Sorry Census Outline comes across some what garbled. I used the tabs in my mail program to create it and it looks "odd". 1860 Census for Person County (Page 67, Line 31, Dwelling 576, Fam. # 533) lists: Name Age Sex Color Occupation Birth Place Paul Long 60 M W Farmer NC Mary Fuller 55 F W NC Elizabeth Long 52 F W NC Rufus Fuller 21 M W Day Laborer NC Margaret Fuller 21 F W NC Margaret Long 18 F W NC Charlotte ** 12 F W NC ** The "Census Taker" start to write "Lo" and then stops with no complete last name given. Charlotte is believed to be Charlotte Fuller who m. William Roberson, March 19, 1866. The Fullers listed are believed to be some of the family members of John Fuller who dies just before the 1860 Census. Elizabeth Long is believed to be a Fuller. Margaret Salmon Fuller is the wife of Thomas Rufus Fuller m. September 29, 1858. In the 1860 Census, Evaline Fuller (age 14) is living in the Household of John E. Owens and Susan Fuller Owens m. May 23, 1857. The Owens/Fuller union produces a son abt. Feb. 1860, named Charles A. Owens Does anyone have any connection/information regarding the ancestors or descendants of the Fuller, Long or Owens family groups?