The first person who posted about the private site may have phrased things awkwardly, or maybe it's the Mayflower thing that's making everyone so hostile. The sites are on familyhistory.com and are available to any family that wants a more private list. You can post pictures, recipes, have a chat, whatever. I was invited to one for a branch of my husband's family and check it out now and then.They run kind of slow, so I don't go there often. It's just a little more intimate and more flexible than the "anyone with this surname" lists, but there's room for and a need for both kinds, I think. Just my opinion, Scottie Mother of Wade Researching surnames Wade, Scott, Mabry,Cossitt, Father(r)ee, Carroll, Wise, Lacy, Boggan, Harden/in, Thornton,Fuller, Howles, Miles, Sapp, Westerfield,Whittinghill, Dewees(e), Langley, Early,Bozarth, DuPuy, Rose, and others These sites are real. Please bookmark & click once a day! ******************************************* Donate $$ FREE to the Red Cross every day ----> http://www.charityfrogs.org/ Donate food FREE every day ----> http://www.thehungersite.com/ Help plant trees ----->http://www.webreleaf.com/forest.asp *******************************************

What are these Fullers afraid of? I have had trouble researching my Fullers, but have been told that they are Mayflower descendants - I haven't been able to get that far - though I must say that I haven't worked that hard on this line. My ancestor was Hiram Fuller, b. 02/22/1798 in Schenectady, NY and died 10/25/1867 in Chattahoochee, GA, son of Daniel Fuller, b. Jan. 1776 and Abigail Miller - none of this is documented, but info from a book written by a cousin. There were several Daniel Fullers in upstate NY and I haven't sorted out mine - anyone know of this Daniel? Pat

AMEN !! So anyone of you who think you are better because your Fuller came on the Mayflower remember all of the native americans that were here before any of the Fullers got here. The native Americans are the real and true Americans of this great land. As my husband says if you don't like it go back where you came from! Get off my land!!! Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2000 2:23 AM Subject: FULLERS > My FULLERS from what I have been told were Native American, from the > Mohawk tribe, of upstate NY. I too could care less what boat you came > here on some of mine were probably here before you and your boats. I > think some are a bunch of snobs but I would just like to find more on my > own native to america. > janet in florida > >

I, too am related to the Fullers of the Mayflower and I don't see where that has anything to do with being on a separate list just because I am the 8th great granddaughter of Edward Fuller and that does not make me any better than any of the other Fuller Descendents that are on this list. I don't think I need to be on the separate list just because he is of the Mayflower. Whats to discuss any how about them being on the Mayflower. Records are records and that is what counts. I have documentation and that is all I care about. Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: "Torres Family" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2000 2:07 AM Subject: Fullers > I am the great grandaughter of a Fuller, so I am a Fuller.I don't know if he > is a Mayflower Fuller yet, but could care less. A Fuller is a Fuller, No > matter what boat he arrived on. But should I find out they were Mayflower > Fullers, I don't think I would go-to only where they - COULD talk. The > reason why part of the rest of the Fuller lists can not go to this site is > because they have not traced it. They are no less Fuller, and a lot no less > Mayflower Fuller's. I assure you. I attend the DAR , yes, I have all those > precious proofs - Not an easy task.I however want to go because I like > history ,and we have history lectures. I am no more important because I have > a revolutionary solider (which killed himself) than any one else. My > riend( who is an excellent genealogist ) came to late to this country and > even though a lot of her good friends are in the DAR, can not join. I found > the earlier list posting offensive. Perhaps it was an accident on the part > of the poster, but it came off quite rude.I am a very good genealogist and > so are a lot of the not proved Fullers. This line just has never been one I > have worked on that often. Lately I have really begun to search it out, but > there have been many other lines I can not pull myself away from. We need to > remember that there aer people like me, and others that are stuck ( some are > Good researchers)and new genealogists which are going to wonder if we are > all walking around with our noses in the air!!! > >

My FULLERS from what I have been told were Native American, from the Mohawk tribe, of upstate NY. I too could care less what boat you came here on some of mine were probably here before you and your boats. I think some are a bunch of snobs but I would just like to find more on my own native to america. janet in florida

I am the great grandaughter of a Fuller, so I am a Fuller.I don't know if he is a Mayflower Fuller yet, but could care less. A Fuller is a Fuller, No matter what boat he arrived on. But should I find out they were Mayflower Fullers, I don't think I would go-to only where they - COULD talk. The reason why part of the rest of the Fuller lists can not go to this site is because they have not traced it. They are no less Fuller, and a lot no less Mayflower Fuller's. I assure you. I attend the DAR , yes, I have all those precious proofs - Not an easy task.I however want to go because I like history ,and we have history lectures. I am no more important because I have a revolutionary solider (which killed himself) than any one else. My riend( who is an excellent genealogist ) came to late to this country and even though a lot of her good friends are in the DAR, can not join. I found the earlier list posting offensive. Perhaps it was an accident on the part of the poster, but it came off quite rude.I am a very good genealogist and so are a lot of the not proved Fullers. This line just has never been one I have worked on that often. Lately I have really begun to search it out, but there have been many other lines I can not pull myself away from. We need to remember that there aer people like me, and others that are stuck ( some are Good researchers)and new genealogists which are going to wonder if we are all walking around with our noses in the air!!!

