Birth: 1831 Wymering, Hampshire, UK
Father: John Fullick 1795-1878
Mother: Hannah Smith 1795-1869
Marriage: April-June 1855 Lewisham, Kent, UK
Wife: Susannah (Susan) Humphries Jenner c1838-1905
Death: October-December 1902 Worcester, Worcestershire, UK
Entry in the IGI for the christening of James Fullick on 8 May 1831 in Wymering, Hampshire, parents John Fullick and Hannah.
In the 1841 census as James Fallick (sic - in the index, correct on the original), aged 10, and living with John (father?), Hannah (mother?), Edward, George, and William (brothers?), Maria (sister?) and Elizabeth Dillaway (grandmother?) at East Street, Cosham, Widley, Hampshire.
In the 1851 census as James Fullick aged 19, born in Cosham, unmarried, employed as a labourer in a factory, and lodging with John Keats (aged 48, born in Corfe Castle, Devon, and employed as a journeyman stonemason), his wife Sophia (aged 50 and born in Portsmouth) and a servant (Sarah Snook aged 12 and born in Little Horsted, Sussex) at 66 Unscom Street, Portsea, Hampshire.
Entry in FreeBMD for the marriage of James Fullick and Susannah Humphries Jenner in April-June 1855 in Lewisham (1d 856).
In the 1861 census as James Fullick aged 28, born in Cosham, Hampshire, employed as a brass foundary labourer, and living with his wife (Susannah) and son James at 3 Snow's Cottages (shared with another family), Tanners Hill, Deptford St Pauls, Kent (between A2 and A20).
In the 1871 census as James Fullick aged 40, employed as a dresser in the iron foundary, and living with his wife (Susan) and son (James) at 1 Mindalls Buildings, Newtown, St Martin, Worcester, Worstershire. (Newtown Road is the B4636 to the east).
In the 1881 census as James Fullick aged 50, born in Cosham, employed as a labourer in a foundary, and living with his wife (Susan) and son (James) at 34 Albany Road, Claines, Worcestershire (just off the B4550 1 mile NE north of Worcester).
In the 1891 census as James Fullick aged 60, born in Cosham, employed as a iron labourer, and living with his wife (Susan) at 31 Albany Road, South Claines, Worcestershire.
In the 1901 census as James Fullick aged 70, born in Cosham, employed as an iron worker, and living with his wife (Susan) at 9 Belmont Steet ,Worcester (on the west side of B4550 opposite Albany Road).
Entry in FreeBMD for the death of James Fullick aged 71 in October-December 1902 in Worcester (6c 162).
I assume James worked at the McKenzie and Holland Vulcan Iron Works off Cromwell Road and Shrub Hill which was close by and made railway signalling equipment.
James Fullick was my first cousin three times removed.
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