Nathaniel Fuller, I

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Nathaniel Fuller, I

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Plymouth, Plymouth County, New Plymouth Colony
Death: April 20, 1750 (62)
Plympton, Plymouth, Province of Massachusetts Bay
Place of Burial: Plympton, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of Samuel Fuller, III and Mercy Fuller
Husband of Martha Fuller
Father of Sarah Sturtvant Sturtevant; Ruth Cobb; William Fuller, (died young); Amos Fuller; Nathaniel Fuller, II and 4 others
Brother of William Fuller, Died Young; Seth Fuller, I; Ebenezer Fuller, I; Benjamin Fuller; Elizabeth Raymond and 5 others

Occupation: Mason and a housewright
Managed by: Private User
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About Nathaniel Fuller, I

Descendant of Mayflower passengers Francis Billington, Francis Eaton and Samuel Fuller



Nathaniel was a major Plymouth area gravestone carver. Other Plymouth area carvers learned from him and/or imitated his work. http://www.capecodgravestones.com/carvers/fuller.html has more information including links to gravestones in his style. A major Plymouth area carver was Nathaniel Fuller. Born on November 14, 1687, he became best known for his crude winged heads that were transitional between earlier winged skulls and more realistic winged heads or winged portraits. Many of his stones can be found at Plympton, Rochester, Sandwich, and Barnstable, Massachusetts. Fuller, by profession was not only a carver but a housewright, (builder of houses) building chimneys and house and barn foundations. ( P.Davis)

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Nathaniel Fuller, I's Timeline

1687
November 14, 1687
Plymouth, Plymouth County, New Plymouth Colony
1712
July 28, 1712
Plympton, Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America
1714
March 4, 1714
1716
July 20, 1716
July 20, 1716
1719
February 12, 1719
Plympton, Plymouth County, Province of Massachusetts, (Present USA)
1721
May 26, 1721
Plympton, Plymouth, Province of Massachusetts Bay
1723
September 25, 1723
Plympton, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
1725
February 18, 1725