Fulham - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Present day Fulham's in Dublin

gcassidy123 — 2009-11-06 18:26:19Z

Hi. My Grandmother was Margaret Mary Fulham born May 9, 1900 to John and Lizzie Fullam (formerly O'Brien) who lived at 10 Braithwaite Street, Dublin. I'd love to find out what you know about the family. Thanks

Clair V. Fulham photo 1926

Not_A_Relative — 2009-10-23 03:46:18Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/indiana/16250/clair-v-...

Re: coats of arms

kateoncapecod — 2009-02-12 07:16:30Z

Here is one from the Volney Sewall Fulham Genealogy Book

Re: Fulhams from County Meath in Ireland

frejan127 — 2007-09-13 06:15:32Z

I would love to contact you. Do you know of a Michael Fulham who was also in 11th foot Regiment? Or perhaps any other descendant of Matthew Fulham and Catherine nee Arnold.
Contact:- Frejan@bigpond.com

Re: Fulhams from County Meath in Ireland

rebeccalyoung — 2007-09-12 09:02:11Z

Hi Jan, I have starting looking into this branch of the family. I probably can't tell you anything you don't already know, but would love to stay in touch. I am Rebecca Young (my mother is a Gardner - Melita m Chas Gardner 1890).

Look forward to hearing from you.

Francis Fulham of MA. in 1715

BasketLady420 — 2005-07-19 04:07:30Z

Saturday, 28 May 1715, Capt. Noyce [Oliver Noyes], from the committee for petitions, reported to House on the petition of Francis Fulham & David Livermore, that petition be granted, "provided the Land be no Part of Land appropriated by the Government, and the Quantity exceeds not Seven Hundred Acres." [30

I am not related to this person, I'm just passing on this information, which comes from a webpage titled "Hassanamesit Indian Reservation in MA."
The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~massasoit/grafton1....

FULHAM, Monroe

SSain92857 — 2004-06-23 17:55:16Z

Monroe FULHAM b.abt1850 d.abt1890 NC
wife Laura Louise MORRIS
daughter Mary Margaret FULHAM
was last in Cabarrus co.NC

fulham

MF1163 — 2004-05-10 14:51:34Z

hi i am doing my husbands family tree and i just found out that his greatgrandfather nicholas fulham came from ireland. he m mary berrett. he was born abt 1870 do you have any information that might help me? thank you
martha
mfffff@aol.com

e-mail

MF1163 — 2004-05-10 14:51:34Z

hi you did not leave your e-mail address i would like to e-mail you
thanks
martha

fulham

MF1163 — 2004-05-10 14:51:34Z

hi kevin
you talk about a book what kind of book? i am looking for a john fulham b abt 1840 m to ellen she was born abt 1845 they were m in 1864 in 1900 it say that they came to this country from ireland in 1864 he was a sea captin they came to boston,ma any information would be greatful
thank you
martha
mfffff@aol.com

correction on message 13

MF1163 — 2004-05-10 14:51:34Z

nicholas fulham was born in boston,ma his family owned the fulham fish pier in boston any information would be greatful
thank you
martha
mfffff@aol.com

FULHAM GENEALOGY

MF1163 — 2004-05-10 14:51:34Z

HI GRACE
YOU HAVE JUST MADE MY DAY THAT IS THE NICHOLAS FULHAM I AM LOOKING FOR DO YOU HAVE ANY OTHER INFORMATION ON THEM WERE IN IRELAND ARE THEY FROM ANY INFORMATION WOULD BE GREATFUL
THANKY YOU SO MUCH
MARTHA
MFFFFF@AOL.COM

Fulhams from County Meath in Ireland

JanTower — 2004-03-01 14:02:09Z

I am looking for descendants of Matthew Fulham and Catherine Nee Arnold. Son John Fulham born 14th August 1775 in County Meath in Ireland. He was a member of 11th Foot Battalion. Was wondering if there were any other siblings and descendants.

