Name | Nathan Fuller [1] | |
Title | Colonel | |
Birth | 03 Jun 1741 | Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA [1] |
Gender | Male | |
Milit-Beg | 30 May 1775 | Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA [2] |
Death | 21 Sep 1822 | Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA [1] |
Obituary | 25 Sep 1822 | Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA [3] |
Reference Number | 2056 | |
Reference Number | Ful-Sum3 | |
Person ID | I2056 | fullereriksen |
Last Modified | 4 Aug 2016 |
Father | Thomas Fuller, Sr., b. 12 Sep 1702, Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA d. 13 Nov 1748, Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA (Age 46 years) | |
Mother | Elizabeth Ball, b. 09 Apr 1705, Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA | |
Marriage | 02 Apr 1728 [1, 4] | |
Family ID | F893 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Documents | Fuller, Col. Nathan (1741-1822) Obit. Appeared in a Boston Newspaper on 25 Sept 1822 Fuller, Nathan, an officer of the army of the rev., d. in Newton [Sept. 21, 1822], aged 81 (c.c.Sept 25, 1822); MA. Columbian Centinel 1790-1840 Index to Obituaries. Columbian Centinel 1790-1840 Index to Obituaries. [d. 21 Sept, 1822] In Newton, on Saturday last, Nathan Fuller, Esq. aged 81 y, an officer of the army of the Revolution. | |
Fuller, Col. Nathan (1741-1822) - Revolutionary War Order To Capt. Nathan Fuller you are hereby Directed to Collect all the Cattle horses Excepted and Sheep brought off from Noddle Island yesterday and this Day and proceed with them to head Quarters unless you Receive Counter orders from the General and proceed with Caution and not Drive hard as the Sheep are Very Much Worried in geting from the Island. Taking forty five min for your Escort - May the 30 1775 Ephrm. Doulittle Coll. A True Copy Attest Nathan Fuller these Certifie that we the Subscribers Did collect all the Cattle and Sheep that we could find above mentioned on the Said 30th Day of May 1775 and Delivered the Same at head Quarters in Cambridge and Never new what became of them afterward. Nathan Fuller} Capt. and John George } Liet. at that time . NB We also Remember that there ware a Number of horses Brought off Said Island But we are not Permitted to Take the Charge off but we are left with the party that Stayed Still under Col Doulittle's Comand | ||
Fuller, Col. Nathan (1741-1822) 1776 Map of Boston, showing Noodle Island |
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