Dear Josie Many thanks. A new one on me. Fullagers in the Medway Towns in 19C. Mrs Yvonne Fullagar Watterson's two tomes in the CKS, although entitled 'The Fullagars of Woodchurch' are split into sections like 'The Fullagars of Hollingbourne' etc. They may be in there. We have researched the Medway Towns site on City Ark for Pat's father's family in second half of 19C, also bargemen, and did not find any Fullagars/Fullagers we recognized so have to give that a miss at the moment. Sadly the Mormons FHC here is closed this year so unable to order and photograph the last Woodchurch Film and the Woodchurch Weslyan (Bethel Chapel Records) 1793-1837. I will have to transcribe at Canterbury Archives and CKS when I return in May so that will slow things considerably. I am still hopeful that Christenings and Marriages will be much further forward by the 2008 Summer Exhibition. Josie Mackie <josie.mackie@tesco.net> wrote: Dear All, I have been contacted through the web site by a lady who said the following (the will is for a Mungham who lived in the village 15th century): The site is wonderful, and whenever I obtain a copy of the Woodchurch will I will send you a photocopy for the museum if you wish. Coincidentially,if of interest to any of the Fullager researchers the Munghams were in Medway towns by the nineteenth century and married into the Fullager family there. This branch of Fullagers were bargemen. Best wishes, Josie ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ENG-KEN-WOODCHURCH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message