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     Elizabeth Alvaretta Fuller was born circa 1854 at Granger or Brunswick Twp., Medina Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of Josiah Fuller and Frances Camburn.¹ Elizabeth Alvaretta Fuller died on 19 October 1860. She was buried in October 1860 at Town Line Cemetery, Brunswick, Medina Co., OH, Findagrave #9103068.

     Elmore Isaac Fuller was also known as "Bo". He was born on 5 April 1911 at Springfield, Sangamon Co., IL.¹ He was the son of Jay Clair Emmett Fuller and Florence Geneva Denton. Elmore Isaac Fuller married Elizabeth Stewart, daughter of Edward Stewart and Jennie Coles. Elmore Isaac Fuller lived on 9 April 1940 at First Street, Divernon, Sangamon Co., IL, railroad section hand.¹ He married Mary Louise Brown. Elmore Isaac Fuller died on 6 May 1978 at Sangamon Co., IL, at age 67. He was buried in May 1978 at Brush Creek Cemetery, Divernon, Sangamon Co., IL, Findagrave #25711270.

     Note:
1. From "History of the Western Reserve" by Harriet Taylor Upton, 1910, Vol. 1, page 559:

"An early settler, Enoch Fuller is remembered particularly because his wife bore 'the euphonious name of Karenhappuch.' He had a large family of daughters whose descendants still live on the Reserve. His son Josiah was a stage driver, later a liveryman and finally settled on a farm at Saybrook. He was a great Mason, went to the conclave at San Francisco and was the life of the party."

2. From "History of Ashtabula County" by Moina W. Large, Vol. 1, Historical Publishing Co., Topeka-Indianapolis, 1924, Chapter XII, "Ashtabula Township":

"Rev. John Hall, who was for a long time a resident here and for several years rector of St. Peter's Church, wrote a series of historical sketches in the year 1856, relative to Ashtabula as a township and village, from which the following information is taken....

..... 'The writer, upon arrival (February 7, 1811), found settled here .... p. 159 ... "Enoch Fuller, born in New York and came to Austinburg in 1807; poor man and worked for Hall Smith clearing land.'

3. Enoch and Karenhappuch had 13 girls and 4 boys according to the Taylor family legend, as written in that correspondence.

4. Enoch Fuller purchased one acre and 40 rods, in Ashtabula County, in 1824 from Amos Fisk and Mary Fisk (Deed book "F", page 432). Enoch later sold this same land to his son Josiah Fuller in 1833 (Deed book "N", page 189).

5. From "The Life of Rev. John Hall", by his grandson Rev. Francis J. Hall (quote from unpublished manuscript):

"My Grandfather was born in Lenox, Massachusetts, November 5, 1788, of puritan ancestry. The line, so far as ascertained, begins with Ichabod Hall, who was born in Wales about 1705, and in early life came to New England. He was the first of seventeen children. He settled in Enfield, Connecticut, and had nine children.

Ebenezer, the oldest of these was born in 1730. he moved to Berkshire County, Massachusetts, and was twice married, having twelve children by his first wife and four by his second wife. He was commander of the Massachusetts volunteers for frontier defense, and was noted as an Indian fighter.

The sixth of his children was Moses, born in New Marlborough, Massachusetts, in 1762. He enlisted in the Continental Army of the Revolutionary War at the age of eighteen. Subsequently he was a cloth dresser at Lee, Massachusetts, and then turned to farming in Lenox, Massachusetts. He had fourteen children, of whom the subject of this "Life" was the oldest.

My grandfather showed an early taste for study, and studied Latin and Greek under the Rev. Dr. Hyde, a Congregational minister at Lenox. At the age of nineteen he began to study medicine, but the migration of the family to Ohio changed his plans.

He travelled alone on horse-back to Ashtabula, Ohio, reaching there February 7, 1811. His father, Moses Hall, came to Ohio in the same year with the rest of his children; and bought timbered lands in Ashtabula, Dover and Lorain County, giving 150 acres to each of his sons and 100 acres to each of his daughters--the land being distributed in the places above named.

My Grandfather at once took a clerkship with Mr. Hall Smith, a cousin who kept a general store in Ashtabula. He boarded with this cousin, at the house of the Rev. Joseph Badger, a Presbyterian Missionary.

Mr. Badger was the first Christian Missionary in Ohio, commencing his labours in 1800 and continuing them for many years. His travels and toils were heroic, and in my own childhood my Grandfather told me various stories of his remarkable adventures among the Indians and with the wild beasts in the forests.

