>From the rootsweb.com mailing MANY "MAYFLOWER" LINES UNCOVERED IN WORLDCONNECT by Myra Vanderpool Gormley, CG Last week RootsWeb Review readers were requested to send the name(s) of their "Mayflower" ancestor(s) along with their WorldConnect file name. You responded. Your editors are still buried under the flurry of responses. Some of you sent your firstborn, and/or hogs, butter, milk and eggs (living persons and nonedible items will be returned collect). Others thought they would slip in a bogus "Mayflower" progenitor (did you really think we'd fall for Peter Rabbit?), while a few, eager to share their dazzling pilgrim pedigrees, sent GEDCOMs, colored charts, photographs, and assorted files -- with unknown extensions that we have not been able to pry open. A few figured out their WorldConnect file name (it is what appears just after the equals sign once you have successfully uploaded your GEDCOM to WorldConnect). Example: (worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=sonavan) However, some were so confused about "file name" that they sent us the secret name of their GEDCOMs residing on their PCs and Macs in the hinterlands. (Your GEDCOM file names are safe with us). We appreciate your eagerness to provide information. However, we decided not to include the file names in our report this week since we are unable to verify many of them. Let us tell you a secret for finding "Mayflower" lines in WorldConnect. Type in the given and surname of a particular individual at: <http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi> and include the birth place of England; then do a search. "Mayflower" ancestors (with the number of readers who indicated to us that such a progenitor was in their uploaded GEDCOM at WorldConnect) are: Alden, John 5; Allerton, Isaac 2; Billington, John 1; Bradford, William 4; Brewster, William 4; Browne/Brown, Peter 1; Chilton, James 4; Cooke, Francis 4; Doty, Edward 0; Eaton, Francis 1; Fletcher, Moses 0; Fuller, Edward 1; Fuller, Samuel 1?; Hopkins, Stephen 6; Howland, John 5; More, Richard 0; Mullins, William 4; Priest, Degory 1; Rogers, Thomas 1; Samson, Henry 0; Soule, George 4; Standish, Myles 2; Tilley, John 5; Warren, Richard 3; White, William 1; Winslow, Edward 2. No one reported being descended from: Edward Doty, Moses Fletcher, Richard More, or Henry Samson. However, there is at least one file in WorldConnect for each "Mayflower" progenitor -- except Moses Fletcher. Fletcher died early in 1620/21 in what is now Plymouth, Massachusetts. He is the only "Mayflower" passenger (known to date) whose family and descendants (he had 10 children by his first wife, Mary Evans) remained in Holland and did not immigrate to New England. -- 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

Hello, I am looking for information and descendants of THOMAS FULLER of Fayetteville, NC, son either Rev. Bartholomew FULLER & Sarah COOKE OR Jones FULLER of Franklin Co., NC - not sure which. Thomas Fuller married CATHERINE RABOTEAU and they had: SARAH E. FULLER + Richard Henry Jasper BLOUNT BARTHOLOMEW FULLER + Wilhelmina BELL - his family moved to Durham, NC THOMAS C. FULLER + Caroline WHITEHEAD - his son WILLIAMSON W. FULLER moved to NYC Any help would be greatly apprecaited. I am very hopeful to find the descendents of the families. Thank you -- Victor Crawford, Jr. [email protected] 8812 Sixty-second Avenue Berwyn Hts., MD 20740

Dear Bessie, Bedford County in which state? Thank you, Teri Bessie Turley wrote: > Looking for info on any Fullers from Bedford county. > > thank you > Bessie > [email protected]

My ggrandfather was Phillip Fuller, b in England, probably between 1850 & 1860. He married Natalie M Dousett. She was born in Nova Scotia, probably during the same time frame. They had 3 children that I know of. Julia (Fuller) Calder b 1880, Edward Phillip Fuller b. 1881 (my grandfather), & George Fuller. There might possibly have been another daughter named Clara. All the children were born in Rockport , Ma. Phillip worked for one of the cemeteries in Rockport, Probably Beech Grove, for many years as a caretaker. Does anyone know anything about this family? Debbie Nation [email protected]

