looking for info on William Fuller born abt 1770 Chester Pa any help appreciated Thanks Jerry

Ginger, Thank you for your answer. I have some dates at home. I'm traveling now. It was Bedford Iowa though. He was mustered out of the Civil War in 1866 in Victoria Texas. I will order his papers when I get home. I have done that for anther member of my family. Thank you. Zola

Hi Zola,where in Iowa was this family located?Do you know William's middle name,or birthdate?You could send for forms from The National Archives and get his Civil War papers,and perhaps,there is Pension Papers,they can be a big help with information....Ginger

Can you tell us,how far back,you have gotten?And the name please...Thanks,Ginger

Mayflower Information Total persons to make the1620 voyage to America was approximately 142---102 passengers and 40 crew members The voyage from England to America in 1620 took 65 days.The return trip in 1621 took 30 days. The Mayflower made several trips to the New World after its initial voyage in 1620. The Mayflower was used as a place of refuge until March,1621,,while land shelter was being arranged. About half the crew of the Mayflower died while in America,during the winter of 1620-21. Due to the shortage of crew members,the Mayflower made the return trip without cargo. The cook having died in America,free passage was offered to any woman who would cook for the crew on the return trip in 1621.No woman accepted the offer.

I have written before about my line of Fullers. There are a lot of William Fullers. My Great Grandfather was William Fuller in Buffalo New York where my Grandfather Spencer Jesse was born in 1862. William went to the Civil War. Grandmother Lucy stayed with some family in Iowa during this time. Spencer must have lived in Iowa as an adult because he met my grandmother there. William and Lucy lived near their son John in Iowa when at the end of their lives. Oral history from my mother was that William came from Vermont to New York. I don't know this for fact. I don't know where William was born. Hope someone can relate to this. Zola Webster