During the war of 1812, in March, 1813, my Grandfather was bringing a sleigh-load of goods for Mr. Hall Smith from Connecticut. In Buffalo his sleigh was seized for use in meeting a British company which was thought to be advancing on the ice across Lake Erie to attack the city. He went along as driver. The alarm proved to be a false one, and he recovered his sleigh, reloaded his goods, and rode on to Ashtabula. In May of the same year he served in command of one of several small detachments sent out to watch along the lake shore near Ashtabula Harbor against threatened landings of the British. Harmless shots were exchanged with a British vessel off shore, which finally sailed away. It was thought that the maneuver of marching in a circle among the trees gave the enemy the impression that a large force of Americans was ready to resist a landing." (end manuscript quote.)

Enoch Fuller was born in 1784 at Dutchess or Columbia Co. (probably), NY,

The individual who I believe (but have never proven) was his father, Josiah Fuller, appears in the 1790 census, page 233, Hillsdale, Columbia County, New York, and in the 1830 census, page 160, Saratoga, Saratoga County. He gave depositions in Warren and Saratoga Counties in March and May, 1833, respectively, in support of his brother Varsell's Revolutionary War pension application.¹

He was the son of Josiah Fuller and Ruth (?) Enoch Fuller lived in 1807 at Austinburg, Ashtabula Co., OH, Enoch Fuller joined the Western Reserve Company as a hired hand and walked the Mohawk Trail to the Western Reserve of Ohio, arriving about 1807, according to family tradition.

Enoch Fuller appears at number 249 on the 1811 tax list for Ashtabula County.²

He married Karenhappuch Parmer/Palmer, daughter of (?) Parmer/Palmer, on 12 January 1809 at Austinburg (probably), Geauga (now Ashtabula) Co., OH, by Noah Cowles, J.P.



In the "Widow's Declaration" affidavit dated 7 Febuary 1876, Pension File of Happy Fuller, she stated that the marriage date was 13 February 1807.

Marriage record (found in Geauga County records) names her "Karen Happuch Parmer of Richfield". "Richfield Township" was an early designation of the part of the Western Reserve that was later established as Ashtabula County, and is not near the present-day town of Richfield, Ohio.

In her pension application, Karenhappuch stated she was married at Austinburg. This matches the quotation from "History of Ashtabula County" which says Enoch Fuller came first to Austinburg and worked there clearing land for Hall Smith.³

Enoch Fuller began military service on 25 August 1812 at Ashtabula Co., OH, Private, Capt. John R. Reed's Co., Ohio Militia, through 9 March, 1813. Was serving as guard of military stores at Ashtabula Harbor when the British in ships offshore fired at the log storage house.^4,5

Enoch Fuller lived in October 1850 at Ashtabula, Ashtabula Co., OH.¹
He died on 9 June 1860 at Ashtabula, Ashtabula Co., OH,

Happy Fuller's pension records (official file summary) says 1861. Headstone shows year 1860. Affidavit of Josiah Fuller and Julia Ann Fuller in pension file also says it was 1860. The 1860 Federal Census of Saybrook Twp., Ashtabula County was conducted on June 13, 1860. On that date, Happy Fuller is found living with only her 18-year old granddaughter, Frances Maria Laskey (Charlotte's daughter) in the household. Thus, 1860 appears to be the correct year.

He was buried in June 1860 at Chestnut Grove Cemetery, Ashtabula, Ashtabula Co., OH, Headstones for Enoch and Happy Fuller include (on the top edge) the words "Grandfather" and "Grandmother", respectively, indicating that the stones were placed by a grandchild. Deteriorated headstones for the first wife (Mary Ann), and a daughter (Catherine) of Enoch's son Josiah Fuller are adjacent, and his grandson Josiah Fuller's headstone, along with that of his wife Mary, are also adjacent to the lot. Headstones seen and photographed by Donald L. Boyd, August 2002. Findagrave #36438084.

     Eva Fuller was born in 1891 at New York.¹ She married Earl Joseph Isaac on 11 September 1911 at Buffalo, Erie Co., NY. Eva Fuller died after April 1940.

     Eva Elizabeth Fuller was born in October 1860 at Ashtabula, Ashtabula Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of Horatio P. Fuller and Ruth Geralds.¹ Eva Elizabeth Fuller died on 9 September 1861 at Ashtabula, Ashtabula Co., OH.¹

     Fanny M. Fuller was born in March 1868 at Bennetts Corner, Medina Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of Alva Delbert Fuller and Mary Ann Clarke.¹ Fanny M. Fuller married Charles T. Newstetter on 28 May 1902 at Cuyahoga Co., OH. Fanny M. Fuller died in 1930. She was buried in 1930 at Lakewood Cemetery, Akron, Summit Co., OH, Findagrave #206373830.

