Lenox made his living by working in a sawmill and farming. After a brief trail run homesteading in Laramie Co., WY., Lenox and his wife moved back to Grant City, MO. to be near their daughter Cora McKim. Five of his daughters stayed on to homestead in Laramie Co., WY. and became pioneer families of Cheyenne.
My great great grandpa was a devout Christian all his life. His last words were to his wife, "Jane, we must prepare to go home." He shares a headstone with his wife.
Lenox made his living by working in a sawmill and farming. After a brief trail run homesteading in Laramie Co., WY., Lenox and his wife moved back to Grant City, MO. to be near their daughter Cora McKim. Five of his daughters stayed on to homestead in Laramie Co., WY. and became pioneer families of Cheyenne.
My great great grandpa was a devout Christian all his life. His last words were to his wife, "Jane, we must prepare to go home." He shares a headstone with his wife.
Family Members
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Harriet Fullerton Cross
1835 – unknown
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William B. Fullerton
1836–1865
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Thomas Fullerton
1839–1862
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Absalom Fullerton
1841–1916
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Elizabeth Jane Fullerton Irelan
1842–1917
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John Fullerton
1845 – unknown
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Mary Ellen Fullerton Matherly
1846–1924
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Sarah Ann Fullerton Koons
1851–1929
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Daniel Fullerton
1856 – unknown
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Cora Ellen Fullerton McKim
1872–1955
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William Henry Fullerton
1873–1957
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Harrison Edgar Fullerton
1875–1964
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Sarah Jane Fullerton Harding
1877–1950
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Martha Ann Fullerton
1880–1889
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Frances Marion Fullerton
1883–1883
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Mary Catherine Fullerton Downs
1883–1964
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Alice May Fullerton Clevenger
1886–1967
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Maudie Pearl Fullerton Davis
1889–1943
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Minnie Oma "Omie" Fullerton Fortune
1891–1965