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 found my Fuller family, James Fuller was born 1849, Indiana, wife Mary was born 1856, Illinois. It seems James Fullers parents were John K. Fullen and Ruth Woody married December 23, 1842 by Jeremiah Cole. Enclosed is part of the information I was sent. So if anyone knows anything about Reuben Fullen please contact me. Thanks Vickie Lomon John K. Fullen was the son fo Reuben Fuller and Sarah Hunter Reuben was born about 1795 place unkown? married Sarah 17, Dec. 1881, Reuben died in Monroe county, Indiana. Sarah died in Lawrence county, Indiana. Ruth Woody daughter of Joespeh Woody, born November 1780, Orange county, NC, died James 10, 1861 Lawrence county, Indiana married Sarah Thompson, born Jane 22, 1783, NC probably died in Indiana. Joesph son of Joesph Woody born 1748, Balitmore Who is the son of JOhn Woody, born 1715, Baltimore John Woody's ancestors were among the first settlers of Boston and thier births in the 1600's are recorded in the Boston Early records. Sarah Hunter is the daughter of Robert Hunter, born 1765 in Augusta, county, VA. who married Phoebe Dyer on August 22, 1791 in Rutherford county, NC, born 1775 died 23 June 1846 Lawrence county, Indiana. Robert Hunters parents were John Hunter and Frances__, John Born 1716, died 1774 in Augusta county , Georgia John's parents" William Hunter and Elizabeth , he was born about 1690 in Scotland and died 1742, Killed by Indians while in the militia under Capt. Wilson.

Vickie, when and where was the below JAMES FULLER born? Thank you. Linda Re: James Russell Myers who married Pearl Fuller. She is related to my James Fuller and Mary Fuller, a daughter of theirs

Does anyone know about a James Russell Myers who married Pearl Fuller and migrated to possibly, Redding or Redwood California. My ggrandmother used to write her letters back and forth from Oklahoma to California. She is related to my James Fuller and Mary Fuller, a daughter of theirs. I don't have that much to go on, but that is what the older generation in my family tell us about Pearl. Thanks Vickie

Book: Descendants of Ensign Thomas Fuller, of Dedham Did you check Library of Congress in Washington, DC for the above book? Use www.google.com, to search for Library of Congress. Sometimes reference or adult services of one's own local library can locate a book in another Library. My local adult services dept told me that I can get books from Library of Congress if the book is available for loan to other libraries. Just a thought, Linda

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> ------------------------------------------- >I am still trying to locate info on David Fuller and Eunice Main, >who lived in either Tolland Co. or Wyndham Co., CT in the >mid-to-late 1700's. (The Fullers seem to have been in Willington, >Tolland Co., and the Mains in Wyndham Co.) I have a list of their >children, but not the spouses of those children. The children were: >1. Molly, b. Aug. 10, 1785 >2. David, b. July 16, 1787 >3. Davis, b. April 17, 1789 >4. Thankful, b. Jan 30, 1791 >5. Main, b. Aug 7, 1793 >6. Chester, b. Nov 6, 1795 >7. Daniel, b. Mar. 30, 1798 >8. Eunice, b. Apr 22, 1800 > >I have traced my ancestry back to Daniel Fuller, b. 1798 who married >Mary "Polly" Rasey. It is believed that Daniel, #7 on the list, was >the same Daniel Fuller. This info comes from a descendant of >Eunice Main's brother who married David Fuller's sister Mary Fuller. > My Fullers moved to Iowa in the 1850's; descendants of Eunice >Mains' brother and Mary Fuller were already living in the same area, >and claimed kinship. It also was suggested by a descendant of the >Rasey family. If this connection is correct, then the rest of the >lineage has been researched back to Ensign Thomas Fuller of Dedham, >Mass. However, I really need something more to be able to make >the conclusion concerning Daniel Fuller's parents. >I haven't been able to locate an intact copy of the book >"Descendants of Ensign Thomas Fuller, of Dedham". A cousin borrowed >the book from a New England Genealogy society, but the pages listing >the descendants of David Fuller and Eunice Main were missing. I >purchased a microfiche with the book on it, but the only part of the >book reproduced there was the historical information, not the >genealogical info. >Does anyone have information on David Fuller and Eunice Main which >shows their spouses? Or perhaps someone has an intact copy of the >Ensign Thomas Fuller book? I am so close, and yet so far! >Have a great day, >Merrie Fuller Sodder

