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Generation No. 1


      1. Elijah4 Fuller (Nehemiah3, John2, John1)1 was born Abt. 1754 in NC ?, and died Bet. 05 May - 08 Jul 1824 in Greensboro, Greene County, GA2. He married (1) Cenith "Sincy" Browning3,4 1782 in Caswell County, NC5, daughter of John Browning and Elizabeth Demorest. She was born 1766 in Culpepper County, VA6, and died 1811 in Greene County, GA6. He married (2) Elizabeth Boggis7 25 Oct 1811 in Greene County, Ga8,9,10. She was born Abt. 1776 in Virginia11, and died Aft. 12 Jul 1860 in Prop Meriwether Co., GA11.

Notes for Elijah Fuller:
Orange Co. NC 1776 Freeholders List.

N.C,. Genealogical Society Journal, Vol. X, No. 2 - May 1984, Pg. 98:
"Freeholders of Orange County, North Carolina - 1776" by William Doub Bennett, 4l5 Bickett Blvd., Raleigh, N.C. 27608. On 28 November 1776, the Provincial Congress passed a resolution calling for a new election in Orange County, and this was held on 10 December 1776.  Since property ownership was a requirement before one could vote, the accompanying list of voters to this document represents the majority of freeholders of Orange County at that time"
 
Pg. 101 shows "FULLER, Elisjah" (my note: the letters "isj" are underlined in the listing).  His name appears on the 12th page.
Also on Pg. 101 is "FULLER, Nehemiah".  His name appears on the 13th page.

SOURCE:
"Caswell County, North Carolina Deed Books 1777 - 1817" Abstracts by Katharine Kerr Kendall (1989)
Southern Historical Press, Inc
Easley, SC 29641-0738
ISBN 0-09308-666-5
Page of book by Kendall (61)
Book C - begun Jan 1785
Page 4
- Jno Browing of CC (Caswell County) guardian of David Boring to David Dickie, for rents and covenants, land on both sides N. Hico for full term of 7 yrs. until 1200 lbs is pd. 20 Dec 1784. Wit. Joseph Boring, Eliji (sic) Fuller.

(Author's NOTE: The same Brownings and Borings related to Cenith "Sincy" Browning-Fuller; Elijah's first wife)

(Author's NOTES: Elijah Fuller appears to have been in various counties (Caswell, Orange, St. Lawrence Dist & Gloucester Dist) on tax records because when Caswell County was founded in 1777 (largely from Orange County) there were eight districts at the time - Caswell, St. Davids, Gloucester, St. James, St. Lawrence, St. Lukes, Nash & Richmond Districts. Then in 1791 - Person County was formed from the eastern part of Caswell Co, NC. The four remaining districts in Caswell were then Caswell, Gloucester, St. Davids & Richmond. All these changes may have given the impression there were two Elijah Fuller's living in Caswell Co., NC - However, I have yet to find any evidence there was more than one Elijah Fuller recorded in Orange/Caswell, NC tax records from 1776 - 1786.)

(Author's NOTE: A WILL for Nehemiah Fuller MAY be on file at the North Carolina Archives in Raleigh, NC, but it's not be located to date. The WILL MAY be in box 27 at the Archives - C. R. 020.508 (1) - (106). The numbers in parenthesis preceding dates are file box numbers for particular group. Several people have attempted to find this WILL and came up empty). A WILL for Elijah Fuller is a theory - however).

(27)      1840            "      Moses
      1846            "      Nathan
      1780            "      Nehemiah
      1843            "      William
      1871            '      William


SOURCE:
"Caswell County North Carolina WILL Books 1777 - 1814"
Compiled by Katharine Kerr Kendall
Published by Southern Historical Press, Inc.
Easley, South Carolina 29641-0738
ISBN 0-89308-667-3

(copied as written)
Book A cont. 1780 - 1781 (Page 6 in text)
Page (of Will book)

122 Inv. estate of Nehemiah Fuller, by Henry Fuller, adm.
123 Sale estate of Nehemiah Fuller. Sales to William Mash, Henry Fuller, Elisha Parker, Wm. Breekeen, Elijah Fullar, Peter Fuller, Jacob Bull, Thomas
Carver, Benj. Long, Charles Trim, Joshua Browning, John Cooper, James Roberts, Elisha Parks, Willson Vermillon, James Archdeacon, Thomas Neeley.


