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Descendants of Elijah Fuller

Generation No. 2

      2. Jesse Franklin Fuller⁵ (Twin) (Elijah⁴ Fuller, Nehemiah³, John², John¹)²³ was born 12 May 1784 in Hillsborough Co., NC ²⁴, and died 24 Jan 1844 in Perry County, AL²⁴. He married Mary Elizabeth (Polly) Jackson²⁵ 25 Nov 1807 in Greene County, GA ²⁶, daughter of Greene Jackson and Clarisey Yeates. She was born 27 Mar 1789 in Greene County, GA ²⁷, and died 22 May 1849 in Perry County, AL ²⁸.

Notes for Jesse Franklin Fuller (Twin):
1830 Census, Perry Co, AL; Unknown Townships
Page 64; Perryville Beat
Jessee Fuller
Males
Under 5 = 1; 5-10=1; 10-15=1;30-40=1
Women
Children; 5-10=1;20-30=1

Story from Tammy Fuller Gest:
" Jesse Franklin Fuller was bom in Hillsborough County, North Carolina and married Mary Elizabeth Jackson on November 25, 1807 in Greene County, Georgia. Jesse and his family moved to Perry County, Alabama, in the early 1820's. Jesse's twin brother, John Alfted, owned a large plantation in Perry County, and Jesse was the overseer. One day Jesse was supervising the clearing of land, with the slaves doing the work. A slave came over to him and asked him to move for fear the tree they were working on would fall on him. Jesse told the slave to keep on with his work, that he would move when the time came. The slave went back to work, gave the tree another whack, and it fell on Jesse, killing him. It was said that the slave should have been lynched, as a lot of slaves in the area had killed their masters, but the whole thing had been witnessed by Jesse's children who were coming home from school at just that time. They knew that the slave was not at fault."

Shiloh Cemetery Perry County, Alabama is located in eastern Perry County between the upper Oakmulgee and Little Oakmulgee Creeks, four miles east of Perryville and six miles north of Summerfield. Specifically it is located in Section 22, Range I OE and Township 19 in Perry County, Alabama. This cemetery has been abandoned for many years, is overgrown with trees and other woodland vegetation and difficult to locate. Access is by deteriorated, unimproved logging road.

Shiloh Cemetery, Perry County, Alabama, Head and Tombstone Inscriptions, Recorded by Lloyd and Pat White, 5814 Chapetwood Way, Dallas, Texas 75228 and J. Hugh LeBaron, 100 South Rosebud Lane, Starkville MS 39759, Hlebaron@aol.com.

Jesse F. Fuller "SACRED to the memory of JESSE FULLER
who was bom May 12, 17 84 and died January 24th 1844 aged 59 years 8 months 12 days".

Mary Fuller, Wife of Jesse F.
bom Mar. 27,1789
died May 22, 1849

George E. Fuller
son of Jesse & Mary Fuller
bom Jan. 25, 1834
died Dec. 7, 1857

More About JESSEE FRANKLIN FULLER:
Immigration: 1817, moved to Alabama
Lottery: 1807, Ga Land Lottery
Property: 1837, Perry co, AL Land Grant

