Not related to below family. Susie V. Morris, wife of Wilbourne Morris, daughter of Charles A. Fuller, dec., Edgefield, Tenn., died after a long illness, December 26, 1875. She had no living children, having two infants who predeceased her. An aunt, Mrs. Darden, "who had been to her as a mother since her earliest childhood" helped to attend her during her illness. Her funeral was held in the First Baptist Church in Nashville. Source: http://www.tngenweb.org/records/davidson/nda76/nda76-01.htm Nashville Dailey American newspaper, Nashville, TN

At 05:32 PM 10/11/2005, Doug Miller wrote: >Congratulations on the new Fuller DNA List. I hope it will >specialize in answering >questions about the DNA testing of Fuller descendants as a means to >break through those >ancestral brick walls. Congratulations on the new Fuller DNA list from the regular Fuller list. I wish the new list great success. Remember though that this regular Fuller list is also for researching Fullers using DNA methods as well as all methods, none excluded. > We can't all be descended from the Mayflower >Fullers can we? > That's right. As this list was set up 1996 and continues to this day, it is for the discussion and sharing of information regarding the Fuller surname and variations in any place and at any time, as well as those ancestors who married into Fuller lines. Best wishes, David Fuller Listowner http://www.feliixplace.com/genealogylists/fuller.html

Congratulations on the new Fuller DNA List. I hope it will specialize in answering questions about the DNA testing of Fuller descendants as a means to break through those ancestral brick walls. We can't all be descended from the Mayflower Fullers can we? dnadoug

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 "Katherine Hope Borges" <kvjjmmborges@msn.com> ------------------------------------------- > >Richard Gere's line of descent from Dr. Samuel Fuller of the Mayflower: > >http://www.mayflowerhistory.com/Genealogy/famousdescendants.php > > > > >

David fuller was born 1759, married deborah putnam then moved to ohio. There, ezra fuller was born 1800. David and Deborah returned to middleton at some point and died there. Ezra Fuller was apparently left in Ohio when his parents and surviving siblings reurrned to Massachusetts. This seems odd since Ezra was quite young. David is listed on the 1810 census in Middleton. I would appreciate any leads to information explaining this unusual circumstance as my family derives from Ezra. Greg

I believe he was a Puritan--he is buried in the Old East Parish Burying Ground in Newton. Here is more info on him and his descendants: The Fuller Family Papers include manuscript and secondary materials from a number of different sources and provide extensive information about the Fuller family in Newton. Arriving about 1644, John Fuller (1611-1698) was one of Newton's earliest settlers. His 1000 acre farm covered parts of Newtonville, West Newton and Waltham and remnants of an early stone wall can still be seen on Fair Oaks Avenue. Another Fuller farm, the nucleus of which was given to Joseph Fuller (1652-1740) by his father-in-law Edward Jackson at the time of his marriage to Lydia Jackson, is now the site of Newton North High School. This farm later became the home of Sarah Fuller, daughter of Judge Abraham Fuller (1720-1794), and her husband General William Hull. The Fullers are commemorated on the First Settlers Monument in the East Parish Burying Ground at the corner of Centre and Cotton streets in Newton Centre. The Fuller Farm is now what is Watertown, MA. Signed Newton petition for seperation from Cambridge along with sons Jonathan & Joseph in 1678; History of Newton, MA. by Jackson. John is believed to have built the first house in Newtonville. He settled in 1644 and became one of the largest landowners in the town. Part of his land now is in what is Waltham. Stone wall dividing land from neighbor Richard Park can still be seen on Fair Oaks Ave. John Sr. had 22 desc. who served in the War of the Revolution. Townsman 1686-87, Surveyor of Highways 1687, Tithingman 1690, Selectman 1693-94, Fence Viewer 1694, Commitees; to negotiate with Cambridge on taxation and seperation 1686, to choose county clerk of the writs 1689, to defend Abraham Jackson from serving as Cambridge constable 1695, to handle claim of Capt. Thomas Prentice for reimbursement for support of widow Susanna Clements 1695-96; recieved payment for repairing north end of meeting house 1681 and for a burying cloth 1693, rated 2 persons and estate 1688, held meeting of Townsmen at his house 1694, Fuller Farm divided among his heirs 1699, referenced in agreement among his heirs and others over an open way through Fuller Farm 1730. --------------------------------- Yahoo! for Good Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.