State Census 1786
Caswell County, NC; 1787
Fuller, Elijah
Men ov 21 & under 60 = 1; Men under 21 & ovr 60 = 1; Female = 1

Elijah Fuller moved to Greene Co., GA in 1787 ("Early Southern Fullers" by T. A. Fuller)

1787 - Moved to Green Co, Ga. It is believed that this Elijah ended up in Green Co GA by way of Caswell, NC. DAR PATRIOT INDEX Centennial Edition has b c.1760, d (p) 08 Dec 1825 GA , m (1) ? (2) Elizabeth Boggis, PS NC.

Elijah Fuller was declared a "Patriot" in the American Revolution by DAR on basis of public service rendered while he was in the Hillsborough District in Caswell Co, NC. He may have been a soldier, for his wife (widow) Elizabeth won land in Cherokee Land Lottery of 1827, and to qualify for this lottery she had to be a widow of a Revolutionary soldier.

Update: Elijah Fuller was a soldier; He is listed in the "Return of officers and privates detached from 71st Regt. G. M. Troup County"

1787 Indian damage claim in Greene Co, GA:
GA Indian Depredation Claims by Donna B. Thaxton 975.0 gec from Mignon Guthrie Elverta Ca. pg. 171
County of Claim: Greene Date Petition signed: September 3, 1821
ELIJAH FULLER swore that in summer or fall of 1788 stolen from him was a dark bay horse, worth $100, by the Creek Indians, and taken by them for Fuller followed the trail as far as Appelache River where Indian sign was plenty. JOHN BROWNING the witness who testified in his behalf earlier on the value and loss of the horse, now resides out of state, and cannot be obtained to testify, and he knows of no other person by whom he can establish it now living but his own oath. EBENEZER TORRENCE, Clerk /s/ ELIJAH FULLER (his mark)

ELIJAH FULLER a citizen of Greene County, and JOHN BROWNING by whom his former return was proved, was formerly a citizen of Greene County are both entitled to credit, stated Justices of Inferior Court: THOMAS STOCKS,O. PORTER, STERLING GRIMES and CLAYBORN MADDOX and EBENEZER TORRENCE, Clerk. Claim was disallowed for want of evidence, JOHN A. CUTBERT, Comr. Aug. 7, 1835.
(NOTE: Both of these documents were found in a book called THE GEORGIA GENEALOGIST on page 35 STATE RECORDS, claims)

1790 Greene Co, GA census, pg 128

1793-1799 Greene Co, GA Tax Lists

Georgia: Greene County: Tax Defaulters, 1797-98
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This file was contributed by:
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A listing of Greene County, Georgia, tax defaulters for 1797 and 1798
Source: Augusta Chronicle issue of 9 February 1799, page 4
Transcriber: Victor Hawk <vhhawk@juno.com>
Note: The source document is clear but text is very small. A few names are
difficult due to imperfections in the copy of the microfilm. These names are
denote with a [?] notation.

The following is a list of defaulters in Greene County for the year 1797,
agreeable to the lists returned to me by the commanding officer of each
district, viz.

In capt. Gresham's district
John Malone
Thomas Hains
James Jackson
Alexr. Harrison
Wm. Smith
Joba Sorril
Elisha Herring
Jas. Jinkins
Robt. Sansom
John Jinkins
Douglass Warton
William Hollemon
Jonathon Walker
Jonathan Cooper

Elijah Fullar

Jamison Malone
Charles Daniell
Robt. Watson
David Boran
Isham Dukes
Thomas Foster
Jeremiah Fletcher
John Browning, jun.
James Leek
Thos. Greer
Eustiss Daniell
Thos. Daniell
Jas. Daniell
Sarah Haskins, widow
Mary Cozart, widow
Charles Watts
Francis Peeples
Isaac Stewart
David Malone
Joseph Moore
Henry Stringfellow

From: "Greene County Georgia Land Records Deeds 1785-1810" Vol. I" Abstracted by Freda R. Turner; copyright, but no date. ISBN: 1-883793-23-8

From the Index:

FULLER - Elijah, 153, 186, 190

153: Deed Book F, Pg. 99 - "GREENE COUNTY, STATE OF GEORGIA. Jacob Parkerson of Wilkes County and Mary, his wife, sold to Booth Fitzpatrick (county of residence not shown) on 12 Apr. 1793 for the sum of L60 specie, 70 acres of land bounded by ELIJAH FULLER, Buckey, Daniel and Long. Wit.: Stephen Heard and Eustice Daniell. Recorded 26 October 1793."

