George Fullick (Fulleck, Fullock) (1812-1898)

Dates

Birth: 1812 Lindford, Headley, Hampshire, UK
Father: George Fullick 1789-1876
Mother: Frances Waltham 1789-1877

Christening: 25 January 1813 All Saints, Headley, Hampshire, UK

Marriage: 10 September 1839 All Saints, Headley, Hampshire, UK
Wife: Mary Anne Parfett (Parfect, Parfeit) 1817-1888

Death: 27 April 1898 Lindford, Headley, Hampshire, UK
Burial: 2 May 1898 All Saints, Headley, Hampshire, UK

Children

Sarah Fulleck (Fullick) [Roy] 1841-1920
Jane Fulleck (Fullick) [Hickmott] 1842-1886
George Fulleck (Fullick) 1843-1912
Henry Fulleck (Fullick) 1846-1929
William Fulleck (Fullick) 1848-1870
Albert Fulleck (Fullick) 1850-a1901
Frances Fullick (Fulleck) 1852-1857
Elizabeth Fullick [Knight] 1854-1938
John Fulleck (Fullick) 1856-1920
Mary Anne (Ann) Fulleck (Fullick) [Voller] 1858-1950
Rose (Rosa) Fulleck (Fullick, Fullock) [Pope] 1861-1951

Notes

Entry in Ancestry England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 for George Fullick baptised 23 January 1813 in Headley, Hampshire, parents George and Frances Fullick. I assume he was born late 1813 as baptisms were normally six weeks after birth.

Entry in Headley Baptisms for George Fullick on 25 January 1813 parents George a labourer and Frances Fullick of Lindford, a note adding "m Mary Ann Parfect 10 Sep 1839; bur. 2 May 1898 age 85 from Lindford".

Entry in Ancestry Surrey, England, Church of England Baptisms, 1813-1917 for George Fullick baptised 25 January 1813 at Headley All Saints, parents George and Frances Fullick. "Page 1 Baptisms folemnized in the Parish of Headley in the County of Hants in the Year 1813 [...] 25th Jany No. 2 George Son of George [a] Labourer & Frances Fullick [of] Lindford".

His father was transported to Australia on 22 May 1829 for stealing flour.

Entry in Ancestry UK, Prison Commission Records, 1770-1951 for George Fullick aged 16 on 15 June 1829 at Winchester Goal to two calendar months' for stealing. "[Page] 7 [No.] 57 George Fullick, aged 16. Committed June 15, 1829. by J. J. Hugonin, Esq. to two months' imprisonment to hard labour, for stealing cabbages, onions, and lettuces." Peter Combs aged 20 was committed to six months' imprisonment to hard labour on the same date for stealing seventeen cabbages.

Marriage of George Fullick and Mary Ann Parfeit in FreeBMD in July-September 1839 in Farnham (4 117).

Entry in Ancestry England, Select Marriages, 1538-1973 for George Fullick and Mary Anne Parfeit on 10 September 1839 in Headley, Hampshire.

Entry in Headley Marriages for George Fullick of full age and a labourer, father George and a labourer, and Mary Ann Parfect on 10 September 1839, witnesses Thomas Combs and Frances Fullick.

Entry in Ancestry Surrey, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1937 for George Fullick father George Fullick, and Mary Anne Parfeit on 10 September 1839 at Headley All Saints. "Page 7 1839 1839 Marriage solemnized in the Parish of Headley in the County of Southampton [No.] 13 September tenth George Fullick of full age [a] Bachelor [and] Labourer [of] Lindford [father] George Fullick [a] Labourer, [and] Mary Ann Parfeit of full age [a] Spinster [of] Lindford [father] William Parfeit [a] Labourer. Married in the Church of Headley according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England [both made their marks] in the Presence of us Thomas Combs [and] Frances Fullick".

In the 1841 census as George Fullock (sic - on the original) aged 28, born in Hampshire, an agricultural labourer, and living with Mary (wife?) and Sarah (daughter?) in Lindford, Headley, Hampshire.

In the 1851 census as George Fallick (sic - in the index, Fullick on the original) aged 38, born in Headley, Hampshire, a farm labourer, and living with his wife (Mary), four sons (Albert, George, Henry and William) and two daughters (Jane and Sarah) in Headley, Hampshire.

His daughter was registered in April-June 1852 in Farnborough and baptised on 20 June 1852 at All Saints, Headley he was a labourer living in Lindford.

