Hi Again, Just thought you might be interested in this. Every weekday Ancestry.com puts a couple of databases on line free for 100 days. Here is the url that lists the most recent additions and when they were put online. I keep this page bookmarked and check it every couple of days just to see what is available. Hope this helps, Margaret -- Visit our homepage http://www.cybercomm.net/~freddie/ Searching: BURGESS, CHADWICK, JAQUITH, and more

Hi All, Ancestry.com has just put online a database of Rhode Island vital records. You can search by birth, death or marriage. I just did a quick check for FULLER in the birth section and came up with 120 hits. The url for this database is http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/vital/rivitals/main.htm I beleive it will be free access for 10 days starting today. Good luck, Margaret Burgess -- Visit our homepage http://www.cybercomm.net/~freddie/ Searching: BURGESS, CHADWICK, JAQUITH, and more

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]

John Fuller married Bessie Brewer 1st. They had 2 daughters 1. Hilda Fuller b.abt 1909 in Madison County, Indiana 2. Freda Fuller b. July 31, 1913 in Madison County, Indiana There are some Missouri connections somehow, but no one seems to remember what they are. Not known if there are and siblings, nor who the parents are. Any help would be appreciated. Judy Gustin

I am looking for information on the parents of Sarah Ann (Sally) Fuller, born July 1856, Danbridge, TN, died 23 September 1924, Rockwood, Roane County, TN. Married William Staples, son of Thomas Staples and Permelia Van Winkle, on 28 July 1878. Sarah Ann's parents are reported to be Washington Fuller and Sarah Lollis. I would like to confirm or disprove that these are her parents and hopefully find the Fuller line to which she is connected. Thanks. Dorothy K. (Staples) Wallace

Bessie, Harbert Collier married Mahala Fuller in Granville Co, NC on 20 Nov. 1792. They moved shortly to Chatham Co., NC where they lived until 1826 when they moved to Henry Co., TN. They both died before 1850 and are buried in a family cemetery on the farm they owned in Henry Co., TN.. This cemetery is now known as the Lemuel Boothe cemetery. Their children were: Mary Cole who married Jesse Snipes Keziah Hampton who married Thomas Coulter Ashman Fuller who married Elizabeth Paine Poe. Eliza who married Allen Coulter Beverly Charloss who married Martha Ann Olive Mahala who married Jason Frizzell. Henry Harbert who married Sarah P. Crittendon Harvy Withe who married Elizabeth Hartsfield Doctor Sidney who did not marry. ______ (female) who married ______ Gibbs Bessie, we have not been able to determine who were the ancestors of Mahala Fuller Collier. If you have any info about her we would appreciate it if you would share it with us. [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Bessie Turley <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, January 15, 2000 2:14 PM Subject: Fullers >Looking for info on any Fullers ANY Tennessee counyies. > > >thank you >Bessie >[email protected] >

Can anyone provide me with the parents of Nathaniel Fuller Christened Dec 25 1726 , Ipswich Mass.? He died at sea in 1778[ he was a privateer] He had 3 wives, the 3rd one being Mary Holland b. 1743 , Ipswich Mass.And she died 27 Jan 1830 Elba , Genessee cty, N.Y. If possible , please give me the source of your info.Than you M.W.Angevine

I am searching for the family of Henry L. Fuller supposedly born December 1, 1834. it is possible his family came from New York and settled in either Medina County or Lorain County, OH. he married Elizabeth Halliwell and had three children Ada,Bertha, and Louis. he was in the Civil War in the 103 cavalry unit from Ohio and was part of the March through Georgia with General Sherman. After the war he went to Missouri in the area of Barry County. He was not in touch with his family in Ohio for approximately five years. His wife had remarried and had three more children. Henry returned to Missouri and does appear to on an 1890 census form. It is not known if he remarried and had another family. Any information on Henry would be greatly appreciated.