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 "Katherine Hope Borges" <kvjjmmborges@msn.com> ------------------------------------------- > >Greetings, > >Do you know if was John a Puritan? > >If you send me as much info as possible on this line, I would be >glad to >research the Newton Fullers for you at the DAR Library in Washington >D.C. >when I'm there next month. The DAR has many family genealogies and >bible records in their collection. You can do an online search on >the DAR >Online Library catalog: >http://www.dar.org/library/onlinlib.cfm > >Let me know if there's anything in particular you'd like copied. >Best regards, >Katherine Hope Borges >Colonial Fullers DNA Project Admin >http://www.ourfamilyorigins.com/fullerdna.htm > > > > >

I have spent a lot of time trying to determine this Asa Fuller's parents but now think they were Asa Fuller Sr. b. 1757 in Newton, MA and his wife Betsy Winchester. I wrote yesterday to the Mass. Archives for Asa Jr.s death certificate in hopes that will have his parents' names and will put the matter to rest. He died in 1868 in Roxbury--his wife was from Roxbury and they moved there. If Asa and Betsy were the parents of Asa Jr., they moved to St. Albans, Franklin Co., VT for some reason--he died there intestate but have had no luck gettting anyone to look up the estate file for me to see who were next of kin. These are the Newton Fullers--not the Dedham Fullers or the Mayflower Fullers or any of the other Fullers from Redenhall, Norfolk. The original immigrant of this line was a John Fuller b. 1611 in Lavenham, Suffolk--am hoping some direct male descendants will participate in the DNA project to see if John was related to the other Fullers or if this is a whole other family. Many people have this Asa as the son of Asa Fuller of Dedham and his wife Meletiah Metcalf, but their son Asa Jr. married a Hepsibah Blake and could not have married Sarah Howe. Someone proposed this theory in the Boston Transcript and asked for verification and that is why my family thought it was correct and why I spent hours entering lots of Dedham people into my database until I realized it was impossible. Have seen Asa and Betsy as parents in the IGI but no verification yet. Is anyone else on this list working on these Newton area Fullers? --------------------------------- Yahoo! for Good Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.

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Hello, I am new to this list and I have so little to go on, but I thought maybe someone may know what family FULLER might be related to the one I am looking for. Mabel Bradley b in Allegany County, NY abt 1864. The next time I find her she is listed in the obit of her brother in law and is listed as Mabel FULLER Denver, Colorado. This obit was written 1936. If anyone can help me I would like to hear from you or have some suggestions. Thank you, Nana (NAY-na) RUTHERFORD Redell

Even those who are not descended from the Pilgrim sharing this surname may find the following interesting. "Thanksgiving on the Net: Roast Bull and Cranberry Sauce." In this three-part article just posted on www.SAIL1620.org, noted American Pilgrim historian Dr. Jeremy D. Bangs examines the myths, misconceptions and outright fabrications that currently pretend to tell the Pilgrim story on the Internet.

We need your help. We are trying to put together a pictorial revue of my Collier Ancestors. My Father was Oren Harbert Collier. My Mother was Vera Minter. My Grandfather was Leroy Wester Collier. My Grandmother was Margaret Elizabeth Lockhart. My Great Grandfather was Beverley Charloss Collier. My Great Grandmother was Martha Ann Olive. My Great Great Grandfather was was Harbert Collier. My Great Great Grandmother was Mahala Fuller If you have photos of any of the above, we would greatly appreciate it if you would share them with us. Thank youi very much. Email: collierleroy@bellsouth.net If you are interested in the Collier, English, Martin, Minter, Horton, Olive, Bowden, Frizzell, or Snipes families, visit our web site: http://home.bellsouth.net/p/pwp-leroycollier Our mailing address is: Leroy and Mildred Collier, 1644 Smallhouse Rd., Bowling Green, KY 42104

Greetings! DNA results came in today for a descendant of Robert Fuller of Rehoboth/Salem. Robert is believed to be a brother of Ensign Thomas Fuller of Dedham, and DNA results confirm that they share a common Fuller ancestor with Edward and Samuel Fuller of the Mayflower. (The two Mayflower participants in the project are paper-trailed descendants.) The haplogroup (ethnicity) has been confirmed to be R1b, the most common European haplogroup. It's known as the "Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype". This branch of Fullers originated in Redenhall, England. Scholarship funds are available for the Y-DNA testing of male surnamed Fullers in England. Sincerely, Katherine Hope Borges Colonial Fullers DNA Project Admin. http://www.ourfamilyorigins.com/mayflowerfullers.htm

