I don't know what information you want on Samuel Fulton, but you can find information on him in Montgomery Co., Genealogy Dept., at the library, also in a book Austin Colony Pioneers by Worth S. Ray. "The estate of Samuel FLUTON came before the Montgomery County Court in July 1838, and Thomas JAMES was appointed guardian of Samuel FULTON, one of the heirs. John CONNOR and Adam VINCENT were his bondsmen. Mary, Rebecca and Ann FULTON were other minor heirs on Sam FULTON, who came from Alexandria, Louisiana. Hugh McGuffin was appointed administrator of the estate. Elizabeth FULTON was his widow." Samuel FULTON, b. 1794 was the s/o Alexander FULTON, b. Washington, Pa. married Mary Henrietta WELLS in 1793. She was born 1778 died 23 Oct 1848 in Pineville, Rapids, La.. Alexander died in 1818 in Pineville, Rapids, La. arrived in La., around 1790. He founded the city of Alexandria, La., also a Col in the Am. Rev.. Ref: Dictionary of Louisiana Biography, Vol 1, A-M, Glen R. Conrad. Children of Samuel and Elizabeth Fulton were: Ann, Samuel, Mary, Rebecca, and Willis(female). Ann, born 1831 in Rapids, La., married 7 Feb 1848 Harvey Johnson ALLEN SR., in Montgomery Co.,Tx.. Their son Harvey J. ALLEN Jr.(b. 25 Feb 1821), married Robert Ann"Bobby"STEPHERSON in Grimes Co., Tx., on 7 Feb 1848. Robert Ann was my gr grandfather's sister. Samuel FULTON received a land grant from Stephen F. AUSTIN. I don't have a lot of information on this family, but if you can tell me what you are looking for, maybe I can help. I suggest you check your Library for the books I mentioned. I bought my copy of Austin Colony Pioneers, from Barnes and Noble.com Helen in Baytown [email protected] wrote: > Can anyone help this lady? I do not have a copy of the book she mentions nor > does my library. She apparently made requests to the old coordinator of the > website which went unanswered. Send any replies to Louise Roberts Taylor at l > [email protected] > > Thanks, > Eleanor Colson > > <<Hi Eleanor, > > Please help me if you can. I have requested a lookup on two different > occasions via E-mail and haven't had a response. I even wrote a letter > (snail mail) to the Genealogical Society C/O Navasota Public Library, dated > June 10, 2000, still no response. > > Here is my request: I have found my ancestor's name on the list of Austin's > Colonists in Grimes Co. as recorded in E. L. Blair's "Early History of Grimes > County", 1930. I made my request as instructed at the sight. I don't know > what I have done wrong, not to have received an answer. My ancestor: Samuel > Fulton, patent date, 09 APR 1831, One League, from Louisiana. The site > stated that "biographical sketches of these families" could be found in the > aforementioned book. I requested a copy of the pages concerning my relative. > > > I would be most appreciative if you could help me in this request. I would > be very happy to send a donation or pay for the copies. > > You have a great website! Very interesting and informative! I enjoy > visiting the site. Thanks a lot. > > Louise Roberts Taylor>> > > ==== TXGRIMES Mailing List ==== > WANTED: Any and all TXGRIMES family data. Please consider posting on the TXGRIMES GenConnect boards with your queries, wills, deeds, bios, obits, and Bible Records. You may find the boards at http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/TX/Grimes > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.