-----Original Message----- From: Masonline@webtv.net [mailto:Masonline@webtv.net] Looking for imformation on the fuller family that lived in western New York. that was said to be Indian? Eveline fuller she then married a frank.......shirley Shirley: My great-great-grandfather, illegit. So had his mother's name (Charles FULLER was in the Civil War and was discharged (honorably) from Leavenworth, KS, and made his way back to CT where he married my great-great-grandmother in Hartford CT in 1875. Here's the connection: according to the gov't pension file he had a wife in western NY (maybe close to Bradford cty PA where he had family) This western NY wife was supposedly named Adelaide (any number of spellings) and supposedly they had a son (between 1865 & 1875) named Willy (William??) The first wife was never mentioned in CT and never really identified by the pension file, but supposedly she died and he moved on, leaving son with her family. Before he settled in CT he was supposedly in turn, a pest, a nuisance, a freeloader, and a rogue - gleaned from relatives' statements, esp his great aunt Cecelia FULLER WIARD, in Ohio. Does ANY of this connect to anything you have in western NY? I'd love to get a picture of those 10 missing years, and he may have been with your Fuller's in New York. I know I've rambled a bit an told lots of extraneously detail, but wanted to get out most of the deadends on this character of mine. Hope to hear from you. Paul Bomely

Looking for imformation on the fuller family that lived in western New York. that was said to be Indian? Eveline fuller she then married a frank.......shirley

Hello, I am looking for information on John S. FULLER born abt. 1851 in Ohio. I am hoping to find his parents' names. They are not listed on his death record and so far I have not been able to find his marriage record. In 1880 he was in Arcadia, Gratiot County, MI with his wife Cornelia (Nellie) STANTON born 1860 in MI and daughter Elsie born 1878 in MI. In 1900 He was in Lake View, Cook County, IL with his wife, son John born 1889 in MI, daughter Myrtie born 1890 in MI, and son Rueben born 1893 in IL. John and Nellie were said to have nine children in all. In 1900 only five were still living. There was an Effie born 1882. John died in Cook County, IL December 30, 1906. Myrtie married a Leroy SMITH. That is all I know so far. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Laura

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 "newsy" <MMSODDER@bossig.com> ------------------------------------------- > >Hi folks, >Still trying to find a marriage record for Daniel Fuller (b. 1798 in >CT) and Mary "Polly" Rasey/Razey (b. July 1804 in Plattsburgh, NY). >Hopefully it will help trace the parents of Daniel Fuller. Daniel >and Mary possibly were married in Washington Co., NY. They were >devout Baptist, so the marriage service would probably been Baptist. > Daniel and Mary Fuller's children were all born in Washington Co., >NY. Daniel and Mary Fuller lived, at various times in Whitehall, >Argyle, Hebron, and Hartford in Washington Co., NY. The area of >Whitehall they lived in was at that time called Adamsville. Daniel >Fuller was a mill wright/carpenter. Other information sources have >shown various Fullers from Tolland Co., CT had moved to Washington >Co., NY. There was a Daniel Fuller born 3/30/1798 in Willington, >Tolland Co., CT to David Fuller (son of David Fuller and Mary >Antizel/Antissel, both of Willington, CT) and Eunice Main (daughter >of Andrew Main and Fear Holmes, of New London Co! >., CT). The two Daniel Fullers appear to be the same man, but I >have only Main family history and no documented evidence. Is there >anyone in Washington Co. NY who knows where to look for marriage >records for the period between 1818 and 1820? I really need help >with this one! >Merrie Fuller Sodder

-----Original Message----- From: ElaineDecker@cs.com [mailto:ElaineDecker@cs.com] Sent: Saturday, May 08, 2004 11:50 AM To: FULLER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Fuller DNA study It has to be from the direct male line unless you want to spend almost $500 for the super duper female test. Bleh, no. I don't even have money to send for all the paper records I need to "prove" my heritage. My direct Fullers cut off long, long before me. -Elizabeth

In a message dated 5/8/04 12:30:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time, LadyMacbeth@unlimited-mail.com writes: << in the Mayflower Society) but I don't mind participating in something like this just for the sake of clearing things up for other people who ARE more concerned about it. >> It has to be from the direct male line unless you want to spend almost $500 for the super duper female test.

-----Original Message----- From: HZeinstra@aol.com [mailto:HZeinstra@aol.com] Sent: Friday, May 07, 2004 11:44 PM To: FULLER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Fuller DNA study Is there going to be a DNA study on the Fuller name? I have asked this question several times and have received a great deal of favorable response to this question. The Fuller Society was going to consider presenting this question to their membership in their newsletter last winter. Was this done? I think it is time to verify the validity of the Fuller ancestral lines through the use of DNA testing and many of you agree with me. The only reason that I can think of that this has not been done is that some are afraid that this may prove that their ancestral line isn't what they claim it to be. Hummm??? So how about it? Let's just do it! Harlan Go for it. I do genealogy and keep track of my Fuller line mostly for anecdotal and historical reference (I have no interest whatsoever of being in the Mayflower Society) but I don't mind participating in something like this just for the sake of clearing things up for other people who ARE more concerned about it. -Elizabeth

>From what I understand, it has to be Father to son all of the way through. Is this correct? Rose

