Bartholomew Fuller (1769 - 1829)

Born 25 Apr 1769 in Granville Co., Colonial North Carolina

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Died 25 Sep 1829 at age 60 in Youngsville, Franklin, North Carolina, United States

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Biography

Bartholomew was born in North Carolina in 1769 and died there in 1829. On 23 Jan 1794 he married Sarah Cook in Franklin Co., North Carolina.^[1][2]

Research Notes

Thomas Staples Fuller. Thomas Staples Fuller, a lawyer of New York City, bears in his veins the blood of many worthy ancestors who were located in different states of the Union. The first known on his direct paternal line was Jones Fuller, who resided in Franklin County, North Carolina, where he purchased one hundred and six acres of land, December 3, 1789, for eighty pounds. In 1771 he was ensign in the North Carolina militia, and was subsequently a soldier of the Revolutionary War. He died about March, 1815, at which time his will was probated. His wife's name was Ann, and they were the parents of fourteen children.

The eldest of these, Bartholomew Fuller, was born April 28, 1769, and resided in Franklin County, North Carolina, where he was a Baptist minister, and was at one time moderator of the Raleigh Baptist Association. He took deed to fifty acres of land in Franklin County, January 18, 1829. His wife, Sarah (Cook) Fuller, was a daughter of Thomas and Amy Belle (Conyers) Cook, a native of Bermuda, who had seven brothers that were American soldiers. Sarah (Cook) Fuller survived her husband many years, making a will, January 20, 1845.^[3]

Sources

1. ↑ [1] Records
2. ↑ [2] Findagrave : Bartholomew Fuller
3. ↑ [3] Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography