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J. Fulton

R_Poeschek — 2012-05-23 20:34:51Z

In an old issue of the "Maine Antique Digest" I saw a picture of a southern stoneware grave marker from North Carolina. It was incised "J. Fulton/Born/March 3 1809/Died/Sept. 8 1865". The issue was Jan 2008 page 29A. I am not related and I have no further information. Hope this helps someone!

William Fulton Ayrshire about 1780 - 1850

JohnFulton90 — 2012-05-17 09:15:24Z

Would like to find any links to or information of William Fulton believe born in Ayrshire around 1780 or possibly earlier, Married a Mary Turner about 1800.
William was in the Army and was a Cutler. He was posted to Barbados and his wife went with him. in about 1816 Mary gave birth to a son John Fulton who is recorded as being born in Barbados.

Re: Samuel Fulton (c1792-1872) of Stokes County, NC

mahard — 2012-05-13 16:28:45Z

I have some information on the family. Based on Enoch's death certificate his father is Ed Lash and his mother Lucinda Fulton. HIs wife is the daughter of Laurander Hill. They are one of two black families living in the household of Samuel Fulton after the Civil War. Samuel was the first in his family to acquire a large holding of slaves and he was neighbor to some of the larger slave holders in the county the Hairstson, Lash and Hill families. Because Samuel died after the war we have no record of his slaves, but we do know something of them from deeds and church records. At this point, I don't see an obvious blood connection to the families. I suspect at least Lucinda was Samuel Fulton's slave. The Lash family lived nearby so her husband Ed could have been enslaved by that family or both were acquired by Samuel at some point and Ed associated his name with the Lashs. LIzzie Hill was probably enslaved by the Hill family who were neighbors to the Fultons, Samuel married 2ndly a Hill, so Lizzie may have come to the Fulton plantation with his second wife. Since no plantation documents have survived I am very interested in any oral family history you have about these people, what they did, how they interacted with the white family; any clues would be valuable information. The other black family that stayed on after the Civil War was Jordan Fulton who along with his mother Easter and brother Colin were enslaved by Samuel Fulton. I have both families put into a tree on Ancestry.com.

Re: Samuel Fulton (c1792-1872) of Stokes County, NC

FULTONHOWARD202 — 2012-05-13 13:25:18Z

MY FAMILY HISTORY CROSSES WITH THE FULTON FAMILY IN WALNUT COVE BLACK FAMILY. NANCY ELLEN FULTON 1905

Re: Charles Carroll Fulton - Baltimore, Maryland

robertk146 — 2012-05-09 18:51:52Z

Thanks, John. This is helpful info.--especially the hints on proper pronunciation! I'll get out my atlas at home tonight and check out Berwick on Tweed. Maybe the long-standing dispute between the English and the Scots over this borderlands area provided an incentive for my Fulton ancestor to emigrate to America!

Best wishes,

Robert Keeler

Re: Charles Carroll Fulton - Baltimore, Maryland

JohnFulton90 — 2012-05-09 11:05:02Z

Robert

There is indeed a county in the UK called Berkshire (Pronounced Bark-shire} and is no where near the Scottish borders or the river Tweed. However there is a town on the Scottish English borders called Berwick upon Tweed Berwick is pronounced (Berrick. It is a town that for many centuries was fought over by the English and Scots in territorial disputes, currently it is an English county however because of it location many Scots settled there, it is very possible that your ancester lived there before emigrating the America. I have no reason to believe there is a link between your family or mine but my father had a step brother called Alexander born in Greenock in the late 1890's. I mention this as christian names tend to get repeated in families.

Re: Charles Carroll Fulton - Baltimore, Maryland

robertk146 — 2012-05-08 14:48:10Z

Hi, Rod,

The only info. I have on my Fulton's Scottish ancestry is that supposedly George Fulton, father of my Alexander, as well as George W. Charles Carroll,Edington, etc. came from "Berkshire" and was reared "on the banks of the Tweed." Pretty non-specific and romanticized! As I mentioned in an earlier post in this thread, I can't find a place in Scotland called "Berkshire" though there is an English county of that name. Perhaps your records make all this more clear? I'd be most interested in hearing more!