Has the Fuller list decided to utilize DNA testing to verify their line? Here is some information about DNA testing. The test is a simple mouth swab of saliva. << What will Genetic Genealogy do for your research? The term Genetic Genealogy refers to the application of science, through testing DNA, to uncover information about your ancestors. There are currently two types of tests available to the general public: the Y-DNA test and the mtDNA test. The Y-DNA test tells you about your male ancestors, and the mtDNA test tells you about your female ancestors. The Y-DNA test is for males only as it tests the Y chromosome, which is only found in males and is inherited from the father’s direct paternal line (grandfather to father to son). Scientists have determined that the Y chromosome is passed from father to son unchanged, except for random mutations that are estimated to take place only once per 500 generations per marker. The direct line of descent for males is critical. Events such as adoption or an extramarital male birth would break this chain. All males with a direct line of descent from your most distant known male ancestor should have the same Y chromosomal pattern, or genetic fingerprint, except for the random mutations. If you compare the genetic fingerprints of these male descendents today, they should match. How can this help you in your research? Testing the Y chromosome can verify what is known. It can point you in a direction for further research, or prove or disprove a relationship or theory. Family Tree DNA’s Y-DNA test can find others to whom you are related. It might point you to a specific geographic location for further research. The individual reasons for doing Y-DNA testing vary significantly, from curiosity to specific genealogical research goals to large surname projects. Here are just a few examples of the use of Y-DNA testing. For example, suppose two immigrants, who came to the U.S. in 1740, had the same surname, but you can't connect them. By testing direct male descendents of each immigrant, you can determine whether or not the two immigrants were related. In another situation, your family legend is that your surname was changed on immigration. All persons with the new surname found in the US fit into your tree. Your grandfather gave you two possible original surnames. By testing descendents of the two possible original surnames, you could determine if you were related to either. In another example, you have found your surname in New Zealand, and those people come from the same County in Ireland. By testing both groups, you can determine if they are related, and perhaps you will focus more research in this Irish county for paper records. In many cases, you may only need as few as two participants to apply Y-DNA testing to solving your genealogy brick walls or adding more information to your family history. Y-DNA Surname Projects attempt to test all lines, branches and variants of a particular surname to determine which are related. Surname Projects can start small with a subset of the surname and be expanded in phases. The mtDNA test is available for females and for the female ancestors of males. We all carry mtDNA inherited from our mothers. Anthropologists have determined that there exist approximately 20 daughters who are descended from a single ‘mitochondrial Eve.’ Family Tree DNA’s mtDNA tests will determine from which daughter of Eve you descend. You can the use the Family Tree DNA database to find others whom you match Reprinted with permission Copyright 2002, Family Tree DNA, "Facts & Genes" http://www.familytreeDNA.com/facts_genes.asp >>

Hello, I found the marriage date of James Fuller born 1850, Indiana who married Mary E. Shell born Illinois. They were married in Jefferson county, Illinois 11/17/1872. So does anyone have a connection to the Jefferson county, Illinois Fuller bunch. I strongly feel that John Fuller born Kentucky 1820 is the father of James Fuller. Thanks Vickie

Hello, I found out recently that my James Fuller married Mary Shell born 1856, Indiana. Children that we know of based on the 1880 Jasper and Joplin county Missouri census. Laura Fuller born 1874, Illinois John Fuller born 1878, Missouri possibly Jasper county, Charles Fuller born 1880. By the census we think James Fuller and Mary Shell were married in Illinois since the birth of there daughter occured in Illinois 1874. We think John Fuller born 1820, Kentucky may be James Fullers father. I am hopeing someone may know something about this family. Thanks Vickie Lomon