--part1_d.53ff67.25b3e3b9_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_d.53ff67.25b3e3b9_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: [email protected] From: [email protected] Full-name: Mm2u46 Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Sat, 8 Jan 2000 20:49:17 EST Subject: William N. Fuller,b.1811,NC. in AR. 1850c and 1860c To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL for Macintosh sub 189 Hi, I'm still trying to find William N. Fuller's parents and where he died in Texas. William was with his family in the 1840 census of Bedford CO. TN. He was in the 1850 census of Hot Springs Co. AR. and the 1860 census of Hempstead CO.AR. His first wife was Martha Hastings,b. c1811, TN. An Elizabeth Fuller, age 83,b.NC. was in the his household in the 1850 c. I am assuming this was his mother. She was not living with him in the 1860c. These children were in the 1850c. Elizabeth J.(16)b.TN.,William S.(14)b.TN., Josiah(13)b.TN., Mary A.(11)b.TN., Martha A.(7)b.TN., Lurky Frances(9)b,TN., Robert Henry(5)b.TN.(my Ggrandfather), James A.(4/12mo.)b.TN., In the 1860c. Hemstead Co. AR. Wm.S.,Josiah,Frances,Robert H., and Martha were still in the household and another daughter Nancy L(6)b.TN. This probably should have be AR. for her. His wife Martha died after the 1860 census. Probably in Hemstead CO.AR. because he married again, a Louisa Jane Posey on 22 April 1861 in Hemstead CO. They moved to Texas sometime after that and he was supposed to have had 4 more children with her. Thomas Melton or Milton Fuller,b.1867,TX., John,b.abt.1865,TX., Lou,b.abt1863,TX., and Joe William,b.abt.1868 or 1869,TX. Haven't been able to find him in Texas Census. He was supposed to have died before the last child was born and his wife Louisa Jane was supposed to have died after the last child was born. The younger children were supposed to have been raised by older half brothers and sisters, except the youngest son Joe William was given to neighbors to raise. Does anyone out there have any of these people in their family trees. I have been looking for William N.'s father for 25 years, no luck yet. Would like to find out where the rest of his family lived and died. Thanks for any guidance. Mary --part1_d.53ff67.25b3e3b9_boundary--

In a message dated 1/16/00 5:11:31 PM Eastern Standard Time, JRob910 writes: << hanks for your response. I did hear from one person and now know (or suspect) my great great grandfather was Ephraim Fuller. If you have further information, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you. Diane Roberts >> You need to get a copy of "Genealogy of Some Descendants of Thomas Fuller of Woburn" by William H. Fuller (1919). This gives the whole line back to the immigrant ancestor Thomas. The info on Ephraim is: Ephraim Fuller b. 27 July 1815 Malden, MA; d. 5 Oct 1868 at Glenn Valley, near Indianapolis, IN; m. 16 Sept 1841 Abigail G. SWEETSER of South Reading. Children recorded at Malden: 1. Gayton Wilbur b. 28 Oct 1842; m. Adelaide T. ANDERSON 2. Sumner W. b. 6 Dec 1844; d. 2 Sept 1846. 3. Sumner Warren b. 31 Jan 1848; d. 20 July 1848 4. Albert Priest b. 24 June 1849; m. Adele E. RICHARDSON 9 Nov 1904. No children. Resides in Melrose. Ephraim was the s/o Josiah Fuller & Sally Emerson. Susan Valis Fuller listowner

I am searching for the parents of my GGG Grandfather, Elihu fuller, believed born about 1770 probably in Westchester County, NY. Married Eliza Purdy about 1792, Lived in Fishkill, Dutchess County, NY until after 1800 then moved to Delaware County where he died in 1848. Any help would be appreciated. I have his children on down. just don't know who his parents were. Forrest On Sun, 16 Jan 2000 01:24:55 EST [email protected] writes: > Bessie, I am from Fullers in Henderson County, TN, which is West > Tennessee. > My line descends from Ephraim FULLER, born in NC, migrated to TN. > > What Fuller are you researching? Linda Fuller Long, Yorba Linda, CA >

There were some Fuller in Roane County Tn. There is info on them on my Website. George Fuller, Sr. went to Roane County from SW VA in abt 1821 and died there in 1848. God Bless!!! Peggy C. (Fuller) Keen Website: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/5049 *********************************************************** AMERICAN BY BIRTH, DAUGHTER OF THE MOUNTAINS BY THE GRACE of GOD...Diana Kinzer Heath ***********************************************************