I have it that the emigrant George Fulton came to Philadelphia where he married a Ms. Ware, related somehow to the family for which Delaware is named.

Best wishes,

Robert Keeler

Re: Charles Carroll Fulton - Baltimore, Maryland

rodney_fulton — 2012-05-07 23:45:32Z

Robert,do you have any history of your ancestry in Scotland,I have a large familly tree from late 1760s regards Rod

Re: Charles Carroll Fulton - Baltimore, Maryland

robertk146 — 2012-05-06 19:15:56Z

Hi, Kritty,

I think we've got two Alexander Fultons here. My Gr. Gr. Granddaddy, youngest brother of Charles Carroll Fulton, shows up in the 1870 census in Baltimore with his wife Eliza and two children, Mary Virginia(my Gr. Grandmother) and James Fulton. The census record gives Alexander's age as 45 and birthplace in Pennsylvania. Eliza was born in Maryland and other sources give her maiden name as "Walnut." They were married in Philadelphia.

According to the bio. of Charles Carroll Fulton in the Maryland Genealogical and Memorial Encyclopedia, published in Baltimore around 1919, Charles had four brothers--two older and two younger: George Washington, William Ware, Edington and Alexander. Upon the deaths of their parents, George and Ann (Ware) Fulton in 1826, the eldest son was age 14 and the youngest age 6.

Note that this source gives the eldest son's name as "George Washington Fulton," whereas your Texas sources give his name as "George Ware Fulton."

I'm not sure if the Indiana Fultons fit in this kin group or not. Perhaps the George Fulton who emigrated from Scotland had a brother who named a son Alexander???

In reviewing my files to reply to your message I noted mention in another post in this thread of one of Charles Carroll Fulton's daughters, "Dolly G. Fulton" AKA "Glorina" Fulton. Her correct name was "Dolly Glorvina Fulton." She never married and after my Great Grandparent's died (Daniel Grant Emory and Mary Virginia Emory (nee Fulton), Dolly raised my Grandmother (Isabelle Emory) in her upscale apartment in Baltimore. Apparently the Fultons didn't care much for Daniel Grant Emory, so Dolly Fulton tried to officially change her cousin's name from Emory to Fulton. It didn't work and by Grandmother reverted to using her surname Emory when she became an adult.

If our two Alexander Fultons are related, it must be at least one generation earlier and that takes us back to Scotland.

Best wishes,

Robert Keeler

Fultons were Vikings and McCallisters/McDonalds too!

clemmerkin — 2012-05-06 03:46:27Z

My late grandmother was Mary Louise Fulton (1920-2003) and her brother, William Palmer Fulton, submitted his DNA to the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation (SMGF) in 2006, shortly before his death in 2007. The results were quite surprising. Whit Athey's Haplogroup Predictor calculator predicts my Fulton line belongs to Y Haplogroup R1a1a*, which indicates this Scottish family descended from Vikings and based on my research, this seems to be true for the majority of Fultons in the U.S. and Scotland.

Even more interesting, a query of my great Uncle's marker values in the SGMF database, found close associations (39-42 out of 43 markers) with other Fulton lines (including some that never left Scotland) as well as the McCallister and McDonald families. There was even somewhat close matches with current day Norwegians and Swedes. The shared marker values among the Fulton, McCallister, and McDonald families and their TMRCA calculation indicate a shared common ancestor no earlier than the middle ages, most likely Somerled, who is thought to have been the second most prolific person on earth after Ghengis Khan. It is documented that Somerled's mother was a Viking and through DNA analysis, we now know his paternal line was also of Viking stock.

Dr. Doug McDonald, professor of Chemistry at the University of Illinois and noted population geneticist, thinks that our Fulton family branched off from the McCallister clan, itself a branch of clan Donald. He wrote on 5 May 2012:

"As to the Y ... I looked at your signature and because you have 15 at DYS 458 rather than 16, it means you are a branch of MacAllister but not McDonald; they split about 1300. Or, possibly, even an earlier split about 950 when the MacEacharns split off, just barely after the SNP L176.1 (which was discovered in me) happened."

Dr. McDonald helps maintain the expansive Clan Donald project at http://dna-project.clan-donald-usa.org/. Overall, William Palmer Fulton's STRs matched the Somerled baseline 38 out of 43 markers. You can see his 43 marker values by using Y Search with User ID of "F36ER" at http://www.ysearch.org/.

Short tandem repeat (STR) Markers for William Palmer Fulton, Sr. (1928-2007), a 3rd great grandson of James Began Fulton (1765-1848). Markers in FTDNA format.

DYS 393 = 13
DYS 390 = 25
DYS 19/394 = 15
DYS 391 = 11
DYS 385a = 11
DYS 385b = 14
DYS 426 = 12
DYS 388 = 12
DYS 439 = 10
DYS 389-1 = 14
DYS 392 = 11
DYS 389-2 = 31
DYS 458 = 15
DYS 459a = 8
DYS 459b = 10
DYS 455 = 11
DYS 454 = 11
DYS 447 = 23
DYS 437 = 14
DYS 448 = 20
DYS 449 = 32
DYS 464a = 12
DYS 464b = 15
DYS 464c = 16
DYS 464d = 16
DYS 460 = 10
DYS GATA H4 = 11
YCA IIa = 19
YCA IIb = 21
DYS 456 = 17
DYS 442 = 12
DYS 438 = 11
DYS 444 = 14
DYS 446 = 12
DYS 461 = 11
DYS 462 = 11
GATA A10 = 13
DYS 635 = 23
GATT1B07 = 9
DYS 441 = 13
DYS 445 = 12
DYS 452 = 31
DYS 463 = 24

SMGF Database query of Fulton DNA marker values:
http://www.delicious.com/redirect?url=http%3A//www.smgf.org/...

Re: Charles Carroll Fulton - Baltimore, Maryland

kritty — 2012-05-05 01:00:48Z

Hi Robert… and Patty if you're still reading. : ]

I visited the Fulton Mansion this past weekend and found out George Ware Fulton had a baby brother - your GGG-Granddaddy - Alexander. The tidbits the curator mentioned (born in PA in 1820, family eventually went through Indiana) got my spidey senses tingling!

My GGG-Granddaddy was also an Alexander Fulton (b 1820/1, died 1886/96 I believe), married Laura/Eliza Jane Lucas in 1846 in Centre Co, PA, and went on to have a passel of kids (John Wesley, James B, Eliza Jane, Andrew J., Ester Ann, Susan/Susanna, and Irvin McBride). Born somewhere in PA, married there, then somewhere between '46 and '60 his family landed in Huntington Co, IN. With a BUNCH of other Fultons around. I haven't found anything specific for the years in between, other than random censuses saying the children born between those years were all born in IN.

If you don't mind, what details would you mind sharing on your GGG Granddaddy Alexander Fulton, baby brother of George Ware Fulton? If I can't find lines that match, finding lines to cross off my list works, too.

Thank you!

Ruby Nadine Fulton Eager 1924-2012 Marion, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-04-24 13:47:40Z

MARION: Ruby Nadine Eager passed on April 16, 2012.

Nadine was born on December 26, 1924 to John F. Fulton and Amanda Melvina (Karnes) Fulton in Marion, Ohio.

On December 28, 1945 she married Ray Perry Eager.

She retired as a cook for the Marion City Schools.

During W.W.II, she worked for the United Rubber Company, manufacturing bombs for the war effort.
She also worked for the Fulfillment Corporation, handling magazine subscriptions.

Nadine was preceded in death by her parents; her husband Ray Perry Eager; her son Randy Ray Eager; and a brother, Finley Ray Fulton.
She is survived by her sons; Jonnie (Sharon) and Danny Jay Eager; also by Jonnie's step-son, Anthony Allen (Sylina) Clark, his son Drew Allen Clark and Sylina's children, Bradley and Brianna Warner and Linda Jackson.
Her son Danny added this: " Another of " The Greatest Generation " has left us. You still live in our hearts and memories ".