Fulham Nantwich Cheshire

2003-11-12 14:58:01Z

Searching for descendants of John Fulham born Dublin 1847, ex R.A in India who retired to Nantwich Cheshire abt 1892

Re: Information

joannahoward57 — 2003-08-16 14:48:25Z

I would love the information. I am trying to find an Ellen Leonard Fulham who was my great-grandmother 's(Mary Fitzsimons Howard) cousin. Thanks.

Re: Fulham genealogy

joannahoward57 — 2003-08-16 14:48:25Z

Do you have any more information about the Fullums in Boston? They are supposed to be related to my great-grandmother, Mary Fitzsimons Howard, who emigrated from the same area in Dublin as they did. Thanks.

Fulham/Fullam families

2003-06-25 15:44:16Z

I have set -up a free family web-site, with Tom Fullam of New York. It is for all Fulham /Fullam families to join, and read of our ancient Norman history. We lived at Swords, Dublin for 700 years from 1294 A;D; -to the 1800s. Our family site now has 130 pages of history both in Ireland and England. Our original surname being le Blound /Blund de Fulham, this was 800 years ago. We have family members from USA, Australia, Canada, etc;. We have, united cousins from the same farms and families of the 100's of years gone by, this in the different countries today. I have recently posted the families, of the past times in Ireland in the Counties. Dublin ,being the ancient family home obviously containing th emost families. e;g,
a lot of babies being baptised, in St; Machins church in the 1600s, of Dublin town.

We are open to all famliy members to join and read and to add any history of our forefathers in Ireland. We share all our information with the long -lost cousins. If you wish to join us contact Tom Fullam,his e-mail address his,
thetribe@catskill.net
please help us and read your own history of our ancient family. We were Vikings from Norway, and then we became Normans in France.
John Fulham, Liverpool,
E-mail
jpfulham@yahoo.co.uk

I have a question

2003-04-10 16:13:40Z

Hi Colin, I am a close friend and distant cousin to John Fulham of Liverpool. I need advice from someone who is in Ireland. I am trying to find my G G Grandfather birth County in Ireland. he was born according to records I have obtained in 1826 1827 or as another record reflects 1830 ! I think my first info is more accurate. for that inof on many census in New York State in 1850 1870 and some of his military records reflect as 1826 1827 and all records agree he was born in Ireland. his name is Robert Fullam or Fullum or in Ireland may even be Fulham. He was married to Julia Russel in New york in 1850 and he died in 1873 in New York. I have searched and searched Ship manifests and no Robert ! I think he was born in Ireland but traveled with parents to North America and that is why I cannot find any record of his travels ! His military records do not show his county nor parents names nor does his marriage certificate show his parents names. Colin any advice ???

Re: I have a question

2003-02-13 15:06:08Z

Hi again Colin, Thank you very much. Can you send me your e mail address so we can communicate outside of ancestries boards !! my e mail is thetribe@catskill.net I would love to be able to send any info or discussions directly to you and vice versa !

God bless Tom Fullam and again Thank you !

Re: I have a question

2003-02-13 14:58:25Z

Thomas,

That's a wealth of research you've carried out, well done!

All I can do know is carry out my research from Robert's departure from Ireland to Liverpool and back into his history, he may have been a Dublin man and therefore, may be a potential brother/cousin etc of my gggrandfather, undoubtedly we are related in some way but how close in the time line is the question.

I'll take all this information and see what we can find in Dublin.

