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William Fuller

BirthMay 1763 - Worth, Sussex
Death20 Nov 1845 - Burstow, Surrey, England
MotherMary Ede
FatherJames Fuller

Born in Worth, Sussex on May 1763 to James Fuller and Mary Ede. William Fuller married Jane Simmons and had 10 children. He passed away on 20 Nov 1845 in Burstow, Surrey, England.

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James Fuller
1735 - 1795
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Mary Ede
1738 - 1800
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Jane Simmons
1761 - 1859
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Sarah Fuller
1788 - 1856
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Jane Fuller
1800 - 1886
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John Fuller
1790 - 1857
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Mary Fuller
1786 - 1847
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William Fuller
1795 - 1820
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James Fuller
1797 - 1856
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Elizabeth Fuller
1792 - Unknown
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Ann Fuller
1805 - 1884
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Thomas Fuller
1803 - 1883
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Richard Fuller
1808 - 1851

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