Robertson Genealogy » Doctor Samuel Fuller Sr. (1579-1633)

Persönliche Daten Doctor Samuel Fuller Sr. 

• Er wurde geboren am 10. Januar 1579 in Redenhall, Harleston, Norfolk, England.
• Er wurde getauft am 20. Januar 1580 in Redenhall, Norfolkshire, England, United Kingdom.
• Er wurde getauft am 20. Januar 1580 in Redenhall, Harleston, Norfolk, England.
• Eingewandert im Jahr 1620.
• Beruf: Mayflower Doctor. Say-Weaver (tablecloths & bedding) & Tax Assessor., Surgeon and Physician, First Physician in Colonies; Surgeon, physician, deacon, Doctor, Sayworker, Purchaser, Physician (no schooling), First Physician in Colonies; Surgeon, physician, deacon, Doctor, Sayworker, Purchaser, Physician (no schooling), First Physician in Colonies; Surgeon, physician, deacon, Doctor, Sayworker, Purchaser, Physician (no schooling).
• Glaube: Separatist Pilgrim. Church Deacon..
• (Marriage) am 27. Mai 1617 in Leiden, Holland: Spouse: Bridget Fuller (born Lee).
• (Fact 1) : Fuller and the elders of the congregation entered into negotiations with some speculators to travel to North America and establish a colony there. In 1620 a ship named the Speedwell departed Holland with a small number of Separatist colonists, Samuel Fuller among them. They docked at Southampton, Hampshire, where they met up with a ship called the Mayflower. The ships set sail for North America, but the Speedwell was found to be unseaworthy and they had to put in at Plymouth in Devon, England. Fuller took his apprentice and servant William Butten with him and sailed to North America. He left his wife behind in Plymouth to care for his young child, which later died in Plymouth. Samuel Fuller's brother Edward Fuller joined him, along with Edward's wife Ann. The settlers founded a colony in North America and named it Plymouth, after the city they had set out from. In 1623 Bridget Fuller took passage on a ship named the Anne and came to Plymouth. Four years later they had a son they named Samuel, who became the Reverend Samuel Fuller of Middleboro. Upon arrival in the New World, Samuel had been signer of the Mayflower Compact along with the other adult male settlers, and had also been elected Plymouth's doctor. He is known to have been involved in the responses to epidemics in Salem (then Neumkeag) (1629), Charlestown, and, in 1633, Plymouth itself. The latter, perhaps smallpox, killed Fuller and at least twenty others. In his last will and testament he forgave the indigent of doctor's fees yet owed, and bought gloves for many of the colonists. Some of his letters are preserved in a collection called William Bradford's Letterbook. He was survived by his wife and son as well as several children entrusted to his care upon the death of their parents|.
• Er ist verstorben am 28. Oktober 1633 in Plymouth Colony, New England, er war 54 Jahre alt.
• Er wurde beerdigt in Buried in unmarked grave on Coles HIll at Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
• Ein Kind von Robert Fuller und

Familie von Doctor Samuel Fuller Sr.

Er ist verheiratet mit Alice Glasscock.

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Kind(er):

1. Child Fuller  1618-1613
2. Bridget Fuller  ± 1622-1641
3. Samuel Fuller  1627-1695 
4. Mercy Fuller  > 1627-± 1650
5. John Fuller  1630-1726

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