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384 GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF BARNSTABLE B^AMILIES.<br />

brought home the Small Pox, and his wife and daughters<br />

Thankful and Abigail died <strong>of</strong> that disease, and are buried<br />

on Scorton Neck. He had a daughter Hannah who recovered,<br />

and afterwards married Matthias Smith ; and<br />

Lydia, who married Lazarus Ewer. He also had a sou<br />

Lieut. Joseph, born 1758, died Aug. 16, 1805, who married<br />

Tabitha, daughter <strong>of</strong> Josiah Jones ; he was an <strong>of</strong>ficer in the<br />

Revolutionary war ; and Nathaniel, who married Ruhama,<br />

daughter <strong>of</strong>' Samuel Jones. Capt. Nathaniel married a<br />

second wife. I find no record <strong>of</strong> his family. Capt.<br />

Nathaniel Fuller owned the west part <strong>of</strong> the farm now<br />

owned by Mr. B. Blossom on Scorton Neck, containing<br />

about 35 acres. His house stood on the south side <strong>of</strong> the<br />

old way leading to Sandy Neck, and nearly opposite Ben<br />

Blossom's house. In 1783 he sold his farm on Scorton<br />

Neck to Edward Wing, and removed to a house just within<br />

the boundaries <strong>of</strong> <strong>Barnstable</strong>, on the east <strong>of</strong> the causeway<br />

leading to the Neck. It was taken down about 53 years<br />

ago. The new road passes over the spot on which it stood.<br />

After the death <strong>of</strong> his second wife he resided with his<br />

daughter Hannah Smith, and died at her house. "Capt.<br />

Nat," as he was familiarly called, was stern in his manner,<br />

and very decided in the expression <strong>of</strong> his opinions. He was<br />

not an industrious man, and therefore not prosperous in<br />

business.<br />

42. VI. Thankful, 19 Sept. 1718, called junior, married<br />

Oct. 25, 1739, Nathan Russel, Jr., <strong>of</strong> Middleboro'.<br />

19. Joseph Fuller, Jr., son <strong>of</strong> Thomas, married 9th Feb.<br />

1708-9, Joanna Crocker. She died April 13, 1766, aged 76.<br />

Children horn in <strong>Barnstable</strong>.<br />

42. I. Rebekah, 29th Dec. 1709, died July 30 1732.<br />

43. II. Bethia, 2d March 1712, died July 1, 1737.<br />

44. III. Temperance, 24th April 1717, married Joseph Blossom,<br />

Jr. March 30, 1737.<br />

45. IV. Timotliy, 3d April 1719.<br />

46. V. Matthias, 6th Sept. 1723. He married in 1755 Lydia<br />

Blossom, and resided in a very ancient house situated on the<br />

east side <strong>of</strong> Scorton Hill.<br />

47. VI. Batheheba, 10th Aug. 1726.<br />

48. VII. Lemuel, 10th Feb. 1732, married Abigail Jones, and<br />

resided at Marston's Mills, and had, 1, Joseph, Jan. 30,<br />

1761; 2, Benjamin, Sept. 18, 1763; 3, Samuel, Nov. 27,<br />

1765, also Timothy and Hannah.<br />

Thomas Fuller, son <strong>of</strong> Benjamin, Jr., and grandson <strong>of</strong> Capt.<br />

Thomas, married Elizabeth . Children : 1, Elizabeth, Jan,<br />

21, 1743 ; 2, Thomas, Aug. 14, 1745 ; 3, Jacob, March 6, 1746 ;<br />

and 4, Hannah, April 2, 1749.

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