Pat (Fuller) Credit

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• Fuller-5853 19:10, 5 February 2023 (UTC)

• Having migraines this week. - Cutting back on WikiTree. - Monitoring Family Activity Feed. Will address issues as soon as possible. - Remind me if I don't respond within a few weeks.

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Family Trees: Started Ancestry: private trees-big learners curve. Moved here with poor sources. Found FamilySearch has free sources that needs checking. Access to MyHeritage but don't use much.

Project Activity: Limited to my watchlist or helping with small tasks. Badges include: Slow paced not focusing on competition:

• Studying Family Lines of Interest:

• One Name Studies (ONS)

• Fuller
• Weaver
• James
• Babcock
• Thurber
• Christ

• Honoring my ancestors by learning of their times:

• Projects
• PGM
• Mayflower
• Euroaristo

• Society Member: New England Historic and Genealogical Society aka NEHGS.
• Grouping of Like Persons, Places and Things:

• Categorization

• Category: Joseph 2104 Line In Missouri, Fuller Name Study
• Category:European Aristocrats Project

Biography

Pat (Fuller) Credit is a descendant of a Mayflower Passenger.

Pat (Fuller) Credit is a descendant of Mayflower Passenger Edward Fuller.

Pat (Fuller) Credit is a descendant of Mayflower Passenger Samuel Fuller.

1. My father's surname, *FULLER*, includes two of his direct ancestors who were Mayflower passengers:
   Edward Fuller and his son,
   Samuel Fuller.
   Category: Fuller Name Study
   FULLER on g2g.
   As a PM/Leader my main focus includes:
   1. Category Structure and Maintaining consistency in the content on category pages.
   2. Mayflower FULLER line and Migration by Family Line research:.
      • See Adding New Fuller Lines: Started the first line. EXPANDING to include non-birth locations to all FULLERs in this Line.
   3. Fuller Noteworthies.
2. My mother's surname, *WEAVER*, may include German ancestors who used WEBER, a variant of Weaver. PM is Jluv Taylor-26663.
   Category: Weaver Name Study
   WEAVER on g2g.
   BrickWall: George Weaver (1817 - 1892), my 2GGF, was born in Bavaria. The earliest source is his 1843 marriage record.
3. My children's surname, *SWEENEY*
   Category: Sweeney Name Study
   SWEENEY on g2g.
4. My children's maternal grandmother's surname, *JAMES*.
   Category: James Name Study
   JAMES on g2g.
5. My granddaughter's *BABCOCK* ancestor, Remember (Babcock) Stewart (1720 - aft. 1756).
   Category:Babcock Name Study
   BABCOCK
6. My granddaughter's *STEWART* ancestor, Eathol Stewart (1774 - 1852):
   STEWART on g2g
   Category: Stewart Name Study.
7. My grandaughter's *THURBER* ancestor, John Thurber Jr (1719 - 1797).
   Category: Thurber Name Study
   *THURBER on g2g.
8. No known relationship. *TRUMP* had no name study.
   Category: Trump Name Study
   TRUMP on g2g.
9. No known relationship. *CHRIST* had no name study.
   Category: Christ Name Study
   CHRIST on g2g.
10. My cousin's surname *COX*. My 4GGF, Isaac Carper was the brother of his 2nd GGM, Mary "Carper" Cox.
    Category: Cox Name Study
    COX on g2g.

Descendant of PGM migrant Robert Royce.

1. Pat (Fuller) Credit is the daughter of Melvin Franklin Fuller (1913-1973) [confident]
2. . Melvin is the son of Clyde Thomas Fuller (1890-1957) [confident]
3. . Clyde is the son of Franklin Udell Fuller (1861-1923) [confident]
4. . Franklin is the son of Armintus Fuller (1824-1907) [confident]
5. . Armintus is the son of Philo Fuller (1802-1876) [confident]
6. . Philo is the son of Ashbel Isburn Fuller Sr (1765-aft.1850) [confident]
7. . Ashbel is the son of Lydia (Gillett) Fuller (1737-1800) [confident]
8. . Lydia is the daughter of Deborah (Chapell) Gillett (1711-1794) [unknown confidence]
9. . Deborah is the daughter of Ruth (Royce) Chapell (1669-abt.1768) [confident]
10. . Ruth is the daughter of Jonathan Royce (1638-1690) [confident]
11. . Jonathan is the son of Robert Royce (abt.1605-bef.1676) [unknown confidence]

This makes Robert the ninth great grandfather of Pat.