Hi, I know of a site where ONLY Mayflower Fuller's can chat about their lines. It is over at MyFamily.Com. If you are interested in going to this site, e-mail me and tell me how you are related to the Mayflower Fuller's. I then will pass this along to the appropriate person and that person can get you into the site. Unhappily, it is not one of those sites I can just give you a link and your there. It is private but free. Ellen Baker

I have found a website that lists virtually every genealogy soft ware program and gives ratings in several catagories of each one. Click Here: <A HREF="http://www.cadvision.com/mumford/reportcard/">Genealogica l Software Report Card</A>

Hello- I am looking for any Fuller's on this list with kinfolk in VA - if there are any out there would love to hear from you at: [email protected] - thanks so much !! - Beth -

I have recently found Guerdin Fuller of Chelsea, Ma, born in Hoton, Nova Scotia. I believe he is my GGGrandfather. Anyone have any information on him and his family ?

I am new to this list. I am a descendant of Jonathan Fuller b 1723 Newton, MA d 1796 Winslow, ME, m Eleanor Hammond in Newton, MA in 1747. Their son was Enoch Fuller b 1754 d 1842 in Winslow, ME m Lydia Webb. I would like to hear from anyone connected to this Fuller family and/or to any of Enoch's siblings. Thank you. Martha Heinrichs [email protected]

Hi, I'm new on the list, my Husbands great grandma was Sarah MYRTLE Fuller(Brake). She was born March 15, 1890 in Grayson Co., Kentucky. She married Arthur Brake from Grayson Co. Kentucky and lived in Logan County, Illinois. She and Arthur Divorced and she passed away in Lincoln, Ill. in 1952. She had a Still born son, and four daughters: Luella, Marji, Edna, Betsy. I'd love any info on Her Fuller Line that someone may have, I'm just starting my research on her.(We descend from her Daughter Luella) Thanks: Barb Seggelke ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hello All, I have just added some more VT vital records for FULLER names beginning with "R" to the FULLER house in our Village of Unrelated Bones. Other recent additions are a transcription of FULLERS in the 1860 Rutland County VT census. All can be reached from the FULLER house in the Village. http://www.cybercomm.net/~freddie/library/village.htm Hope it helps someone. Margaret -- Visit our homepage http://www.cybercomm.net/~freddie/ Searching: BURGESS, CHADWICK, JAQUITH, and more

George FULLER died before February 21, 1846, OH; married April 12, 1843, Cuyahoga Co., OH Adeline Eliza NICHOLS (aka Lois WAISBROOKER) born February 21, 1826;died October 3, 1909 Antioch, Contra Costa County, California. They had two children: 1) Abner Burton FULLER born before 1846 OH?, died 12 September 1922 Antioch, Contra Costa County, California married Susie (.....) and their children children were George C. Born 6 Dec 1877 m. 26 Jun 1900 Mabel .....; Frank born 18 Apr 1875, died July 20 1922, Antioch, Contra Costa County, California unmarried; & Gertrude "Gertie" FULLER married G.H. MEIERS and was living in Seattle, Washington in 1923. 2) Pauline M. FULLER (aka Maria Edith ALEXANDER) born September 10, 1843 MI, died April 29, 1929 Highlands Twp., Macon Co., NC married December 5, 1860 Summit Co., OH Alfred Hawkins, born December 20, 1837, Twinsburg, Summit Co., OH, died August 22, 1920 Highlands Twp., Macon Co., NC. Any information concerning the ancestry of George Fuller and members of these families would be greatly appreciated. . James B. Hardin.

Hello... I am contacting anyone that I have emailed in the last month. Please check the following site for information on the "wscript/kak.worm" with which I had been infected. I am now debugged, but if I emailed you while bugged, the worm attaches itself as a signature by way of MS Outlook Express. I apologize for the inconvenience. Don http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/wscript.kakworm.html

Might I ask all my correspondents to note that I've had a change of snail mail address, please? Please post me if you'd like my new mailing address. Thanks. Peter Wyant Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

I am looking for any information on a Polly ROSE who married Levi ROSE in NY....probably in the 1820's. This is all I have to go on from a death record of their daughter, Eliza Rose HOWARD in 1868 in MI. Don Rose 3736 Jones Creek Rd. Mariposa, Ca 95338 [email protected]

Looking for information on a Mildred Fuller who was possibly married to a Mr. Simmons for a short time. Had a daughter Catherine (Kathryn) & son Robert -possibly born around 1955 . Lived in Richmond VA -possibly on grace st. for a time. Looking for info on anyone in family or anyone who knew them. Mr. Simmons may have been from PA or Pittslyvania county . Had heard was a large loving woman. Need info and help in search. Catherine may be about 5 years older than Robert. Thanks so much!! - Beth- [email protected]

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Hi Margaret, Yes John Fuller's parents were William Fuller and Sarah. I have a Will of William Fuller that states: In Case my two sons William Fuller and John Fuller which now are in New England doe ever retorne from thence, my wiys, that my son George Fuller shall give unto them fyfteen poundes, viz. that is to saye tenne pounds to my son John and fyve pounds too my soone William for a father portion more than theretofore I have given them. I can send you a copy of this will if you would like. I got a copy of this will, from the Ipswich Hist. Soc. Hope this helps you out.