilit-End - 31 Mar 1918 - Calgary, Alberta, Canada Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsMilit-Beg - 09 May 1918 - Calgary, Alberta, Canada Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsMilit-End - 20 May 1919 - Calgary, Alberta, Canada Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsMilit-Beg - 18 Jan 1961 - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsDeath - 05 Apr 1980 - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Link to Google Earth
    Link to Google MapsBurial - 10 Apr 1980 - Mountain View Cemetery, Vancouver, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Link to Google Earth
     = Link to Google Earth 
    Pin Legend  : Address       : Location       : City/Town       : County/Shire       : State/Province       : Country       : Not Set

  • Photos
    Fuller, Glen    		Fuller, Glen
    Glen was a cowboy, but this picture was taken at the Calgary Stampede in a dressup booth.
    Glen Fuller    		Glen Fuller
    This picture was taken after he returned from WW I and according to family sources he was never himself after the war. In those days they called it "Shell Shock".
    Fuller, Glen Milton    		Fuller, Glen Milton
    Fuller, Glen     		Fuller, Glen
    Army Picture taken in 1916

    Documents
    Fuller, Milton Glen    		Fuller, Milton Glen
    January 18, 1961, Glen was awarded the British War and Victory Medals
    Fuller, Milton Glen    		Fuller, Milton Glen
    Glen was awarded the British War and Victory Medals for his participation in WWI
    Fuller, Milton Glen    		Fuller, Milton Glen
    This document outlines Glen's participation in WWI which starts in 1916 when he enlisted in Calgary. He was wounded in 1917 at the Battle of Vimy Ridge and spent many months in various hospitals in France, England and Canada. He Volunteered back into the army in 1918 and was discharged in 1919.
    Fuller, Milton Glen    		Fuller, Milton Glen
    WWI - 16th Canadian Expeditionary Force Patch

    His uniform would have had this patch when he fought at Vimy Ridge
    Fuller, Milton Glen    		Fuller, Milton Glen
    Glen made this little airplane while he was in one of the hospitals after he was wounded at Vimy Ridge.

    It is made of material from a bullet plus some copper wire. I remember playing with it as a kid.

    Headstones
    Fuller, Glen Milton    		Fuller, Glen Milton
    World War I Veteran 737097
    Private, 113 Battalion, drafted to 16th Battalion to France.
    Wounded
    Plot: Rose Garden

  • Sources 
    1. [S110] Compiler: State of Minnesota, USA, Vital Records, Minnesota, (Publisher: NEHGS - Online, 99-101 Newbury Street , Boston, MA), Birth Record files 20 Dec 1898. Address 975 Albermale Street; LDS Source Film 1309130, Indexing Project C74783-4; Ful-CW1, p 13, Ful- various.

    2. [S228] Author: Members of the Fuller Family, Family Tree data with sources - Fuller Family, WWI, Attetation Paper from Milton's Military file in Ottawa, Canada. No. 7377097 Private, 113th Overseas Battalion, drafted to the 16th B'n to France. Glen Milton showed his birth year as 1894 which would have shown that he was 22 years old. But in fract he was born in 1898 and he was actually 18 when he signed up.
      Melton Glen Fuller – WWI Service Dates and Places
      WWI – Service File
      1916, June 28 – Enlisted into the 113th Overseas Bat. CEF* in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
      1916, Sept 26 - Embarked Halifax S.S. Tuscania
      1916, Oct 06 – Arrived England
      1916, Oct 09 – 113th Bat. – Transferred to 17th Reserve Bat. E. Sandling, Kent,UK
      1916, Nov 12 – transferrd to the 16th Bat. E. Sandling

      1917, April 09 – 12 Battle of Vimy Ridge = 16th Bat was part of Canadian contingent at Vimy

      1917, April 09 – Gun Shot Wound Rt. Elbow & Forearm at Vimy Ridge
      1917, April 19 – Admitted to #13 General Hospital, Boulogne, France
      1917, April 20 – Admitted to 1st/5th Northern Gen. Hospital in Leicester, UK
      1917, April 23 – Invalided – wounded & posted to M.R.D in Shorncliffe, UK
      1917, May 18 – Transferred to Canadian Mil. Hospital, Hastings, UK
      1917, Sept 12 – Canadian Hospital
      1917, Oct 29 – To Kirkdale, Liverpool hospital
      1917, Nov 30 – sent to Canada to convalescent Home
      1917, Dec 04 – Edmonton, outpatient – APRIL 1, 1918 – Edmonton, outpatient
      1918, Mar 31 – Edmonton - Discharged
      1918, May 31 – Discharge – (Had served in France with the 16th Bat.) Reason - Medical - unfit; Ful-CW4a, page 1-1, Various.