Notes for MARY ELIZABETH JACKSON:
Parents: Greene Jackson & Clara Yeates

Mary Fuller Guardian Appointment,April 1845, Perry Co., Al.
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100 South Rosebud Lane
Starkville, MS 39759
Copyright 3-10-2000,J. Hugh LeBaron
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Mary Fuller Appointment as Administrator for Jesse Fuller Estate The State of Alabama Perry County Know all men by these presents that we, MARY FULLER & JESSE F. FULLER & THOMAS HARVILLE & JOHN B. BURFORD are held and firmly bound unto JOHN P. GRAHAM, Judge of the County Court of the county aforesaid, for the sum of twenty-four thousand dollars to be paid to the said John P. Graham or his successors in office such payment to be made we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators jointly, severally and firmly by these presents. Sealed with our seals and dated this sixteenth day of February A. D. 1844. The conditions of the above obligation is such that which the above bounden MARY FULLER and JESSE F. FULLER have been duly appointed administrators of all and singular the goods and chattel rights and credits of JESSE FULLER deceased. Now if the said MARY FULLER & JESSE F. FULLER shall well and truly perform all the duties which are or may be by law required of them as such administrators then the above obligations to be paid & to remain in full force and virtue. Mary (x) Fuller Jesse F. Fuller Thomas Harville John B. Burford Signed, sealed and acknowledged Before me this 16th day of Feby 1844. Jno Cunningham, Clerk Recorded February 20th 1844 Jno Cunningham, Registrar \\

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State of Alabama \
Perry County \

Orphan's Court April Term in vacation April 3, 1845. Know all men by these presents, that we, MARY FULLER, JOHN BAILEY and SEBORN J. FULLER, are well and firmly bound unto JOHN P. GRAHAM, Judge of the County of the county aforesaid, in the sum of five thousand dollars to be paid to the same John P. Graham or his successors in office to which payment well and truly to be made & we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators jointly, severally and firmly by these presents affix our seals and 3d day of April A. D. 1845. The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas the above bounden MARY FULLER has been duly appointed Guardian of the persons and Estate of SILAS M., JERRERSON F. & GEORGE E. FULLER who are minors and heirs of their brother WILLIAM E. FULLER late of Louisiana and Union Parish deceased. Now if the said Mary Fuller shall well and truly perform all the duties which are, or may be, by law required of her as such Guardian then the above obligation to be paid otherwise to remain in full force day and date above written.

                                    Mary Fuller
                                    John Baily
                                    S. J. Fuller
Signed, sealed and acknowledged in open court before me.
                                    Jno Cunningham, Clerk

Recorded April 3 A. D. 1845
            Jno Cunningham, Registrar

Note: William E. Fuller accidentally shot and killed himself on February 7, 1844 while duck hunting in Union Parish, Louisiana where he lived. He was born in Perry County, Alabama and was 24 years old and unmarried at the time of his death. William's parents were Jesse Franklin Fuller, Sr. and Mary Elizabeth Jackson and his grandparents were Elijah Fuller, Sincy Browning, Green B. Jackson and Clara Yeates. Seaborn Jones Fuller who signed the bond was the brother of William E. Fuller and the three Fuller heirs listed in the bond. Silas Fuller's full name was Silas Marion Fuller. Mary Fuller is Mary Jackson, mother of the deceased and the heirs.

[Punctuation added by Transcriber]

The Shiloh Cemetery is in a deteriorated state. There six graves inside a partially fenced area with no headstones or headstones that are unreadable and five crypts without tombstones. There are also numerous sunken graves without markers. Some of the headstone inscriptions transcribed above were located under six to eight inches of earth and roots and had to be uncovered with great labor. The entire cemetery is overgrown with trees and other woodland growth.

