I am searching for the lineage of an Archibald FULTON who was born before 1795 and married Mary Conner about 1820 in Lee County, Virginia. Logan At 05:05 PM 11/04/99 -0500, you wrote: >Hello, >I am a newbie researching her husband's ancestry. I've traced his family >back to about 1790, with the birth of an Archibald Fulton. His father was >Archibald Fulton as well, and his mother was Margaret Young. They seems to >have stayed in the Crosshouse area of Kilmaurs in Ayrshire, Scotland, and >most if not all were involved in mining. Any relatives out there? I'mll be >happy to share what I have. Thanks! >-Jennifer Campbell >

Hello, I am a newbie researching her husband's ancestry. I've traced his family back to about 1790, with the birth of an Archibald Fulton. His father was Archibald Fulton as well, and his mother was Margaret Young. They seems to have stayed in the Crosshouse area of Kilmaurs in Ayrshire, Scotland, and most if not all were involved in mining. Any relatives out there? I'mll be happy to share what I have. Thanks! -Jennifer Campbell

I am having trouble! I have been kicked off the FULTON list and cannot resubscribe. Can you help me? ARNOLD SOMMER MIDLAND< TX nanc@iglobal.net

All is in readiness for the Fulton Reunion '99 to be held at Salt Lake City, Utah! A Fulton Checklist explaining what to pack was mailed this week. Attending the Fulton Reunion is pretty much like going to Fulton Camp, only you don't have to write your name on your underwear. If you are coming to this grand event, you'll want to bring along your Family Group Sheets and Descendant Chart. But the most important thing to bring, is your "burning Fulton question." If you could be guaranteed the answer to one question regarding your Fulton ancestry, what question would advance your research the most? That's the burning question - and we hope to answer every one! If you are unable to come to this event, I urge you to consider Roberta Hirth's generous offer to coordinate lookups. (See her message "Salt Lake City Lookup" sent 10/5/99.) I've observed Roberta and her sister Florence in action at a library before - sheer poetry in motion! I look forward to greeting the many Fultons who have come to our earlier reunions but I am especially eager to meet all the new Fulton researchers who are taking a chance on what can only be called a "Fulton blind date." You are the folks who will carry the research torch into the next Century! Thank you all for coming and welcome to the real Fultons' Folly! Patrice Fulton Stark Lone Tree, Colorado