186: Deed Book F, Pg. 307 - "GREENE COUNTY, STATE OF GEORGIA. Robert Baldwin, Jenny Roberts Baldwin, and Reuben DeJarnett, all of Greene County, sold to Isaac Bowen of Greene County on 14 January 1797 for the sum of $100, 136 acres of land in Greene County adjoining land whereon Baldwin now lives, bounded by ELIJAH FULLER and Butler's land. Wit.: John Armour. Recorded 14 January 1797."

190: Deed Book F, Pg. 331 - This is Elijah's purchase of land for L50 from Parham, bounded by William Burford, Cornelius Batcheldor, Eustice Daniell, and Isaac Boring. Wit: Lewis Wiggins. Recorded 14 Sep 1796.

______________________________________________________________________
Greene County, Georgia
Courty of the Ordinary
Green Co., GA Courthouse
Land records
Deeds 1785-1810
Deed Book F
Page 331

This Indenture made in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety
three and in the seventeenth year of American Independence between Peter Parham and
Rachel Parham his wife of the county of Columbia & State of Georgia of the one part &
Elijah Fuller of the County of Greene & State aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth
that the said Peter Parham & Rachel his wife hath for the sum of fifty pounds in hand
paid bargained & sold to by these presents doth bargain sell release & confirm unto
the said Elijah Fuller his heirs, executors & assigns all that tract or parcel of land
situate(sic) lying & being in the county of Greene and State aforesaid containing two
hundred acres joining Wm. Burford, Cornelius Batchelors, Eustice Daniell & Issac Boring
on the waters of old Town Creek & is bounded or followeth. Beginning at a chestnut
turning South 45E 40 chains to a red oak: thence North 45E 50 chains to a black oak
thence N 45W 40 chains to a Wo. oak; thence South 45w 50 chains to the beginning.
Together all and singular the rights members & appentenances whatsoever whereunto
belonging or in any wise appertaining with all houses orchards woods & underwoods
unto the said Elijah Fuller his heirs & assigns forever. I the said Peter Parham &
Rachel his wife shall & will warrant and forever defend the said land & premises from
themselves, their heirs executors, administrators & assigns from every other person or
persons whatsoever unto the said Elijah Fuller his heirs & assigns forever in witness
whereof the said Peter Parham & Rachel his wife haft herein to set their hands & seal
this (blank) day of December 1793.

In presence of Intertined in the sixth line & ninth line before signed\
Helan \
Lewis Wiggans Peter Parham [seal]\
Rachel Parham [seal]

Personally appeared before me Lewis Wiggins the within subscribing witness & proved
the within deed that he saw. I Helan attend the same. Certified this 6th Oct 1794
Wm Cochran JP
Registered the 14th of Sept 1796
P(?)ark CLK





1805 Georgia Land Lottery - Blank Draw

1820 Green Co, GA census - 120001-2001
Fuller, Elijah
State: Georgia Year: 1820
County: Greene Roll: M33_8
Township: Unknown Townships Page: 233
Image: 179
Males       up to 10yr = 1
      10-16yr = 2
      45 &up = 1
Females up to 10yr = 1
      10-16yr = 2
      26-45yr = 1
Slaves -
      Males = 9
      Females = 12

(Listed 1820 Census Index for Males are Elijah W., David and John B Fuller)

1821 Sep. 3 Coaimant: Fuller, Elijah County of Claim: Greene
Date Petition Signed: Sept. 3 1821
Type of Instrument: Affidavid
Officials: Thomas Stocks JIC C Porter, J IC Sterling Grimes JIC CLayborn
Maddox JIC
Other Names John Browning
Subject: The above named Justices attest to the good character and
credibility of Elijah Fuller and John Browning

He made a later statement that John Browning (His brother-in-law ) now lived out of state.

***NOTES on Greene Co., GA
Keep in mind, when researching residents of Greene County, Georgia, that
before 1786, Greene was a part of Washington County, Georgia.
In 1793, part of Greene County became Hancock County.
In 1794, part of Greene County became Ogelthorpe County.
In 1802, part of Greene County became Clarke County and
in 1825, part of Greene County became Taliaferro County.

