William Fullick


Dates

Birth: 1769 Headley, Hampshire, UK
Father: John Fullick 1733-1807
Mother: Jane Newman 1736-1816

Christening: 21 April 1769 All Saints, Headley,Hampshire, UK

Marriage: 04 April 1793 All Saints, Headley, Hampshire, UK
Wife: Jane West 1770-1849

Death: 12 March 1852/3 Headley Workhouse, Hampshire, UK

Children

Eli Fullick 1794-1844
John Fullick 1795-1878
Henry Fullick c1796-1877
Thomas Fullick 1797-1883
William Fullick 1803-1872
Jane Fullick 1805
Sarah Fullick [Robinson, Lemon (Lemmon)] 1808-1898
Frances Fullick [Glaysher (Grazier)] 1811-1844
Mary Fullick 1815-1816

Notes

Christening in Ancestral File giving his parents as John Fullick and Jane Newman. A submitted entry in the IGI spells his name Fullock and his parents as John Fullock and Jane Newman. An entry in the Pedigree Resource File gives his name as Fullick but his parents as John Fullock and Jane Newman.

Marriage in Headley Marriages to Jane West in 1793, and the date is in the Ancestral File and Pedigree Resource File.

In the Valuation of the Parish of Headley by Mr Cull & Mr Comely, 1822 there is an entry for W Fullick living in a cottage on Lock's Farm (Upper Hearn Farm? - at the junction of Churt Road with Spats Lane) with 1 rood 16 poles of arable land worth £3-0-0d (owned by Richard Knight Snr).

Headley 1841/51 census aged 70 (rounded down to nearest multiple of 5) and 83, born in Headley, employed as an agricultural labourer, and living with his wife Anne (a note queries whether this is Jane who was buried 14 April 1849 - surely it must be) at Hearn in 1841, and in 1851 he was a widower at Park Lodge where another note states 'now with Lemmon' - this was George Lemmon, his son-in-law, his daughter Sarah, their two daughters, and two sons from Sarah's first marriage.

Headley Burials has an entry for 12 March 1853 aged 84 in the workhouse, while the Ancestral File and Pedigree Resource File both give 12 March 1852.

Relationship

I am his third great grandson.

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