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James IX Fuller

Birthabt Aug 1730 - Felsted, Essex, England
DeathApr 1820 - Felsted, Essex, England
MotherANN ODDY
FatherJohn V Fuller

Born in Felsted, Essex, England on abt Aug 1730 to John V Fuller and ANN ODDY. James IX Fuller married Elizabeth Bickmore and had 8 children. He passed away on Apr 1820 in Felsted, Essex, England.

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John V Fuller
1700 - 1769
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Ann Oddy
1701 - 1731
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Elizabeth Bickmore
1732 - Unknown
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Martha Oliver
Unknown - 1754
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Martha Fuller
1744 - 1745
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Will Fuller
1749 - 1750
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John Fuller
1749 - 1797
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Sarah Fuller
1748 - Unknown
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Ann Fuller
1742 - Unknown
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John Fuller
1747 - 1749
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James Fuller
1745 - 1762
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Samuel Fuller
1752 - Unknown

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