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Greene County, Georgia Will Book F, Pg 87; Will of Elijah Fuller - May 5, 1824

"In the name of God, Amen, I Elijah Fuller of the county of Greene, state of Georgia, being sick & weak in body, but sound in mind & memory & calling unto mind the mortality of my body and knowing it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this my last will & testiment that is to say principally of all I have I recommend my soul unto the hands of Almightly God that gave it & my body to dust from whence it came & as to such world's estate whereas it hathe pleased God to give me within this life time & all use the same in the following manner. First, it is my will and desire that all my just debts be paid as also any funeral expenses. 2nd I give & bequeath to my loving wife, Elizabeth Fuller, the tract of lands wherein I now live during her widowhood & at her intermarriage to be sold & the money thence arising to be equally divided among the said Elizabeth Fuller, Jessee Fuller, Alfred Fuller, Green Fuller, the heirs of David Fuller, the bodily heirs of Millie Glaze, the present heirs of Phoebe Fuller, Celia Fuller, Elijah Fuller, John B. Fuller, Eliza Fuller, Martha Ann Fuller and Simon Fuller. If the said Elizabeth Fuller should die before intermarriage then all the said Land to be sold & the money thence coming to be equally divided among the rest of above named heirs. I give & bequeath to my daughter Polly Daniel the sum of one dollar to be paid out the estate. I give & bequeath to my sons Alfred & Green Fuller the sum of one hundred & ten dollars each to be paid out my estate. I give & bequeath to the heirs of David Fuller the sum of one hundred dollars to be paid out of my estate. I give & bequeath to the present heirs of Phoebe Fuller the sum of eighty dollars. I give & bequeath to the bodily heirs of Millie Glaze the sum of eighty dollars. I give & bequeath to Celia Fuller the sume of one hundred & fifteen dollars. I give & bequeath to Elijah Fuller, John B. Fuller, Eliza Fuller, Martha Ann Fuller and Simon Fuller the sum of one hundred & fifteen dollars. I give & bequeath to my wife Elizabeth Fuller the sum of one hundred & fifteen dollars. I give & bequeath to my daughter Milly (P 88) Glaze the sum of one dollar. I give & bequeath to my daughter Phoebe Fuller & my son David Fuller the sum of one dollar each. It is my will & desire that all the rest of my estate be equally divided among the before mentioned heirs of Jessee Fuller, Alfred Fuller, Green Fuller, the heirs of David Fuller, the present heirs of Phoebe Fuller, the bodily heirs of Millie Glaze, Celia Fuller, Elijah Fuller, John B. Fuller, Eliza Fuller, Martha Ann Fuller & Simon Fuller & Elizabeth Fuller. It is my will & desire that my daughter Celia's part of my estate be & remain in the hands of my Executors until she hath a bodily heir, but to receive & have every advantage arising therefrom. It is also my desire that a negro woman in the name of Betty, at the distribution of my property should remain in the hands of some of my wife's first children. Lastly I constitute ordain & appoint my sons Alfred & Green Fuller my sole executors of this my will & testament ratifying & confirming this & no other to be my last will & testament in writing whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this 8th day of December one thousand eight hundred & twenty five."
Signed, sealed & Acknowledged his in the presence of Elijah X Fuller
Abraham Yeats James Culberson mark

Georgia Personally appeared before us Abraham Yeats & John Bird & James Culberson
Greene County subscribing witnesses to the within will who being duly sworn depose & say that they saw Elijah Fuller sign seal & heard him pronounce & publish the foregoing instrument in writing as his last will & testament. That they each believed him to be of perfect sound mind & memory at the time of his so doing & that they each in the presence of the testator subscribed their name in witness thereto. Sworn to & subscribed before us this 5 day of May 1824 Abraham Yeats
Thomas Hooks J.P.C. John Bird
David J Terrill J.P.C. James Culberson
Recorded 7th December 1825, Ebenezer Torrance Clerk


More About Elijah Fuller:
Census: 1786, Caswell County, NC; Men ov 21 & under 60 = 1; Men under 21 & ovr 60 = 1; Female = 112
Georgia Land Lottery: 1805, Blank draw
Military service: Patriot; Private 71st Regt. G. M. Troup County
Property: 1787, Indian damage claim in Greene County, GA
Residence: 1777, Moved to Caswell Co, NC abt 1777
Tax List: 1776, Orange (now Caswell Co.) County, NC13

Notes for Cenith "Sincy" Browning:
Also shown as Cenith/Cena/Sincy/Ascenia/Senah

Notes for Elizabeth Boggis:
**Note - It is believed that Elizabeth had been married to a Boggus. Her son, Robert Boggus, married Elizabeth's step-daughter, Phoebe. Phoebe had first been married to a James Fuller (unrelated). This information was obtained from the family history of the Robert and Pheobe Boggus family**

Location of 1838 Land Granted (based on 1832 Land Lottery)

First Section
District County Name, and Roads, as of Jan. 1, 1838

6th Union and Lumpkins Co’s, GA.
7th Union Co., GA.
8th, 9th Union Co.,, GA.; North Carolina Line
10th, 16th Union Co., GA.
17th Union Co., GA; State Line
18th Union Co., GA.; Unicoy Rd.
19th Union Co., GA; Wiley’s Rd.

