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John Fuller (abt. 1650 - abt. 1699)

John Fuller
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Husband of — married about 1682 in Baltimore County, Province of Marylandmap
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Died about at about age 49 in Baltimore County, Province of Marylandmap
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Biography

John Fuller was the progenitor of the Baltimore County, Maryland and Caswell County, North Carolina Fuller families.

His origins are unknown. It's unclear whether he is same the John Fuller who had surveyed 100 acres "Fuller's Outlet" in Baltimore County on 11 Jan 1655 or a son of said John Fuller with the same name.[1]

He was mentioned as a taxable of New Castle Court (now Delaware) on the Eastern Shore nearby Abram Eenloos in November 1677.[2]

John Fuller married Hester Enloes and together they had two proven children:

  1. John
  2. Henry

They were also very likely the parents of a third son:

  1. Thomas

The marriage occurred by 28 Aug 1682 when John's father-in-law, Hendrick Enloes, obligated himself to John for 8000 pounds of tobacco for security of his performance of an agreement. Enloes acknowledged in November court (Baltimore County, Maryland).

This same date, Hendrick Enloes, of Middle River, conveyed to John Fuller 100-acre tract, "The Swallow Fork" at Senego Creek for 4000 pounds of tobacco.[3]

John's occupation was listed as both an innholder and planter. His raised his family in Baltimore County's Gunpowder Hundred.[3][4]

John Fuller died in Baltimore County circa 1699. His estate was inventoried 6 March 1700. [5] [1]His wife, Hester, remarried twice after his death.

Land Records

28 Aug 1682 - Hendrick Inloes, of Middle River in Baltimore County to John Fuller, of said river and county, for 4000 pounds tobacco, 100 acres "The Swallow Fork".[6]

11 Jan 1686 - PATENT to John Fuller, 100 acres "Fuller's Outlet".[7]

19 July 1687 - John Fuller, of Middle River in Baltimore County to Henry Inloes, Junr., of said river and county, for 6000 pounds of tobacco, 100 acres "The Swallow Forke", at the head of Senigoe Creek.[8]

6 Feb 1688 - PATENT to John Fuller, 148 acres "Buck's Range".[7]

20 May 1688 - John Fuller, planter, and Easter, his wife, of Baltimore County to Robert Benger, cordwainer of same county, for 2300 pounds tobacco 100 acres "Fuller's Outlet".[9]

24 May 1688 - Michael Judd and Jane, his wife, of Baltimore County to John Fuller, for 16 acres "The Falls".[10]

7 Nov 1688. Deed of Gift. John Fuller, planter, of Gunpowder River, assigning to his son John Fuller one heifer.

5 Nov 1691 - Robert Gates, planter of Baltimore County to John Fuller, planter of same county, for 2400 pounds tobacco, 30 acres "Gates Close, at head of Gunpowder River.[11]

1 Mar 1692 - John Fuller, planter, and Hester, his wife, of Baltimore County to Thomas Heath, for "a consideration already in hand received", 6 1/4 acres "Waterton's Neglect".[12]

1 Mar 1692 - John Fuller, planter, and Hester, his wife, of Baltimore County to Thomas Heath, for "a consideration already in hand received" 30 acres "Gates Close".[13]

25 Apr 1693 - John Beavan and Sarah, his wife, of Baltimore County to John Fuller of same county, for 3700 pounds tobacco 100 acres "Haphazard".[14]

5 Jun 1695 - John Taylor, son and heir of Arthur Taylor late of Baltimore County to John Fuller, planter of same county, for 3000 pounds of tobacco 200 acres "Windley's Rest".[15]

8 Nov 1695 - John Fuller, planter, and Hester, his wife, of Baltimore County to Thomas Heath, of same county, for "a valuable consideration" 200 acres "Windley's Rest". [16]

8 Nov 1695 - Thomas Heath and Sarah, his wife of Baltimore County to John Fuller of same county, for "a valuable consideration" 6 1/4 acres "Waterton's Neglect".[17]

