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Edward Fuller

BirthJanuary 12, 1654 - Lynn, Massachusetts Colony
Death30 Mar 1743 - Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
MotherELIZABETH EMERSON
FatherJohn Fuller

Born in Lynn, Massachusetts Colony on January 12, 1654 to John Fuller and ELIZABETH EMERSON. Edward Fuller married HANNAH LEWIS (Melven) GGM and had 14 children. He passed away on 30 Mar 1743 in Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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John Fuller
1620 - 1666
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Elizabeth Emerson
1621 - 1700
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Lewis (Melven) Ggm
1655 - 1696
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Hannah Morton
1659 - 1738
Children Show all
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Abigail Fuller
1703 - 1797
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Joseph Fuller
1707 - 1766
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Nathaniel I Fuller
1701 - 1730
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Edward Fuller
1695 - 1720
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Hannah Fuller
1698 - 1795
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Jonathan Fuller
1686 - 1764
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Mary Fuller
1689 - Unknown
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Rebecca Fuller
1692 - 1750
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John Fuller
1686 - Unknown
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David Melvin
1690 - 1745
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Hannah Melvin
1681 - Unknown
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Benjamin Melvin
1694 - 1740
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Jonathan Melvin
1688 - 1737
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Robert Melvin
1682 - Unknown

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