The Hendee Family Tree

Source: Samuel Fuller in "Mayflower Families Through Five Generations"

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Title	Samuel Fuller in "Mayflower Families Through Five Generations"

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Samuel (Mayflower passenger) Fuller

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Vol. 4 (Edward Fuller), in General Society of Mayflower Descendants. Mayflower Families Through Five Generations: Descendants of the Pilgrims who landed at Plymouth, Mass. December 1620. (New England - United States: General Society of Mayflower Descendants., Various), p. 6-8.

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3 SAMUEL(2) FULLER (Edward(1)) b. prob. England ca 1608; d. Barnstable 31 Oct. 1683. He m. Scituate 8 April 1635 JANE LOTHROP, bp. Edgerton, co. Kent, England 29 Sept. 1614; d. bef. her husband; dau of the Rev. John and Hannah (Howes) Lothrop, his first wife. The will of John Lothrop, pastor of the Church of Christ at Barnstable dated 10 Aug. 1653, probated 7 March 1653/4, names daughter Jane as already have her portion. After being left an orphan shortly after arriving in Plymouth on the MAYFLOWER, Samuel was brought up by his uncle, Dr. Samuel Fuller, the physician of the Pilgrims. Samuel was admitted a freeman in Plymouth Colony in 1634, moved to Scituate in 1635 wherehe built a house; he joined the Scituate church on 7 Nov. 1636; and was elected constable there in 1641. Sometime later he moved to Barnstable, to which his father-in-law had moved in 1638. Samuel was the only MAYFLOWER passenger to settle permanently inBarnstable and was one of the last surviving MAYFLOWER passengers. The will of Samuel Fuller Sr. of Barnstable dated 29 Oct 1683, exhibited 5 June 1684, names oldest son Samuel, son John, daughters Elizabeth Tayler, Hannah Bonham, Mary Williams and Sarah Crowe, and his Indian, Joell (bequeathed to son John); sons Samuel and John as executors. No probate record for Jane Fuller in Barnstable.

3 SAMUEL(2) FULLER (Edward(1)) b. prob. England ca 1608; d. Barnstable 31 Oct. 1683.
He m. Scituate 8 April 1635 JANE LOTHROP, bp. Edgerton, co. Kent, England 29 Sept. 1614; d. bef. her husband; dau of the Rev. John and Hannah (Howes) Lothrop, his first wife. The will of John Lothrop, pastor of the Church of Christ at Barnstable dated 10 Aug. 1653, probated 7 March 1653/4, names daughter Jane as already have her portion.
After being left an orphan shortly after arriving in Plymouth on the MAYFLOWER, Samuel was brought up by his uncle, Dr. Samuel Fuller, the physician of the Pilgrims. Samuel was admitted a freeman in Plymouth Colony in 1634, moved to Scituate in 1635 wherehe built a house; he joined the Scituate church on 7 Nov. 1636; and was elected constable there in 1641. Sometime later he moved to Barnstable, to which his father-in-law had moved in 1638. Samuel was the only MAYFLOWER passenger to settle permanently inBarnstable and was one of the last surviving MAYFLOWER passengers.
The will of Samuel Fuller Sr. of Barnstable dated 29 Oct 1683, exhibited 5 June 1684, names oldest son Samuel, son John, daughters Elizabeth Tayler, Hannah Bonham, Mary Williams and Sarah Crowe, and his Indian, Joell (bequeathed to son John); sons Samuel and John as executors.
No probate record for Jane Fuller in Barnstable.

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