A very special thanks goes to the entire staff and management of Partners of Marion and Heartland Hospice of Marion.

In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to Heartland Hospice at 685 Delaware Avenue, Suite 200, Marion, Ohio 43302.

A Memorial Service will be held at 1:00 P.M., April 28, 2012 at the Vineyard Church of Marion, 465 West Center Street.
Condolences to the family can be made at www.boydbornfuneralhome.com.

Rosie the Riveter

Lynda Fulton Ontario Canada Living Florida USA

marcan09 — 2012-04-08 13:34:06Z

Research William & Georgina Fulton (Worsley)

Re: Looking for Living Fulton's in the USA

kokopellifarm — 2012-03-31 17:37:55Z

Glad to know you've been able to contact them! I'll tell Darren we've "met" through this tread. I'll have to check out the family tree here.

Matt

Re: Looking for Living Fulton's in the USA

teresapearcy1 — 2012-03-31 15:51:18Z

I'm still here!

I have managed to contact Darren thanks, via a cousin who has the Fulton family tree on here. So I was able to supply him with our Irish family tree, which was my aim and I know his Mum (my cousin)would have been thrilled to know that. Haven't heard from him in while though but not heard from his brother. I knew their Dad, Tim. Met him numerous times whilst he was living over here in the UK.

Re: Looking for Living Fulton's in the USA

kokopellifarm — 2012-03-31 15:04:27Z

I know this is an old thread but Tim was my uncle and I keep in contact with Brian and Darren.

Doris/Helen Hutchins and Grace Edith Hutchins

johnfwilessr — 2012-03-27 04:06:42Z

Allison,
Looking for information on Doris Irene Fleury, my aunt, my mother's 1/2 sister. Have info on her mother, my grandmother, and her biological father name. Trying to confirm that Doris was adopted by Fred Truex and Rosa Truex.
Also, looking for information on Dorie/Walter kids. Mother said she had six, one died as an infant. The names I have are the twins, Donald and Dougless, infant, Dewilla, Edward, Kenneth Wright. Trying to find any 1st/2nd cousins that may be children of Doris/Walter kids and on down line.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
John F. Wiles, Sr.

Re: James H Fulton > Elkton, MD to Chester, PA

kjcontri — 2012-03-08 02:20:21Z

Hi Lynn,

I send you a message the other day regarding your post, but I should also post here for the good of the group! I recently confirmed that Monemia maiden name is Love. There is a record in the "Maryland Marriages" database that has a James H Fullerton and Monemia Love being married in Baltimore in 1849...I've always assumed that to be James H Fulton. I confirmed this last week by finding his son's (James D. Fulton) death certificate, which had both parents names listed. It's a big breakthrough! Still looking for James H's parents. They are not listed on his death certificate. Ususally a hint is in the names they give their childern (aka. Henry T. and James Douglas) so looking for a Henry or Dogulas Fulton/Love may turn something up. I want to research the Pennsylvania Railroad records at the PA state archives...if we get lucky, that may have something. Will certinly let you know if I find anything!
Ken

Re: James H Fulton > Elkton, MD to Chester, PA

kjcontri — 2012-03-08 02:08:53Z

Hi Stephanie,

Thank you very much for the link! In taking a quick look, I didn't see an obvious connection to my ancestor...but that doesn't mean one doesn't exist. I probably just haven't found it yet. But thanks again!,
Ken

Re: James H Fulton > Elkton, MD to Chester, PA

mory1 — 2012-03-06 04:51:18Z

Ken,

I found a link of a book that has a James H Fulton in it I think you might find very useful. Check it out.

http://www.archive.org/stream/genealogyoffulto00fult#page/66...

Stephanie

Jacob Fulton

mory1 — 2012-03-04 20:33:01Z

Jacob Fulton was born June 3, 1869 in Chester Pennsylvania and died in Muncie Indiana January 13, 1958. His parents were James Fulton and Elizabeth Meade. I know Jacob and his brother (name unknown) went to live with an Aunt and Uncle in Elkton Maryland after the death of their parents. I cannot find what happened to his parents and I know this story because of a newspaper article on Jacob. I would appreciate knowing. I am stuck on this part of my relatives.
If anyone could help I would appreciate it.
Stephanie

Re: Researching Fulton Family Name

mory1 — 2012-03-04 20:18:59Z

Do you have a Jacob Fulton in your list of Fultons'?