----- Original Message ----- From: Tucky Sancibrian <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2000 1:45 PM Subject: [VT-L] Bloomfield, Vermont > Here's more on Bloomfield, VT News and History. > > March 21, 1906 - A man by the name of Alex McDONALD was killed last week > in the woods on Paul Stream by a tree falling on him. He was buried in > the Bloomfield Cemetery. > > 1906 Directory: (From the Walton's Vt. Directory) > > High School: F. B. FLANDERS, Principal > Boarding House: F. WILLETT, Thomas GRAHAM, Lewis TITUS, Frank GENDRON, > Joseph WHEELER > Shoemaker: Evangeline CARRIER. > Barber: Henry PARROW > General Merchandise: F. A. ROBY, W. F. Nugent. > > April 29, 1908 - George WALLING died April 25th. He was the son of > Heben and was born in Bloomfield on April 25, 1832. On January 13, 1868 > he married Harriet MARTIN, daughter of Ezra and Eliza (BADGER) MARTIN. > He is survived by three children, Wilson W., Goerge L., and William G. > He owned a sugar orchard of 400 trees and resided on Road 8. > > May 20, 1908 - Ray Fuller sold is farm to Thomas Short. > > June 17, 1908 - Miss Belle MADIGAN and Mrs. Maggie WOODS were called > here last week to attend the funeral of their brother, Will, who was > killed here in town while working on the road. He was crushed by a > large rock which rolled onto him in a gravel pit. He was 55 and > unmarried. > > JULY 15, 1908 - Frank GENDRON of Bloomfield lost his life at Coos Sunday > while attempting to leap from a moving train at the Grand Trunk > Station. He stepped on the train to say farewell to a friend and after > the train started attempted to jump off but was caught and fell under > the wheel. He is mourned by a widow and four sons and one daughter. > > August 26, 1908 - Samuel O. SCHOFF of Bloomfield died Saturday evening, > August 22 at his home. He was born in Bloomfield February 8, 1841 and > has lived here ever since. He has always been a successful farmer but > during the operations of the Nulhegan Lumber Company worked as scaler > and marker for many years. He was a veteran of the Civil War, enlising > in the 5th Vermont Regt., March 22, 1865. > > OCTOBER 14, 1908 - Ray FULLER leaves this week for Cuba, where he > intends to sojourn for his health. He returns with Charels PRESBY, > formerly of Bloomfield who is an extensive grower of fruit in Cuba, > where he has lived for the past five years. > > April 28, 1909 - Buy your millinery goods of Mrs. S. I SWEET, Bloomfield > at bottom prices. > > August 4, 1909 - Lewis TITUS, one of the oldest residents of this > community died at his home in South Bloomfield Thursday morning. He was > born in Waterford, Vermont, March 8, 1834 and moved here while a small > child (near Duval's). > > August 11, 1909 - George VAN DYKE, the "Lumber King of New England" was > killed in an auto accident at Thinus Falls, Mass. His auto, driven by > his chauffeur, died, plunged over a rocky cliff on August 8th. > > 1910 - Directory: From Walton's Vermont Register. > > Boarding Houses: F. WILLETT, Joseph WHEELER > Livery Stable - Fred NUGENT > > January 4, 1911 - Mrs. Margaret Parent, widow of the late Joseph PARENT > and one of Bloomfield's oldest residents, died at her home last Monday > morning and was buried from the Catholic Church Wednesday morning. > Reverend Father GUAY officiating. Mrs. PARENT was 82 years of age and > was one of Bloomfield's most respected residents. > > January 11, 1911 - Stewart Holbrook of White River Junction has been > visiting relatives in town this past week. > > February 1, 1911 - Mrs. Emma Gendron of town died at her home last > Monday afternoon of pneumonia. She was ill but a few days. Mrs. > Gendron was 56 years old and leaves one daughter, four sons, one sister > and one brother. > > June 21, 1911 - Jesse CASS recently purchased an automobile. > > April 17, 1912 - The community was saddened last Thursday by the death > of Mr. Joseph LOMBARD of Bloomfield, one of the oldest and most honored > of her citizens. Mr. Lombard had been ill for several weeks and finally > succumbed to a valvular disease of the heart. He was born in St. > Francis, P.Q., March 15, 1831 and removed to Waterville, Maine with his > parents when only 2 years old. He lived in Maine until 1861 when he > moved to Bloomfield. He married Miss Angeline Batlaeu of Saco, Maine on > August 2, 1859. he was a carpenter and millwright by trande and was in > the employ of the Nulhegan Lumber Co., for many years. He leaves a wife > and daughter to mourn his death. > > January 8, 1913 - Ayers TRUFANT, a long time resident here, died at his > home in Lisbon, NH at 74. he leaves a widow and 3 children, 2 sons in > Maine and a daughter, Mrs. Floyd SCHOFF, who lives in Bloomfield. > > August 6, 1913 - I sell ice cream at the Bloomfield town hall every day > except Sunday. Sherbet, Monday and Friday. Mrs. Herman COOPER. > > November 26, 1913 - Melvin FULLER and Eddie Couture recently shot a fine > black bear near their camp at North Pond.. > > That's it for today. > > > ==== VERMONT Mailing List ==== > VERMONT-L Home Page: > http://www.geocities.com/heartland/prairie/9803/us/vt >