Tis the season to check in and post our 'most wanted' persons. Am looking for my 2G-Grandfather George Fuller, b. 1844 in Gt. Barrington, Berkshire, MA Parents: ? Purchase D. Fuller and Caroline P. Married: Abt 1860 in Otis, Berkshire, MA Mary V. Colbert, b. Nov 26, 1843 in Springfield, Hampden, MA, d. Feb 1, 1893 in Gt. Barrington, Berkshire, MA Spouse 2 of Mary: Mr. Jones of Gt. Barrington, Berkshire, MA Parents: John Wellington Colbert and Octavia Chilson Children of George Fuller and Mary V. Colbert: Frank C. Fuller b. 1862, Monterey, Berkshire, MA Harriett Elizabeth Fuller b. 7-22-1865, Sandisfield/Monterey, Berkshire, MA George W. Fuller b. 1867, Monterey, Berkshire, MA Egbert M. Fuller b. 1868, Monterey, Berkshire, MA Charles W. Fuller b. 1869, Gt. Barrington, Berkshire, MA Alice E. Fuller b. 1877, Monterey, Berkshire, MA, m. Peter OHara abt 1894 in Gt. Barrington or Torrington, CT, d. May 23, 1902 Have found them in the 1870 census, then nothing. 1870 Monterey, MA, pg 8 *George Fuller 25 [b.1845] ma, ma, ma, farm labor, w. Mary V. 26 [1844] ma, VA, ma CH: Franklin C. 8, Minerva 6, *Harriett E. 5[1865] (all 3 in school), George W. 3, Charles W. 1 (all b. MA) (not in Monterey in 1860] Any and all corrections, additions suggestions appreciated. Flora, Ogunquit, ME Here is some FULLER MASS/CT census info.may help someone else 1725-1885, Town of Lanesboro - GAZETTEER OF BERKSHIRE COUNTY, MASS. Compiled and Published by HAMILTON CHILD; Office; Syracuse, N.Y., January, 1885; pages 180-190 ....Zadoc Fuller moved here from Plainfield, Mass, about 1783. He had a family of eight children. Noah was the youngest son. He died here about 1865. One of his sons, Charles H., now lives on road 12. ....Jabez Fuller came here when quite young, living in town till his death in 1855. He had eight children, only one, William A., now living. 1850 census, Town of Cheshire, MA (age) 1850 106 25 Charles Fuller 17 Massachusetts 1850 109 17 Hosea Fuller 26 Connecticut 1850 109 18 Harriet Fuller 27 Massachusetts 1850 109 19 Rosina Fuller 6 Massachusetts 1850 109 20 Amy Fuller 49 Connecticut 1850 109 21 Cornelia M Fuller 15 Massachusetts 1850 109 22 Frances H Fuller 13 Massachusetts 1850 109 23 Wells Fuller 20 Connecticut 1850 109 24 Emily Fuller 18 Connecticut 1850 108-1 1 Maria H Fuller 29 Massachusetts 1850 ADAMS, Berk., Ma, pg. 90, 117 Harriett Fuller 24 [1826], living with William Wilbur family Edward Fuller 19, Elizabeth 17 Luther Fuller 53, Fanny 52 ch: Mahala 14, Albertus 11 Madison Fuller 29, Alvira 28 ch: Caroline 8, Mary 6, Francis(m) 1 Charles Fuller, 17 1850 SANDISFIELD, MA, pg 36 & 37 George Fuller 20 [1830] laborer, (living with Olrow Deming family) next door: Lester Fuller 24 [b.1826], w. Catherine 22, dau Sarah 4 (all b. ma) Sheldon F. Fuller, w. Sarah ch: Charlotte 17, Lucy 16, Luther 14 other: Joseph 75, Sarah 62 John H. Fuller 52, w. Elizabeth 55 ch: Sarah E. 23, Harvey N. 21, Herman H. 18, Hiram N. 16, Philo O. 10 Hasting Fuller 56, w. Sally 60 ch: Joseph M. 31, Jonathan S. 24, Judah C. 22, James F. 19 1850 LEE, Ma, Ackley fuller 57 [b.1793], Machinist, May @45 ch: Arquette 22, GEORGE A. 15 [1835], Charles H. 12, William, Frank 10 Benjamin H. Fuller 60, w. Abigail B. 60 [pg 44] ch: Hiram E. 25, Caroline H. 23, Henry B. 21, James W. 19, Frances D. (f) 17 1850 GT. BARRINGTON, MA, pg 41 Augustus Fuller 27, w. Henrietta 21 Henry Fuller 31, w. Frances 26, son H.E. Fuller, 4 Robert A. Fuller 37, w. Eliza 26 [pg 47] 1850 LANESBORO, MA, pg 16 Jabez Fuller 46 [1804], MA, w. Laura 39 ch: Harriett M. 16 [1834], Rufus S. 14, Albert 11, Elwin 9, Charles R. 6 and Eli Gaslick @67, farmer William Fuller 30 [1820], pg 26 1850 CHESHIRE, Berkshire, MA, pg 13 Charles