Second Section
District County Name, and Roads, as of Jan. 1, 1838
4th Cherokee Co., GA; Federal Rd.
5th, 6th, 7th Gilmer Co., GA
8th Gilmer Co. GA.; North Carolina Line
9th Gilmer Co. GA; N.C. and Tenn. Lines
10th, 11th, 12th Gilmer Co. GA
13th, 14th Cherokee Co., GA
20th Cobb Co., GA
22nd, 23rd Cass (Bartow) and Cherokee Co’s, GA
24th Murray and Gilmer Co’s, GA; Federal Rd., Sally Hughes Rd.
25th, 26th Murray and Gilmer Co’s, GA; Tenn. Line

Third Section
5th, 6th Cass Co., GA (Now Bartow)
7th, 8th, 9th Murray Co., GA
10th Murray Co., GA Tenn. Line
11th Murray Co., GA; Ala. & Tenn. Rds, Tenn. Line
12th,13th,14th Murray Co., GA
15th, 16th Cass Co., GA (Now Bartow)
2nd, 23rd, 24th Floyd Co., GA
25th, 26th Walker Co, GA
27th Walker Co., GA Ala. Rd.
28th Walker Co., GA, Tenn. Line, Alabama Rd. and Federal Rd.

Fourth Section

4th Floyd Co., GA., Ala. Rd.
5th Floyd Co., Ga
6th Walker Co., GA.; Brainerds Rd.
7th, 8th Walker Co., GA
9th Walker Co., GA.; Tenn. Line, Crawfish Rd. and Federal Rd.
10th Walker Co., GA; Racoon Mountain and Lookout Mountain; Tenn. Line
11th Walker Co., GA
12th Walker Co., GA.; summit of Lookout Mtn.
13th Walker Co., GA.; Ala. Line
14th, 15th Floyd Co., GA Ala. Line
18th Walker Co., GA.; Brown’s Ferry Rd., Ala. Line
19th Walker Co. GA,; Ala-Tenn corner, Nickajack
The following codes apply:
D-S-Lot= District, Section, and Lot Number of awarded land
fr.= Fractional Lot
w.r.s.= Widow of a Rev. Soldier
r.s. = Rev. War soldier
ors. = Orphan(s) of a Revolutionary War soldier
* = Land granted prior to 1838

The title of this book is : CHEROKEE LAND LOTTERY, FORTUNATE DRAWERS
By James F. Smith, 1838, Published by "Rare Book Reprints" 1998
District Section       Lot      Surname First             Code      Residence Dist.             County
12      3      310      Fuller      Elizabeth*      w.r.s.             146th            Greene

1830 Census - Greene Co, GA
Pg 272 Rankim Dist.
Roll: M19_17
Name            Males                                    Females
Elizabeth Fuller      Under 5 = 0; 5-10=0;10-15=0;15-20=1;20-30=0;30-40=0      Under 5=0;5-10=1;10-15=2;20-30=0;40-50=1
40-50 Slaves
(This is believed to be Elizabeth Boggus Fuller; living next door to her son, Robert Boggust)

Source:
Minute Court of Ordinary Wills
1828-1836; Page 35
Index - End; Greene Co., GA Courthouse
Greensborough, Greene Co., GA -
Monday, 5th of Jan. 1831 session
(Presiding Honors; Thomas Stocks, William Cone, Robert Booth, Francis West)

"An application of Thomas P Janis, guardian of Eliza Fuller, Martha Ann Fuller and Simeon Fuller, heirs of Elijah Fuller deceased, prays the court to appoint suitable persons to divide the property of said (lands?) among them so as to give each an equal Share. - "

"It is ordered that Wm Janis, K. L. Harralson, Jonathan Harralson, John H. Veazey & Wm Green or a majority of them be and they are hereby appointed to divide the property belonging to the above orphans between them share and share alike -- ."
(These are the children of Elijah Fuller & Elizabeth Boggus-Fuller)

Database: Georgia Cherokee Land Lottery, 1832
Name: Elizabeth Fuller
Number: 310
District: TWELFTH DISTRICT, THIRD SECTION, CHEROKEE
Residence: 148th
County: Greene
Comment: widow. revolutionary soldier.; granted previous to the first day of January, 1838
Source Information:
Georgia Cherokee Land Lottery, 1832.
Original data: Smith, James F. The Cherokee Land Lottery, Containing a Numerical List of the Names of the Fortunate
Drawers in Said Lottery. New York: - , 1838.