Looking for info on any Fullers from Bedford county. thank you Bessie [email protected]

Looking for information on the parents of Henry Fuller (Jan. 7, 1800-Mar. 23, 1881) reportedly born in Fredrick Co. who married Drusilla Shockey (May 13, 1805-Jul. 24, 1881). Both are buried in the Grantsville, Md. Cemetery. Regards, William Scott

--part1_a1.a1b41318.25ad64c9_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 1/11/00 10:15:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, Marieandmike1500 writes: << Georgia Cherokee Land Lottery, 1838 >> --part1_a1.a1b41318.25ad64c9_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: [email protected] From: [email protected] Full-name: Marieandmike1500 Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2000 22:15:29 EST Subject: (no subject) To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 45 Search Results Search Terms: FULLER (19) Database: Georgia Cherokee Land Lottery, 1838 Combined Matches: 19 Previous Hits Number District Name Residence County Comment 139 FOURTH DISTRICT, FOURTH SECTION, CHEROKEE Hiram Fuller Sapp's Muscogee 12 SEVENTH DISTRICT, FOURTH SECTION, CHEROKEE Mary Ann Fuller 15th Liberty granted previous to the first day of January, 1838 108 NINTH DISTRICT, FOURTH SECTION, CHEROKEE Keziah Fuller Adams's Columbia widow. revolutionary soldier. 212 NINTH DISTRICT, FOURTH SECTION, CHEROKEE Uriah Fuller 759th Sumter granted previous to the first day of January, 1838 315 NINTH DISTRICT, FOURTH SECTION, CHEROKEE William Fuller Stanton's Newton granted previous to the first day of January, 1838 320 NINTH DISTRICT, FOURTH SECTION, CHEROKEE Tryam Fuller 249th Walton granted previous to the first day of January, 1838 34 11th DISTRICT, FOURTH SECTION, CHEROKEE Arthur Fuller Willingham's Harris 121 12th DISTRICT, FOURTH SECTION, CHEROKEE Benjamin F. Fuller 318th Baldwin 85 18th DISTRICT, FOURTH SECTION, CHEROKEE James Fuller Adams's Columbia granted previous to the first day of January, 1838 Viewing records 11-19 of 19 --part1_a1.a1b41318.25ad64c9_boundary--

