>Don Boyd >Centerville, Ohio said: >Enoch's only two sons Josiah and Horatio Fuller had male descendants >born in Ashtabula County, but I only know of the ones who appear down >through the 1910 and 1920 censuses. It would be great to connect to >any later (living) male descendants, to do the Fuller DNA test. > >If anyone on the list knows anything that would be helpful in solving >this puzzle, I would be most appreciative of any tips. > >Thank you very much. > I have been successful in determining that my brother-in-law Daniel Fuller is descended from the Mayflower Fullers as his family legend proclaimed. I can't say "Oh Yeah! Tell me another story!" anymore. Through the efforts of the Fuller DNA Project we found a documented descendant of Edward Fuller and Samuel Fuller and convinced them to test. I convinced my brother-in-law to test. The results of these tests has pretty much established the relationship. I still need the paper trail. As the family genealogist, at least I know I am barking up the right tree, and that the family legend was correct! My suggestion to you is that you advertise on the Rootsweb and Genweb Fuller Surname Message Boards for a documented descendant of Enoch Fuller and offer to pay for the DNA test (if necessary). Doug Miller