Hi, I have a George Fuller. He lived in Woburn, Ma. His parents were John Fuller and Julia Sheehan, both born in Ireland... thanks. sandy

1920 US Census Brookline, Norfolk County, Massachusetts George W. Fuller, 61, Divorced, Born in Massachusetts, Parents born in Ireland Working as a Bookkeeper, listed as a Servant of the household. -----Original Message----- From: Bud Calhoun [mailto:budcalhoun@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 2:28 PM To: FULLER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: George W. Fuller George is a brickwall on my mother's side of the family. In 1887 he says that he is 27 years old and he was born in Massachusetts. This info was on his intention to marry Martha Tapley in Lewiston, Maine on Aug 31, 1887. My grandfather Frank H. Fuller was born the following year in Lewiston. I next found metion of George in divorce proceedings in 1900. I have found no other information on him either before or after. Has anyone seen George in their travels? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

George is a brickwall on my mother's side of the family. In 1887 he says that he is 27 years old and he was born in Massachusetts. This info was on his intention to marry Martha Tapley in Lewiston, Maine on Aug 31, 1887. My grandfather Frank H. Fuller was born the following year in Lewiston. I next found metion of George in divorce proceedings in 1900. I have found no other information on him either before or after. Has anyone seen George in their travels? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hello all I am seeking information about Dyson FULLER born abt 1878 Stratford, Essex, England. In the 1881 census he is living at 1 Atherton Rd West Ham with his family: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability George FULLER Head M Male 35 London, Middlesex, England Telegraph Engr (Partner) Employs 21 Men And 10 Boys Mary A. FULLER Wife M Female 36 Woolwich, Kent, England George T. FULLER Son Male 9 Stratford, Essex, England Scholar Selina FULLER Daur Female 8 Stratford, Essex, England Scholar Leonard FULLER Son Male 6 Stratford, Essex, England Scholar Marian FULLER Daur Female 5 Stratford, Essex, England Scholar Gertrude FULLER Daur Female 4 Stratford, Essex, England Scholar Dyson FULLER Son Male 3 Stratford, Essex, England Celia FULLER Daur Female 1 Stratford, Essex, England Sarah WATT Mother In Law W Female 70 Woolwich, Kent, England Sarah KING Serv U Female 25 Stratford, Essex, England General Serv Susannah SHUFFLEBOTHAM Serv U Female 24 Bethnal Gn, Middlesex, England Nursemaid In the 1901 census he is living in West Ham and his occupation is given as Telegraph Engineer. It appears he married in the June Qtr 1904, District of Brentford, Middlesex, possibly to either a Dorothy RAWSON or a Florence PERKINS. Does anyone have any information on this person, or his family? Any information much appreciated. Regards Anne Napier Australia

Looking to confirm information on Lydia Fuller born about 1751 Bolton CT married John Hill, he born about 1734/40 probably NH, This family moved around a lot, lived in Surry and Alstead NH and Deerfield and Montague MA. A daughter, Sally, born about 1781, married in Montague MA in 1801 to Rodolphus Reed - they later went to Westfield VT. Other possible children, Anna (married a Shepherd?); Betsey, and Samuel born 13 Jan 1773 Alstead, Cheshire Co., NH. Seems that John Hill may have died in Surry NH between 1800 and 1810, perhaps Lydia did also? Hoping to hear from anyone who has information on this family. Thanks Janice