Hello, searching fro the parents of John Fuller born 1820, Kentucky, his parents were both born New York. He was in Jasper and Joplin county, MO. 1880, I believe he was married twice , second wife was Alice Walden. I believe he had children by the name of Henry A. Fuller, Frank Fuller and James Fuller. Henry Fuller born 1874, MO. Frank Fuller born 1850 birth place Indiana, father Kentucky, Mother Kentucky James Fuller born 1850, born Indiana , father Kentucky, Mother Kentucky Frank and James were twins. James Fuller married Mary E. ? born Illinois, children Laura fuller born IL, 1874 IL John Fuller born 1878, MO Charles Fuller born 1880. John Fuller migrated to Muskogee, Oklahoma where he married Ollie Margret Carroll. Daughter of William L. Carroll and Rachel Evaline Daniel. Ollie Carroll was born Ark. Benton county. Ollie and John Fuller had Flores Fuller who married Glee Webb. I am hopeing someone may know who the parents of John Fuller born 1820, Kentucky. He was age 60 in 1880 on the census.

Dear Ginger, I saw your message on the Fuller List. Wondering if you have any knowledge of a William Fuller born around 1820s (early to mid 20s) in Boston MA? The family story is that he was a Fuller descendant from the Mayflower. He married Susan Taylor Black 1843 in Washington DC. In 1860 census, he was living in New York City Ward 18, aged 30yrs, no occupation and 4 children, all born NY. Best wishes, Judy Jones. Steve, Judy, Samuel and Brett Jones Brisbane, Australia mailto:sajones@bigpond.net.au visit us on the web at http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/sajones/xmas/frame.htm or alternatively go to http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/sajones if you have a broadband connection to the Internet

Hi Folks, I just thought I'd let you know that <http://www.gendex.com/gendex/>GENDEX WWW genealogical index and <http://www.gendex.com/webpages/>Genealogical web page storage (http://www.gendex.com/) days are numbered. Here's what the host tells us: "NOTICE: After operating for eight years (since March, 1996) GENDEX will be terminating its genealogy operations on April 22, 2004. All genealogy data will be removed from the system at that time. The GED2HTML program will still be available for download from another site, accessible via the link below. Thanks for your support for the past eight years! -- Gene Stark" This will be a great loss to the Genealogy community. David

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> ------------------------------------------- >With the help of many others, my Fuller ancestry has been traced >back to David Fuller (b. Feb. 7, 1733, d. 6/23/1771, all in >Willington, Tolland Co., CT) and Mary Antizell (daughter of Mary >Armstrong and Lawrence Antizell). At this point, I have found some >indication that David Fuller was the son of Thomas Fuller and >Mehitable Herring (a closed microfiche on the LDS site). >Apparently, David Fuller had a sister Mehitable Fuller, who married >Josiah Whitney. Some info seems to indicate that Thomas Fuller >was descended from Ensign Thomas Fuller, of Dedham. > My ancestry comes down from David Fuller and Mary Antizell, through >their son 2David Fuller (b. Oct. 2, 1754, d. Dec. 14, 1814) and >spouse Eunice Main (daughter of Andrew Main and Fear Holmes). >Apparently 2David Fuller had a sister Mary Fuller who married one of >Eunice Main's brothers. David Fuller and Eunice Main had 9 >children: > >Molly, David, Davis, Thankful, Main, Chester, Daniel (my ancestor, >who married Mary "Polly" Rasey), Eunice, and Desire. All 9 children >were born in Willington, Tolland Co., CT. >Does anyone have any info on the parents of Thomas Fuller, husband >of Mehitable Herring? >Have a great day, >Merrie Fuller Sodder

I am trying to find the family that James Fuller belongs to, he was living in Joplin, Mo. and Jasper counties 1880. James Fuller, self , Male W age 30, Indiana, occupation Lead Smelter, father born Kentucky, Mother born Kentucky. his wife was Mary E. Fuller, age 24, born Illinois, her father Kentucky and mother Ohio daughter Laura Fuller, age 6, born Illinois, father Indiania, mother Illinois. son John Fuller, age 2 years old, born Missouri, father Indiana, mother Illinois. Charles Fuller, son 1 month old born Missouri, father Indiana and mother Illinois. I also believe they had a son named Frank Fuller. Part of this family settled in Porum, and Muskogee county, Oklahoma. John Wesley Fuller married Ollie Margret Carroll in 1901,Muskogee county, Oklahoma, they had a daughter named Flores Fuller. They also lived in the Keefton area and Mclain Township area. James Fuller has been my brick wall. Does anyone know anything about this family. Thanks Vickie Lomon