Interesting. I live about 8 miles from the stone marker along the railroad where the General was captured. I have stopped and read it a couple of times. Would you like a photo? Perhaps I will drive by and take a picture some time so you can have the Marker along with the engine. When I was a child the engine was housed at the railroad depot in Chattanooga, TN. But then the rebels claimed it and it was taken to Red Top Mountain State Park in Altoona, GA. I understand it is on display there, but have not gone to see it again. I wonder what line of Fullers they trace back to. My own family was in Delaware county New York, at that point I am up against the wall. I think my GGG Grandfather was born in Westchester County, perhaps North Salem, NY, but I don't know who his parents were and am stuck. To answer your question, yes, I would appreciate a picture of the ond "General". Thanks, Forrest

Bessie, I am from Fullers in Henderson County, TN, which is West Tennessee. My line descends from Ephraim FULLER, born in NC, migrated to TN. What Fuller are you researching? Linda Fuller Long, Yorba Linda, CA

Hi, I don't know any Fullers in Tennessee outside of my own family. My father raised four sons here: George Virley, Forrest LaVerne, Frederick Weldon, and Glenn Arthur. We are all yet living in Tennessee within about 100 miles of Chattanooga. My father was born in Canada and his only brother had no children. So I am afraid I wont be much help to you. Good luck in the search. Forrest

The General has been on display in its own museum here in Kennesaw, GA (formerly known as Big Shanty) since 1972. From the Kennesaw home page (http://www.kennesaw.ga.us/): "On April 12, 1972 the General was officially enshrined in her permanent home in Kennesaw, Georgia...just 100 yards from the spot where she was stolen on April 12, 1862." Asa Gage

hi all I have a old post card of the train called the general I have it scanned and will send a copy to anyone who would like it it is the train that william allen fuller drove and stole back from Andrews Raiders durning the civil war he was son of william alexander fuller and marthenia allen roberts enjoy cousin marie

Looking for info on any Fullers ANY Tennessee counyies. thank you Bessie [email protected]

Please respect copyrights and provide sources! The article "MANY "MAYFLOWER" LINES UNCOVERED IN WORLDCONNECT" by Myra Vanderpool Gormley, CG, <[email protected]>, appeared in: ROOTSWEB REVIEW: RootsWeb's Genealogy News Vol. 3, No. 2, 12 January 2000 The following copyright notice appears in every ROOTSWEB REVIEW: PERMISSION TO REPRINT articles from ROOTSWEB REVIEW is granted unless specifically stated otherwise, PROVIDED: (1) the reprint is used for non-commercial, educational purposes; and (2) the following notice appears at the end of the article: Written by <author's name, e-mail address, and URL, if given>. Previously published by RootsWeb.com, Inc., RootsWeb Review: RootsWeb's Genealogy News, Vol. 3, No. 2, 12 January 2000. RootsWeb: <http://www.rootsweb.com/> Jim Bullock