     Fina M. Fuller was born on 26 August 1913 at Bennett, Cedar Co., IA.¹ She was the daughter of William Harry Fuller and Vea Belle Hire.¹ Fina M. Fuller married Emery Hugo Stichter, son of Martin Stichter and Mable Shaw, in 1935. Fina M. Fuller died on 8 June 2007 at Davenport, Scott Co., IA, at age 93. She was buried in June 2007 at McCausland Cemetery, McCausland, Scott Co., IA, Findagrave #52359149.

     Flora M. Fuller was born in February 1889 at Ashtabula, Ashtabula Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of William F. Fuller and Mary Ann Parmelee.¹

     Florence A. Fuller was born circa 1882 at California.¹ She married Ira Clinton Lobaugh, son of John Thomas Lobaugh and Sarah Hershey, on 23 December 1909 at Spokane, Spokane Co., WA, no children. Florence A. Fuller and Ira Clinton Lobaugh were divorced before June 1916.
Note: On the 1910 census, Florence is listed as having been married twice, and having been the mother of four children, all living. But there were no children in her household with husband Ira Lobaugh.¹

     Florence Lu Ella Fuller was born on 13 June 1914. She was the daughter of Jay Clair Emmett Fuller and Florence Geneva Denton. Florence Lu Ella Fuller lived on 22 April 1922 at 2010 South Elmwood, Springfield, Sangamon Co., IL.¹ She married Robert Richard Hall, son of Robert Hall and Ada Anie Shepard. Florence Lu Ella Fuller died on 25 August 1994 at age 80

Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):

Florence L. Hall, 80, of Springfield died Thursday at St. John's Hospice. She was born June 13, 1914, in Springfield, the daughter of Jay Clair Emmett and Florence Geneva Denton Fuller.

She was employed by the Sangamo Electric Co. for 23 years, retiring in 1976.

Survivors: a son, Mike Hall of Springfield; two daughters, Carol Isaacs of Springfield and Donna Myers of LaMesa, Calif; 17 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; a brother, Charles Fuller of Wedron; and several nieces and nephews.

Remains were cremated. Burial: Oak Ridge Cemetery

State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) - August 26, 1994.

She was buried in August 1994 at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Sangamon Co., IL, Findagrave #69804107.

     Frances B. Fuller was born on 3 November 1903 at Ashtabula, Ashtabula Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of William F. Fuller and Sabina Farrington.¹ Frances B. Fuller married Clayton L. Fike after April 1930 at Fulton Co. (probably), OH. Frances B. Fuller lived in April 1940 at Attica, Seneca Co., OH.² She died on 4 March 2000 at Essex Co., MA, at age 96 dates per SSDI, last residence Danvers.

     Fred L. Fuller was born in 1875. He was the son of Horton P. Fuller and Fannie S. Gifford. Fred L. Fuller married Lucy Mary Borger on 11 January 1899 at Cuyahoga Co., OH. Fred L. Fuller died in 1937. He was buried in 1937 at Saint Patrick Church Cemetery, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, Findagrave #7715742.

     George Porter Fuller was born circa 1844 at Ashtabula Co., OH.¹ He was the son of Josiah S. Fuller and Mary Ann Steward.¹ George Porter Fuller married Helena Pushie, daughter of Alexander Pushie and Rachel Smith, on 3 September 1888 at Rhode Island. George Porter Fuller died in November 1896 at City Hospital, Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, sepsis, from stabbing wound received while resisting a mugging July 1, 1896.

     George Porter Fuller was born at Norfolk Co. (probably), MA. He died Died in infancy. He was the son of George Porter Fuller and Helena Pushie.

     George V. Fuller was born in December 1867 at Livingston Co. (probably), IL.^1,2 He married Mata Elizabeth Nolder, daughter of Orrin Nolder and Martha C. Short, on 27 February 1896 at Tazewell Co., IL. George V. Fuller lived in June 1900 at Boynton Twp., Tazewell Co., IL.² He lived in April 1910 at Richland Twp., Wapello Co., IA.³

     George W. Fuller was born in 1782 Lineage Book of the Charter Members of the DAR Vol 041, Ancestry.com. North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2016. He was the son of Abner Fuller and Polly Terrill. George W. Fuller married Charlotte Post. George W. Fuller died in 1846.