I am trying to find the family that James Fuller belongs to, he was living in Joplin, Mo. and Jasper counties 1880. James Fuller, self , Male W age 30, Indiana, occupation Lead Smelter, father born Kentucky, Mother born Kentucky. his wife was Mary E. Fuller, age 24, born Illinois, her father Kentucky and mother Ohiol daughter Laura Fuller, age 6, born Illinois, father Indiania, mother Illinois. son John Fuller, age 2 years old, born Missouri, father INdiana, mother Illinois. Charles Fuller, son 1 month old born Missour, father indiana and mother Illinois. I also believe they had a son named Frank Fuller. Part of this family settled in Porum, and Muskogee county, Oklahoma. John Wesley Fuller married Ollie Margret Carroll in Muskogee county, Oklahoma, they had a daughter named Flores Fuller. James Fuller has been my brick wall. Does anyone know anything about this family. Thanks Vickie Lomon

In a message dated 03/08/04 4:30:03 PM Mountain Standard Time, ddarting@machlink.com writes: John C. Fuller died 3-19-1863 and is buried in the Almont/Smith Cemetery in Clinton Co. Iowa with the following; Catherine 5-2-1875 Chancy 7-18-1853 George W. 12-26-1920 Samantha 12-10-1847 Do you happen to know Catherine's maiden name? Perhaps it was Thurston? You might check with the death register at Clinton Co., Iowa.

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 royf3@juno.com ------------------------------------------- >Hi all. I'd like to introduce myself. I'm Leroy L. Fuller Jr, >decended from FULLERs of Nova Scotia, Kings county. Here's a quick >look at some of my ancestors. > > > > SHORT LIST OF KNOWN ANCESTORS >MALES: > > Father: Leroy L.. Fuller (Sr.) b. 6 Sept 1907 d. 9 Feb. 1967 > Grandfather * Harry Elmer Fuller b. 1881 d. 1955 (Brothers Albert >& Robert ( Frank?), from Wm.'s 1st marriage to Jane Mc >Almon.(Almond) >. Albert b. 11 Feb 1872. He married Mae (Perham) Fuller, a >sister of my grandmother > >Caroline (Perham) b. 1884 d. 1935. > Albert and Mae had no children.. Albert & Robert were brothers > to Harry from the marriage of Wm & Jane. > Robert b. ca 1867. Name might have been Robert Frank Fuller..My >Aunt Ev. in CA. mentions a Frank Fuller who m. a "Lucy" (later >m. to a (Andrews) Lucy and Frank ? had a Frank Jr. Harry >Elmer was from Wm's 2nd wife Matilda (Best) McAloney who he m. >in 1880. I received info 6/17/99 from an Aunt Ev in which she >states that Lucy Andrews was Frank Fullers mother. She must have >married a Fuller, > Wm was listed as a widower in 1880 when he married Matilda. > Grandfather James A. Young b. Schroon Lake, NY 8 Jun 1872. d. 1959 >in Fla. > Grandfather Charles Hiram Colvin b. 3/3/1846 d. ? > Great grandfather William Henry Fuller b. 1840 d. 18 Mar 1913 (b. >NS)(d. Dalton NH) > See notes under Harry Elmer Fuller above. > Great grandfather Robert Marshall Perham b. 1840 d. 21 Jan 1915 > Great great grandfathers: > Edward Fuller ( no info..lived in Avonport, Hants county, Nova >Scotia) > John Charles Perham ( a fishing boat Captain. Immigrated from > ( England to Newfoundland. Maine and Vermont) > Hiram A. Colvin b. 2/14/1823 > Andrew Jackson Gile b. Aug 1821 d. 20 Sept. 1900 > >FEMALES: > Mother Carrie Goodman (Young) Fuller b. 15 Nov 1907 d.Mar 13 1992 > Grandmother Minnie Frances (Colvin) Young b. 10/22/1887 d. 2/16/1924 > Grandmother* Caroline (Perham) Fuller b.1884 d. 1935 > Grandmother Angie Smith (2nd wife of Harry E. Fuller) no info. >(Caroline & Angie b. with Harry , Riverview Cemetery > town of Lunenburg, VT.) > GrGrandmother Matilda (Best) McAloney. 2nd wife of William Henry >Fuller > Great great grandmothers: > Mary Fuller ( no info, wife of Edward Fuller) > Mary (Minnie) Frances Gile b.8/5/1855 d. Nov 1922 > Frances Marshall > Caroline (Wescott) Gile b.3/3/1827 d.3/21/1888 > Margery Arlen b. 1/16/1822 > Mary Anderson ( 2nd wife of Andrew Gile married 2/13/1894) > >* Harry Elmer Fuller, and Caroline (Perham) Fuller, were British >subjects until naturalized about 1919 when one of my Dad's Sisters >(Gladys Irene Fuller) was born. > > >INFORMATION Emailed to me:- (From Marion D.Oldershaw ><marion@ns.sympatico.ca> > >WILLIAM H. FULLER, mariner, age 40, widow, born and living in >Avonport, Hants county, Nova Scotia > the son of EDWARD and MARY was married, on 8 January 1880, in the >Baptist church, Wolfville, Kings > county , to: > >MATILDA McALONEY, age, 33, widow, born in Horton, Kings county, >living in > Wolfville, Kings county, the daughter of JOHN and REBECCA. > >Witnesses were O.W. Abbot, and Austin DeBlois. The ceremony was >performed by >Rev. deBlois > >(Marriage register, Nova Scotia, Kings County 1880, page 130 No. 2. >PANS (Public Archives of Nova Scotia, Halifax) MFM) > >Matilda was the widow of Robert McAloney, She and Robert were >married 24 March >1863. The marriage bond read: Matilda Best and Robert McAloney >(Index to Marriage >Bonds, Nova Scotia, PANS MFM). Matilda's parents were John and Rebecca. > > > >This information agrees with what I have had passed down to me. >Until I had the above information by Email > > >I knew my grandfather Harry Elmer Fuller, was from the 2nd marriage >of Wm. to Matilda. , >and marriage of Wm to Matilda 1880 at age 40 agreed with Wm b. in 1840. >William's 3rd marriage (needs to be double checked) was to Grace >Munroe d/o James and Hannah > >WHAT I DO HAVE:- >William's parents were Edward M.and Mary Fuller..need more info. > >All info on descendants of William Henry Fuller. >Information I do have is posted (with many photos) on my home page at: > >http://members.tripod.com/~fulroy/index.html >I hope this post was not too long. >Roy > > > > . > > > > > > >Roy Fuller S. Glens Falls NY >Birthdays are good for you, the more you have, the longer you live! >http://members.tripod.com/~fulroy/index.html

