FULLER, John Henry Long

[CaroleW]

Hi

If you are using Ancestry - use the 1841 reference to find the entry

Here's the link to the 1841 search page   http://search.ancestry.co.uk/search/db.aspx?dbid=8978

Reference (ignore the book number 5 when inputting)

HO107 Piece 542 book 5 Folio 12 Page 16

If you still can't find it - search using the following -  Bourille Fuller b 1826 (he's mis-transcribed)

[rolnora]

I'm wondering if this is the first Elizabeth in 1851 - the ""Royans" (as per Ancestry) are actually Ryans. Living in Scott St

Henry Royan    29 - packer, b Salford
Ann Royan    28 - b Ireland
George Royan    2 - b Manchester
Eliza Royan    1/12 b Manchester
Eliza Fuller    55 - mother, b Manchester. Married. Traveller's wife
   
Re: HO107, 2228, 87, 43.

Could very well be
43 year old John is in Birmingham a visitor in the household of a Charlotte Meakin 51 year old School Mistress.

HO107; Piece: 2059; Folio: 274; Page: 39

[rolnora]

There is a possible burial record for Eliza Fuller
Burial: 24 Feb 1853 Christ Church Salford Lancashire England
Eliza Fuller -
    Age: 61 years
    Abode: Newton Heath
    Buried by John Richardson Offg Minister
    Register  Burials 1831 - 1897, Page 170 Entry 1359
    Source LDS Film 1786367
http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/Search/indexp.html

If this is the correct record then John wasted very little time remarrying 

[rolnora]

I've searched high and low for John Henry Long Fuller b 1837 and I can't find any trace of him in any census after 1861.
I'm wondering.....Could he have travelled to Australia at a later date than the rest of the family? 

[AnneKC]

Hmmm...JHF and ESB did have their first baby 3 weeks after they were married. I guess stranger things have happened??   
I will investigate if JHLF came to Australia, or maybe he went to Uncle James in New York.

[AnneKC]

I have found a John Fuller on the Passenger list of the ship St. Paul which departed Southampton 24/7/1897 bound for New York. JHLF would have been 60 at this time. At this stage I'm going to claim him as John Henry Long Fuller, presumably going to see his Uncle James Cannings Fuller.

After some research on James Cannings, turns out he was a Quaker and helped slaves to escape.

[Kirsgen]

I descend from James Cannings Fuller, would love to know if anyone is still researching this line! Thanks.

[AnneKC]

Hi. I'm afraid I haven't been very busy in this area over the last couple years. I did get together a bit of information about Hannah.