----- Original Message ----- From: Tucky Sancibrian <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2000 11:54 PM Subject: [VT-L] More of Bloomfield, Vermont > I had to do this tonight: > > January 13, 1914 - 86 years ago tonight! Temperature: 44 degrees below > zero. (Country Journal, New England Weather Book). The temps up there > tonight are supposed to be anywhere from 40-60 below zero! > > January 14, 1914 - Fred SULLIVAN, alias Frank S<OTJ, is in the Lancaster > jail to await a justice trial on the charge of murdering George BOYNE, > Thursday, in the second serious camp row in a Crystal Lumber camp within > a week. Sullivan is alleged to have fired two shots at Boyne, which > resulted in the latter's death in Berlin Hospital. > > May 27, 1914 - Peter Poulin was killed by Carl Dolly in a lumber camp in > Bloomfield, Friday morning, according to the admission of Dolly, who > immediately gave himself up to the officers. > > May 17, 1914 - FULLER, Henry of Bloomfield, son of Henry and Thankful > (Bowker) Fuller, was born in Maidstone, August 26, 1838. When two years > old his father moved to Bloomfield. He was educated in the common > schools and at Derby Academy. He had been town clerk for thirteen > years. He married, May 31, 1864, Miss Nettie W. Colby of Whitefield, > NH. Of this union have been born Henry Clarence (died October 9, 1867) > and Asa Colby. Mrs. Fuller died January 15, 1868. He was again married > November 28, 1870 to Miss Mary L., daughter of Nathan M. and Mary > Johnson of Bloomfield. Of this union have been born W. Earle and Mary > Maude. This wife died October 13, 1895. Mr. Fuller married August > 26,1897, Miss Abbie, daughter of Gideon and Susan Mathews. > > June 17, 1914 - Henry Fuller, one of Bloomfield's oldest and most > respected citizens, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Maude > Blodgett of Lyndonville. > > June 24, 1914 - Mrs. Angeline Lombard died at her home in Bloomfield. > She was 82 and for fifty-two years had made Bloomfield her hoome. Her > late husband, Joseph Lombard preceded her by a little over a year. They > had one son, N. W. Lombard, who was a former businessman of Island Pond, > now living in the Far West, and one daughter, Mrs. Mary Marston, who has > faithfully cared for her mother during the last years of her life. > > September 23, 1914 - Mary S. NUGENT died at here home in Bloomfield > Thursday morning. At her bedside were her sons and daughters. Mary > Sarah Fuller was born in Bloomfield, June 6, 1841, daughter of Jason > Fuller and Olive (CARTER) FULLER. May 17, 1872 she was married to > Joseph NUGENT and their residence haas always been Bloomfield. To them > were born 6 children, 4 of whom are now living. They are Mrs. W. B. > ROGERS of Brattleboro, Elmer NUGENT of Concord, NH, Fred NUGENT of town > and W. F. NUGENT of North Stratford. > > May 17, 1915 - Joseph H. HANSON will open the Brunswick Springs House > very soon.. > > May 30, 1915 - Five of our young men left for Burlington, Monday morning > to enlist in the National Guards: John KENNEDY of Stratford, David > BERUBE, David CLOUGH and Edgar DeBANVILLE of Bloomfield and Bryan DAMON > of Brunswick. > > August 22, 1915 - Among the boys who were at home from Fort Ethan Allen > over Sunday were Dean CLOUGH, William BISHOP, David BERUBE, Tom O'MARA, > Lloyd HENDRICKS, John KENNEDY, Everett RAMSEY and Sam VALLEE. > > November 20, 1918 - Word has been received of the death of L. B. FULLER > "somewhere in France", in an aeroplane accident. He was the son of A. > C. Fuller, formerly of this town, but now of Connecticut. > > December 4, 1918 - The names of Eugene BELANGER and William BISHOP of > Bloomfield were reported in the casualty list in the Sunday dispatches. > Both died of Disease. > > List of World War I Veterans from Bloomfield: > > Everett Ramsey Robert Marshall Lloyd Hendricks > Fred Bartlett William Bishop Edward Parent > David Berube Fr. Arthur Levere Tom O'Mara > Eugene Belanger Sam Vallee Louis Normandeau > Edgar DeBanville Isaac Connolly George Stanton > Anthony Grogan Hugh Grogan Henry Beachman > Ernest Normandeau Dean Clough > > February 5, 1919 - Effie J. STEVENS died at the home of H. H. Stevens in > Bloomfield. She was born October 20, 1868 the daughter of Russell and > Amanda (BOWKER) FULLER. She was married to Fred C. STEVENS and is > survived by two children, Bertha and Burton. > > December 24, 1919 - John O'DONNELL, an old-time resident of the town, > passed away on Friday. > > December 1, 1920 - Alvin TAYLOR one of Bloomfield's oldest and most > respected citizens, died at his home last Thursday, November 25th. He > was born in Clifton, P.Q., 70 years ago but moved to the States in early > boyhood and for 45 years has made his home here. he married Margaret > Berry. They had 4 sons, Watson and Elmer of this town and Edwin and > Arthur of Boston. > > December 8, 1920 - Funeral services were held here for Everett RAMSEY, > who died here December 2, 1920. he was born in Bloomfield, May 18, 1896 > and spent most of his life here with the exception of two years in the > service, most of which was in France with the 26th Division, U. S. > Army. In the early summer of 1920 he was married to Miss Roxy MORANCY > of East Stratford. > > That is it for tonight. > > > ==== VERMONT Mailing List ==== > VERMONT-L Home Page: > http://www.geocities.com/heartland/prairie/9803/us/vt >