--part1_70.7050b909.25ad64aa_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 1/11/00 10:14:57 PM Eastern Standard Time, Marieandmike1500 writes: << Georgia Cherokee Land Lottery, 1838 >> --part1_70.7050b909.25ad64aa_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: [email protected] From: [email protected] Full-name: Marieandmike1500 Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2000 22:14:57 EST Subject: (no subject) To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 45 Search Results Search Terms: FULLER (19) Database: Georgia Cherokee Land Lottery, 1838 Combined Matches: 19 Next Hits Number District Name Residence County Comment 15 SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT, FIRST SECTION, CHEROKEE James N. Fuller Greer's Merriwether orphan.; granted previous to the first day of January, 1838 147 TENTH DISTRICT, SECOND SECTION, CHEROKEE John Fuller, Jr. Hill's Baldwin 176 ELEVENTH DISTRICT, SECOND SECTION, CHEROKEE John Fuller 242d Jackson soldier. 266 24th DISTRICT, SECOND SECTION, CHEROKEE John H. Fuller Harralson's Troup granted previous to the first day of January, 1838 286 25th DISTRICT, SECOND SECTION, CHEROKEE Cooper B. Fuller White's Franklin 18 FIFTH DISTRICT, THIRD SECTION, CHEROKEE William A. Fuller Mobley's De Kalb 310 TWELFTH DISTRICT, THIRD SECTION, CHEROKEE Elizabeth Fuller 148th Greene widow. revolutionary soldier.; granted previous to the first day of January, 1838 20 22d DISTRICT, THIRD SECTION, CHEROKEE Benjamin F. Fuller Bridges's Gwinnett 19 23d DISTRICT, THIRD SECTION, CHEROKEE Abner Fuller Tuggle's Merriwether soldier. 233 24th DISTRICT, THIRD SECTION, CHEROKEE Elizabeth Ann Fuller 248th Jackson orphan.; granted previous to the first day of January, 1838 --part1_70.7050b909.25ad64aa_boundary--

Russell G. Fuller and Abigail Ackley were married in 1835 in Wash. Co., Ohio and later moved to Hancock Co., IL. I'd like to know more about Abigail.

this is to add to what has been sent 5, Jesse Fuller,born 1784 in NC died in 1844 in Ala m. Polly Jackson in 1807 Children; Seabotn Jones Jesse,Franklin,Micenia,Marina,Wyatt,James,John,William,Jefferson,George,John, Elijah,Amdrew 6.Elijah Fuller b 1760 NC d in Green County m first wife? children Jesse Elizabeth Boggs in 1811 children Milly,John,Elijah,Simon,Phoebe,Elizabeth,CCelia,Martha,Polly, 7 Elijah Fuller born Conn ? other facts unknown Note lookinf for facts about Elijah number 7 and people they have decended from thanks

It has been some time since I posted my brick wall. I am trying to locate the parents for William R. Fuller's wife Caroline (Carrie) Westerfield. She was born in NJ in 1858 and died in 1924 in Connecticut while visiting her son Harry G. Fuller. She was a residence of Mt. Vernon, NY at the time. I would appreciate any information. Thanks.

I am searching for ending of my line maybe at the Mayflower Fuller 1Frank Fuller b1917 mDoris Deanb1922 in1945 Children Dale b 1946,Terry 1948, Colleen 1952,Mike,1956 2Ed Fuller b 1883 in Van Zandt County Texas, m Mary Lina Shannon, Madison Co. Texas b1890 Children Frank Fullerb Ft Worth Texas1917 3 James A Fuller.b1884, Alabama d 1922 Van Zandt Co Texas m.Mary MacClellan born Alabama, m in 1883 Children Ed Fuller 4 Seaborn Jones FullerbGa in 1815 m Nancy b Alabama in 1813 d Claiborne Co Louis, Children John,14;Jesse,12,Wm 10,James,6; Mary,4 : Nathan