Keep in touch,

Colin

Re: I have a question

2003-02-13 14:49:20Z

Hi Colin, I have more info and maybe that will help ! I just found the other day the ship he was on. A Robert Fullen is listed on the Victoria which sailed from Liverpool England in 1846 and arrived in may of 1846 in New York. Now the age of the fellow is coorect and time frame is pretty much coorect. Robert Fullem Fullam shows up for the first time in New York records in 1850 when he married Julia Russel in New York at St Mary's on Grand and Ridge Streets in lower Manhattan. I think Fullen was a misspelling and it was actually Fullam During Roberts military records in the Union Army in New York his name was misspelled Fullem Fullum and of course it was Fullam. Robert may have been illiterate I know his wife Julia was illiterate. The misspellings surely indicate it was and the record keepers or clerks if you will simply spell it as they hear him say it. Also wasn't it a British trait no to allow the Irish to sign or even write their own names in them days ? I read that someplace ! At any rate I believe that this Robert Fullen is indeed my G g grandfather. His record on board says he was from Ireland and by the way he came alone ! he was the only one on board with that name !

Now as far as the Victoria goes she was operated by the Black X lines her first voyage was 1843 and she was sold to a melbourne concern in 1866 ! He apparently was Catholic in faith for St mary's was a Catholic Church and he and Julia attended there ! Robert was also in the famous fighting Irish 69th infantry in 1865. Julia was New york Born. Robert Died in 1873 from Pnuemonia and was interred in Calvary Cemetery in Woodside Queens new york.
Colin thats about all i know exept of course his kids one of which was my G Grandfather Michael . Thats about all I have ! I hope it leads someplace in Ireland.

Tom Fullam thetribe@catskill.net

Re: I have a question

2003-02-13 13:35:28Z

Thomas,

I have heard alot about you from John Fulham, he's a very knowledable man and all Fulhams (Fullams etc) are greatly indebted to him for his research.
I was talking to John not long ago about making a trip back to Dublin (I now live in Edinburgh with my wife and son) to visit the national archives with my Dad and possibly John himself. It probably won't happen until April/May time but I'll certainly take your details with me and see what we can find out for you. Unfortunately the 1922 (date?) Dubln Civil War fires hasn't helped the Irish ancestry research field.
To date I can only trace our family back to my Great Great Grandfather, John Fulham, who would have been born in Dublin circa 1870?, so one can assum that his family were over the generations all from Dublin, possibly Swords. This again is part of our quest in the national archives.

If there is any more information you can give me about your known relations that might help.

Keep in touch,

Yours,

Colin Fulham, Edinburgh, Scotland.

coats of arms

2002-12-29 20:29:55Z

Can anyone post any pictures of the family crest/ coats of arms?
and also...
Are there any other families traditionally associated/ affilated
to the fulhams/fullams?

Re: Family History

2002-05-24 19:20:15Z

Hey Mandy,

Yes this is John Jnr, altough I've never been called it before!

This website is supposed to be for my Dad's enjoyment but I get sent all of his follow up queries.

Good to hear from. Drop me an e-mail and let me know how you and the family are.

Much love and take care,

John.

Re: Family History

2002-05-24 16:51:19Z

Hi,is that John junior from Liverpool?If it is it's your big cuz up here in Sunny Scotland!!!

Re: Dr. Edward Fulham, D.D.

2002-05-24 16:47:53Z

Hi,found your e-mail address on Ancestry.com,just thought i would say hi as there isn't many Fulham's around.My father is from Liverpool but we all stay in Scotland now.I don't know of any other Fulham's in Scotland.

Hi

2002-05-24 16:41:34Z

Hi,just checking my family name and was wondering if i know u at all,my father was from Liverpool,but we live in Scotland now!

Fulham family England

2001-10-23 12:23:07Z

I have details of two marriage licences for London:

Fulham, Richard, Gent, of Hope under Dinmore, bachelor,28, and Cicely Saunders of City of Westminster, widow, 34 at St Martin in the Filds, or St Paul, Covent Garden. 15 March 1640-1.

Fulham, Thomas, and Alice Kynge, spinster of St John, Wallbrook, to marry there. 17 April 1574.

I think both of these are connected to Dr Edward Fulham's family as his grandfather was from Hope under Dinmore, and the family also had property in Wallbrook and Bishopgate, London.

