Lois Eliza Greathouse ²

   Cause of her death was "A severe cold which developed into bronical pnuemonia.".²

  Notes:

I did visit the Macedonia Cemetery ... My grandmother and grandfather Fuller are buried in row 12 immediately behind the graves of his parents in row 11. The grave of Eliza's brother, Ciney Greathouse, is near the others. I also have a picture of the tombstone for Enoch W. Greathouse b. 1885 d. 1959, with the inscription: "A great lawyer who believed in God".

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  Burial Notes:

Funeral services "Elder Thomas Jones of Centerville near Carmi at the home and thence at the Macedonia church west of town."

  Details of her life include:

• She appeared on the census in 1880.
see Isaac Jasper Fuller

• She appeared on the census in 1890.
Larry Kistner says name shown is Lois E., with same birth date. ⁴

• Her obituary was published in 1930.
LOIS ELIZA FULLER - wife of the late Elder I. J. Fuller and daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Greathouse was born in Edwards county, Illinois, April 15, 1848 and passed away at her home in West Salem on Edwards 14, 1930 at the age of 81 years, 9 months and 29 days. She was united in marriage to I. J. Fuller on January 23, 1870. To this happy union four children were born, all of whom survive. They are Edgar of West Salem; Emmett of East St. Louis; Loren of Mt. Vernon, Ill. , and Mrs. Lee Duncan of Olney, Ill. After living together for more than 59 years her husband passed away on February 25,1929.
Mrs Fuller united with the Primitive Baptist Church at Long Prairie west of town in the year 1883 and lived a devoted Christian life. A short time ago she was taken sick with a severe cold which developed into bronical (sic) . She patiently bore her suffering and said she would soon pass on to a better home. The children have lost a loving mother and the neighbors a kind and true friend, but their loss is her eternal gain. Besides the above named children she is survived by seven grandchildren, two brother, Thos. and Liberty Greathouse of Prosner, Wash., one half sister Mrs. Addie shoemaker of West Salem; two half brothers, Isaac and Lawrence Greathouse of Idaho; a step-sister, Mrs. Tim Greathouse of west of town and two step-brothers, George and Miles Whitaker of Billings, Okla., besides many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were hold friends afternoon February 16, conducted by Elder Thomas Jones of Centerville, near Carmi, at the home and thence at the Macedonia church west of town. Interment was made in the cemetery nearby.

• Tombstone Lois Eliza Greathouse and Isaac Jasper Fuller photo Macedonia Cemetery, Edwards County, Illinois

Fuller
I Jasper 1847-1929
L. Eliza 1848-1930

Photo courtesy Larry Kistner ⁵

Lois married Isaac Jasper Fuller, son of Simpson A. Fuller and Rebecca More, on 23 Jan 1870 in , Edwards County, Illinois.^{1 2 3} (Isaac Jasper Fuller was born on 12 Jul 1847,^{3 5} died on 25 Feb 1929 in West Salem, Edwards County, Illinois ^{2 3 5} and was buried on 27 Feb 1929 in Macedonia Cemetery, Edwards County, Illinois ^{3 5}.)