Stephanie

Re: David Fulton of New Windsor NY

e_fulton — 2012-03-03 12:41:42Z

Megan,

This is all I have been able to find. Apparently David is not part of my family line.

Re: David Fulton of New Windsor NY

saint625 — 2012-03-03 02:52:42Z

I'm trying to find information on a Robert Fulton, possibly born 1795-1800 in New York. His wife was Rebecca Wilber of Putnam, CT, and he had a son, David (1823-1900) who was my ggg-grandfather. If David was Robert's first son, that could mean that Robert's father was also a David.

I saw a lot of David Fulton's being mentioned in the text of this will that you posted, so I thought I'd take a shot. Is there any chance you can help me?

Thanks,
Megan

Re: James H Fulton > Elkton, MD to Chester, PA

lynnstair — 2012-03-01 04:56:27Z

Gee...I didn't read your response to my post until I already sent you another one! Sorry the update wasn't sent sooner! Yes, Henry T. Fulton is my GG Grandfather, his son LeRoy is my great grandfather and LeRoy's daughter (his only child) is my grandma (whom I was very close to) who just passed away in Michigan. Curious to see your lineage with the Fultons as well! Still can't find anything earlier than James H. Fulton...can you?

Thanks, Lynn

Re: James H Fulton > Elkton, MD to Chester, PA

lynnstair — 2012-03-01 04:51:16Z

Hi Ken,

I did find some info on Monemia (Love) Fulton. She was born in 1830 and died on April 15, 1876. She is buried at St Mary Annes Episcopal Church Cemetery in Cecil Cnty, MD. I found her headstone there. I am anxious to see your family line...is the same as mine. Yes, James H Fulton, b. 1824 in MD and d. 1907 was a great fence builder for Pennsylvania railroad and is buried n the same cemetery as his wife Monemia. I have searched for James H Fulton's parents...no luck! Any ideas??
Thanks, Lynn

Re: Charles Carroll Fulton - Baltimore, Maryland

robertk146 — 2012-02-29 21:47:55Z

Hi, Patty,

I am a 3rd Great Grandson of Alexander Fulton, youngest brother of Charles Carroll Fulton and your George W. Fulton. I read in your post that our 4th Great Grandfather, George Fulton, emigrated to the U. S. from "Berkshire, Scotland." Do you have documentation of that and a date for his immigration? I can't find a Berkshire in Scotland on any map. There's an English county by that name, but nothing I can find in Scotland.

Your illustrious Fulton family in Texas was quite interesting to me. Thanks for sharing the story. I looked up the town of Fulton, TX and enjoyed what I read about the place and about the Fulton mansion.

I'd be happy to share the information I have on Alexander Fulton's line if you're interested. Just let me know.

Best wishes,

Robert Keeler

robertk@clackamas.edu

FULTON Thomas B. 1931-2012 Youngstown, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-02-25 13:54:57Z

YOUNGSTOWN – Funeral services will be at noon on Monday, Feb 27, 2012 at the Third Baptist Church for Thomas Brice Fulton, 80, who departed this life Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012, at Beeghly Oaks.

Mr. Fulton was born April 28, 1931, in Youngstown, Ohio a son of Frank and Rosalie Glenn Fulton Sr.

He retired from U.S. Steel Corp., worked for Becker Trucking Co., Diamonhead Nursing Home, and American Maintenances Services.

He was a member of the church and its usher board.

His wife, the former Mary Elizabeth Womble, whom he married Oct. 4, 1951, died Dec. 13, 2009.

He leaves three children, Pamela Fulton Davis of Westminister, Colo., Terri B. (Curtis) Kent of Columbus, Ohio, and Kevin Barber of Aberdeen, Md.; a sister, Arletha Coleman; a brother, Frank (Mattie) Fulton Jr., all of Youngstown; three grandchildren, India, Curissa, and Curtis “C.J.” Kent Jr.; and a great-grandson, Onyx Kent.