Dear Roberta, At long last I've gotten my chart updated and won't bore you with what took so long. Our trip to Northern Ireland (County Down) Scotland (Ayrshire, Lanarkshire, Inverness and Fulton Tower among others) and England was a great success. We visited many ancestral sites and took our usual "ration" of photos and video. The real "fun" was that we did it all by rental car and the other side of the road was again a "real treat"! Anyway, here's the decendancy chart I promised last May. I hope it proves interesting and is useful to someone perhaps going to Salt Lake. Generation 7 is from the Hugh Ramsey Fulton Genealogy with inputs from Irene Fulton (Thanks VERY much Irene). And generation 8 is from Irene's information also. The more I look at this data and after our trip, it seems to make sense. By the way, we found a very good map in Scotland which shows the Fulton tower, bern and buildings. It was very accurate and useful. And now, the chart! It's in ahnentafel format. Generation 1 1 William McKee FULTON-8: b.19 Jul 1938 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA; m. 27 Aug 1960 Glendale, Los Angeles, CA ____________________________________________________________________________ Generation 2 2 James Cooper FULTON Jr.-9: b. 20 Jul 1911 White Bear, Ramsey, MN; m. 15 Nov 1934 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA; d. 20 Jan 1967 Phoenix, Maricopa, AZ 3 Margaret Fulton MCKEE-: b. 16 Apr 1906 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA; d. Sep 1960 Phoenix, Maricopa, AZ ____________________________________________________________________________ Generation 3 4 James Cooper FULTON-10: b. 1874, PA; m. Abt 1907; d. Abt Aug 29 1929 White Bear Lake, Ramsey, MN 5 Augusta Valentine DRAKE-: b. 6 Jul 1882 Woodbride, Middlesex, NJ; d. 29 Jun 1919 White Bear Lake, Ramsey,MN 6 William Mitchell MCKEE-69: b, 11 Jan 1874/1876 Newtownards, Castlereagh, Down, Ireland; m. 16 Mar 1904 4920 Center Ave., Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA; d. 26 Apr 1934 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA 7 Margaret Jane FULTON-6: b. 22 Oct 1878 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA; d. 14 Jun 1932 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA ____________________________________________________________________________ Generation 4 8 Thomas Cooper FULTON-2: b. 19 Dec 1830, PA; m. 1868; d. 1894 9 Margaret Magee FULTON-12: b. 1 Jan 1834 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA; d. 2 Apr 1905 14 Louis Brown FULTON-3: b. 19 Oct 1841 Old Brighton, Beaver,PA; m. 5 Jan 1878; d. 7 Apr 1916 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA 15 Margaret Ann BIRCH Annie-4: b. 2 Feb 1852 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA; d. 12 Oct 1917 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA ____________________________________________________________________________ Generation 5 16 James C FULTON-13: b. Abt 1800 Baltimore, Baltimore, MD; m. Mar 1830; d. 30 Apr 1843 17 Eliza Jane MORROW-13: b. Abt 1808 18 Andrew FULTON-26: b.1790/1802 Baltimore, Baltimore MD; m. 1824 Trinity Episcopal, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA: d. 8 Aug 1864 19 Jane MAGEE-27: b. 28 Feb 1813 Sussex, Deleware: d. Bef 1867 28 James C FULTON-13: b. Abt 1800 Baltimore, Baltimore, MD; m. Mar 1830; d. 30 Apr 1843 29 Eliza Jane MORROW-13: b. Abt 1808 ____________________________________________________________________________ Generation 6 32 John FULTON Jr-21: b. 1755, Cecil, MD; m. 1780/1788, Cecil, MD; d. 14 Feb 1830 33 Esther COOPER-22: b. Abt 1759, Cecil, MD; d. 1 Apr 1825 36 John FULTON Jr-21: b. 1755, Cecil, MD; m. 1780/1788, Cecil, MD; d. 14 Feb 1830 37 Esther COOPER-22: b. Abt 1759, Cecil, MD; d. 1 Apr 1825 56 John FULTON Jr-21: b. 1755, Cecil, MD; m. 1780/1788, Cecil, MD; d. 14 Feb 1830 57 Esther COOPER-22: b. Abt 1759, Cecil, MD; d. 1 Apr 1825 ____________________________________________________________________________ Generation 7 64 John Foulton FULTON-37: b. 1713/1714 Lanarkshire/Ayrshire, Scotland; m. 10 Jan 1743/1744 Kilmars, Ayrshire, Scotland; d. 1796 65 Eleanore/Helen RICHMOND/RITCHMONT-38 64 John Foulton FULTON-37: b. 1713/1714 Lanarkshire/Ayrshire, Scotland; m. 10 Jan 1743/1744 Kilmars, Ayrshire, Scotland; d. 1796 65 Eleanore/Helen RICHMOND/RITCHMONT-38 112 John Foulton FULTON-37: b. 1713/1714 Lanarkshire/Ayrshire, Scotland; m. 10 Jan 1743/1744 Kilmars, Ayrshire, Scotland; d. 1796 113 Eleanore/Helen RICHMOND/RITCHMONT-38 ____________________________________________________________________________ Generation 8 128 James FULTOUNE/FULTON-91: b.Kilmars, Ayrshire, Scotland; m. 31 Oct 1710 Kilmars Parish, Ayrshire, Scotland; d. 1772, York, PA 129 Mary Wilson-92 144 James FULTOUNE/FULTON-91: b.Kilmars, Ayrshire, Scotland; m. 31 Oct 1710 Kilmars Parish, Ayrshire, Scotland; d. 1772, York, PA 145 Mary Wilson-92 224 James FULTOUNE/FULTON-91: b.Kilmars, Ayrshire, Scotland; m. 31 Oct 1710 Kilmars Parish, Ayrshire, Scotland; d. 1772, York, PA 225 Mary Wilson-92

Hi All, The State of Illinois Archives has added a marriage index to their online searchable databases. Check it out: http://www2.sos.state.il.us/cgi-bin/marriage Have fun! Celia