I am another new person to this list. I am Searching for my gggrandfather Charles Fuller born 1809. I don't know where he was born, but he married in Copley, Summit Co, OH. He married Julia Arnold d/o Josia and Phebe Smith Arnold in about 1837. The children I know of are James Luman born 1838, Marcus Martin b 1840, and Helen (Nellie) b 1845. I am descended from Marcus Martin Fuller. Appreciate any help at all. The other day there was someone searching for Enoch Fuller who married in Richfield OH in 1809, Could this be father or uncle? Thanks, Artie Nichols

Hi, this is my initial post to the FULLER mailing list. My connection to the Fuller name is through Wallace W. Fuller who is my great great grandfather. The information I have so far on Wallace is as follows: Wallace W. FULLER, b.1843, NY, d.28 May 1878, Jackson, MI, buried in Albion, MI m.Effie Groff, 18 Jun 1867 We have received information that Wallace's parents may be Alonzo FULLER and Mary Ann BUNKER. We also have reason to believe that Mary Ann may have been his second wife. His first wife may have been Rena. As you can see this part is rather iffy. Wallace and Effie had the following children: Florence Penninah FULLER, b.1 Jul 1868, Albion, MI, d.22 Nov 1933, Sheridan Twp, Calhoun Co., MI (m.Nelson FINLEY) L. D. FULLER, b.23 Aug 1872, Albion, MI, d.2 Jan 1898, Albion, MI Minnie A. FULLER, b.19 May 1875, Rives Junction, MI, d.4 Nov 1936, Albion, MI (m.Merrill J. ZIMMERMAN) Rena B. FULLER, b.Nov 1877, d.May 1947, (m.Ralph GILLETTE) Any further information on Wallace and his parents would be appreciated. We have information on descendents we're more than willing to share. Thanks, Linda Lance <[email protected]>

Does anyone have both e mail and postal addresses, for me ,of both The Vermont and New York Mayflower Society? Thanks, M.W.Angevine

Renewing our request for the New Year. Thanks for any help I am trying to establish the line from Nathaniel Fuller b. Dec 25, 1726, Ipswich Mass. to the Mayflower. He was lost at sea-1778. He was a privateer during the Am. Rev. He married Mary Holland b. 1743 , Ipswich Mass. Died 27 Jan. 1830 in Elba N.Y. Have 2 conflicting lines from the Morman church.Can anyone offer me proof of his ancestors? M.W.Angevine

It's a new year, so here is what I know about my Fullers: Enoch Fuller, b. about 1781 (age 69 in 1850 census) settled as a young man in Ashtabula County, Ohio, probably as early as 1806. He came "from New York" presumably meaning western New York State. He married Karenhappuch Palmer "of Richfield" 12 JAN 1809 in Geauga County. Richfield is now in Summit County. Enoch and Karenhappuch had a son Josiah, b. 1810 and a large family of daughters, of who I only know Julina, my gg grandmother, b. 1822, for sure. Probably another was named Ruth. Family tradition is that they had some 17 children, 14 of them daughters. Another son was probably Horatio P. Fuller, b. abt. 1831. The family stayed in Ashtabula and most of the children settled in the Western Reserve, according to the "History of the Western Reserve" by Harriet Taylor Upton, 1910. I would be very interested to contact other descendants of this family. Julina told her 10 children she was a Mayflower pilgrim descendant, which is an ongoing research project. Don Boyd, Fairborn, Ohio