H. Fuller 17, [1833] laborer, MA 1850 DALTON, Berkshire, MA Hosea Fuller 37, w. Harriett, ch: Rosina 17 mother: Amy 60 [pg 3] Anna Fuller 53, Emma D. 22, pg 5 Edison Fuller 17, pg 8 Adolphus Fuller 50, Anna 44 ch: Amelia 22, Maria 20, Emma 13, pg 9 1850 LUDLOW, Hampden, MA pgs 24-29 Albert Fuller 34, w. Viola 34, ch: Lucy A. 10 Purchase D. Fuller, 32, w. Caroline P. 28 *Ch: George L. 6, Eveline 4, Ellen 2 Edward W. Fuller 40, W. Almira 41, ch. Marion 15, Susan 12, Emeline 10, Jane 7, wm a. 3, Harriett Jenks 20 Henry Fuller 52, w. Mary 40 ch: Esther 26, Mary 18, Harriett 17 [1833], Olivet 15, Edward 12, Emma 8, Henry 6, Frank 4, Fanny 2 1850 SPRINGFIELD, Hampden, MA, pg 125 Lester Fuller 40, w. Adelaide 41, ch: Nancy 8, Isabella 4 Ambrose Fuller 70, with Orin Heyes 60, w. Anna 57, George F. Mann 6 [IGI Ambrose b. 12-17-1779 East Haddam, Middlesex, CT. d. 12-17-1857, spouse Chloe Newton] 1850 Ludlow, Hampden, MA pgs 24-29 Albert Fuller 34, w. Viola 34, ch: Lucy A. 10 Purchase D. Fuller, 32 (b.1818), w. Caroline P. 28 [Purchase, son of John fuller b.1775 and Bathsheba Colton, goes back to Edward b. 1575] *Ch: George L. 6 (b.1844), Eveline 4, Ellen 2 Edward W. Fuller 40, W. Almira 41, ch. Marion 15, Susan 12, Emeline 10, Jane 7, wm a. 3, Harriett Jenks 20 Henry Fuller 52, w. Mary 40 ch: Esther 26, Mary 18, Harriett 17 [1833], Olivet 15, Edward 12, Emma 8, Henry 6, Frank 4, Fanny 2 1860 LANESBORO, Berkshire, MA, pgs 15, 17, 20 Hiram Fuller 31 [1829], w. Elmira ch: Henry 3, Other: Noah Fuller 73 [1787], Polly Beach 36 Charles Fuller 16, farm labor with Luther Wood family William A. Fuller 43, merchant, w. Mary 37, son Herbert A. 18, school teacher 1860 MONTEREY, Berkshire, MA, Pg 10 (can't find again) *Charles H. Fuller and Ann E, with son George W. 1860 GT. BARRINGTON *Egbert Fuller 37, [1823] W. Eliza 26, George 6 [1854], Sidney 4 [1856] Robert L. Fuller 45 MA, w. Eliza 38 CT dau: Mathilda Blinn 25, wid, Lena A. Blinn 1[pg 94] Gardner Fuller 25, NY Classical teacher [pg 99] 1860 SANDISFIELD, MA Judah Fuller 33 [1827], w. Mary E. 29 [all b. MA], pg 3 ch: Charles M. 8, Frederick M 4, Jeannie E. 2, Franklin N. 1 other: Lymon Downes 46, farm labor, Maria Murphy 35, servant H. H. Fuller, 66 [1794], OHIO, w. Sally 70 OH, ch: John M. 39 [1821] OH, w. Delia 29 NY, pg 4 Edmund M. Fuller 36 [1824], MA, Laborer, Mother Charity 76 [1784], MA, pg 9 George Fuller 30 [1830], laborer, MA, pg 32 1860 STOCKBRIDGE, Berkshire, MA James W. Fuller 42, carpenter w. Adeline [pg2] ch: Albertine 13, James 9, Mary E. 6, Ada 6, Lilli 2 William R. Ruller 35, CT. w. Ann ENG, dau Mary A. 7 [pg6] Harriett Fuller, 64 [1796], Joel 39, Jane 32 [pg 46] 1860 ADAMS, Berkshire, MA, pgs 12, 51 Sarah Fuller 15, domestic Jane Fuller 18, domestic 1860 Egbert Fuller, Windham, Windham, CT, pg 79 Egbert 32, CT [1828] w. Elizabeth 30, CT CH: Ann L. 6 1870 MONTEREY, MA, pg 8 **George Fuller 25 [b.1845] farm labor, w. Mary V. 26 [1844] CH: Franklin C. 8, Minerva 6, *Harriett E. 5[1865] (all 3 in school), George W. 3, Charles W. 1 (all b. MA) (not in Monterey in 1860] 1870 Sandisfield, MA pg 2 & 35 Joseph H. Fuller 76, ma, w. Emily ma, James M. 51, Adeline 40 S. Harvey Fuller 41, w. Edwinia 46 Jonathan Fuller 44, blacksmith w. Mary 43 1870 GT BARRINGTON, MA, pgs 31, 41, 98 John 56 and Sarah Seeley 57 Joseph G. Fuller 37, w. Laura E. 28 ch: Josephine E. 13, John S. 1 Egbert L. Fullar 48, ma, w. Eliza 38, NY ch: George 16 [1854], Sidney 14, Other: Hannah Lester 58 Esther Fuller 43, CH: Ida 15, Nellie 11, Lillia 7 1870 LANESBORO, MA, pg 27, Fuller Chas H. 41[1821] Mass 1870 Scotland, Windham, CT, pg 3 Egbert Fuller 41, CT, w. Elizabeth 40, CT ch: Ann L. 16 1870 Monterey, MA, pg 8 *George Fuller 25 [b.1845] ma, ma, ma, farm labor, w. Mary V. 26 [1844] ma, VA, ma CH: Franklin C. 8, Minerva 6, *Harriett E. 5[1865] (all 3 in school), George W. 3, Charles W. 1 (all b. MA) (not in Monterey in 1860] 1870 Gt. Barrington, MA, pg 98 Egbert L. Fullar 48, MA, w. Eliza 38, NY ch: George 16 [1854], Sidney 14, Other: Hannah Lester 58 1870 Scotland, Windham, CT, pg 3 Egbert Fuller 41, CT, w. Elizabeth 40, CT ch: Ann L. 16 1880 MONTEREY, Pg 9-10, **George FULLER 47, MA, MA, MA Farmer, w. Mary V. FULLER 37 MA Keeping House VA MA CH: Frank C. FULLER 18, Mina A. FULLER 17, Hattie E. FULLER 14, George W. FULLER 13, Charles H. FULLER 10, Egbert M. FULLER 9, Alice E. FULLER 3 [all ma, ma, ma] Frank M. Fuller, 24 [b.1856] servant with Hayworth Billusco family 1880 Sandisfield Carlos Fuller 28, ma, ma, ma, w. Emma 39 CH: Frederick 8, Arthur A 6, Wellington 4, Melissa A. 2 H. N. Fuller 51, w. Arista 57 J. M. Fuller 61, w. Adelaid 49 Franklin 20 1880 WEST STOCKBRIDGE George FULLER Self M Male W 58 CT Farmer CT CT Anne E. FULLER Wife M Female W 56 MA Housekeeper MA NY Hiram FLINT Other S Male W 46 MA Laborer MA NY 1880 LANESBORO, MA, pg 12 Fuller Chas R. 36 [1844] Mass 1880 Springfield, Hampden, MA, dist 309 Geo. F. FULLER Self M Male W 38 [1842] MA Flour Dealer MA MA Lucy E. FULLER Wife M Female W 30 MA MA ME Darius EUCERY FatherL W Male W 80 MA MA MA William FULLER Self M Male W 33 MA Fire Ins. Agt. MA MA Hattie E. FULLER Wife M Female W 31 MA Keeping House MA CT Fred W. FULLER Son S Male W 8 MA At School MA CT Geo. A. FULLER Son S Male W 6 MA At Home MA MA Florence I. FULLER Dau S Female W 3 MA At Home MA MA Harriett M. FULLER MotherL W Female W 58 CT CT MA Wilbur F. POTTER Other S Male W 38 MA Fire Ins. Agt. CT CT Nora COTTON Other S Female W 24 IRE Servant IRE IRE 1880 SHIRLEY, Middlesex, MA, pg 57b George L. FULLER Self M Male W 41 MA Engineer In Brace Shop MA MA Anna P. FULLER Wife M Female W 35 VT Keeping House VT VT Nellie M. FULLER Dau S Female W 19 MA Works In Brace Shop MA VT Hattie A. FULLER Dau S Female W 9 MA At School MA VT Ethel M. FULLER Dau S Female W 5 MA At School MA VT Edith E. FULLER Dau S Female W 2 MA MA VT 1880 DEERFIELD, Franklin, MA, pg 280c George M. FULLER Self M Male W 53 MA Farmer MA MA Emily FULLER Wife M Female W 48 MA Keeps House MA CONN George W. FULLER Son S Male W 18 MA At Home MA MA Sadie A. FULLER Dau S Female W 15 MA MA MA Andrew H. FULLER Son S Male W 13 MA MA MA Emily H. FULLER Dau S Female W 9 MA MA MA 1900 LANESBORO, MA, pg 1 Fuller Charles H. 70, [1830] MA 1900 SANDISFIELD, ma, pg 202 Harvey Fuller, Dec 1828, ma, ma, ct, w. Austria, Aug 1822 ct, ct, ct 1910 SANDISFIELD Fuller, Wellington 33 [1877], ma, w. Jen 21, ct, ch: Walter 4, Dorothy 2 Fuller, Edward, 22, handiman, pg 10 Fuller, Austin, 88 [1822] boarder, pg. 11 1920 Fuller, Edwin C Age: 39 (1881) Township: Sandisfield Fuller, Wellington B Age: 44 (1876) Township: Sandisfield Fuller, Arthur Age: 43 (1877) Township: Sheffield Fuller, Charles Age: 66 (1854) Township: Sheffield Fuller, Eugene Age: 52 (1868) Township: Sheffield Fuller, Herbert Age: 49 (1871) Township: Sheffield Fuller, Charles C Age: 59 (b. 1861) Township: West Stockbridge Fuller, George H Age: 36 (1884) Township: West Stockbridge Fuller, George I 53 [1867], m. Grace @51, Gt. Barr., 1920, pg. 33 Fuller, George A. 25 [1854] m. Rosa Peck, 1880 pg 41, Gt. Barrrington 1930 New Marlborough, MA, pg. 4, dist 29 *Harriett E. [Fuller] Pixley @64 Head, ma, ma, ma Edward A. Pixley 24, son [BRO of Burt], Anna F. 22 dau-in-law Ma, Italy, Italy Raymond E. 1 3/12, grandson (of Edward A. & Anna Maria) Bert E. 16 [1914 Ct], grandson (of George E. Sr. & Edith) Elizabeth C. Hamilton 5 grandaughter (of Gladys Pixley & Ray Hamilton)

