Information contained in his death certificate is inaccurate. He was born January 1, 1879 near Gamaliel, in a farm house on Sugar Creek in Monroe County Kentucky. He was the oldest of six children, one of which (a twin) died at birth. His parents were Rosaline (nee Appollas) and Elzy W. Fults. His birth place was about two miles from Tompkinsville, the county seat of Monroe County, KY, near the village of Flippin.
When he was 18 months old, his parents moved to Collin County, Texas and located on the east fork of the Trinity River, where they lived until his mother passed away on February 19, 1888. Audy was sent back to live with his paternal grandparents for a period of time, and upon his return to Texas discovered that his father had remarried.
Audy was a mail carrier by occupation. He was known to write his thoughts down on scraps of paper, which he passed down to daughter Jennora Fults Davis. Jennora passed those down to her son Bob, and in 1978 Bob wrote a booklet entitled, "The Life, Wit and Wisdom of A.B. Fults".
Audy and Sophie were parents to eight children: 6 girls and two boys. The children were:
Gladys Marie Fults, born 2 Oct 1907
MayBelle Aline Fults Hardin, born 27 Jun 1909
Ralph Smith Fults, born 23 Jan 1911
Raymond Barlow Fults, born 25 Oct 1913
Jennora Nell Fults Davis Soverns, born 14 Jun 1916
Edith Seay Fults McEntire, born 18 Aug 1918
Ruth Bernice Fults, born 1 Sep 1920
Emma Jean Fults Harbes, born 12 May 1923
More to follow.
When he was 18 months old, his parents moved to Collin County, Texas and located on the east fork of the Trinity River, where they lived until his mother passed away on February 19, 1888. Audy was sent back to live with his paternal grandparents for a period of time, and upon his return to Texas discovered that his father had remarried.
Audy was a mail carrier by occupation. He was known to write his thoughts down on scraps of paper, which he passed down to daughter Jennora Fults Davis. Jennora passed those down to her son Bob, and in 1978 Bob wrote a booklet entitled, "The Life, Wit and Wisdom of A.B. Fults".
Audy and Sophie were parents to eight children: 6 girls and two boys. The children were:
Gladys Marie Fults, born 2 Oct 1907
MayBelle Aline Fults Hardin, born 27 Jun 1909
Ralph Smith Fults, born 23 Jan 1911
Raymond Barlow Fults, born 25 Oct 1913
Jennora Nell Fults Davis Soverns, born 14 Jun 1916
Edith Seay Fults McEntire, born 18 Aug 1918
Ruth Bernice Fults, born 1 Sep 1920
Emma Jean Fults Harbes, born 12 May 1923
More to follow.
Information contained in his death certificate is inaccurate. He was born January 1, 1879 near Gamaliel, in a farm house on Sugar Creek in Monroe County Kentucky. He was the oldest of six children, one of which (a twin) died at birth. His parents were Rosaline (nee Appollas) and Elzy W. Fults. His birth place was about two miles from Tompkinsville, the county seat of Monroe County, KY, near the village of Flippin.
When he was 18 months old, his parents moved to Collin County, Texas and located on the east fork of the Trinity River, where they lived until his mother passed away on February 19, 1888. Audy was sent back to live with his paternal grandparents for a period of time, and upon his return to Texas discovered that his father had remarried.
Audy was a mail carrier by occupation. He was known to write his thoughts down on scraps of paper, which he passed down to daughter Jennora Fults Davis. Jennora passed those down to her son Bob, and in 1978 Bob wrote a booklet entitled, "The Life, Wit and Wisdom of A.B. Fults".
Audy and Sophie were parents to eight children: 6 girls and two boys. The children were:
Gladys Marie Fults, born 2 Oct 1907
MayBelle Aline Fults Hardin, born 27 Jun 1909
Ralph Smith Fults, born 23 Jan 1911
Raymond Barlow Fults, born 25 Oct 1913
Jennora Nell Fults Davis Soverns, born 14 Jun 1916
Edith Seay Fults McEntire, born 18 Aug 1918
Ruth Bernice Fults, born 1 Sep 1920
Emma Jean Fults Harbes, born 12 May 1923
More to follow.
When he was 18 months old, his parents moved to Collin County, Texas and located on the east fork of the Trinity River, where they lived until his mother passed away on February 19, 1888. Audy was sent back to live with his paternal grandparents for a period of time, and upon his return to Texas discovered that his father had remarried.
Audy was a mail carrier by occupation. He was known to write his thoughts down on scraps of paper, which he passed down to daughter Jennora Fults Davis. Jennora passed those down to her son Bob, and in 1978 Bob wrote a booklet entitled, "The Life, Wit and Wisdom of A.B. Fults".
Audy and Sophie were parents to eight children: 6 girls and two boys. The children were:
Gladys Marie Fults, born 2 Oct 1907
MayBelle Aline Fults Hardin, born 27 Jun 1909
Ralph Smith Fults, born 23 Jan 1911
Raymond Barlow Fults, born 25 Oct 1913
Jennora Nell Fults Davis Soverns, born 14 Jun 1916
Edith Seay Fults McEntire, born 18 Aug 1918
Ruth Bernice Fults, born 1 Sep 1920
Emma Jean Fults Harbes, born 12 May 1923
More to follow.
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