I also have seen it as Fultin. My 4th great grandmother joined the Hopewell Church, here in Or Co NY in 1796. To confirm this I found, in the Liberty Presb. Church in Sullivan Co NY when Nancy & her husband James Fulton moved to Sullivan Co, Nancy Fulton from Hopewell Church. Florence -----Original Message----- From: Patrice Fulton Stark <pstark@bouldernews.infi.net> To: FULTON-L@rootsweb.com <FULTON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, December 31, 1999 11:54 AM Subject: How do you spell Fulton? >Question: How many ways can you spell Fulton? > >I think that FULTON is the loveliest name I have ever seen. I remember >learning to write it as a child and I continue to include Fulton in my >signature although I have married. (My sister and I are the end of our >Fulton line.) > >Here are all the spellings I have seen so far: > >FULTON >FULDEN >FULTONE >FULLTON >FFULTON >PFULTON >FFULTONE >FILTON >FOLTON >FOULTON >FOULTOWN > >and then there's always > >FUTTON >TUTTON >SUTTON >(where the writer forgot to cross the F, or crossed both the L and T) > >FELTON/FELDON >I've never proved a FELTON to be a FULTON, but it certainly seems possible. > >FULLERTON >I have proved two FULLERTONs to be FULTONs, but this is rare. > >Patrice (Fulton) Stark >Lone Tree, Colorado > >