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Hannah Fuller

Birth22 Nov 1795 - St. George, Knox, Maine
Death21 Dec 1870 - Rockland, Maine
MotherMary Martin
FatherJames Fuller

Born in St. George, Knox, Maine on 22 Nov 1795 to James Fuller and Mary Martin. Hannah Fuller married Edward K Robinson and had 14 children. She passed away on 21 Dec 1870 in Rockland, Maine.

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Parents
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James Fuller
1752 - 1828
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Mary Martin
1754 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Edward K Robinson
1797 - 1865
Children Show all
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Edward Robinson
1836 - 1905
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Mary Elizabeth Robinson
1831 - 1891
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Clarissa W Robinson
1838 - 1867
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Elsie F Robinson
1826 - 1902
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Abigail Robinson
1828 - Unknown
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Edward Robinson
1822 - 1835
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Sarah Robinson
1836 - Unknown
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John Robinson
1837 - Unknown
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Nathan Robinson
1815 - 1843
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Edward Penrose Robinson
1837 - 1837
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Edward Robinson
1826 - Unknown
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John Robinson
1828 - Unknown
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Mary Robinson
1832 - 1862
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John C Robinson
1837 - 1915

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