He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Theodore Fulton; sisters, Ruth Mabry, Mary Jane Thomas, and Elvena Marshall; and five brothers, Robert Fulton, and Leo, Charles, Andrew, and Jimmie Wilson.

Friends may call from 11 a.m. to noon at the church.

Arrangements are being handled by the F.D. Mason Memorial Funeral Home Inc.

Mahoning

Re: Ette Belle Phillips Fulton

ccreque37 — 2012-02-23 18:44:17Z

Hi Melissa... Im William Gerald's daughter. I have done some extensive search on the my gr grandmother Etta Phillips. I located her in the Final Dawes Roll as part of the Five Civilized Cherokee Tribes. You can simply type in her name and review this information. Im in the process of establishing our lineage. Any information that you have would be helpful. I was told by my local tribal office that they no longer link you by percentage anymore but by descendants. Etta Phillips was of the Tahlequah Indian Reservation in Oklahoma. I am trying to reach that reservation to see if they are Federally recognized so that my family can apply for our enrollment number. I hope my information to you was helpful.

Re: IRA T AND SARAH FULTON

JEBrach — 2012-02-17 21:57:42Z

According to Sarah's obit she had 8 children. I have found 7 but cannot find another. In 1870 two of her children, Elizabeth and Susannah Hall can be found with her and Ira.

Re: James H Fulton > Elkton, MD to Chester, PA

kjcontri — 2012-02-16 19:17:42Z

Hi Lynn,

Thanks for contacting me! I still am in to family history...just go through on again/off again phases. I do know that Monemia is buried at St Mary Anne's Church in North East, Maryland. She died 15 Apr 1876 according to her grave marker. I don't know if you use findagrave.com, but that is an excellent resource and you will find a picture of her grave on there. You must also be a descendant of James' son Henry (as am I) if you are looking at the Kershaw and Simpers lines to. I have a wealth of information on both those lines and I will be happy to share. I will start by giving you access to my online trees. That should be a good start. Let me know how else I can help!
Thanks,
Ken

Re: James H Fulton > Elkton, MD to Chester, PA

lynnstair — 2012-02-15 16:49:24Z

Hi Ken,
Not sure if you are still looking into your family history now, but I am just starting. James H Fulton is my great-great-great grandfather. Wondering if you found anything about his wife Monemia yet?? (I have also found it to be spelled "Menamy"). I can only find their 5 children. I am also researching the Kershaw and Simpers families. Do you have a family tree on this website?
Would love to hear from you!
Thanks, Lynn

Re: robert fulton

ElbyDavis — 2012-01-18 00:49:35Z

I have a Sally Cummin(g)s in my tree who married David Cook, nephew of Robert Fulton on May 21 1805 in Washington County, Pa. David was the son of Peyton Cook and Isabella Fulton, sister of Robert Fulton. He was the business agent for Livingston and Fulton in Pittsburgh. Bondsman for the wedding was David Morris. David Morris was the husband of Mary Fulton, Robert and Isabelle's sister.

Sam E Fulton and Josephine Schuler

EFredrick1559 — 2012-01-08 19:24:41Z

Looking for descendents of Sam E Fulton and Josephine Schuler. Parents of Josephine were Henry Schuler and Josephine Meyer. Siblings of Josephine were Margaret (Walter)Gage;Henry(Ruth Gahan);John (Mary Ellen Mack);and Genevieve (Thomas)McDade.