     Gerta Fuller was born in April 1877 at Medina or Cuyahoga Co., OH.^1,2 She was the daughter of James M. Fuller and Catherine R. Keller.¹

     Glenn Fuller was born in June 1881 at Cuyahoga Co., OH.¹ He was the son of James M. Fuller and Catherine R. Keller.¹

     Hannah Fuller was born circa 1817 at Ashtabula Co., OH.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Enoch Fuller and Karenhappuch Parmer/Palmer. Hannah Fuller married Albert Phelps in 1842 at Ashtabula Co., OH.
Note: In 1850 census, is found living close to Enoch Fuller in Ashtabula Township, Ashtabula County. Was living in 1880, showed father's birthplace as New York and mother's birthplace as Maryland.
Hannah Fuller died on 9 February 1897 at Ashtabula Co., OH.⁴

     Hannah Fuller was born on 10 July 1713 at Colchester, CT.¹ She was the daughter of Matthew Fuller and Patience Young.¹

     Harry Edward Fuller was born on 7 November 1914 at Cedar Co., IA, Harry was age 5 in January, 1920, as per the census, and age 2/12 on the 1915 Iowa state census. For some reason he deducted two years for his WW II draft registration -- perhaps it was to make him more attractive for the draft.¹ He was the son of William Harry Fuller and Vea Belle Hire.¹ Harry Edward Fuller married Helen Loretta Yocum, daughter of Samuel Thomas Yocum and Lou Ella Barsley, on 9 September 1937 at Davenport, Scott Co., IA. Harry Edward Fuller lived on 17 April 1940 at Butler Twp., Scott Co., IA, farm labor.² He lived in 1951 at Long Grove, Scott Co., IA. He lived in 1981 at Black Canyon City, Yavapai Co., AZ. He died on 9 December 1982 at age 68. He was buried in December 1982 at Black Canyon City Memorial Park, Black Canyon City, Yavapai Co., AZ, Findagrave #42481854.

     Horatio P. Fuller was born circa 1831 at Ashtabula Co., OH, closer to 1827, per 1860 census, but he was not in the household in 1830, so 1831 seems most likely.^1,2 He was the son of Enoch Fuller and Karenhappuch Parmer/Palmer. Occupation: Laborer in 1850.¹ Horatio P. Fuller married Ruth Geralds on 16 February 1855 at West Springfield, Erie Co., PA.³ Horatio P. Fuller began military service on 9 September 1861 at Battery 5, Co. "C", First Regiment, Light Artillery, Ohio Volunteers, Ashtabula, Ashtabula Co., OH, Mustered in as Private on 8 October, 1861, Cincinnati, for three year enlistment.⁴
He died on 16 March 1862 at Camp Brownlow, Nashville, Davidson Co., TN, "Measley", probably trichinosis, followed by pneumonia.^5,6

     Horton P. Fuller was born on 3 May 1841 at Ohio. He was the son of Robert Nelson Fuller and Emily (?) Horton P. Fuller married Fannie S. Gifford. Horton P. Fuller died on 16 February 1915 at Berea, Cuyahoga Co., OH, at age 73. He was buried in February 1915 at Strongsville Cemetery, Strongsville, Cuyahoga Co., OH, Findagrave #115125447.

     Irene Fuller was born on 13 July 1752 at CT. She was the daughter of Josiah Fuller and Irene Dickerson.

     Ivan Fuller was born in February 1897 at Tazewell Co., IL.¹ He was the son of George V. Fuller and Mata Elizabeth Nolder.¹

     James M. Fuller was born on 29 May 1842 at Granger Twp., Medina Co., OH.^1,2 He was the son of Josiah Fuller and Frances Camburn.¹ James M. Fuller married Caroline Elizabeth Hier in 1869.³ Occupation: Blacksmith in July 1870 at Hinckley, Medina Co., OH.³ James M. Fuller married Catherine R. Keller.⁴ Occupation: Blacksmith in 1880 at Strongsville, Cuyahoga Co., OH.⁴ James M. Fuller died on 15 March 1912 at Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, at age 69.

     Jane Fuller was born on 5 March 1735 at Colchester (probably), CT, or 1 March 1736.¹ She was the daughter of Benjamin Fuller and Content Fuller.¹

     Jay Fuller was born circa 1858 at Knox Co., IL.¹ He was the son of Rufus Hamilton Fuller and Emily Ellen Thorpe.¹ Jay Fuller died in 1860 after the 1860 census was taken in June. He was buried in 1860 at Oneida Cemetery, Oneida, Knox Co., IL, Findagrave #5756038.

     Jay Clair Emmett Fuller was born on 14 July 1889 at Oneida, Knox Co., IL.¹ He was the son of William Elmore Fuller and Sarah Burt.¹ Jay Clair Emmett Fuller married Florence Geneva Denton, daughter of Isaac Denton and Minnie Frederika Seyfried, in 1909 at Christian Co., IL. Jay Clair Emmett Fuller lived in June 1918 at 432 East Second Street, Galesburg, Knox Co., IL, blacksmith, wife and two children, WW I draft registration. He died in 1949. He was buried in 1949 at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Sangamon Co., IL, Findagrave #69804093.

     Jean Fuller was born in 1704 at Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA.¹ She was the daughter of Matthew Fuller and Patience Young.¹ Jean Fuller died in 1708 at Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA.¹