It was brought to my attention that I forgot to add the state where the Jefferson County Journal for the Obituary of William FULLER that I posted was from. It was of Jefferson County New York. Sorry for the trouble.

Jefferson County Journal May 5, 1885 William FULLER---Wm. FULLER, Esq., one of the highly respected and esteemed citizens of the town of Adams, passed away April 20th at the ripe age of 72 years, 5 months and 25 days. The departure of one who for over a half a century has gone in and out among us calls for special notice. He was born in Whitingham, Vt. His mother died when he was nine years old. When he was seventeen his father, Samuel FULLER, came to this town and located on the farm where his decendants now reside. Here the father died Oct. 4th, 1857, at the age of 82, leaving two sons and five daughters of whom one son, Royal FULLER, Esq., and two daughters, Mrs. Huldah MUNGER of Adams, and Mrs. Miranda WHITNEY of Pulaski, yet remain. William was married Sept. 10, 1837, to Miss Martha KEEP, so well known, loved and mourned by all in this community. With her he lived in happiest conjugal relations until Jan. 18th 1883, the sad bereavement came when she was called through the shining gates of heaven. A clearer faith, a more triumphant departure, is rarely seen. But the blow was heavy for her companion and from it he never recovered. His naturally robust health was already seriously impaired and gradually he failed. The past year was one of intense and increasing suffering, causing him often to long for release. But his strength was equal to his day. In patient endurance all was borne and from first to last not a groan escaped him. His bereavement led him to God for help, his sufferings blessed him to the throne of grace, in the name of Jesus and his prayers were consciously answered. Henceforth he leaned confidingly on God, and lived in prayerful, joyful communion with Him. " I am so happy in the Lord," said he on one occasion. At another time when in an agony of suffering, in response to words of sympathy, he replied "oh, how much more our Saviour suffered for us." His death was calm and peaceful. His familiar form and face and smile we see not. But from the memory and affection of those who knew him he is not gone. To those who cared for him with such untiring assiduity and affection, to those who wept with bursting hearts over his pale face, to friend, neighbor, citizen, all his memory is precious, and he lives above, aye, united they live above. To both the coffin came but the "gates ajar" were close by, and the cross was the entrance. There drawn by cords of blessed memories of the departed and truth and love may we all meet " In the land 'o the blessed."

John B.Fuller born in Bedford county,Tn.Later moved to carroll county,Tn. Parents were Hosea Fuller and Sarah Ann Willett. Two brothers named Ancel and William. Need info on parents and brothers of John B. Fuller. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Bessie [email protected]

Does anyone have parents of JOHN FULLER who married Elizabeth Emerson? John died 1666. Children are John b.1643 and James b1646. Any further info on them or ancestors would be appreciated. M. Angevine

Does any one have the 1880 Hamilton Co TX census?I can't find it on line .I sure need some help on James Polk Fuller b 1872 Carlton TX and Fannie Mae Wilson b 1879 Weatherford TX married 1898 Spanish Fort TX. Barbara Case ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

>Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2000 19:54:49 -0500 >To: [email protected] >From: "Donald J. Smith" <[email protected]> >Subject: Fuller > >I also saw a Michigan cenesus for a James fuller and wife Charlotte right >next to entry for John Fuller, but only surmise they are related. In the >TALBOT District (which is now near the Simcoe area and Norfolk county I find >that a James Fuller married Charlotte Smith, both of Townsend, married 7 >Sept. 1852. And may be no relation to James Fuller, but a Mary Fuller >married to a John Redker on 4 Oct 1857, both were of Townsend.

>Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2000 13:41:00 -0500 >To: [email protected] >From: "Donald J. Smith" <[email protected]> >Subject: Fuller's of Canada West > >Hi to all those on this list. I have looked for data on the parents for over >ten years, with no (none) luck at all. Any help ? >Looking for a John/Johnathan Fuller, born NY in ? and his wife was Hilda >Appleman, born CT., in ? >The above data is all I have on them and it came from the census for their >children. They had at least 3 sons and may have had other children. So as >usuall, any data or help or ideas will be appreciated. >Son=Johnathan Fuller, born about 26 May 1817 in Canada, died 23 Aug. 1898 in >Victor Twp., Clinton Co., Mich. His wife was Mary, Born about 1836/1838 in >Mich. They had maybe 9 children. > >Son=John A. Fuller, born about Dec. 1831 in Canada West, died 16 July 1904 >in Gratiot Co., Mich. His wife was >Lucinda Craven, born about 6 July 1833 at Little Beaver Twp., Lawrence Co., >Pa. They also had 9/10 Children. > >Son=Aaron W. Fuller, Born about 16 Feb. 1839 in Canada., died 21 Oct 1902 >(Ran over by train) in Ovid, Clinton Co., Mich. He was single, and was of >un-sound mind. (feeble).

