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Issacher/Issachar FULLER Sr
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P-162918
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Author: Robert Williams McGuire Jr.
Issachar Fuller: Born 08 Jul 1725 in Kingston MA, died 31 Oct 1822 in Carver MA, married (1) Elizabeth Doten (1729 – 1781, also a Mayflower descendant) on 19 Jan 1747 in Plymouth MA; married (2) Lucy Tinkham on 26 Dec 1785 in Carver MA. Issachar was a fifth generation Mayflower descendant (from Dr. Samuel Fuller). Parents: John Fuller (1698-1778) and Deborah Ring (1699-1763). Children of John Fuller and Deborah Ring: 1. Eleazer (Nov 3, 1723 – Aug 20, 1736) 2. Issachar (July 8, 1725 – Oct 31, 1822) 3. John (Sept 16, 1727 – Jul 30 1742) 4. Deborah (Dec 14, 1729 – Mar 4, 1826) 5. Susannah (Nov 18, 1731 - ) 6. Noah (May 31, 1734 – Aug 6, 1736) 7. Ezra (Apr 23 1736 - ) 8. Consider (Jul 7, 1738 - ) 9. Eleazer (Apr 27, 1740 - ) 10. Hannah (Apr 30, 1743 - )
Children of Issachar Fuller and Elizabeth Doten: Recorded at Kingston 1. Lydia (May 1, 1749) 2. Issac (Feb 8, 1751) 3. John (Mar 18, 1753) 4. Deborah (Feb 18, 1756) 5. Noah (Mar 26, 1758) 6. Sylvia (Apr 13, 1760) 7. Issachar (Mar 22, 1762) 8. Elizabeth (Feb 10, 1764) Recorded at Carver 9. Edward (Aug 25, 1768) 10. Rebecca ( Jun 27, 1772) 11. Abigail (Jul 18, 1774)
Children of Issachar Fuller and Lucy Tinkham: Recorded at Kingston: 1. Lucy (Nov 4, 1786) 2. Deborah (Mar 3, 1788) 3. Ebeneezer (Oct 26, 1789) 4. Hannah (Sep 5, 1792) 5. Priscilla (Feb 16, 1794)
MILITARY Served as a Private from Marshfield MA and later in the Continental Army. Served in Capt. Nathaniel Shaw’s Company, Col. James Warren’s Regiment which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775 to Marshfield; service 2 days. Private, Capt. Jesse Sturtevant’s Company, Col. John Jacob’s Regiment; enlisted 31 July 1780, discharged 29 October 1780; service 2 mos. 29 days; Company detached from militia to reinforce Continental Army at Rhode Island for 3 months. Also, Capt. Thomas Samson’s Company, Col. Theophilus Cotton’s Regiment; marched March 14, 1781; discharged March 17, 1781; service 3 days, at Rhode Island; roll dated Plympton. CIVIL Issachar Fuller was mentioned in the 1761 will of his father John Fuller. Listed at Plympton in 1771. He was admitted to the First Church of Carver from Kingston in 1765. In the 1785 record of his second marriage, he was called of Plympton; Lucy of Middleboro. As yeoman of Plympton, he made conveyances to William Morse 26 Oct 1765 and to Samuel Vaughan 23 Dec 1789. As yeoman of Carver, he conveyed land there to John Lucas in 18 Mar 1794, wife Lucy also signing. He served as precinct jailor of Carver in 1777 and as precinct treasurer 1781/2. Isacher Fuller was listed at Carver in 1790, and in 1800 and 1810. No probate records for Issachar or his wives have been found in Plymouth Co. On 26 Oct 1765 Issachar Fuller of Plympton exchanged land with William Morse. On 23 Dec 1789 Issachar Fuller of Plimpton sold land to Samuel Vaughan. He was 1-2-5 in the 1790 census of Carver. On 18 March 1794 Issachar Fuller of Carver, yeoman, sold swamp land to John Lucas, signed by Issachar and Lucy Fuller.
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