I have just gotten some new information on my Fuller line. I have been looking for information on a M. Thurston Fuller who resided in Monona Co. from at least 1895-1939. I have tried and tried to figure out what the M stood for so I could trace the line. With the help of a very nice person on the Fuller list, Bill Sering, he was able to find the family for me. According to census records my M. Thurston Fuller was born in Clinton Co. IA. Well he also got younger as the census got newer so I had a hard time figuring out his date of birth. Thanks to another nice researcher, I got the date from his tombstone. Here is the family that I am now looking for information on and if anyone can trace this line please let me know. I dont have a clue if they are connected to the Mayflower Fullers or not. 1850 Elk River twp. Clinton Co. Iowa John C. Fuller 39 farmer born NY Catherine Fuller 40 born PA Lorenzo 18 born PA he married a Candace Mayfield/Maryfield in 1852 Chancey 15 born PA Emeline 13 born PA Hellin 11 born PA Sarah 7 born PA George W. 2 born PA There was also a Samantha that died in 1847 born between Sarah and George 1870 Lyons twp. Clinton Co. IA Catherine Fuller 56 PA George W. 22 PA Robert H. 18 IA Josiah 14 IA Moses 12 IA John C. Fuller died 3-19-1863 and is buried in the Almont/Smith Cemetery in Clinton Co. Iowa with the following; Catherine 5-2-1875 Chancy 7-18-1853 George W. 12-26-1920 Samantha 12-10-1847 So as you can see my M. Thurston Fuller was MOSES FULLER. Now I am trying to trace his father John C. Fuller. Thanks. Denise