I found this on another list, sounds good to me! The year 2000 is a Census Year. Most of the census will be taken by mail. After you have filled out your census form why not make a copy of it and file with your important (genealogy) papers. Then your family will not have to wait 70 years to learn about you.

Hello - I know everybody is getting sick and tired of hearing about my Abner Bratcher Fuller but I have NEW information. Does anyone recognize any of this? I believe I have tied these two families together. JOHN BRADSHER b. 1734 m. ? Sarah Garrett ? Children: SARAH BRADSHER, MOSES BRADSHER, probably others. Moses probably had a son named ABNER BRADSHER, or he could be a brother of Moses and Sarah. SARAH BRADSHER married next door neighbor WILLIAM FULLER. Children are generally believed to include : 1. MOSES FULLER of Caswell Co., N.C., b. Feb 19, 1775 married Elizabeth ____ on 3/31/1820. Moses' children I recently posted from the Bible records - John G., William, Rebecca, Susan B. 2. BRADSHAW FULLER b. ca 1790, lived most of his life in N.C., married Susannah Winstead 1818. Many children, previously posted. 3. POSSIBLY ABNER FULLER b. 1770 in N.C. married Elizabeth Hosick on May 2, 1792. Their children include Allen Jones, Thomas, Benjamin, Mary Ann, Matthew B. 4. POSSIBLY OTHER SONS: AARON FULLER, JESSE G. FULLER, ASA FULLER. (These could have been cousins though). Notes: Asa and Bradshaw were bondsmen on each other's marraige licenses. Asa, Bradshaw, Moses, and their father William all owned adjacent land in N.C. Jesse G. and Aaron also signed as witness on many deeds with all these Fullers. My Abner Bratcher Fuller, b. May 25, 1814 in N.C. could be the son of one of the above (not Bradsher or Moses or Abner as their children are known), based on names alone. My Abner named his children JAMES AARON, JOEL ABRAHAM GREEN, AMY F., WILLIAM ABNER, POLLY E. RACHEL MYRA, ISAAC BRATCHER. Does anyone have any input? The above information has not been proven by me. There is some documentation as to land deeds, etc. Most is speculation. Thanks, Robin

Hi cousins, I don't if I've ever submitted my Fuller line before but here it is. John Fuller b 1650 d 1699 md Hester Enlose b 1660 d 1720 John Fuller b 1680 MD d 1735 md Sarah Heath b 1680 d 1735 (md # Susanna Hutchins 1732) John Fuller b 1710 d 1768 md 1758 MD Sara Gott b 1722 Samuel Fuller b 1760 MD d 1808 MD md 1783 Elizabeth Sheers d 1787 George Fuller b 1790 MD d MD md 1809 MD Cordelia Potter b MD d 1820 MD (md abt 1828 #2 Ellinor Ireland) Thomas Nelson Fuller b 1811 MD d 1863 MD md Mary Ann Maslin b 1810 MD (I am related to Jacqueline Lee Bouvier & Katheryn Hepburn through the Maslin surname) George Francis Fuller b 1840 MD d 1904 MD md 1882 Mary Alice Rowland b1852 WV d 1924 PA (md #1 Ellen Rebecca Stewart) Horace Kent Fuller b 1886 MD d 1957 MD md 1906 MD Grace Margaret Bankard b1888 MD d 1927 MD Anna Mary Fuller (living) md Gilbert Hildreth Blaine b 1916 MT d 1972 CA Betty Grace Blaine (living) md Patrick Henry McMurphy (living) If anything looks familiar, I will share & maybe you can share with me. Betty McMurphy [email protected]

As I am finding out, YES!!! Betsy Ezra Fuller; b. June 23, 1800 Massachusetts; d. May 21, 1852 Ohio; m. Almira Packard; b. April 15, 1810 New York; d. Feb. 29, 1853 Ohio. Elizabeth (Betsy) Fuller; b. Sept. 13, 1833 Ohio; d. April 17, 1893 Kansas; m. May 9, 1850, LaFayette Newcomb (8), son of Thomas Newcomb (7). > So the question we might have at this time is could our Ransom being > born > in 1797, not be using his first name? > > Jim > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

I noticed the discussion about a Seborn Fuller and a John Fuller in Alabama. I remembered looking through the census records in covington county and seeing Seborne Fuller. The 1850 census shows Seborne a farmer and age 40. John Fuller a farmer age 37 they are both from Georgia Seborne's wife is Sarah 40 from SC. children William Martha17, Nancy14 and Elizabeth11. Johns wife is Demaious 27 his children are William 19 and Elijah 3/12. There is a Jones Fuller 32 from Ga.with wife Mary30 from Al. children Kissey10, Nancy8, and Samuel listed as female age5. 1850 Census of Covington County, Alabama This is information is online. The previous time that I looked they had an agricultural tax roll that was very informative. I am unable to find it now.