• Pride in One's Heritage Helps To Tame Migranes Better than the Stress of Competition.

• Happy Dance Time. * Yes! This bears repeating! * Happy Dance Time. *

Pat, the daughter of Mel and Helen Fuller, was born in the early 1950s in Moline, Illinois.^[1] Later years have focused on her new interest in genealogy. Below continues more details of the surnames and other lines to study. If there were only more time left ...

Researching ancestors of my Parents:

• Pat:

Pat (Fuller) Credit is a member of the Fuller Name Study Project.

is one of three

This profile is part of the Fuller Name Study.

, Leaders of the Fuller Name Study.

My father descended from two Mayflower passengers named FULLER. He was a typographer as far back as I can remember.

Pat (Fuller) Credit is a member of the Weaver Name Study Project.

My mother's family were farmers but she called those Weavers "a WILD bunch".
Breaking down BrickWall: George Weaver (1817 - 1892),'s FindAGrave memorial 17897960 gives clues of his parentage from an obituary published in Rock Island County during 1885. Immigration was listed as about 1828 when he was 11 has not been verified.

Researching ancestors of my Family:

Pat (Fuller) Credit is a member of the James Name Study Project.

Children of First Marriage: My first marriage was to a Sweeney who married a James, some say a distant cousin to Jesse. Though not an official Name Study, I do have an interest in reseaching my children's surname, SWEENEY, a surname of interest.

Grandchildren: The Babcocks and Stewart lines are paternal ancestors of one of my granddaughters. It's easy to Remember where these lines come together:

Pat (Fuller) Credit is a member of the Babcock Name Study Project.

Remember's Father, Robert was the grandson of James Badcock who was born in England about 1612 and was living in Rhode Island by 1642. Remember's father and grandfather were born and died in Rhode Island. Remember lived there until moving to Stoniington, Connecticut where she married Phineas during 1745. It is not known how long she had lived there before she married at age 25.

Pat (Fuller) Credit is a member of the Stewart Name Study Project.

Remember's husband, Phineas was the son of William and Sarah (Church) Stewart. William's parents have not been identified. More research is required.

The children of Pat and her first husband, Woodrow, are related to some people through both of their parents. For details see: Fuller and Sweeney Common Ancestors

Second Marriage: Researching the ancestry of my husband was the primary reason for starting my genealogical studies which covers many surnames of interest not mentioned above:

• Credit
• Gren/Grant
• Knous
• Scholl

Consider the scope of your name study: I committed early to studies then got attached and ended up wanting more studies than was allowed. So I have one unofficial study. OOPS!

As you can see from the table below, taking on a Name Study for Fuller, James or Weaver would be challenging for just one person, while a Name Study for Christ, Thurber or Trump can be much more reasonable.

Contributions to WikiTree

Pat (Fuller) Credit is a member of the Trump Name Study Project.

Pat (Fuller) Credit is a member of the Christ Name Study Project.

The TRUMP and CHRIST surnames, to my knowlege, are not in the ancestry of any of my family members. I consider work on these surnames as a contribution to WikiTree.

Like all other Wikitreers, Pat (Fuller) Credit is a Five-Star Profile.

See the list of Five-Star Profiles on my watchlist. Managed by Fuller-5853 19:27, 2 February 2023 (UTC). It is my opinion that these profiles currently are included in more Google searches than the other profiles in my watchlist. Thank you, Aleš Trtnik, for all that you do for WikiTree.

• Reducing the Stress of Competition Has Eliminated the Migranes.