His daughter was born 29 May 1858, registered in April-June 1858 in Farnborough, and baptised 13 June 1858 at All Saints, Headley when he was a labourer living in Lindford.

In the 1861 census as George Fullick aged 48, born in Headley, Hants, an agricultural labourer, and living with his wife (Maryann), four sons (Albert, Henry, John and William) and two daughters (Elizabeth and Maryann) in Lindford, Headley, Hampshire. His widowed mother was living next door.

His daughter was born 31 December 1861, registered in January-March 1862 in Farnborough, and baptised 16 February 1862 at All Saints, Headley when he was a labourer living in Lindford.

In the 1871 census as George Fullick aged 58, born in Headley, Hampshire, an agricultural labourer, and living with his wife (Mary), son (John) and two daughters (Maryam and Rose) in Lindford, Headley, Hampshire.

In the 1881 census as George Fullick aged 68 born in Headley, Hampshire, an agricultural labourer, and living with his wife (Mary Ann), and married daughter (Elizabeth Cleeson) in Lindford, Headley, Hampshire.

His wife died on 26 September 1888 at Lindford and was buried 1 October at All Saints.

In the 1891 census as George Fullick aged 77, born in Headley, Hampshire, widowed, employed as an agricultural labourer, and living with his married daughter (Sarah Fullick - sic in the index, Roy on the original), her two sons (George E and and William J) and her two daughters (Adelaide E A and Edith M) and his married son (John) and John's son (George) in Lindford, Headley, Hampshire.

Death of George Fullick in FreeBMD in April-June 1898 iaged 86 in Alton (2C 101).

Entry in Headley Burials for George Fullick of Lindford on 2 March 1898 aged 85 of age & diarrhoea.

Entry in Ancestry Surrey, England, Church of England Burials, 1813-1997 for George Fullick on 2 May 1898 at All Saints, Headley. "Page 28 Burials in the Parish of Headley in the County of Southampton in the Year One thousand eight hundred and ninety eight [...] George Fullick No. 217 [of] Lindford Died Apr 27 May 2 [aged] 85".

Entries in The Pastoral Notebooks of Wallis Hay Laverty, rector of Headley 1872–1928:

"P.321 Fullick George 25.1.1813 & Mary A[nn] (Parfect) & daughter
Oldish people living at Lindford.
He works on road; she used to wash for us 1872, 1873
Cousin to Dick p.322, Henry p.323, William p.324.
Father to Tom p.320 (alias Albert. Brother to James p.325.
They were married 10.9.1839 & had children:
Sarah 11.4.1841 - m. William Roy, 13 Draycott Place, Camberwell. One son in police at Camberwell in 1901; came to see me in 1902.
Mrs S Payne of 153 Southampton St, Camberwell sent a wreath for sister 1915 which I took to be one of Roy's daughters. Yes Edith Payne is her name, but see opposite [ (on p.320, shown here below)
p.320 Mrs Roy having died Dec 1920, there came a wreath Dec 1921 to the memory of Father & Mother from Edith Petty or Pethy who seems to be the same daughter (bapt Nov 1887) remarried.
The wreath came Xmas 1925 from Mrs Petty, 45 Gordon Dwellings, Camberwell SE5.
Letter is appended.

Jane 29.5.1842
George 24.12.1843
Henry 4.1.1846
William 26.11.1848
Albert 6.10.1850 - see p.320
Frances 6.10.1850 [sic -this is wrong baptised 20.6.52]- bur. 4.7.1857
Elizabeth 26.2.1854 - Mrs Knight see bapt Oct 1887 - now at home - married to a soldier, works at mill - see p.639 - I think it must be this one [This line confused]
John 2.3.1856 - see p.478
Mary Ann 13.6.1858 - m. 25.11.1877 Jesse Voller
Rose 16.2.1862.

p.321 Cutting dated 11 Dec 1880 - This paragraph taken from the Alton & Petersfield Observer, refers to old George Fullick & his son (John I think, p.478) -
"Obstructing the highway - Two men named Fullick were charged with this offence at Headley. Supt. Waters said he was passing through Headley on 27th November where he found the road blocked by heaps of stones on one side and a van belonging to Mr Hall on the other side, from which the two men were unloading beer. He asked them to come out of the public house and level the stones, but they refused, nor would they give their names. The Bench reprimanded them for their incivility, but dismissed the case as they thought the superintendent ought to have asked them to remove the van as well."

There are 314 entries in Ancestry Family Trees for George Fullick.

Relationship

George Fullick was my second cousin three times removed.

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