william fulton b 1809

rmwilliamsjr85705 — 2012-01-08 07:20:25Z

born in PA
married to mary arneel on
12 Mar 1844 - Pennsylvania, USA
children:
james t fulton
1845 –
John Alexander Fulton
1846 – 1930
MATILDA/Margaret/Maggie J. FULTON
1847 – 1891
Hannah J fulton
1850 – 1934
Mary A Fulton
1853 –
Alice A Fulton
1855 –
Ella S fulton
1858 –
William Fulton
1860 –
Elizabeth Fulton
1863 – 1863
Frances A Fulton
1866 –

i'm looking for his roots.
rmwilliamsjr@gmail.com

Re: Ette Belle Phillips Fulton

melissahillstrom — 2012-01-01 03:27:47Z

PS. You are one son of Oza's I didn't catch in my research! Sorry about that! :(

Re: Ette Belle Phillips Fulton

melissahillstrom — 2012-01-01 03:21:01Z

Hi William! Thanks for responding! I was researching for your niece Angel Dawn Godwin (I know her name is different but for the life of me, I can't remember her real name). LOL
I think she was mainly looking for info on her dad but that was a brick wall for the most part.

Anyhoo, I put together quite an extensive history for her and sent it off. I don't have her email address anymore.
I do still have the family sheets I did for her... I am amazed I still have it! Would you like me to send it to you?

Melissa

Re: Ette Belle Phillips Fulton

bfreeman747 — 2011-12-31 23:30:02Z

My name is William Freeman, My mother is Oza. I'am the grandson of Isaac & etta Fulton. After they were divorced isaac did live his son ( william hardy, called bill & his wife lora belle ) in greenbrier arkansas. Isaac never remarried but Etta did. She married William Robert Sparkman (nicknamed Boone) they lived in arkansas until the early 1950s, they lived in McFarland California for a long time then moved to planeview ca. they had one son named Dewey. please let me know if this has helped or if i can help more. thanks. bfreeman747@yahoo.com

FULTON Daniel C. 1952-2011 b. Toledo, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-12-27 16:04:29Z

Daniel C. Fulton

Daniel C. Fulton, 59, of Newark, Ohio a Drivers Salesman Supervisor for Matesich Distributing Co., passed away December 25, 2011, at the Selma Markowitz Hospice Care Center.

He was born October 14, 1952, in Toledo, Ohio to the late Ohlen and Mary Katherine (Shanks) Fulton.

He is survived by his loving wife of 41 years, Mary R. (Toeppe) Fulton, whom he married on December 5, 1970; children, Scott (Heidi) Fulton, Brett Fulton, and Breanna (fiancé, Roy Gibson) Fulton all of Newark, OH; granddaughter, Brin Fulton of Newark; brothers, Jack (Ruth) Fulton of Newark and Richard (Rose) Fulton of Toledo, and several nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Daniel was a U.S. Marine Veteran. He was an avid golfer, shuffleboard player and enjoyed the time he has spent with his family and friends.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, Mike Fulton.

Funeral service for Daniel C. Fulton, 59, of Newark, will be held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday at Brucker and Kishler Funeral Home, with David Hallenbeck officiating.

Burial will follow in Newark Memorial Gardens Cemetery, where military honors will be conducted by the Licking County Veterans Alliance.

Following the graveside service, there will be a gathering of friends and family at the Eastern Bar and Grill.

Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home, 985 N. 21st St. Newark.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Hospice of Central Ohio, P.O. Box 430, Newark, Ohio 43058-0430.

The family request that all guestbook condolences be signed at www.brucker-kishlerfuneralhome.com and click obituaries/guestbook entry.

Lucas
Licking

Samuel Fulton - Ireland/Manhattan, NY

akdwight — 2011-11-15 05:36:39Z

I am looking for information on the Samuel Fulton's (abt 1842-1898) mother (maiden name Boles).

Samuel was born about 1842 in Ireland; died about 1898 in NY.
Samuel married Matilda Kennedy abt 1866 in Manhattan.
Both his parents from Ireland.
Mother's maiden name is possibly "Boles".

They had three children: William Kennedy Fulton, Joseph Fulton, Emma G. Fulton. William married Katherine Fitzgarald and they had atleast 11 children.