I though I might try to post this again with a little bit of new information. John Fuller married Livana (Livonia) R. Jeffers 10-24-1833 in Clarksville, Georgia Habersham Co John Fuller was born 1795 or 6 in NC. Livana R. Jeffers was born in Laurens Co. SC. 1811 Children all born in Clarksville Ga. He must have died between 1853 and 1860 because he does not show up in the 1860 census. A couple of interesting notes: His first son Henry Alexander Fuller on some Civil War documentation list his name with a Jr. at the end. Henry named his first son Oliver Clyde Fuller the second, I noticed there was one by that name from Virginia but have not followed up on it yet. In the 1880 census one of John Fuller's sons says his father is from South Carolina and another son says he was from Scotland. I have a lot more on the linage of the following Fullers, I follow the Henry Alexander line. One particular clue that I would like information on is John b. 1796 NC. had a son named William R. Fuller born 1838 Georgia. He married a Mary J. and they had three children that I know of. They were all born in NC. My information comes from the 1880 Habersham census ( William R had moved back in with his mother.) William R. Fuller's children's names were William R. born 1867 N.C. Charles B. 1869 N.C.and Talullah b. 1871 all in North Carolina. They should show up in the 1870 NC census which I do not have access to. I would like to know what county they were born in. If anyone has come across them please let me know. I feel it is likely they were living in the same county their father was born in and I can focus my search there for John Fullers father. Maybe find an Ezekiel b. 1888 and or a Henry Alexander Fuller Children of John and Livonia Fuller 1. Henry Alexander Jr. B. 8-22-1835 2. John Wesley B. 1837 3. William R. B. 1838 4. Mary Jane B.1840 5. Peyton W. B. 1843 6. Alfred G. B. 1845 7. Geroge W.M. B. 1848 8. J.J.M B. 1849 9. Thomas R. B. 1853 10. Langston L. B.1854 Henry Alexander born 8-22-1835 Died 12-08-1912 Atlanta Ga.? My Line Married Martha Caroline Wyley 9-14-1859 des. of Gen. John Sevier she was born 4-4-1840 died 4-29-1882 Atlanta Ga. Henry Alexander Fuller's Children: 1.Oliver Clyde Fuller b.9-13-1860 Clarksville Ga. My line D.8-17-1942 Milwalkee Wi. Married Kate Caswell 5-25-1881 in Atlanta Ga. 2.Henry Walter b. 5-17-1865 Clarksville d.11-25-1942 Hendersonville NC. Wife Julia Pamela Reasoner 1-7-1872 second wife Alice 3. Clarence Paul b. 3-2-1867 Prob. Atlanta d. 1926 Tampa Fl. children Theodore and Margaret 4. Annie (b. 7-11-1874 Atlanta) (d. 1-1-1915 Birmingham Al.) Married Thomas Reynolds Best There is also an Ezekiel Fuller B. 1788 N.C. with a wife Eleanor in Habersham with children beginning at about 1830. I have a feeling they were brothers or cousins because one of Ezekiel's sons (Mastin) was living with Johns widow Livonia in the 1880 census. A Henry Fuller minister and Charles Orph Fuller were in there in the 1832 land lottery. I will post Ezekiel's children next. Perhaps this Henry Fuller Minister was Johns father? 1850 Census for Habersham Co. Georgia Ezekiel Fuller Male 62 born NC. $5000 ASS. Eleanor Fuller Female 46 born SC. Malisson Female 25 born Ga. JF Male 24 born Ga. Farmer MCF Male 21 born Ga. DJF Female 16 born Ga. Ezekiel Tax collector Male 14 born Ga B. 3-24-1832 D.5-27-1905 Buried in Clarksville Ga memorial Cemetery Mastin Sheriff Male 12 born Ga B. 8-1-1836 D. 2-28-1914 Buried in Clarksville Ga memorial Cemetery MHF Male 10 born Ga. HAF Female 7 born Ga. HYF Male 4 born Ga. *Dates come off of graves stones, thanks to Nan Reepe . The names Ezekiel and Mastin are spelled out in the 1860 census ages given 24 and 27. __________________________________________ NetZero - Defenders of the Free World Get your FREE Internet Access and Email at http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html

Am looking for any information about Ezza Fuller married Serena Minor. I don't know where they are from but they lived in Eliza, Illinois for many years and are buried there. Anyone with a connection to these people? Thanks, Rachelle Iowa