I am all for it. Tell me more. Sheila Sproul

Is there going to be a DNA study on the Fuller name? I have asked this question several times and have received a great deal of favorable response to this question. The Fuller Society was going to consider presenting this question to their membership in their newsletter last winter. Was this done? I think it is time to verify the validity of the Fuller ancestral lines through the use of DNA testing and many of you agree with me. The only reason that I can think of that this has not been done is that some are afraid that this may prove that their ancestral line isn't what they claim it to be. Hummm??? So how about it? Let's just do it! Harlan

Is anyone researching any Fullers from the Burlington, Delanco, Delran, New Jersey area? Gayle Fuller

EDITH Fuller update. Hi again. As an update to my first post (today, 23 April 2004) regarding EDITH FULLER, her father CHARLES Fuller was also shown as a Furniture Dealer on the 1881 census, as below. CHARLES FULLER, age 59, Furniture dealer, 12 Whitehall Terrace, Tottenham. 1881 census. MARY (nee MOUNTFORD), age 53. Residence:12 Whitehall Terrace, Tottenham, Middlesex. Later, at Edith's wedding (1898) he was shown as Tobacconist at 928 (128?) High Rd. Tottenham As originally stated, CHARLES was a bricklayer at Edith's birth, address given as 928 (128?) High Rd. (1869). Thanks for any information. Pete Fisk

Hi, from England. I am new to the FULLER list and need to find my great grandmother, EDITH FULLER. Edith was born in Tottenham, Middlesex, 27 June 1869. Her parents were CHARLES and MARY (formerley MOUNTFORD). Edith's birth address appears to be 928 (possibly 128) High Road, Tottenham. Her father, Charles was registered as a Bricklayer at Edith's birth, though as a Tobacconist at her marriage. Edith married Joseph James HOWARD on 6 November 1898 at The Parish Church, Tottenham - witnessed by an Eleanor FULLER and Joseph William HOWARD. Joseph James HOWARD was a local Dairy owner, from Wood Green. Joseph later became a Policeman in Wandsworth, later transferring to the Chatham Dockyard Police. living at Trafalgar Road, New Brompton (Gillingham), Kent. Edith died 17 September 1952 (age 82) whilst living at 12 Stopford Road, Gillingham. Joseph Howard died earlier, 20 Sept 1941 (age 77). Any information regarding Edith (or Joseph Howard) - either birth, marriage or death would be great. With thanks, Pete Fisk

In a message dated 04/22/04 9:14:24 PM Mountain Standard Time, Lists@mdwsweb.com writes: his name was Moses Thurston Fuller and he was born in >Clinton Co. Iowa in 1858. In census records it shows him as the son >of Catherine Fuller in 1870. BUT.....Catherine, who was the widow >of John C. Fuller, was actually his grandmother. Denise, How old is Catherine Fuller in the 1870 census? I have a Catherine Fuller that was lost. The only record is that she "went out west" from New Hampshire. Harlan

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 "Denise Darting" <ddarting@machlink.com> ------------------------------------------- > Hi everybody, I am looking for some more help. I was originally >looking for M. Thurston Fuller. Well someone really nice found him >for me and his name was Moses Thurston Fuller and he was born in >Clinton Co. Iowa in 1858. In census records it shows him as the son >of Catherine Fuller in 1870. BUT.....Catherine, who was the widow >of John C. Fuller, was actually his grandmother. The man that I >thought was Moses's oldest brother, Lorenzo Fuller was actually his >father. Lorenzo married a Candice Merryfield in the mid 1850s in >Clinton Co. Iowa. Lorenzo died in the Civil War and is buried in >St. Louis and Candice died when Moses was 6 and is buried in >Clinton. I am now looking for any other information on Lorenzo and >wife Candice and I am still trying to find out who John C. Fuller >was and his line and his wifes maiden name. Thanks. Denise in Iowa

Looking for info on William Fuller born abt 1770 Chester Co Pa had son John,Jacob.All info I have was He never Married But had Children? Any help appreciated Thanks Jerry Putman

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 Vickie Lomon <vlomon@yahoo.com> ------------------------------------------- > >You may be correct, the cenus taker could have made a mistake, but >most of the archives list him as Rueben Fullen. > >Reuben Fullen married Sarah Hunter, the were in Monroe county, >Indiana, they had John K. Fullen who married Ruth Woody, and they >inturn had James Fuller born 1849, Indiana who married Mary E. Shell >11/17/1872

Thank you very much for this piece on Guernsey Co. I found it very interesting. It mentions a Fuller and his four sons, sure wish it would have said what the four sons names were.

> [Original Message] > From: Roberta J Banks <miroda@netins.net> > To: <FULLER-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 4/15/2004 1:52:19 PM > Subject: William Fuller in Ohio and Iowa > > I am looking for information on William P. Fuller and his wife > Lucinda Gibson. I have him in Liberty twp., Gurnsey Co., Ohio in > 1850. In 1856, he and his wife and family were in Jasper Co. > Iowa. I cannot find a record or their marriage or when or where he > was born. I have Ohio in 1810, but no proof. > I would appreciate any information I can get on them. Thank you > > > I have a lot of info on this family, but not his birth or marriage date. Please contact me to share & compare our info. Bob Fuller

Hi, are you sure that the surname Fullen is not a typo? I found that with my John Fuller of Woburn, Ma. The census taker wrote Fullen instead of Fuller.. My Fuller's were from Ireland sandy Fuller, Sheehan, Shea