Samuel Fulton - Ireland/Manhattan, NY

akdwight — 2011-11-15 05:36:37Z

Re: Fulton lineage

pbarnett27 — 2011-10-17 07:33:24Z

Rob
here is the direct line.
Thomas Fulton b1763 Pittenweem
>John Fulton b1807 St Monance
>>William Fulton b1846 St Monance
>>>John Fulton b1873 Pittenweem
>>>>Maggie Fulton b1899 Pittenweem
>>>>>Christina Fulton McCudden b1920 North Queensferry
>>>>>>Margaret Joyce b1954 Selkirk

Re: Fulton lineage

rodney_fulton — 2011-10-16 05:26:13Z

please email your contacts (relations) in Fife as my side of the family came from their in late 1700-1800s regards Rod Fulton

Re: DNA project

Yukon7811 — 2011-10-15 08:17:38Z

Hi! My Mother was born a Fulton, she has a male Fulton cousin, who agreed to do a Dna test, to find out where the family came from... in Ancient history... If this is what you are looking for, write to me... Gail

Re: Fulton lineage

Yukon7811 — 2011-10-15 08:06:36Z

Hi- My Greatuncle was David Fulton, he was born in Paisley, Scotland, Jun 11 1888. He moved to the US, arrived 18 March 1910. And he married Elizabeth Lydia Slow, who was the sister of my Maternal Grandmother in 1916. He died in Sept 1975, in East Aurora NY. Is this the David Fulton that you are related to? I have several pics of my Great Uncle David, who was a very sweet, gentle man...on my tree...He had a daughter, and son- Daughter was Elizabeth- AKA Betty...and a son John D-AKA Jack... I do have quite a long tree going back, if you are in fact related...Gail

Re: John Fulton: High Paisley, 1800 - 1849

Yukon7811 — 2011-10-15 07:33:00Z

Hi! My Grandfather was John Fulton, born in Paisley 1896-1976 in Buffalo, NY. His father was John Fulton 1854-1914,married Mary Laughlin (the spelling of her last name varies a bit- her brothers spelled it differently). He was the son of David Fulton, who was a Paisley shawl weaver, and he was married to Janet Bowes. He was a son of a John 1789-1862 - he was married to an Elizabeth Auld.... There is a family tradition of naming sons David and John, after a brother, or Gfather- so the oldest son of John was named David and the next son was named David...So far my research has turned up a zillion John and David Fultons... My Gfather said that if you threw a stone in the air, in the area of Paisley were he was raised... the stone would surely fall to earth and hit a Fulton... Anyway, it seems we have some common relatives???? I think...What's your opinion? Take Care, Gail

Re: Captain John Harvey Morse Fulton - Hampshire/Liverpool UK

AuntieP69 — 2011-10-08 19:08:10Z

Thank you. I will dig out the files and add that information to them. I haven't done any work on that tree for some time - it will be good to revisit it.

Re: Captain John Harvey Morse Fulton - Hampshire/Liverpool UK

angieful — 2011-10-07 22:22:14Z

Hi Captain John Harvey Morse Fulton was my Great Great Grandfather and I suspect that it might have been my tree that you found his wifes name, Fosbrook. Her maiden name was Marie Hill, Fosbrook was her first marriage name, she was a widower, she had a son from that marriage, Robert H. Fosbrook, whom my G.G.Grandfather raised as his own, along with his 5 natural children, the eldest Lionel Francis Fulton 1870-1950 was my Great Grandfather. JHMF married Maria in 1869, (last quarter)in West Derby, Liverpool. Marie died 1880.hope this helps

Re: Robert Fulton and Judge James Fulton

angieful — 2011-10-07 21:37:22Z

Hi, this is an interesting post. I have had this information passed down in my family also. I couldnt make the connection to Judge James Fulton only references to him from past relatives;I can make a connection to Robert Fulton(the Engineer 1765-1815)via his uncle John of Lisburn (1722-1803his fathers brother-James of Lisburn)John of Lisburn raised Roberts brother, Richard(a merechant banker 1755-1812)because their parents James of Lisburn 1720-1768 emigrated to Pensylvania, America with just Robert but not Richard, proberly because he(Richard) was 15+yrs. hope this helps.

Re: John Nelson Fulton, Ivy (Swain) Fulton, and Rodney Nelson Fulton

ranzac — 2011-10-01 01:00:34Z

Hi Rebecca,

My direct email is listed below. Send me a message via email and we can catch up.

Thanks,
Randy