<A Josiah Fuller, fifth generation descendant of pilgrim Dr. Samuel Fuller, was born 31 OCT 1748, Kingston, MA. He was the second child in a family of ten, as shown on page 43 of "Mayflower Families Through Five Generations", Vol. 10 (Samuel Fuller). The father was also named Josiah Fuller, b. 1821, a Captain in the Revolution.> Don, I am interested in the descendants of this family as well, thinking perhaps they are some of my elusive ancestors!!!! Kathryne

To Susan Valis: I would be interested in having you check on an Amos L. Fuller, born about 1823-1825 and his father whose name was Nathan. I believe Amos may have had a brother named Nathan, also. My Fullers supposedly came from Mass. but I have been unable to trace them back farther than Amos. [email protected]

I am searching for infomation on Benjamin Fuller b, 4-14-1793 VT d. 5-24-1872 Wisc. He married Cornelia Hazen March 23, 1816 Ellisburg NY. She was born 7-16-1799 VT, d. 2-14-1874 Wisc. Their children were Brooks Harrington, Elizabeth, Reuben, Myra, Joseph Clark, and Lydia. If anyone has any info on this line of Fullers, please contact me. Deanna

Fuller cousins, Ancestory.com is offering for 10 days: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4275.htm I put Fuller in & found 18 hits. Chenango County, New York Directory, 1902 Description: Situated just east of the Finger Lakes area of central New York, Chenango County was home to about 36,000 people at the start of the twentieth century. This database is a directory of county residents, originally published in 1902. Each entry provides the resident's name, occupation, and town of residence. Additionally, if the individual owned land, the number of acres is given. Listing the names of over 16,000 persons, it can be a helpful source of information for Ancestry.com patrons seeking heads of households in central New York. Extended Description: Bibliography: Cuccinello, Karen, ed. Chenango Directory, 1902. [database online] Orem, UT: Ancestry, Inc., 2000. Taken from: Directory of Chenango County, New York. Norwich, NY: - , 1902. Betty G. McMurphy [email protected]

It seems we are in the same boat! Where do we go after the 5th generation? I am still searching for William Henry Fuller, b abt 1847. In 1871, he resided in Jackson Co. Iowa, where he married Mary Binns. They had three children between 1871-1875. It appears that by 1880, he had moved out of the house, and Mary and the children moved in with her parents. I can not find out what happened to him after that, nor can I find his parents, siblings etc. Any of these names or dates sound familiar to anyone! ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2000 6:08 AM Subject: Josiah Fuller, b. 1748 > Greetings, > > A Josiah Fuller, fifth generation descendant of pilgrim Dr. Samuel Fuller, > was born 31 OCT 1748, Kingston, MA. He was the second child in a family of > ten, as shown on page 43 of "Mayflower Families Through Five Generations", > Vol. 10 (Samuel Fuller). The father was also named Josiah Fuller, b. 1821, a > Captain in the Revolution. > > I'm extremely interested in the possibility that this Josiah Fuller might > have been my elusive Fuller ancestor. Does anyone on the list know of > further documentation, or other researchers, for this guy? Since he's the > fifth generation, there is nothing further on him in my book. > > Thank you very much, > > Don Boyd

Hi List, Don's posting brings up a more general question that might save me (and others) much needless research. Does anyone know of Samuel's line in CT in the 1700s? "Mayflower Families Through Five Generations", Vol. 10 (Samuel Fuller) and Vol. 4 (Edward Fuller) only list through 5 generations and for some lines LESS. It seems in those 5 generations, Edward's line went MA --> CT and Samuels MA --> MA, NH, and Maine. Since my Fullers were in Litchfield CT in late 1700s, does that rule out Samuel's lines? Or am I looking at this too simplistically? Thanks, Linda Burkell

In doing this thing which we all love, and knowing the way people are today.... I can not help but stop and wonder how many of our family members that we think we are looking for use either their middle name for all legal documents or a nickname....these all being the name of which we have known the individual by or find their name in these legal documents. We have found several family members that in today's world are doing just that... using their initials or middle name as their first. Bill for William Butch for Wesley Dick for Richard So the question we might have at this time is could our Ransom being born in 1797, not be using his first name? Jim

Ephraim Fuller, born around 1727, probably in Wethersfield, Connecticut, married to Mary Dunham of the same town. Moved to Berlin, Connecticut (Or, perhaps part of Wethersfield which became Berlin) where he ran Fuller's Tavern, where George Washington met with Rev.War leaders. They had a daughter Mary who was born January 2, 1757 in Berlin/Kensington. She married Benjamin Hart of Kensington/Berlin. Does Ephraim Fuller tie into anyone's line? Ken Larsen