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Elza Lafete Fultz

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Elza Lafete Fultz
Elza Lafete Fultz, 1849-1898, husband of Mary Ann Miller.
Surnames: Phillips, Miller, Redmond
People in photo include: Elza Lafete Fultz
Date & Place: in Carroll County, Arkansas USA
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