I saw this on the Ayrshire list and thought someone might be interested. Jan ----- Original Message ----- From: sadie hutchison <sad@hutchison89.freeserve.co.uk> To: <AYRSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 1999 8:31 AM Subject: Fulton or Walker in Gatehead Kilmaurs > Hi Listers > > Does anyone have a FULTON or WALKER connection in this area. I have info to share. > > Many Thanks > > > > ==== AYRSHIRE Mailing List ==== > ****************************************************************** > CLICK HERE > http://www.freeyellow.com/members7/lnafhs/index.html > Largs & North Ayrshire FHS >

Roberta and fellow list members, I think this is a great idea, and a great opportunity for our fellow "Fulton's " to be part of the Salt Lake City " Fulton Reunion"; even though they can not attend. Put me on your list of volunteers to do a look-up. Florence

Folks, For those of you NOT attending the Fulton 1999 Reunion at Salt Lake City, I want you to be able to share in some of the excitement of this trip. At the reunion, I will try to organize a LOOKUP brigade by the attendees who are able to volunteer one hour of their time to do LOOKUPs for those not attending. Please notice that this offer is to do a LOOKUP, not research. I ask that you restrict your request to ONE item that preferably is not available at your local Family History Center. Much of the material is on microfilm and you can order it and look at it at your Local Family History Center. But some of it is only available in hard copy form at Salt Lake City, and that is what your request should focus on. We will not look up any item on Microfilm, but only one item available on hard-copy. If an item is on both microfilm and hardcopy, we will look up the hardcopy version, but I suggest you request something that is only available on hard-copy because you may not be able to get it any other way. In my previous note this morning, I outlined how you can use the ONLINE Family History Catalog and the state research guides. Use those directions to find out the call number for the item you want us to lookup. Specify what 5-10 pages you want copied (example: Index on Fulton, table of contents, several pages on the history of the Presbyterian Church at Town ABC, etc.). 1) Send your request to me, not to the discussion list. 2) The subject of the note should be "Salt Lake City Lookup" 3) Specify the Title of the Item and Author and the call number of the item you want us to lookup. Please make sure you list the information of the call number correctly and its location. 4) Specify the 5-10 pages that you want copied. 5) Provide your snail mail address. 6) State the question you are seeking the answer to and provide some general background information of what specific line or individual you are looking for that you feel will be helpful. 7) I will ask each volunteer to spend no more than 30 minutes on an individual Lookup request, including copy time. For example, in the LDS Wisconsin Research Guide, I noticed the listing for an Index to the Early Pioneer Settlers of Wisconsin. My request would look as follows: 1) Title = Some pioneer families of Wisconsin : an index 2) Author = Betty Patterson 3) Call # = 977.5 D22s 4) Location = FHL US/CAN Book 5) Copy Pages = Fulton Names and page numbers listed in the index 6) Snail Address = Roberta Hirth, P.O. Box 384, Harriman, New York 10926 7) Question/General Background Information: (State the question you are trying to answer along with a general description of the family you are researching, or whatever else would be helpful. This can be as long or as short as you wish.) This should be fun !!! Roberta R. (Fulton) Hirth Harriman, New York 10926 FULTON web page at: http://www.frontiernet.net/~elisa96/hirth/fulton.htm