    3. [S228] Author: Members of the Fuller Family, Family Tree data with sources - Fuller Family, WWI Service Record
      WWI, Proceeds of Discharge Paper from Milton's Military file in Ottawa, Canada. No. 7377097 Private, 113th Overseas Battalion, drafted to the 16th Bat to France. The 16th Bat, fought in the battle for Vimy Ridge (April 9-12). Glen recorded a gun shot would on April 17 and was posted back to England where he spent time in variou hispitals. Discharge, Wounded: Right Elbow and Forearm. Dicharged because is is medically unfit for servoce becaise of his wounds per authoritys of HQ 16-1-25 dated Ottawa 5-12-17 CL 330. Conduct of service was Good.; Ful-CW4a, page 1-4,5,6, Various.

    4. [S228] Author: Members of the Fuller Family, Family Tree data with sources - Fuller Family, WWI – 2nd Enlistment
      1918, May 09 – Voluntary enlistment date to First Depot Battalion, Alberta Reg’t – “Bullet wound right arm shrapnel wound right wrist, scar on elbow and neck from operation,” - he gave a birth date of Dec 20, 1895, when he was actually b. 1898.
      1918, July 28 – Left Montreal for Overseas
      1918, Aug 15 – arrived in Liverpool, England
      1918, Aug 18 – arrived at Bramshott Camp , England
      1918, Oct 18 – Transferred to the 11th Reserve Bat. – Bramshott Camp
      1918, Dec 11 – was in Seaford, UK
      1919, Feb 12 - Canadian Eastbourne
      1919, Mar 03 – Seaford, UK
      1919, April 19 – Transfer to Kinmel Park for return to Canada … Seaford
      1919, May 20 – Discharged Calgary, Alberta – Reason -Demob; Ful-CW4a, page 1-4,5,6, Various.

    5. [S228] Author: Members of the Fuller Family, Family Tree data with sources - Fuller Family, Ful-CW4a, page 1-4,5,6, Various.

    6. [S228] Author: Members of the Fuller Family, Family Tree data with sources - Fuller Family, STATEMENT OF SERVICE IN THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
      Service: 737097, Melton Fuller
      Branch: Canadian Expeditionary Force
      Born: 20 Dec. 1894, St Paul, Minn, USA
      Enlisted: 28 June, 1916
      Theaters: Canada, England, France
      Discharge: 31 Mar 1918
      Reason: Medically unfit
      Rank: Private
      Medals: BRITISH WAR & VICTORY MEDALS
      Remarks: Also served in the Canadain Expediionary Force from: 9th May, 1918 to 20th May, 1919. Honorable discharge: demobilization.

      Department of Vetrans Affairs official stamp.; Ful-CW4A, page 1-10, Various.

    7. [S125] Death Registration Glen Milton Fuller, (filed 8 Apr 1980), Ful-CW1, p 21, Ful-CW1, p 20.

    8. [S125] Death Registration Glen Milton Fuller, (filed 8 Apr 1980), Died in Vancouver General Hospital. Informant: Bernice M. Stonehouse Apt 315 - 514 E. 5th Avenue Vancouver, BC. a "friend". Usual residence was 112 - 208 East Georgia St., Vancouver, BC.; Ful-CW1, p 20, Ful-CW1, p 20.

    9. [S125] Death Registration Glen Milton Fuller, (filed 8 Apr 1980), Funeral Record shows that he was cremated and that he had a proper funeral on 10 April 1980. The Crematorium record shows that his ashes were scattered in the Rose Garden at the cremarium in the Mountain View Cemetery, Vancouver. 5505 Fraser Street, Vancouver, BC, V5W 2Z3; Ful-CW1, p 21, 21a, Ful-CW1, p 20.

    10. [S127] Marriage, Fuller CW & Grace Dechanet, (Filed 23 Dec 1891), The Certificate portion of this document is signed by PW Fuller. The witnesses were: Fred S. Johnson and Mamie Dechanet. Grace may not of hesitated to married a man with 4 kids because her father had done the same. Also LDS source film #1314519, Indexing Project #M02043-3.
      A notice that the marriage license was issued was reported in the 'Saint Paul Daily Globe' Sunday Morning. November 29, 1891 - Sixteen Pages, on page 15.; Ful-CW1, p12;Gra-Dech p16a, Ful-CW1, page 12.

    11. [S219] Bible, Pulasky W Fuller family bible (4 hand written BMD pages, it appears that PW entered the names and dates to his new bible in 1856 from memory then added children as they were born/died), (American Bible Society, New York, New York, USA, Published: 1854), Charles Fuller and Grace Dushena at St. Paul. On 2/-lianka Eig. 1892; Ful-PW1, page 30c, Ful-PW1, page 30.


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