Searching parents of Albert Henry Fuller born Surrey Hills Sydney abt 1893

[majm]

Should I get the edward jg 1910 or Edward 1911 or both?

If given the plastic card, I would just order one, and then only as an official transcription, not as a real deal certificate

It is reference 7101/1911.

BUT wait for Sue to reply. 

JM

[Katsy8]

Edward Fuller,Sawyer p.o.d  Hospital for The insane Parramatta Age:69
Wife :Ada Sherrington
Children :no issue
Born: Castle hill
Parents: Edward Fuller , Elizabeth Moorehead
Informant hospital superintendent.

Edward appears to be in a paupers grave at Rookwood

I wonder if Albert may have be an illegitimate child ?I still can’t find any record of a Helen Daves/Davis . This Edward as you mentioned before appears to be the only Sawyer in Sydney at that time .

[jorose]

Is this a possibility for his birth?
Bertie A A Davis, son of Thomas and Hellen, 30 April 1893, Sydney (found on NSW birth index by date search)

As far as I can tell, there are no other children with parents Thomas Davis and Hellen/Helen in NSW.

[sparrett]

Still looking at the purported father of Albert, Edward FULLER, whose DC you have purchased and posted for us to see , 

The mother's name was MOORE ( not Moorehead I think)

The parents of this man were married in 1836.  They became a significant family in the Castle Hill district with many news items referring to them.

188/1836 V1836188 20
FULLER Edward
MOORE Elizabeth S
CB

Edward FULLER died in 1853 rather suddenly.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/12943707

"In the will of Edward FULLER 1853
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/229115566

Elizabeth remarried and became Mrs BLACK of 'Devontry' Parramatta and died aged 86 years.

1908 lengthy obituary for Elizabeth BLACK. States 3 of her seven chn from the first marriage had pre-deceased her.  No son Edward  mentioned at all
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/85985497

On the death certificate you have provided for Edward FULLER-
The wife of Edward is named.
The parents and place of birth are named.
On the marriage certificate to Ada SHERVINGTON it states Edward’s father was deceased at  that time   
All corroborating evidence that this is the correct Edward FULLER.

Sue
 

[Katsy8]

Thankyou sooo much Sue . I hope when I can access the Dependant children registers when Albert was Fostered to the Chapman’s it will reveal both parents names and confirm for sure.
I really appreciate all your help and guidance.
Many thanks again
Kat

[majm]

Hi,

Fingers crossed,  I may have found a DAVIS connection. I am not yet certain.  I will type up some info tomorrow or Monday once I have checked the source ...

JM

[majm]

Hi,

Fingers crossed,  I may have found a DAVIS connection. I am not yet certain.  I will type up some info tomorrow or Monday once I have checked the source ...

JM

I rarely look at online trees, but I had noticed one that was very detailed, with NSW BDM supporting documents etc.  It had a lass Sarah Emma CURTIS was born in 1834 in NSW and she seems to have married a Frederick DAVIS in 1866 and among their daughters was a lass named Helen born 1877.  That Sarah Emma CURTIS was noted as the daughter of a Sarah Ann FULLER, who in turn was the daughter of Edward and Elizabeth (aka Bridget) FULLER, of Dural NSW. 

So I have diligently followed through the details on that tree….  Thinking …. Helen DAVIS …. Albert FULLER’s d.c.   I have not been able to progress passed the above….       

Sorry, but I am disappointing you ... 

JM

[Katsy8]

Don’t be silly you have been amazing I think we have the correct Edward Fuller & I think the microfiche records of foster children will reveal the answers .
Thankyou for all your efforts hugely appreciated
Cheers
KAT

[sparrett]

So I have diligently followed through the details on that tree….  Thinking …. Helen DAVIS …. Albert FULLER’s d.c.   I have not been able to progress passed the above….       

Sorry, but I am disappointing you ... 

JM

I cannot see evidence to support the relationships set out on that tree.
However  it was definitely worth the follow up.

Sue