I have found Fred Fuller’s death certificate from Mohave county, Arizona. It lists only initials for his father’s name (C. A. Fuller). The death certificate was filled out by Fred’s father-in-law, Sherman Wilson. I have also found newspaper articles from Mohave county that talk about the train accident that killed Fred, but they only mention that Fred is survived by his wife, a son and his father. I have been beating my head against this brickwall for over 10 years. I believe the Fuller line I am looking for is through the northern Fullers from the early 1800s or before. I have searched over different genealogy sites looking for information and I even contacted the locomotive brotherhood to see if records from the early 1900s were still available (sadly, the contact back from the brotherhood was negative for records before 1920 because of fire and flood in the storage room of records). What information I do have or know is Fred and his father joined the brotherhood of locomotive engineers and trainmen around 1902-1904, Fred’s father was born in either the Ohio or Kansas State area at least 20 years before 1883, Fred’s father was also a trainman with the AT&SF and part of the locomotive brotherhood, there is a possibility that Fred’s given name was Charles Frederick Fuller as I have been told over my growing up years that by my dad and paternal grandfather (Fred’s son), there is a possibility that Fred has a sister, Alice Laurina, who married Dr. Charles Markham Hensley in 1909 (but I have no proof positive of that theory yet). Any assistance would be greatly appreciated as I am at my wits end with following out Fred’s line.