Hi, My husband is Jesse Fuller, descended from the Mayflower Fullers. I doing pretty good tracing his line all the way back, but sure could use some help. Thank You Very Much, Cathy in Tampa Surname Searches: Austin, Fuller, Koziski, Kupecz, McLendon, Murphy, Ryan, Stephens, Walla

I tried contacting you once before,with no response,In all my searches for NY,I have seen this,or perhaps a different one, David Fuller .I have been looking in Chautauqua Co.NY,and also,many counties close to that one.Perhaps,try those...Hope it helps....

I post this,in hope,it may help someone else. Generation 1>Robert Fuller,Butcher @Redenhall,Norfolk,England,sons,Edward and Samuel were passengers on The MAYFLOWER. 2nd Gen>Children of Robert and Sara Dunkhorn,Edward Fuller/children,Matthew,Samuel In 1620,Edward,son Samuel,and brother Samuel were among those who sailed to America on The Mayflower. 3rd Gen>Children of Edward Fuller,Capt. Matthew Fuller,Samuel Fuller///Matthew,marr. Francis Clyde,Samuel marr. Jane Lothrop Matthews children=Samuel,Mary,Elizabeth,Ann,John Samuels children=Hannah,Samuel,Elizabeth,Sarah,Mary,Thomas,Sarah11(2nd),John,infant. This has all been approved by The Mayflower Society. If anyone needs some info from there on,I will try to help.I can give you the next Gens up to 10 on Fuller Line,then our family name is Smith....Names on our line,FULLER<BOWEN<SMITH>FULLER<WALBRIDGE>FULLER>SMITH>VOSHELL>THOMAS

This message is being forwarded to this list by the listowner. You may reply to the list at Foster-L@rootsweb.com or to the sender at "newsy" <MMSODDER@bossig.com> ------------------------------------------- >Still could use some help locating the ancestors of my >g-g-grandfather, David Fuller. He was born in NY 1828, and census >records list his father as being born in VT. Also trying to trace >Lydia Fuller, born in VT about 1804, who married Rufus Hosmer >Hartwell, b. about 1802 and lived in Sterling, Cayuga Co., NY until >his death in 1882. At the time of their marriage, Lydia Fuller was >living in Jordan, NY. > > > >-------------------------------------------------------------------- >------------ >

Many moons have faded into history since I last posted a query on the line of William Whaley FULLER, a new year has arrived, and maybe, just maybe, someone has joined the list since my previous posting and may recognize this FULLER line. Of my great-grandfather, William Whaley FULLER, I actually have located a fair amount of information. He was born January 14, 1828 in Ontario County, New York; married Jennie Adelia Thompson on February 20, 1856 in Cuyahoga County, Ohio; and died January 21, 1915 in Rolla, Missouri. Along the way, he and Jennie had William Thompson Fuller (1857 - 1918), Franklin Alexander Fuller (1858 - 1927), Sarah Jane Fuller (1860 - 1935), Cora Estelle Fuller (1863 - 1944), Marietta Fuller (1869 - 1944), and Myrtle Jennie Fuller (1875 - 1962). Based on family notes and some Census data, we believe that William Whaley FULLER may have had two brothers, Charles W. Fuller (b. 1834, Ontario County, New York ) and John Spencer FULLER (b. 1840, Ontario County, New York). Their father, Jacob FULLER, may have been born in 1792 in Royalston, Massachusetts, moving to Ontario County, New York, in 1814. There is a good possibility that Jacob's father was also named Jacob FULLER and was a Revolutionary War soldier. However, the trail is very old and weedy, and we are not certain that we are on the right path. If anyone else is following this line, please contact me and let us share our compass readings! Regards, Bill Fuller http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/f/u/l/Dorothy-P-Fuller/

