Events
| Birth | Apr 8, 1612 at Rendenhall, Norfolk, England |
| Death | 31 OCT 1682/1683 at Barnstable,Barnstable County, MA 5 |
| Nobility Title | Deacon |
Families
| Married | Wife | LATHROP, Jane |
| Marriage | Apr 8, 1635 at Scituate, Plymouth, MA | |
| Narrative | Married by Capt. Miles Standish. | |
| Children |
FULLER, Hannah FULLER, Samuel Jr. FULLER, Elizabeth FULLER, Sarah FULLER, Mary FULLER, Thomas FULLER, Sarah FULLER, John FULLER, |
Narrative
Egerton, Kent, England
Samuel came over the Mayflower with his parents as a boy in
1620. When his parents died he was taken care of by his Uncle
Samuel Fuller (and his wife Bridget Mary Lee Fuller).
The year following Samuel and Jane's marriage, 1636, Sam and
Jane built a pallizadse style house in Scituate, located on
Greenfield Street. It had walls of poles, filled in with stones
and clay, with a thatched roof, windows of oiled paper and a
floor of hand sawed planks. They had 20 acres of land, probably
a grant from the town. Sam was a constable and also served as a
juryman and on committees to settle difficulties with the
Indians. Samuel and Jane had at least 9 children.
Source References
| 1. | The Great Migration Begins, Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633 Confidence: Normal |
| 2. | Deacon John Dunham of Plymouth, MA 1589-1669 and His Descendants Confidence: Normal |
| 3. | Ancestry 11073 Confidence: Normal |
| 4. | GEDCOM File : Robert G Nohavec Confidence: Normal |
| 5. | Items of Ancestry by a Descendant Confidence: Normal |