8 Nov 1695 - Thomas Heath and Sarah, his wife of Baltimore County to John Fuller of same county, for "a valuable consideration" 30 acres "Gates Close".[18]

1 Sep 1698 - PATENT to John Fuller, 300 acres "Huntington".[7]

Listed as tithable on South Side Gunpowder Hundred, June Court 1694 and November Court 1695

Sources

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Barnes, Robert W., "Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759", (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1989), pp. 233-234
  2. ↑ Historical Society of Pennsylvania, "Taxables Living Within The Jurisdiction Of New Castle Court In November, 1677", JSTOR (Online: jstor.org, 2000), [Original source: Historical Society of Pennsylvania, "Notes and Queries", The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 3, No. 3 (Philadelphia: Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1879), p. 354
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Baltimore County Land Records, 1665-1687", Ancestry.com (Online: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006), [Original source: Sisco, Louis Dow, "Baltimore County Land Records, 1665-1687", (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1992), pp. 64, 93]
  4. ↑ Early parishes and hundreds, Baltimore County, Md., including tax lists, years 1692, 1694, 1695”, Ancestry.com (Online: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004), [Original source: Headington, Clifford E., "Early Parishes and Hundreds, Baltimore County, Md., including Tax Lists, Years 1692, 1694, 1695", (Baltimore, MD: Ida Charles Wilkins Foundation, 1954], pp. 11,19]
  5. ↑ "MARYLAND INDEXES (Probate Records, Colonial, Index) F, 1634-1777, SE4-6", digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: msa.maryland.gov, 1999-2018)
  6. ↑ Baltimore County Court, "Conveyance from Hendrick Inloes to John Fuller", 28 Aug 1682, digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: mdlandrec.net, 1999-2018), [Citing Baltimore County Court (Land Records), 1661-1729, RM HS, pp. 19-21, MSA CE 66-6]
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 "Settlers of Maryland, 1679-1783. Consolidated Edition", digital image, Ancestry.com (Online: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006), [Original source: Coldham, Peter Wilson, "Settlers of Maryland, 1679-1783. Consolidated Edition", (Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002), p. 242]
  8. ↑ Baltimore County Court, "Conveyance from John Fuller to Henry Inloes, Junr.", 19 Jul Aug 1687, digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: mdlandrec.net, 1999-2018), [Citing Baltimore County Court (Land Records), 1661-1729, RM HS, pp. 234-235, MSA CE 66-6]
  9. ↑ Baltimore County Court, "Conveyance from John Fuller and Easter, his wife, to Robert Benger", 20 May 1688, digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: mdlandrec.net, 1999-2018), [Citing Baltimore County Court (Land Records), 1661-1729, RM HS, pp. 276-277, MSA CE 66-6]
  10. ↑ Baltimore County Court, "Conveyance from Michael Judd and Jane, his wife, to John Fuller", 20 May 1688, digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: mdlandrec.net, 1999-2018), [Citing Baltimore County Court (Land Records), 1661-1729, RM HS, pp. 258-260, MSA CE 66-6]
  11. ↑ Baltimore County Court, "Conveyance from Robert Gates to John Fuller", 5 Nov 1691, digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: mdlandrec.net, 1999-2018), [Citing Baltimore County Court (Land Records), 1661-1729, RM HS, pp. 335-337, MSA CE 66-6]
  12. ↑ Baltimore County Court, "Conveyance from John Fuller to Thomas Heath", 1 Mar 1692, digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: mdlandrec.net, 1999-2018), [Citing Baltimore County Court (Land Records), 1661-1729, RM HS, pp. 342-344, MSA CE 66-6]
  13. ↑ Baltimore County Court, "Conveyance from John Fuller and Hester, his wife to Thomas Heath", 1 Mar 1692, digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: mdlandrec.net, 1999-2018), [Citing Baltimore County Court (Land Records), 1661-1729, RM HS, pp. 345-348, MSA CE 66-6]
  14. ↑ Baltimore County Court, "Conveyance from John Beavan and Sarah, his wife to John Fuller", 25 Apr 1693, digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: mdlandrec.net, 1999-2018), [Citing Baltimore County Court (Land Records), 1661-1729, RM HS, pp. 372-373, MSA CE 66-6]
  15. ↑ Baltimore County Court, "Conveyance from John Taylor to John Fuller", 5 Jun 1695, digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: mdlandrec.net, 1999-2018), [Citing Baltimore County Court (Land Records), 1661-1729, RM HS, pp. 461-463, MSA CE 66-6]
  16. ↑ Baltimore County Court, "Conveyance from John Fuller and Hester, his wife to Thomas Heath", 8 Nov 1695, digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: mdlandrec.net, 1999-2018), [Citing Baltimore County Court (Land Records), 1661-1729, RM HS, pp. 467-469, MSA CE 66-6]
  17. ↑ Baltimore County Court, "Conveyance from Thomas Heath and Sarah, his wife to John Fuller", 8 Nov 1695, digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: mdlandrec.net, 1999-2018), [Citing Baltimore County Court (Land Records), 1661-1729, RM HS, pp. 493-496, MSA CE 66-6]
  18. ↑ Baltimore County Court, "Conveyance from Thomas Heath and Sarah, his wife to John Fuller", 8 Nov 1695, digital image, Maryland State Archives (Online: mdlandrec.net, 1999-2018), [Citing Baltimore County Court (Land Records), 1661-1729, RM HS, pp. 496-498, MSA CE 66-6]