For the folks attending the Salt Lake City 1999 Reunion or for anyone using the local LDS centers, I recommend that you use the ONLINE Family History Catalog to help you determine BEFORE the visit the microfilm numbers and Book Call numbers that you want to look up. Enclosed at the bottom are brief directions to help you get started. I also highly recommend using the ONLINE LDS research outlines. They contain a wealth of information to help not only the beginning researcher, but also the highly experienced genealogist. They are outstanding guides, now all available free on the Internet. There are Outline Research Guides for each State, for Census, Immigration, Military. "A Guide to Research" is basic but even helps experienced researchers to "refocus". The outline on "The Family History Library Catalog" reviews how to use it on microfiche or on CD ROM, but I do not see one yet for the online version. But if you need a review of how the LDS categorizes so much of their information by Locality or the types of TOPICS/SUBJECTS, then it is essential reading. When you scan down the list for all the state guides, don't overlook scrolling down to the United States section for its research outline as well as the lists of outlines for census, military and immigration that are listed in the United States section. *************************************************************** To Find the LDS Research Outlines Online: Go to the LDS FamilySearch home page at url: http://www.familysearch.org/ Select BROWSE CATEGORIES (listed on left side of screen) Select RESEARCH SUPPORT Select SOURCEGUIDE Select HOW TO GUIDES button (Later on check out the Catalog Helper button) Scroll down and Select the specific guide of your interest. *************************************************************** Below is an example of how to get the film numbers for the census or deeds. Go to the LDS FamilySearch home page at url: http://www.familysearch.org/ Select BROWSE CATEGORIES (listed on left side of screen) Scroll down, select LIBRARIES Select FAMILY HISTORY LIBRARY CATALOG Select PLACE SEARCH [Later on check out Surname Search (to see the list of 76 Books and Manuscripts on Fulton) and All Searches (to check out by author, subject, title, microfilm number)] Fill in fields for PLACE and PART OF Example: Place Orange Part Of (optional) New York Place Search Results: Click on geographic area you want: NEW YORK, ORANGE Select Subject topic - Example: ORANGE COUNTY CENSUS OR for deeds Scroll to bottom Select [21-34] to see more subjects and then Select NEW YORK, ORANGE, - LAND & PROPERTY Select CENSUS RECORDS 1825-1875 Orange County, New York or for deeds select DEEDS, 1703-1900 INDEX to DEEDS ORANGE CO, NY In upper right hand corner select VIEW FILM NOTES The next screen will list the details of the location of the microfilm, the film number, and the item on the film for the particular census. Copy this information for your research trip, including the item number so you can wind quickly through the microfilm to the item you want. ******************************************************************************* I hope this helps you to prepare a list of microfilm numbers and book call numbers of materials you will want to look up. Just a hint about prioritizing: if a source does not list a microfilm number, then it is only available in hardcopy at Salt Lake City. That means that in the future, you cannot request the material from your Local Family History Center. Thus when at Salt Lake City, look at those items first and then the microfilm items, which usually you can request at the local center if you run out of time, although some microfilms are not distributed because of copyright restrictions by the author or government. Roberta R. (Fulton) Hirth Harriman, New York 10926 FULTON web page at: http://www.frontiernet.net/~elisa96/hirth/fulton.htm

Good Evening, On August 10 1999 Stephen Schifini wrote about his gr grandmother Iva Lou Fulton born 1880. He stated her grandfather was Adonijah Fulton born 1807 Stanford Vt; died 1880. I have the will index for an Adonijah Fulton, who died April?, 25,1880. Place of residence, at time of Will, Canton, St Lawrence Co. NY. Date of Probate Nov 8, 1880 . Will Book 17 page 129. Issue of Letters of Testamentary Book 7 page 285. Inventory filed Feb 18, 1881. Hope this helps. Florence

Pat, just a wee correction, his name was Henry Fulton - Born March 14. 1847 , died December 6, 1901. See ya at Salt Lake! Always, Florence Pat wrote: Congratulations, Florence. Welcome to the excitement! Actually, you bring the most excitement of all. I continue to marvel at the information you sent me regarding marksman and sharpshooter David Fulton, a resident of Boulder County, Colorado, 100 year ago! (By the way, his home has been officially designated as an historical landmark.) I look forward to seeing you (and BOTH of your sisters) at Salt Lake City, Utah. Patrice Fulton Stark Lone Tree, Colorado

Congratulations, Florence. Welcome to the excitement! Actually, you bring the most excitement of all. I continue to marvel at the information you sent me regarding marksman and sharpshooter David Fulton, a resident of Boulder County, Colorado, 100 year ago! (By the way, his home has been officially designated as an historical landmark.) I look forward to seeing you (and BOTH of your sisters) at Salt Lake City, Utah. Patrice Fulton Stark Lone Tree, Colorado