I am looking for information on my GGGG Grandmother's family of Fullers. Her name was Rebecca Fuller born March 22, 1799 in Wilkes Co, Ga. and she married Edmund Dodson on Jan. 19, 1818 in Georgia. Rebecca died on March 6, 1869 in Cleburne Co, Alabama. I was told that her parents were John Fuller, Jr. and Mary Polly Shields. John Fuller, Jr.'s parents were John Fuller, Sr. and possibly Mary Warner. John Fuller, Sr.'s parents were Ezekiel Fuller and Deborah Spivey. I would like to find others from this same family of Fullers and find out more about who Ezekiel Fuller's parents may have been. Thanks, Jane Little McEndree Jane Little McEndree janemce@sbcglobal.net

I wondered if anyone could help me with some documentation on the line of Mary (Polly) CASH. I feel good about a couple generations on this line, and then fall into Internet-only sources that I need to prop up with some facts. (The family passed through Orleans county (my son and I did a genealogy trip there in 2002 that paid off greatly!) so I'm including the county list here as well.) Does anyone have good documentation on this line that they could point me to? My line goes: Thomas->Stephen->Stephen->Reuben->Harmon->Elmira (who married Jasper WARNER) The line I'm looking at is Reuben's wife, Mary "Polly" Cash (mother of Harmon) I've had the fortune of meeting some wonderful genealogists on my FULLER line, such as Glen P Wilson, who actually met me in a coffee shop to trade files! (Felt like some sort of secret agent setup, but what a treasure he had in his possession in the form of a narrative written by Harmon Fuller and photographs from the cemetary in Carlton Michigan!!) Also Debra Eddy has been a huge help on the BARNUM lines that mingle with the FULLERs. in my records I've listed Mary "Polly" Cash as b. Jun 27, 1775, d. 11SEP1849, Carlton, Ny. I list her parents as: Daniel Cash (b. 14 FEB 1747, Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA; m. 1769, Warwick, Orange Co, NY - moved to Pittston, PA 1776 d. 1789 in Orange Co, NY Mary Tracey (b. 15 FEB 1745, Preston, New London, CT - survived Wyoming Massacre with children while husband away fighting Indians - died Orange Co, NY 1789) ---------------- LDS Ancestral File lists Daniel's parents as: Samuel CASH, b. about 1696 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA and Experience BAKER, b. 8JAN1698 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA ------------------ Experience BAKER is sometimes given the parents: William BAKER & Mercy PIERCE and other times given the parents William BAKER & Mercy LAWRENCE William BAKER is listed by some internet sources as: b. 19OCT1655 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, MA d. 1727 in Sandwich, Barnstable son of Francis Baker (b. 1611 Hertfordshire, England) and Isabel Twinning (b. 1615 Albans, Hertford, England)

Does anyone have knowledge of others who are researching the Elijah Green Fuller born 1790 NC living in KY in the 1840 and 1850 Perry Co KY Census? He's also in Knott Co KY Census. This family uses all the Ezekiel Fuller given names, but I haven't found anyone else who is researching this line. I have a website with my line on it at http://yeahpot.com/greenfuller.html I'd appreciate any advice from list members. Thanks in advance, Annette

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 "P. S. Wyant" <p.wyant@sasktel.net> ------------------------------------------- > >Hello, folks, > >this will just let you know that there's a new FULLER-UK list that's >now >available, for those of us who are researching our FULLERs in the >United >Kingdom. For the time being, the link to the list is at: > > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/other/Miscellaneous/FULLER-UK.html > >although the link to the list could be moved to: > > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/f/fuller-uk.html > >at a later date. > >Hope to see you there if FULLERs in the UK are of interest! > >Regards, > >Peter Wyant >FULLER-UK List Admin. > > > >

Colonial Williamsburg has a great site, "Past Portal" that has a searchable database: http://www.pastportal.com/browse/vg/ There are some "Fullers"...

In a message dated 7/10/2005 6:10:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time, DKETT@aol.com writes: at some point in time they all lived in Cincinnati. Hello Barbara in Texas, At some point, my Lydia Ann FULLER lived in Cincinnati. She lived there briefly in 1851 with her husband John HUTCHINSON, but I think that her family may have lived there and she met John there - he was divorced in Cincinnati sometime prior to 1837. All I know about Ludia Ann's parents (from censuses) is that her father was born in MA and her mother was born in VT. John HUTCHINSON was a physician. Kathryne in NY