Sorry I can't help you, Janice.... ......I.have about 4,000 in database of variety of Surnames, and don't show a Lydia Fuller or John Hill....etc...................Good luck.......Joyce. ----- Original Message ----- From: <pete.lodge@xtra.co.nz> To: <FULLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 8:32 PM Subject: Lydia Fuller abt 1751 Bolton CT > Looking to confirm information on Lydia Fuller born about 1751 Bolton CT > married John Hill, he born about 1734/40 probably NH, > > This family moved around a lot, lived in Surry and Alstead NH and > Deerfield and Montague MA. A daughter, Sally, born about 1781, married in > Montague MA in 1801 to Rodolphus Reed - they later went to Westfield VT. > Other possible children, Anna (married a Shepherd?); Betsey, and Samuel > born 13 Jan 1773 Alstead, Cheshire Co., NH. > > Seems that John Hill may have died in Surry NH between 1800 and 1810, > perhaps Lydia did also? Hoping to hear from anyone who has information on > this family. > > Thanks > Janice > > > > ==== FULLER Mailing List ==== > > Thank you for participating in our list. Your participation is valuable. > > Here's another helpful tip from the listowner: Got a few minutes? > Now would be a good time to review the list welcome letter. A good > place to begin would be the items on quoting in the Guidelines and > Rules sections. And please be sure to remove this footer when you > reply! Thanks. > > >

Looking for the descendents of my Great-Grandfather Joseph Valentine Maier-Meyer's Sister (Amelia/Emilie's) daughter Gertrude. Gertrude d. 10-21-1950 among the survivors: son W. Stanley Fuller of Moline, brother John Eifert Saskatchewan, Canada and sister Mrs. William Baumann of Rock Island, IL. Amelia died after daughter Elizabeth was born and Elizabeth was adopted or raised by Amelia and Joseph's brother /Elizabeth's Uncle Chip and his wife August Kratz Meyer. She was survived by two sons: W. Alvin Baumann of Durant, IA. and Clifford M. Baumann of Moline, IL. Elizabeth's Eifert's sister and brothers are: Henry, August, Fred, Charles, John-Jack, and Gertrude L. (raised by William & Mary McDonald) married Warren S. Fuller. Elizabeth was born Feb 2 1885 RI, IL. & died 8-24-1967in Davenport, IA. Working on all of Amelia-Emilie Maier-Eifert's descendants. Thanks, Judy bigtmrst@charter.net

Collaboration Advances Internet-Based Open Source Family History Resource SALT LAKE CITY, April 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Neumont University today announced the development of PhpGedView (PGV), an Internet-based genealogy program through the collaboration of students and instructor, John Finlay. Anyone can use the technology for free to setup a genealogy website, edit data online and collaborate with relatives working on the same family research. Integrated into school curriculum, the PGV development is illustrative of the ongoing integration of Neumont's project-based learning in its accelerated Bachelors degree program. "Neumont students are immersed in real-world projects that stretch their computer development and teamwork skills," said Neumont Senior Vice President of Academics, Eve Andersson. "Many of our corporate collaborative projects are confidential, but the PhpGedView project demonstrates the kind of experience our students gain in the growing open source web development.... http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/04-17-2006/0004340806&EDATE=

This message is being forwarded to the list by the listowner. You may reply to the list at Fuller-L@rootsweb.com or to the sender at "Doug Miller" <djmill@earthlink.net> ------------------------------------------- > >Southern Fullers and descendants of Southern Fuller lines are >welcome to >attend the first ever Southern Fullers Reunion in beautiful Laurens >County, >South Carolina! > >Many attendees are descendants of Ezekiel Fuller of the Isle of Wight, >Virginia, or Henry & Nehemiah Fuller of Caswell Co, NC. > >For more reunion info, visit: >http://www.ourfamilyorigins.com/reunion.htm

An interesting newcomer to genealogy magazines is Internet Genealogy published by Moorshead Magazines. I have to admit that I was skeptical when I heard of the plans to publish an entire magazine devoted to Internet genealogy. It's a topic that is already well-represented in other mainstream genealogy magazines, including another magazine from the same publisher, Family Chronicle. I was also afraid it might be a bit too basic, or consist of too many links and not enough content, to be worth yet another subscription (I subscribe to pretty much every genealogy magazine too). The first issue, available on newstands now, proved me wrong, however. http://genealogy.about.com/b/a/255796.htm