Another family of a William Fuller is need of assistance. Looking for the family of William Fuller b.Mass. 1815 -1825? Late 1840's married Susan Taylor Black b.1826 of Phil, Pa Had at least one son Aspinwall Fuller b. NY 1851, possibly additional children? Aspinwall married a Jennie Curtis approx.1880 in NY.? Can't trace lineage of William back, but was told by my grandmother he's a Mayflower descendant? Family had some names like Ebenezer, Addington, Aspinwall? Help. Any leads would be appreciated. Contact Roger rkrauth1@cfl.rr.com. Thank you.

Everyone - please read. I am forwarding this from fellow genealogist who just sent this to me today. She received this on another list and sent it to me. Some of you may be aware of this scam. I was not. Money is too hard to come by as it is, without losing like this. It's rather lengthy, but may save someone some trouble. Cecilia The below message is taken from an article in Dick Eastman's newsletter. Please send this on to others, we don't need anymore genealogists getting ripped off :) One of the top stories in 2003 in this newsletter was the arrest of Elias Abodeely, a 23-year-old in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who ran a string of pseudo genealogy sites. His arrest didn't seem to deter him: 2004 has started off with a rash of the same advertising. For those who missed it, let's briefly recap this scam. The sites involved included GenSeeker.com, GenSeekers.com, genealogydevelopments.com, familydiscovery.com, genealogyfinders.net, genlocator.com, genealogy-express.com, and probably many others. Abodeely would send out spam mail from one site, then collect money until the complaints mounted, and his site eventually would be shut down by the hosting service. A week or two later he would appear with a new name and a new site on a different hosting service conducting essentially the same business. To access his sites, the hapless buyer paid $40 to $60 (the exact amount varied from time to time). None of these sites contained any genealogy information; they simply had pointers to free sites where information could be found. In other words, the buyer paid $40 to $60 to access something that was already available free of charge. Abodeely eventually ran into lots of legal difficulties. On August 1, 2003, he was arrested in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on felony charges of first-degree theft, money laundering, and ongoing criminal activity. He was released later that day, and a court appearance on those charges still has not yet been scheduled. You can read about Abodeely's arrest in my newsletter at: http://www.eogn.com/archives/news0331.htm, in the Des Moines register at http://www.dmregister.com/news/stories/c4788998/21905604.html and at http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=elias+abodeely+arrest ed&btnG=Google+Search. His arrest did not slow Abodeely very much. A month later he appeared selling "self-renewing" genealogy CD-ROM disks under the name GenealogyTechs.com. That site actually was registered to Andrew Abodeely. I obtained one of these "self-renewing" genealogy CD-ROM disks and wrote about it in detail in the September 29, 2003 Plus Edition of this newsletter. GenealogyTechs.com was shut down the day after my article was published. Things have been quiet for the past three months, but on January 2, 2004, a number of newsletter readers reported receiving some fishy-looking spam mail messages. In fact, the messages appear to be word-for-word the same as the old ads for "self-renewing" genealogy CD-ROM disks sent earlier from GenealogyTechs.com - except that the new ads are coming from GenealogyTechs.net. That's right: the only difference is the previously shut down dot-COM is now replaced by a newly-registered dot-NET. A quick check of the WHOIS information shows that Genealogytechs.net is registered to the same address as GenealogyTechs.com: 1013 Agate Street, Suite B, San Diego, CA 92109, the business address of Andrew Abodeely. That is also the same address that ships the worthless "self-renewing" genealogy CD-ROM disks. In short, the Abodeelys seem to have reappeared after a three-month hiatus. Elias Abodeely's earlier arrest for felonies doesn't seem to have fazed either of the Abodeelys at all. At the time these words are being written, http://www.genealogytechs.net is up and running and looks almost identical to the previously shut down http://www.genealogytechs.com. It is also interesting to note that the new site is like the old one in several respects, especially in that it cannot handle credit cards. Instead, the buyer is suckered into paying by an "e-check" that extracts money directly from the buyer's checking account with no credit card involved. Beware! This is one method by which the earlier sites allegedly extracted money time and again from a buyer's checking accounts! Several buyers thought they paid once but, after examining their end-of-month checking account statements, found that they had been charged time and again without permission. That is one of the actions that led to Elias Abodeely's arrest. Why would a company not offer payment by credit card? That is extremely rare in the online world. The answer is simple: the owner's credit rating is so poor that he cannot obtain the merchant account required to be able to accept credit cards. In this case, he cannot even obtain a PayPal account, which is easy for mostpeople to obtain. No credit card service will give a merchant account to someone awaiting trial on charges of money laundering by using credit cards! Without access to a credit card merchant account, the Web site owner is forced to resort to online checks, a risky method for any buyer considering an online purchase. Remember that purchases made online with VISA, MasterCard or American Express are fully insured against fraud by the credit card companies. If you get "ripped off" by a shady merchant when using a credit card, the credit card companies will immediately refund all of your money and then will pursue resolution with the merchant. PayPal transactions are also fully insured in the same manner. However, if you pay by check, you have no such protection. 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-----Original Message----- From: Bruce Jackson <bjackson@scicable.net> Sent: Jan 7, 2004 9:11 PM To: FULLER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: William Fuller/Att.Doris Re: My Great Grand Father William Fuller I don't know if this is your fellow----but you might want to check the children of Jonathon Fuller and Anna Rice----# 10 child is William Fuller---- check "The Fuller Family in England and America" If he is the correct one --then he is my 3rd Great Grandfather's brother and yes they are Mayflower descendents. Contact me if I can help. Christine Thanks for the information Christine. I don't think this is my line - I can take the line back to the 1600's and I don't think there was a William. Also my first Dickinson was not on the Mayflower. He perhaps was the nephew of Edmund and Samuel and came only to visit but fell in love with the country and stayed. To be honest I don't remember what I had posted on the Fuller boards. I haven't done any work on genealogy for a long time and I'm now starting again. I have been very fortunate in finding information on many lines in fact all most too much. I'm lucky to live in the Detroit area which is close to Lansing our State Capital and the marvelous Library loaded with genealogy information. If you need any lookups regarding your lines let me know and I would be happy to check for you. Thanks for the response Doris

