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Martha Fuller

Birth7 September 1724 - Windham County, Connecticut, USA
Death16 Apr 1792 - Hampton, Windham, Connecticut, USA
MotherHannah Moulton (6th GGM) (Fuller)
FatherStephen Fuller

Born in Windham County, Connecticut, USA on 7 September 1724 to Stephen Fuller and Hannah Moulton (6th GGM) (Fuller). Martha Fuller had 14 children. She passed away on 16 Apr 1792 in Hampton, Windham, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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Stephen Fuller
1702 - 1767
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Hannah Moulton (6Th Ggm) (Fuller)
1699 - 1782
Children Show all
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Hannah Farnham
1746 - 1842
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Reuben Farnham
1748 - 1826
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William Farnham
1745 - 1777
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John Farnham
1759 - 1798
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Anna Farnham
1750 - 1835
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Martha Farnham Cummins
1743 - 1818
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Stephen Farnham
1752 - Unknown
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Isiah Farnham
1758 - 1759
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Abigail Farnham
1754 - 1755
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Bulah Farnam
1766 - 1838
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Amasa Farnham
1763 - 1764
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Ellis Farnham
1756 - Unknown
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Ellis Farnam
1756 - 1757
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Ephraim Farnham
1759 - 1783

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