Notes from internet posting...

Robert Boggus moved to Troup Co. Ga. in 1834 and his Mother (Elizabeth) was with him and her 3 children. Bought 200 acres...he was later to Franklin Heard Co. Ga. Elizabeth lived near Hogansville, Troup County, Ga. (Edith Boggus Withe rs 5399 Crestland Ct. Stone Mt. Ga.)

1840 Census - Troup Co,. GA
District 673
Roll 704_51
Page 355B
(14th from the top)
Robert Boggus
Males Of 5 and Under = 0
of 5 and under 10 = 1
of 10 and under 15 = 2
0f 15 and under 20 = 1
Males of 30 and under 40 = 1
Females - under 5 = 0
of 5 and under 10 = 1
of 50 and under 60 = 2
(3 Male and 2 female slaves)
(The age of the Female of 50 and under 60 would be in line with Robert's mother, Elizabeth Boggus-Fuller)

1860 Census - Lutherville, Meriwether, Co., GA
July 12, 1860
Page 82 (orig page no.)
LN      Dwelling      NAME            AGE      SEX      Occup      Prop Value/Prsnl Value      PLB
4      583      Martha A Keith      41      F      Farming      2900      /      8000      GA
            Perry A      "      21      M                              GA
            Albert M "      19      M                              GA
            G (?). W. "      17      M                              GA
            Martha A "      13      F                              GA
            Mary F. "      11      F                              GA
            Jackson "      9      M                              GA
            Ed Y.            7      M                              GA
            Elizabeth Fuller      80      F                              VA



More About Elizabeth Boggis:
Census: 1830, Greene County, GA14
Georgia Land Lottery: 183215
     
Children of Elijah Fuller and Cenith Browning are:
+ 2 i.   Jesse Franklin Fuller5 (Twin), born 12 May 1784 in Hillsborough Co., NC; died 24 Jan 1844 in Perry County, AL.
+ 3 ii.   John Alfred Fuller (Twin), born 12 May 1784 in Hillsborough Co., NC; died 03 Jul 1856 in Perry County, AL.
  4 iii.   Polly Fuller16, born 1786 in Caswell County, NC; died Bef. 1880. She married John Daniel 11 Jun 1808 in Greene County, GA17; born Abt. 1780; died Bef. 1870.
  Notes for Polly Fuller:
She got $1 in Father's will.

+ 5 iv.   Phoebe Fuller, born 07 Mar 1788 in Greene County, GA; died 03 Dec 1867 in Franklin, Heard County, GA.
+ 6 v.   Greene FULLER, born 1792 in Greene Co, Georgia; died 22 Nov 1880 in Russell Co, Alabama.
+ 7 vi.   Amelia (Milley) Fuller, born 1796 in Greene County, GA; died Abt. 1827 in Louisiana.
+ 8 vii.   David FULLER, born 1798 in Greene County, GA; died 24 Dec 1885 in Camp Hill, Tallapoosa, AL.
  9 viii.   Celia Fuller18, born Bef. 1800 in Greene County, GA; died Bet. 1828 - 1847. She married Addison ELLIS19,20 12 Jul 1821 in Green County, Ga21,22; born 1799 in South Carolina; died Bet. 1850 - 1880.
  More About Addison ELLIS:
Census: 1850, Pontotoc County, MS
+ 10 ix.   John Browning Fuller, Sr., born 18 Feb 1803 in Greene County, GA; died 24 Mar 1885 in Meriwether Co., GA.
+ 11 x.   Elijah William Fuller, born 1805 in Greene County, GA; died Bet. 1870 - 1900.
     
Children of Elijah Fuller and Elizabeth Boggis are:
+ 12 i.   Elizabeth5 Fuller, born Abt. 1812 in Greene County, GA; died Bet. 1847 - 1849 in Troup Co., Ga.
+ 13 ii.   Martha Ann Fuller, born 1818 in Greene County, GA; died Bet. 1860 - 1900.
+ 14 iii.   Simeon (Simon) Fuller, born Abt. 1821 in Greene County, GA; died Aft. 1870 in Columbia Co., AR.

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