Notes by J. Hugh LeBaron: Jesse Franklin Fuller was born in Hillsborough County, North Carolina and married Mary Elizabeth Jackson on November 25, 1807 in Greene County, Georgia. His parents were Elijah Fuller and Sincy Browning. His children included Elijah Green Fuller (1809) who married Lucinda Cook; Lucinda B. Fuller (1812-1844) who married Isaac Curtis Mayes; Andrew Jackson Fuller (1814)
who married Jane Harris and Margaret Henry; Seaborn Jones Fuller (1816-1883) who married Nancy E. Dennis; Jesse Franklin Fuller, Jr. (1818) who married Nancy J. Payne; William E. Fuller (1820-1844); John Alfred Fuller, Sr. (1822-1900) who married Cynthia P. Miree; David Wyche Fuller (1826); James Robert Fuller (1827) who married Nancy Isabella Heard; Silas Marion Fuller (1828-1912) who married
Elizabeth Jane Autrey; Jefferson F. Fuller (1830); and George E. Fuller (1834-1857). Mary Elizabeth Jackson was the daughter of Green B. and Clarisey Jackson. Mary was born in Greene County, Georgia. James Jackson was the son of Green B. Jackson. James Jackson was born in 1801 in Greene County, Georgia. In addition to Martha Elizabeth and Susan Edney Jackson buried in the Shiloh Cemetery, his children were Edwin Jackson (1827), Columbus Jackson (1831), Alva Jackson (1835), Turner Jackson (1835) and Helen Jackson (1839). Green B. Jackson was born in Edgefield District, South Carolina and was the son of John Jackson. He married Clarisey Unknown about 1786. He moved to Perry County, Alabama from Greene County, Georgia in 1819 and settled along the Little Oakmulgee Creek acquiring over 500 acres of land. In addition to Mary Elizabeth Jackson, Green's children included Elsa Jackson who married her cousin, Abraham G. Jackson, William Jackson, Edna Jackson (1797-1881) who married John B. Burford, John Y. Jackson (1800-1859), James Jackson 1801), and Abraham Wyche Jackson (1805-1880) who married Jane F. Crow, daughter of Reverend Charles Crow, Sarah M. Corgill and Martha Louisa Provost. Benjamin J. T. Harville was born about 1822 and the son of Thomas Harvill. His children include James F. Harvill (1847), William E. Harvill (1848), Benjamin H. Harvill (1852), Mary A. Harvill (1855) and Martha J. Harvill (1857) William M. L. Johnson and his wife Martha A. were the parents of Henrietta Louisa Johnson. They lived near the Shiloh Cemetery in the Perryville Beat. William was born 1825 in Alabama and Martha was born in 1827 in Alabama. There other children included Robert Q. Johnson (1846), William D. Johnson (1854) and James B. Johnson (1859). Judith Fuller Harris is the daughter of Elijah William Fuller and Cenith B. Fuller. Elijah William Fuller was born in 1810 in Georgia and died in 1867. Cenith B. Fuller was born 1813 in Georgia. She married William Fuller on January 30, 1829. Their children included Green H. Fuller (1840) who moved to Texas; Melissa (1841) who moved to Mississippi, Sarah J. (1844) who married William Harris, her dead sister's husband, and moved to Texas; Susan T. (1845) who married William W. Causby (1843), a next door neighbor of the Fullers and moved to Texas; and Mary P. (1850) who married W. W. Edwards and moved to Mississippi.

More About Jesse Franklin Fuller (Twin):
Burial: Shiloh Cemetery, Perry Co, AL ²⁹
Cause of Death: Died due to injuries received when a tree fell on him.
Census: 1830, Perry County, AL; Pg 64 - 2223001-00101
Property: 1837, Perry Co, Alabama - Land Grant
Residence: 1821, Moved to Perry Co, AL
Tax List: 1809, Greene County, GA ³⁰

Notes for Mary Elizabeth (Polly) Jackson:
Mary Fuller App. as Admn. for Jesse Fuller Estate, Feb. 1844, Perry Co.,AL
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Mary Fuller Appointment as Administrator for Jesse Fuller Estate

The State of Alabama \
Perry County \

Know all men by these presents that we, MARY FULLER & JESSE F. FULLER & THOMAS
HARVILLE & JOHN B. BURFORD are held and firmly bound unto JOHN P. GRAHAM, Judge
of the County Court of the county aforesaid, for the sum of twenty-four thousand
dollars to be paid to the said John P. Graham or his successors in office such
payment to be made we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators
jointly, severally and firmly by these presents. Sealed with our seals and
dated this sixteenth day of February A. D. 1844.

The conditions of the above obligation is such that which the above bounden MARY
FULLER and JESSE F. FULLER have been duly appointed administrators of all and
singular the goods and chattel rights and credits of JESSE FULLER deceased.