Hi good afternoon It seems I have been "barking" up the wrong tree for my Fuller relations. Instead of Geroge Fuller born 1819 in Fletching Sussex I should have been looking at George born Longslack Hampshire in 1826 of course they both had wives named Eliza but the son Charles who married by Flora is now shown as born in Dublin in 1859. On the marriage cert 1882 George is shown as a clerk. On the 1861 census Eliza is living with the two boys and says wife of Chas (which I think should be George)!, then in 1871 census George is with family and it says Sargt Instr to Volunteers or that is what I can read it as??? in 1881 still with the wife and two boys says Commercial Clerk, and 1891 says Army pensioner and living with sone Charles and wife Flora. Now to my questions - if he was an Army pensioner doesn't that mean he would have had to be a regular soldier? Would soldiers have taken their wives with them and perhaps he went to Ireland and that is why George was born in Ireland. I do not know Eliza's nee name but she is down as born in 1827 in Maidstone so it doesn't look as if she went to Ireland to have the baby with her family because then Alfred was born in 1861 in Kensington which seems to have been the area they carried on living in. How long would it have taken him to become a Sargt. Inst to volunteers (always supposing I have read that bit right!)? any help on these questions from the most helpful people on this list would be much apprecaited. regards Hazel Rees

Hi good afternoon It seems I have been "barking" up the wrong tree for my Fuller relations. Instead of Geroge Fuller born 1819 in Fletching Sussex I should have been looking at George born Longslack Hampshire in 1826 of course they both had wives named Eliza but the son Charles who married by Flora is now shown as born in Dublin in 1859. On the marriage cert 1882 George is shown as a clerk. On the 1861 census Eliza is living with the two boys and says wife of Chas (which I think should be George)!, then in 1871 census George is with family and it says Sargt Instr to Volunteers or that is what I can read it as??? in 1881 still with the wife and two boys says Commercial Clerk, and 1891 says Army pensioner and living with sone Charles and wife Flora. Now to my questions - if he was an Army pensioner doesn't that mean he would have had to be a regular soldier? Would soldiers have taken their wives with them and perhaps he went to Ireland and that is why George was born in Ireland. I do not know Eliza's nee name but she is down as born in 1827 in Maidstone so it doesn't look as if she went to Ireland to have the baby with her family because then Alfred was born in 1861 in Kensington which seems to have been the area they carried on living in. How long would it have taken him to become a Sargt. Inst to volunteers (always supposing I have read that bit right!)? any help on these questions from the most helpful people on this list would be much apprecaited. regards Hazel Rees

Thank you, Cathy in sunny Tampa, FL Native of Brooklyn, NY Ongoing Surname Queries as of January 2006 AUSTIN, BALLIN, HRADEL, KOZISKI, KUPECZ, MURPHY, NAGLE, RYAN, SABOL, WALLA, WILLIAMS

I am working on a Mayflower proof for generation 6 Irene Fuller, daughter of John Fuller and Penelope Toola, who married Isaac Williams. The Mayflower Family (Silver Book) has her listed generation 6 but no further information. I believe she married Isaac Williams they had (among others) Addison Williams. I sure would appreciate any help for this person. Thank you, Ginny

Hi good afternoon It seems I have been "barking" up the wrong tree for my Fuller relations. Instead of Geroge Fuller born 1819 in Fletching Sussex I should have been looking at George born Longslack Hampshire in 1826 of course they both had wives named Eliza but the son Charles who married by Flora is now shown as born in Dublin in 1859. On the marriage cert 1882 George is shown as a clerk. On the 1861 census Eliza is living with the two boys and says wife of Chas (which I think should be George)!, then in 1871 census George is with family and it says Sargt Instr to Volunteers or that is what I can read it as??? in 1881 still with the wife and two boys says Commercial Clerk, and 1891 says Army pensioner and living with sone Charles and wife Flora. Now to my questions - if he was an Army pensioner doesn't that mean he would have had to be a regular soldier? Would soldiers have taken their wives with them and perhaps he went to Ireland and that is why George was born in Ireland. I do not know Eliza's nee name but she is down as born in 1827 in Maidstone so it doesn't look as if she went to Ireland to have the baby with her family because then Alfred was born in 1861 in Kensington which seems to have been the area they carried on living in. How long would it have taken him to become a Sargt. Inst to volunteers (always supposing I have read that bit right!)? any help on these questions from the most helpful people on this list would be much apprecaited. regards Hazel Rees

