I had been sharing some Fuller Genealogy with my niece Crystal Tuttle for her sons class and found some new stuff in the process. I was able to trace back to England on Ancestry.uk. I had noticed a Thomas Fuller that lived in Salem Mass around the time of the Salem Witch trials. A quick search turned up this confirmation. I knew we were related to the original Puritans settlers so it was plausible. FIRST GENERATION. 7 It was in this little church and society that the Salem witch- craft sprang out and spread. The Fullers took little part in public, only serving as witnesses several times, though no doubt greatly stirred and disturbed as all were. Fortunately they escaped all attack by the witches. A new church was built in 1701, the first being too small. Here the Fullers attended church till 1729, when a society was formed in Middleton. Jonathan Ful- ler, Joseph Fuller, Sarah Fuller, Mary Fuller, Susanna Fuller and Susanna Fuller were of the twenty-four who received letters of dismission and were recommended to the new church at Mid- dleton. Joseph Fuller, whom this record is of is his son.
Posted on: Fri, 14 Nov 2014 02:59:41 +0000
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