Now if the said MARY FULLER & JESSE F. FULLER shall well and truly perform all
the duties which are or may be by law required of them as such administrators
then the above obligations to be paid & to remain in full force and virtue.

                                    Mary (x) Fuller
                                    Jesse F. Fuller
                                    Thomas Harville
                                    John B. Burford

Signed, sealed and acknowledged
Before me this 16th day of Feby
1844.
Jno Cunningham, Clerk

      Recorded February 20th 1844
      Jno Cunningham, Registrar

NOTE: The deceased Jesse Fuller listed above was Jesse Franklin Fuller, Sr. who
was born on May 12, 1874 in Hillsborough County, North Carolina. He married
Mary Elizabeth Jackson in Greene County, Georgia on November 28, 1807, and he
died on January 24, 1844 in Perry County, Alabama. The younger Jesse F. Fuller
listed as an administrator in the above document was Jesse Franklin Fuller, Jr.
born who was born in Alabama in 1818. Fuller family tradition has it that Jesse
died when a tree fell on him while land was being cleared. John B. Burford was
married to Mary Jackson's sister, Edna Jackson.
Thomas Harvill was married to Mary Crow whose sister Jane F. was married to
Abraham W. Jackson, the brother of Mary and Edna Jackson.

[Punctuation added by transcriber]

Mary Fuller Guardian Appointment,April 1845, Perry Co., Al.
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State of Alabama \
Perry County \

Orphan's Court April Term in vacation April 3, 1845. Know all men by these
presents, that we, MARY FULLER, JOHN BAILEY and SEBORN J. FULLER, are well and
firmly bound unto JOHN P. GRAHAM, Judge of the County of the county aforesaid,
in the sum of five thousand dollars to be paid to the same John P. Graham or his
successors in office to which payment well and truly to be made & we bind
ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators jointly, severally and firmly
by these presents affix our seals and 3d day of April A. D. 1845. The condition
of the above obligation is such that whereas the above bounden MARY FULLER has
been duly appointed Guardian of the persons and Estate of SILAS M., JERRERSON F.
& GEORGE E. FULLER who are minors and heirs of their brother WILLIAM E. FULLER
late of Louisiana and Union Parish deceased. Now if the said Mary Fuller shall
well and truly perform all the duties which are, or may be, by law required of
her as such Guardian then the above obligation to be paid otherwise to remain in
full force day and date above written.

                                    Mary Fuller
                                    John Baily
                                    S. J. Fuller
Signed, sealed and acknowledged in open court before me.
                                    Jno Cunningham, Clerk

Recorded April 3 A. D. 1845
            Jno Cunningham, Registrar

Note: William E. Fuller accidentally shot and killed himself on February 7, 1844
while duck hunting in Union Parish, Louisiana where he lived. He was born in
Perry County, Alabama and was 24 years old and unmarried at the time of his
death. William's parents were Jesse Franklin Fuller, Sr. and Mary Elizabeth
Jackson and his grandparents were Elijah Fuller, Sincy Browning, Green B.
Jackson and Clara Yeates. Seaborn Jones Fuller who signed the bond was the
brother of William E. Fuller and the three Fuller heirs listed in the bond.
Silas Fuller's full name was Silas Marion Fuller. Mary Fuller is Mary Jackson,
mother of the deceased and the heirs.

[Punctuation added by Transcriber]

More About Mary Elizabeth (Polly) Jackson:
Burial: Shiloh Cemetery, Perry Co, AL ³¹

Children of Jesse (Twin) and Mary Jackson are:

	15	i.	Melcenia⁶ Fuller. She married (?) Macey.
+	16	ii.	Elijah Gaddess Fuller, born 1809 in Greene County, GA; died Bet. 1861 - 1901 in Union Parrish, LA.
+	17	iii.	Lucinda (Cenith?) B. Fuller, born 07 Nov 1812 in Greene County, GA; died 25 Oct 1844 in Union Parish, LA.
+	18	iv.	Andrew Jackson Fuller, born 1813 in Greene County, GA; died 06 May 1901 in Grant Parrish, LA.
+	19	v.	Rev. Seaborn Jones Fuller, Sr, born 20 May 1816 in Greene County, GA; died 20 Dec 1883 in Logan County, AR.
+	20	vi.	Jessie Franklin Fuller, Jr, born 01 Jun 1818 in Perry County, AL; died 01 Jun 1879 in Booth, Scott County, AR.
	21	vii.	William E. Fuller, born 1820 in Perry County, AL; died 07 Feb 1844 in Union Parish, LA.

Notes for William E. Fuller:
CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: mfullergard.txt)

Mary Fuller Guardian Appointment,April 1845, Perry Co., Al.
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State of Alabama \
Perry County \

Orphan's Court April Term in vacation April 3, 1845. Know all men by these
presents, that we, MARY FULLER, JOHN BAILEY and SEBORN J. FULLER, are well and
firmly bound unto JOHN P. GRAHAM, Judge of the County of the county aforesaid,
in the sum of five thousand dollars to be paid to the same John P. Graham or his
successors in office to which payment well and truly to be made & we bind
ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators jointly, severally and firmly
by these presents affix our seals and 3d day of April A. D. 1845. The condition
of the above obligation is such that whereas the above bounden MARY FULLER has
been duly appointed Guardian of the persons and Estate of SILAS M., JERRERSON F.
& GEORGE E. FULLER who are minors and heirs of their brother WILLIAM E. FULLER
late of Louisiana and Union Parish deceased. Now if the said Mary Fuller shall
well and truly perform all the duties which are, or may be, by law required of
her as such Guardian then the above obligation to be paid otherwise to remain in
full force day and date above written.

Mary Fuller
John Baily
S. J. Fuller
Signed, sealed and acknowledged in open court before me.
Jno Cunningham, Clerk

Recorded April 3 A. D. 1845
Jno Cunningham, Registrar

Note: William E. Fuller accidentally shot and killed himself on February 7, 1844
while duck hunting in Union Parish, Louisiana where he lived. He was born in
Perry County, Alabama and was 24 years old and unmarried at the time of his
death. William's parents were Jesse Franklin Fuller, Sr. and Mary Elizabeth
Jackson and his grandparents were Elijah Fuller, Sincy Browning, Green B.
Jackson and Clara Yeates. Seaborn Jones Fuller who signed the bond was the
brother of William E. Fuller and the three Fuller heirs listed in the bond.
Silas Fuller's full name was Silas Marion Fuller. Mary Fuller is Mary Jackson,
mother of the deceased and the heirs.

[Punctuation added by Transcriber]

In a letter dtd. Jan. 22, 1981 from Edna Liggin who was the librarian in
Bernice, LA I quote:
"There is a record of a William Fuller who died in Union Parish 2-7-1844, a
bachelor, without children, who left considerable property. His heirs were
his parents, Jesse and Mary Fuller, and brothers Seborn J., Elijah, David,
James, George, and Jefferson, while a sister Lucene Fuller was the wife of
Isaac Mayes. Some of these, records state, were still back in Alabama.
Included in the list of his property when his will was probated were a set
of the works of Jefferson, a Bible and the life of Napoleon. He just had
one frying pan and one bed. He had 240 acres of land in the new Parish of Union,
in North Louisiana.
The brother Seborn was born may 20, 1816 in Green County, Ga., came to
Alabama, then to Louisiana. It seems the Fullers were on the move. Seborn
came to Shiloh to become of significence in that place's history. He found
the little settlement without a pastor for the newly established church and
so he preached. No doubt he was of a scholarly nature. He might have
inherited the books of his brother, William. However, the church called
Jesse Tubb to be the first pastor. Maybe, Seborn Fuller did not want the
responsibility. Another record I put into my history of Shiloh church long
ago is that Elder Richard Fuller was the first pastor, followed by Jesse
Tubb. Levi Fuller and his wife were included in the charter members of the
church."