Regards,

Ann Sadler

FULHAM - Cynthia DOB 5/3/1798 North Carolina

2001-10-15 16:36:30Z

Hello,

I am looking for information re: my Gr-gr-grandmother, Cynthia Fulham who married Adam Wiggins abt. 1795. I believe they married in North Carolina, but later moved to Yell county Arkansas.

Their children were: Hardy, Mary (my gr-grandmother), Adam, Isaac, and John.

I am specifically looking for information re: Cynthia's parents and siblings.

Thanks so much!

Laurey

Fulham genealogy

2001-04-17 08:57:23Z

Colin: According to the book, Fulham Genealogy, the name is a modification of the Saxon, "Fullonham", home of fowls, on the NO.bank of the Thames, London.Fulham is/was a parish with old palace of the Bishop of London,granted about A.D.631 by name Fulanham Grace

Fulham genealogy

2001-04-16 16:31:32Z

Martha, there was a Nicholas Fulham born 1871 in Boston.Married Mary Barrett of Ireland.
His father, John Fulham, a sea captain of East Boston, MA, born in Ireland 1839.
Grace

Fulham origin

2001-04-04 05:09:30Z

I'm curious, I've had conflicting reports about the origins of the Fulham name, some say it was an English name given to Irish 'peasant farmer' as they were called and others say it was an English name obviously originating in England. Can anyone clarify this for me?

Thanks,

Colin Fulham

FAMILY HISTORY

2001-03-05 13:01:35Z

ELEANOR I WOULD LOVE HELP WITH THE FULHAM FAMILY BUT I COULD NOT FIND AN E-MAIL ADDRESS PLEASE MAIL ME

alifulham@alifulham.worldonline.co.uk

fulhams in dublin

2001-02-22 12:48:48Z

hello eleanor
I would be gratful for any info on fulhams in dublin to help with my tree
alison fulham
alifulham@alifulham.worldonline.co.uk

BETTY FULHAM

2001-02-22 12:42:47Z

Betty sorry i have not been in touch i forgot to check the message boards. your cousin maureen could be my aunt please mail me you could be the gap in my wall.
alifulham@alifulha.worldonline.co.uk

Present day Fulham's in Dublin

2000-10-28 07:23:16Z

Hi all,
I understand that I am related to most of the FULHAM's living in Dublin, but am curious if anyone has any infomation about JOHN FULHAM my grandfather who married ELIZABETH O'BRIEN around 1890. I believe she came from Ringsend.

In answer to Alison, my cousin's name is Maureen Fulham - there may be a connection there - contact me for more details.

Alison Fulham

2000-08-16 12:02:14Z

Alison, Try checking into Skerries, Ireland. It is so close to Dublin you may find relations there. There are also many Fulham names in NJ. My Grandfather was Patrick Fulham, born 1900 in Skerries. good luck.

family tree

2000-08-14 14:19:27Z

hi hope you can help i am just starting out have no info apart from my father was born in dublin in 1934/5 his name was william patrick fulham he later moved to london where he married rosemary king i know he had a sister maureen and some brothers
my father died in 1977 and i am trying to find out some of my background and family i would be very gratful for any help
thanks alison

Patrick Fulham

2000-08-14 07:03:42Z

Hello, just starting out. My family is from Skerries Ireland and I'm sure there are still some of the Fulham family out there.

FULHAM

PDoyle5309 — 2001-10-09 00:55:31Z

Looking for info on Margaret (possibly Mary Margaret) Fulham, born c.1884 in or near Dublin, Ireland. Married James Doyle, died Dublin c. 1974.

Dr. Edward Fulham, D.D.

BVerchere — 2001-10-18 07:13:55Z

My Fulham line includes Dr Edward Fulham, DD, 1605-1695.

He was Chaplain to King Charles II. Most of what I have
is from Manning & Bray's 'History of Antiquities in
Surrey', but I'd appreciate hearing from others who are
researching this line.

Bill

Fulham