Biography of Nathan T. Fuller, pages  709 / 710.  History of De Kalb County, 
Indiana.  Inter-State Publishing Company, Chicago, 1885.

Nathan T. Fuller, section 9, Newville Township, was born in Strongsville, 
Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Aug. 11, 1821, a son of John Fuller, a native of 
Vermont who settled in Cuyahoga County in 1818 and lived there till 1841, 
when he moved to Henry County, Ohio.  Nathan remained with his parents till 
manhood, accompanying them to Henry County, and in 1844 began life for 
himself.  He worked three years by the month on farms and in saw-mills, and 
in the spring of 1847 went to work on a lake steamer.  The following fall he 
went to Cincinnati and enlisted in the Mexican war and served till August, 
1848.  In September, 1848, he came to De Kalb County and lived with Southard 
Ellis four years, and in April, 1851, bought the farm where he now lives.  
He has 110 acres of good land, sixty-five of which he cleared himself, it 
being all heavily timbered when he settled on it he is engaged in general 
farming and stock-raising, at which he is very successful.  He enlisted in 
the war of the Rebellion Sept. 20, 1861, in Company F, Forty-fourth Indiana 
Infantry, and served till Nov. 22, 1864.  He participated in the battles of 
Shiloh, Corinth, Battle Creek, Perryville, Stone River , Chickamauga, and 
thence to Chattanooga where his regiment was on guard duty till their 
discharge.  At Stone River he had four bullet holes shot in his clothes, 
and his pocket-book was torn to pieces, but he was unharmed.  He is a 
member of the Grand Army of Republic, and organization in which he is much 
interested.  He was married July 4, 1854, to Lucinda Nichols, and to them 
were born five children, but three of whom are living---Francine, Flora and 
Logan.  Francine married Benjamin F. Nelson, of Hicksville, Ohio, and has 
three children--- Inez L., Earl D. and Ivah F.  Mrs. Fuller died in 
September, 1873, and March 4, 1875, Mr. Fuller married Mrs. Mary Hull, 
daughter of Hazard Webster and widow of John Hull, who was killed at the 
battle of Stone River.  To them have been born two children, but one of 
whom is living---Harry.  She had three children by her first marriage, but 
two of whom are living---Ellen and John.  Mr. Fuller has served his 
township three years as Trustee and two terms as Assessor.

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