More About William E. Fuller:
Cause of Death: Accidentally shot himself while hunting

+	22	viii.		John Alfred Fuller, Sr, born 29 Jul 1821 in Perry County, AL; died 21 Aug 1900 in Marion, Perry County, AL.
	23	ix.		David Wyche Fuller, born 1826 in Perry County, AL; died Bet. 1861 - 1900 in Union Parish, LA.

Notes for David Wyche Fuller:
1860 Census - Shiloh, Union Parish, LA
Pg 522 (orig page 17)
June 22, 1860
LN NAME AGE SEX Occup Prov Val/Prsnl Val PLB
5 D. W. Fuller 34 M Gentleman 2,760/7,560 AL

(living with family of J Clark; not yet sure of relationship; another member in household is J J Bowls 22))

More About David Wyche Fuller:
Census: 1860, Shiloh, Union Parish, LA ³²

+	24	x.	James Robert (Richard) Fuller, born 07 Feb 1826 in Perry County, AL; died 10 Jan 1891 in Perry Co., Alabama.
+	25	xi.	Silas Marion Fuller, born 17 Mar 1828 in Perry County, AL; died 12 Jan 1912 in Dubach, Lincoln Parish, LA.
	26	xii.	Dr. Jefferson F Fuller, born Mar 1830 in Perry County, AL; died 18 Jun 1910 in Sebastian County, AR. He married Mary "Mollie" E. Gilbert; born 1845; died 25 Sep 1932 in Sebastian Co, AR.

Notes for Dr. Jefferson F Fuller:
1850 Census - Dublin Beat, Perry Co., AL
Dec 21st, 1850
Page 357
LN Dwelling NAME Age/SEX/Occup Value of Real Estate PLB
17 24 Seaborn W. Harville 27/ Physician 1500 Ala
Janette (?) 19/F "
Thos N P " ?/M "
Jefferson F Fuller 20/M Farmer "
Letha Harville 16/F

Married Mollie E Gilbet

1870 Census - Scrott Co, AR, Sugar Creek Twp: Fuller, J. F. 40 Physician 1000/250 AL
Mary E 25

AR Confederate Veterans and Widows Pension Applications: Fuller, Jeff Dr, wid 26996 Fuller, Mollie E, Co "C" 17 Rg LA-1, 62-65; wid appl_/_/25 Seba Co, vet d 18 Jun 1910. Wid d 25 Sept 1932

1877 Homestead: S1/2 SE, Sec 1, 5N 27W
SESW Sec 1, 5N 27W 165.18 Acres
NENW Sec 12, 5N 27W

More About Dr. Jefferson F Fuller:
Census: 1850, Perry County, AL ³³
Education: Tulane University
Occupation: Medical Doctor

xiii.

George Ezekiel Fuller, born 25 Jan 1834 in Perryville, Perry County, AL ³⁴; died 07 Dec 1857 in Perry County, AL³⁴.

Notes for George Ezekiel Fuller:
He died of typhoid

1850 Census - Claiborne, LA
Township 23, Ward 7
Page 143
Oct 13, 1850
LN Dwelling NAME AGE/SEX Occup Prop Value PLB
10 Seaborn, Fuller M/35 Planter 2500 GA
Nancy " F/33 AL
John N " 14/M AL
Jesse " 12/M AL
Wm E " 10/M AL
Fanny " 6/F AL
Mary " 4/F AL
Nathan P " 2/M AL
Geo E Fuller 18/M Planter 500 AL
(George E Fuller is brother of Seaborn J Fuller)

More About George Ezekiel Fuller:
Burial: Old Shiloh Cemetery, Perry Co., AL³⁴
Cause of Death: Died of typhoid fever
Census: 1850, Claiborne, LA ³⁵

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