I was wondering is there anybody out there able to help me on my line going back. Most of our family was around Ohio County, Marshall County, West Virginia and Greene County, Pennsylvania. This is what I have: Generation No. 1 1. SIMEON R. FULLER was born 1810 in Virginia. He married CATHERINE REBECCA ?. She was born Abt. 1814. Children of SIMEON FULLER and CATHERINE are: 2. i. CHARLES WESLEY3 FULLER, b. 1836. 3. ii. GEORGE W. FULLER, b. 1835; d. 1920. iii. JAMES FULLER, b. August 17, 1852; m. LOUISA. 4. iv. JOSEPH FULLER, b. Abt. 1838. v. BENJAMIN FULLER, b. Abt. 1842. vi. ELIZABETH FULLER, b. Abt. 1844. vii. SARAH FULLER, b. Abt. 1846. viii. FRANCIS FULLER, b. Abt. 1848; m. MARY JANE STEWART, May 17, 1866, Green County, Pennsylvania. Generation No. 2 2. CHARLES WESLEY FULLER (SIMEON R.) was born 1836. He married (3) KATE FOSTER. She was born 1859. He married (1) JANE CARMICHAEL 1857, daughter of DAVID CARMICHAEL and ANNE BARNEY. She was born 1831 in Marshall County, WV. He married (2) ADALINE S. FOSTER December 28, 1865 in Marshall County, WV. She was born February 28, 1840, and died December 02, 1902. Notes for JANE CARMICHAEL: Jane was 31 year of age when passed away during childbirth Children of CHARLES FULLER and JANE CARMICHAEL are: 5. i. ALBERT ROSS4 FULLER, b. September 21, 1858, Marshall County, WV; d. April 04, 1943, Nebraska. 6. ii. ANDERSON FULLER, b. February 12, 1860, West Virginia; d. May 13, 1935, Glen Easton, West Virginia. iii. CHARLES W. FULLER, b. December 29, 1862; d. December 29, 1862. Children of CHARLES FULLER and ADALINE FOSTER are: iv. CAMPBELL4 MC FULLER, b. 1867; d. April 17, 1882. v. MOLLIE B. FULLER. vi. DELLIE FULLER. vii. JAMES ALEX FULLER, b. February 09, 1872; d. January 25, 1953; m. FLORENCE M.; b. September 15, 1875; d. May 01, 1946. viii. BENJAMIN FULLER. ix. JOSEPH J. FULLER. x. JASPER N. FULLER. 3. GEORGE W. FULLER (SIMEON R.) was born 1835, and died 1920. He married ADALINE HARTZELL. She was born Abt. 1838, and died March 21, 1893 in Aleppo Township (Cancer). Children of GEORGE FULLER and ADALINE HARTZELL are: i. CATHERINE R.4 FULLER, b. Abt. 1857. 7. ii. JOHN FULLER, b. February 1860. iii. JAMES FULLER, b. Abt. 1868. iv. ELSWORTH FULLER, b. Abt. 1871. v. JOSEPH S. FULLER, b. Abt. 1873. vi. IDA J. FULLER, b. Abt. 1875. vii. SOPHRONIA FULLER, b. Abt. 1879. 4. JOSEPH FULLER (SIMEON R.) was born Abt. 1838. He married MARGRET J.. She was born Abt. 1841. Children of JOSEPH FULLER and MARGRET J. are: i. LOTTA O.4 FULLER, b. Abt. 1866. ii. ANNIE O. FULLER, b. Abt. 1868. iii. WILLIAM H. FULLER, b. Abt. 1871. iv. EDWARD C. FULLER, b. Abt. 1874. v. LULU B. FULLER, b. Abt. 1876; m. EDWARD HARRAR, July 08, 189

I will repost this,in case others missed it....This is a confirmed line 1)Robert Fuller/Sara Dunkhorn 2)Edward Fuller/unknown 3)Samuel Fuller/Jane Lathrop(Lothrop) 4)John("Little John")Fuller/Mehitabel Rowley (He was called,"Little John" to distinguish him from his cousin,Dr.John Fuller) 5)Shubael Fuller,Sr./Hannah Crocker(she was a descendent of John Howland) 6)Shubael Fuller Jr./Hannah Cone 7)Jonathon Fuller/Anna Rice