• Happy Dance Time * Yes! This bears repeating! * Happy Dance Time. *

TOP TEN for the FIRST time: I placed 8th by cleaning 100 Uncleand profiles after merge in DD Challenge 811 XII:

1. Helen E. Edwards - 597
2. Esmé van der Westhuizen - 453
3. Kathy I. Rabenstein - 278
4. Paula A. Reinke - 252
5. Cory Fulmer - 234
6. Terry McClintock - 178
7. Jim J. Angelo Jr -173
8. Pat R. Credit - 100
9. Ginger D. Lawton - 97
10. . Jo 10. Gill - 75

I'm HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY!

Also finshed 7th by improving orphaned profiles in DD Challenge Orphaned Profiles VIII

Team captain of Anywherers

See details at The Anywherers

Pat (Fuller) Credit participated with Anywherers during the 2016 Source-a-Thon, adding sources to 80 previously unsourced profiles.

Source-A-Thon 2016: Anywherers

Pat (Fuller) Credit participated with Anywherers during the 2017 Source-a-Thon, adding sources to 101 previously unsourced profiles.

Source-A-Thon 2017: Anywherers

Spring Clean-A-Thon Participant

Pat (Fuller) Credit participated with Team 811 during the 2017 Clean-a-Thon, correcting 71 suggestions.

Team 811 (cleaning uncleaned merged profiles)

• Team leader: Lori Zukerman
• Finished 12 out of 24 teams by cleaning 2638 profiles.
• Cleaned 71 profiles placing 10th out of 15 team members.
  
  

Pat (Fuller) Credit participated with Anywherers I during the 2018 Clean-a-Thon, correcting 319 suggestions.

Clean-a-Thon 2018: Anywherers

Team totals I 1080 and II 1385 totaling 2465 and personally 319 was 4 times more than last year's 71.

Collaborative Profile of the Week

29 Aug 2016: The Apollo 1 Team: Virgil I "Gus" Grissom, Edward H White II, and Roger B. Chaffee My contributions to Roger Chafee

An experience to Remember or Don't jump to any conclusions!

Biography Builders

2016 Contributions during:

Missed Opportunities:

People born in 1700's May/Jun 2017

People born in the 1800's (June 2016)

Pat has written and improved ten profiles for the Biography Builders Challenge.

4 in July - "J" Given Names

5 in August - "A" surnames

1 in September - Grandparents Sept 2016

• 10 Total

Just enough to complete milestone #1.

Pat has written and improved fifty profiles for the Biography Builders Challenge.

23 in Oct/Nov - Source_A-Thon & ON

24 in Nov/Dec - Thanksgiving

• 47 Total
• 57 Total-to-date

Milestone #2 completed with 7 extra towards the next milestone.

Pat has written and improved one hundred profiles for the Biography Builders Challenge.

15 in Dec16/Jan17 - Born in December

15 in Jan/Feb 2017 - Frozen February

0 Women who've made a mark in history

4 Mar/Apr 2017 - Spring Cleaning

9 Apr/May 2017 - Mothers

• 43 Total
• 100 Total-to -date

Milestone #3 completed: Get out the confetti and lets Party! Just for the Fun of it:

12 May/June 2017 - People born in the 1700s

3 Jun/July 2017 - Jun/July 2017 Fathers

• 15 Total
• 115 Total-to -date

1+ July/Aug 2017 Great Great Grandparents Jul/Aug 2017

• 1 Total
• 116 Total-to -date

Project: Database Errors

Most weeks I try to check my tree and watchlist and make as many corrections as time allows (no badge)

Project: Unknowns

Plan to start on this soon.

More details on Pat's Contributions to the Profile Improvement Project [1]

Project: Categorization

Research Notes

NOT YET Genealogically Defined OR Genealogically Defined

Space:Fuller-5853 G2 Melvin F Fuller To-Do List

Sources

1. ↑ Personal knowledge added by Pat Credit at 14:20, 12 October 2015.

Acknowledgements

Fuller-5853 was created through the GEDCOM import on on Nov 4, 2015 and Pat Credit restructured its source documentation during Nov, 2015 with source added Jul, 2016.