Hello to you all! Well I have finally made it and have gotten on the internet. However, I am a little fimiluar with some of you,since my sister, Roberta, has kept me updated on alot of what goes on with this list. Some of you know me from my traveles with you on the Fulton Family tours. I can't wait to see you all again in Salt Lake @ the LDS , the end of October. I have been doing a new project for the "Fulton" surname , here in New York. I am researching the surname Fulton, in New York. I have files, by county, going up to about 1860. I am more than willing to share any info I have. I would like to request from anyone who is researching the Fulton surname, if they have any info that mentions a Fulton in New York State, to please send it to me. I hope to be able to study the migration pattern of the Fulton surname in early times. Any info would be appreciated! For a little backround of my family, my 4th GrG , James Fulton was born in Dalkeith in 1739, left Edinburgh, Scotland in 1792 and came to New York. He brought his wife, Nancy (Agnes) & 3 of his children, John, Phebe & Andrew, with him. In 1804 he finally settled in Sullivan Co NY.( At that time it was Ulster Co NY) and started the Fulton Settelment. On his grave stone it reads; "An aged man I made my way From Scotland to America, And by a many toilsome day, I purchased ground wherein I lay." Always, Florence

Patrice, This has been a long time coming, but I guess it's better late than never. Since our younger son is to be married on Saturday, October 23, I will not be able to meet with you all in Salt Lake. In addition, my wife, Marge who is really the genealogist, is still teaching and won't have any extra time available. Perhaps the next time will work out better for us. Thanks, Bill Fulton Paradise Valley, Az. "Patrice F. Stark" wrote: > > For the past ten years, genealogists researching the surname Fulton have gathered to exchange information (and tour famous Fulton sites.) This year, at the suggestion of our Fulton webmaster Roberta Hirth, we are meeting at Salt Lake City, Utah. > > The dates: The weekend of October 29, 30, and 31 for introductions, a Fultons Folly banquet, and extensive genealogical sharing, followed by a week of research at the LDS Family History Library beginning on Monday, November 1. Fultons and friends are invited to come for the weekend, for the week, or for both. > > If you are interested in joining us at this last Fulton party of the 20th Century, then please contact me for further information. > > Patrice (Fulton) Stark > Lone Tree, CO

"North Valley Radio 105.1fm" wrote: > > Hi listers! > > My wife is supposedly related to Robert Fulton of steamboat fame. Was he > ever married? > Did he have any children? If so, are there any genealogies online > pertaining to him? > > My wife's closest connection to him was her Great grandfather, Thomas > Fulton DeLaHunt, > b. abt 1895 who lived in the St. Petersburg, Fla., area. > > Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. > > Thanks, > Mark Alan It seems that every one with a FULTON in there line tries to connect to Steamboat Bobby. "STEAMBOAT BOBBY" Robert FULTON was born on November 14, 1765, on a farm in Little Britain Township, Pennsylvania, the son of Robert FULTON and Mary SMITH. On January 7, 1808, he married Harriet LIVINGSTON who was born about 1784 in New York. Robert FULTON died of pneumonia at 9:30 A.M. on Thursday, February 23, 1815. He was buried February 25, 1815 at Trinity Church in New York City, New York. On November 26, 1816, Harriet LIVINGSTON FULTON married Charles Augustus DALE. Harriet died in 1826 and was buried in the cemetery of the Claverack Dutch Reformed Church. CHILDREN OF ROBERT FULTON AND HARRIET LIVINGSTON 1. Robert Barlow FULTON was born 10 Oct 1808 in Washington, D.C., and died bef. 1847. He never married. 2. Julia FULTON was born Apr 1810 in New York City, New York, married unknown. 3. Cornelia FULTON was born 6 Aug 1812 at Teviotdale, New York married unknown. 4. Mary FULTON was born in Jul 1814 married unknown. Robert FULTON, Sr. emigrated from Kilkenny, Ireland while a young man. By 1735 he had taken up the trade of tailor in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Robert married Mary SMITH. Robert, Sr. was secretary of the volunteer fire company, a charter member of the Juliana Library, and a founder and dedicated chorister of the First Presbyterian Church. For a brief period he was the assistant burgess of the borough. He augmented his earnings as a tailor by trading in spices and rum. In February 1765 Robert and Mary sold their house and bought at auction a large farm on Conowingo Creek in Little Britain Township, 30 miles to the south of Lancaster. This farm comprised 394 acres in two parcels. In January 1772, they were forced to sell the property at a sheriff's sale. They returned to Lancaster. Robert FULTON, Sr. died in 1774. Mary SMITH FULTON died in 1799. CHILDREN OF ROBERT FULTON AND MARY SMITH Elizabeth "Betsy" FULTON was born in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, married name unknown. Isabelle "Belle" FULTON was born in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, married name unknown. Mary "Polly" FULTON was born in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania, died 1814, married David Morris. Robert FULTON was born 14 Nov 1765, died 23 Feb 1815, married 7 Jan 1808 Harriet LIVINGSTON born about 1784, died 1826 (see above) Abraham FULTON was born in Little Britain Township, Pennsylvania, married name unknown. --Source: Robert Fulton: A Biography, by Cynthia Owen Philip; Published by Franklin Watts, copyright 1985; ISBN: 0-531-09756-0 Eileen Irwin Mesa, AZ ________________________________________________________ NetZero - We believe in a FREE Internet. Shouldn't you? Get your FREE Internet Access and Email at http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html

Thanks for all the input about Agnes vs. Isabella. I am checking my sources and will get back to you. A little controversy makes for more accurate family history. Mary Ann Phillips Question for Mark Alan: Where is North Valley Radio located?

I am still trying to trace my husband's g fathers family. ROBERT FULTON as born in Glasgow approximately 1882-4'ish [sorry no exact dates guessing as he had a daughter of about 88 years still living]. At about 18 he walked to Liverpool and joined the Army and was immediately shipped to India. He stayed there until his death, having left the army and become [possibly] security of some sort probably for the army. He married AGNES JAYNE JASPER[GASPER] who was possibly Burmese or Armenian. They had six or possibly seven children. ROBERT was the only boy and the eldest, EILEEN MARGARET[born Jan 1914] and was the eldest daughter and my husbands mother. I know there was a daughter called Katherine [my youngest daughter is Katherine Lucinda Jayne and would also like to know the history] We do not have the names of any of the other girls. I do know that EILEEN managed to keep the family together and returned them all to Scotland on the death [in India] of their father we are not sure about their Mother but think that she also returned at some point. Why is there such reluctance by the family member to admit their 'roots'. We have no prejudice and would really love to meet all our relatives. My husband is dying and would like v much, now his mother is unable to comprehend what is happening to trance all family members and at least establish some sort of connect. Please....... Our love to all of you, however if you do not wish to know us please say why. Any help tracing this family would be appreciated. I have five daughters and a son who would like to know!!! Jeannette Lee [also Lyttleton-Lee]

Regarding McKinnis (Charles and Robert, sons of Charles and Rachel Carr) brothers, married to CRINER sisters: Martha and Elizabeth daughters of Philip CRINER and Agnes Fulton. I too am related to Agnes Fulton. What (a group and I) have found is the printed genealogies on Hancock Co Ohio and ones published for the McKinnis Family Reunions going back to 1914 all show Agnes was "Belle Fulton". Isabelle Fulton, sister to THE Robert was married to a Cooke and had only one daughter, who married a Wythe. These genealogies appear to be in error that connect the McKinnis brothers' wives to THE Robert Fulton. Do you have any other proof that Isabella Fulton Cooke had more than one daughter? The girls who married McKinnis brothers who "sailed down the Ohio River in a hulled out tree" married Craner/Criner sisters. Agnes Fulton, sister of John and James Fulton married Philip Criner. They had 9 children, Martha and Elizabeth were two of them. The Criners and McKinnis' are enumerated next to each other in Versailles Township, Allegheny County and in Plum Township, Allegheny County. Around 1800 Charles McKinnis (the father) purchased land in Consequenning twp., Butler Co. After Philip's death, in 1795, Agnes moved to Butler County (1815) to be near her brother, James who was one of the first settlers of Middlesex township. Her daughter Sarah, married a Job Chamberlin and also moved to Ohio with her sisters who married the McKinnis brothers. Another sister also married a first settler of Ohio and is listed as a sister in law to the McKinnis'. Another sister married a Clendennen, which is my line. We are hoping to correct the misinformation that is found in the various publications on the McKinnis family, which at the present time we believe is in error. I am replying on the list to hopefully get in contact with anyone else that has this same misinformation. Please let me know what you have in the way of documentation and I can do the same. Also, see this lists archives on the family of McKinnis/Fulton they should be helpful. Lori

Seeking the FULTON ancestry of Archbishop FULTON J. SHEEN, b. 1895 Peoria, Peoria Co IL, d. 1979 New York, New York. FULTON, CLARY, SHEEN