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