THanks ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn Shanahan" <shanahan@ameritech.net> To: <FULLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 9:40 AM Subject: Re: Vermont>IL>IA>MORSE > Sorry Peg: > My James Fuller was born in England...sorry and best wishes in your > research. > Marilyn > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Margaret B Chandler" <pchandler5@juno.com> > To: <FULLER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 7:23 AM > Subject: Re: Vermont>IL>IA>MORSE > > >> Hi, Hazel, >> >> My gggrandfather was James Fuller, born 1820 in NY. Do you know where >> and when your James Fuller was born. I wonder if there could be a >> connection. >> >> Peg Chandler >> >> >> ==== FULLER Mailing List ==== >> >> Thank you for participating in our list. Your participation is valuable. >> >> Here's another helpful tip from the listowner: Got a few minutes? >> Now would be a good time to review the list welcome letter. A good >> place to begin would be the items on quoting in the Guidelines and >> Rules sections. And please be sure to remove this footer when you >> reply! Thanks. >> >> > > > > ==== FULLER Mailing List ==== > > Thank you for participating in our list. Your participation is valuable. > > Can't remember the address to use to unsubscribe? Just click on > mailto:Fuller-l-request@rootsweb.com and put the single word unsubscribe > in the message. If you wish to rejoin the list at a later time click on > it again and use the single word subscribe. > > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.2.6/287 - Release Date: 3/21/2006 > >

Hi Hazel, I am not sure as I don't have her parent's first names but will keep this in file in case it does match up.. My husband's last name is Rees too... Thanks Tami ----- Original Message ----- From: <GLEAMINGJ@aol.com> To: <FULLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 10:55 PM Subject: Re: Vermont>IL>IA>MORSE > Hi good morning > > The firsst FULLER in my family tree is Eva Marie Flora Alice FULLER who > married Samuel Robert PYGALL. Her parents were Flora McKinven and > Charles > FULLER. His parents were George and Eliza Thomas. His fther was James > FULLER and > thats aa far back as I have. > > Is this any help > > regards > > Hazel Rees > nee PYGALL > > > ==== FULLER Mailing List ==== > > Thank you for participating in our list. Your participation is valuable. > > Can't remember the address to use to unsubscribe? Just click on > mailto:Fuller-l-request@rootsweb.com and put the single word unsubscribe > in the message. If you wish to rejoin the list at a later time click on > it again and use the single word subscribe. > > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.2.6/287 - Release Date: 3/21/2006 > >

Sorry Peg: My James Fuller was born in England...sorry and best wishes in your research. Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margaret B Chandler" <pchandler5@juno.com> To: <FULLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 7:23 AM Subject: Re: Vermont>IL>IA>MORSE > Hi, Hazel, > > My gggrandfather was James Fuller, born 1820 in NY. Do you know where > and when your James Fuller was born. I wonder if there could be a > connection. > > Peg Chandler > > > ==== FULLER Mailing List ==== > > Thank you for participating in our list. Your participation is valuable. > > Here's another helpful tip from the listowner: Got a few minutes? > Now would be a good time to review the list welcome letter. A good > place to begin would be the items on quoting in the Guidelines and > Rules sections. And please be sure to remove this footer when you > reply! Thanks. > >

Hi, Hazel, My gggrandfather was James Fuller, born 1820 in NY. Do you know where and when your James Fuller was born. I wonder if there could be a connection. Peg Chandler

Hi good morning The firsst FULLER in my family tree is Eva Marie Flora Alice FULLER who married Samuel Robert PYGALL. Her parents were Flora McKinven and Charles FULLER. His parents were George and Eliza Thomas. His fther was James FULLER and thats aa far back as I have. Is this any help regards Hazel Rees nee PYGALL