This is cusin,Ginger,and...it does go back to "Edward Fuller "line,correct? Because ,maybe this person needs to go back that far!If you are related,that would be great,we can help you!///Or help ,you get there Ps/sending new info to you,Christine!

Re: My Great Grand Father William Fuller I don't know if this is your fellow----but you might want to check the children of Jonathon Fuller and Anna Rice----# 10 child is William Fuller---- check "The Fuller Family in England and America" If he is the correct one --then he is my 3rd Great Grandfather's brother and yes they are Mayflower descendents. Contact me if I can help. Christine

I have family names that include George Washington Fuller, but it doesn't appear to be the same man. Some of my lineage goes back to Shoreham, Add., Vermont.Joseph Fuller, Sr, (wife-Rachel Miller) had 6 children born there. They are Pruellah, 1788: Nathaniel, 1789: Sarah, 1791: rachel, 1795: Benejamin, 1797. Their son, Joseph, Jr,(1799) had a son George Washington Fuller 1825. The famiily moved to Madison, Ohio in 1816 with Joseph Sr, second wife, Aletha Ives. If I am reading this info correctly, George W was my great, great, grandfalther. He came to Wisconsin with other brothers, as well. I am just starting to put this all together, but it is very interesting for me. If I can be of further help, please email me. good luck searching.

Hello Happy New Year!!! I am wondering if any body on these lists can help me over my brick and Concrete Wall. I know that my Great grand fathers name was William Fuller and that he was born in Vermont. He moved to the St. Louis Missouri area before 1859 because my my Grandfather George Washinton Fuller b. 1859 and his sister Anna b. 1861 were born here. William and his wife Mary are buried side by side in Friedens Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery in St. Louis Missouri. My brick wall is where was he born in Vermont. Oral history of family says that he was a Mayflower Descendant. My grandmother Lillian used to brag that she had married in to a Mayflower family. I figure if William was 20 when grand dad was born that would put him as being born about 1839. But Mary could have been a second or third wife and he may have been older. Help Please and Thanks in advance Doris Jeane Fuller Dalrymple Many would be scantily clad if dressed in their own humility. Anonymous

Seeking information please on John Fuller who had a son John William Fuller born 1873 in Chatswood,Sydney, Australia Do hope that somebody can please assist Bob and Joyce