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Lee Hickman
My family tree shows John Fuller (1650-1700) being the son of Robert Fuller (1615-1688) and Sarah Ann Bowen (1623-1676)
  • Parents of Robert Fuller being Thomas Nicolas Fuller (1573-1659) and Audrey Anne Gilmore OR Gylman (1573–1659)
  • Parents of Thomas Fuller being Robert Nicolas Fuller (1548–1614) and Sarah Frances Dunckhorne

(1552–1584)

  • Parents of Robert Fuller being John Fuller

(1510–1583) and Alice Ann Collinge (1520–1558)


I'd like help with getting the shared tree more complete. Welcome the conversation.

posted by Lee Hickman
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Day-1904 Jack Day
Hi, Lee. Since this is a pre-1700 profile, we need very strong documentation for the facts that make a profile genealogically defined -- birth and parents, marriages, death, and children. Notice how the material already here is strongly footnoted. Our intent is that everything in the data field that connects profiles reflect facts which we've documented in the biographical narrative. We'd be delighted for you to find some more facts!
posted by Jack Day
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Jana Shea
Hi Lee, Thank you for reaching out with this information. What sources do you have that support Robert Fuller and Sarah Ann Bowen as being John Fuller’s parents? Thanks!
posted by Jana Shea
Lee Hickman
U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970

Global, Find a Grave™ Index for Burials at Sea and other Select Burial Locations, 1300s-Current

I'll keep looking also

posted by Lee Hickman
Day-1904 Jack Day
Lee, welcome to the world of documented genealogy! SAR membership applications are of varying quality, so we would need to be able to see and find the specific reference used there; Find a Grave "index" is just that -- ideally a place to tell you where to find the actual documents. Look at what's already on this profile and how Jana has linked various facts to actual source documents. Even Barnes' book, which is not a source document, contains detailed references to actual source documents. (And Barnes, a professional genalogist, couldn't discover who John's parents are.)
posted by Jack Day
Stephen Burrell
who are john fuller parents and where did he come from
posted by Stephen Burrell
Noland-165 Liz (Noland) Shifflett
Hi Jana! I've added US Southern Colonies Project as a manager, as you requested in February. Sorry for the delay!

You had also requested that the profile be locked (PPP). Since the text seems to have resolved the problem (at least judging by no further problematic changes that I saw), do you think it still needs PPP? I can add it if you do, just let me know.

Cheers, Liz

posted by Liz (Noland) Shifflett

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