*Mary (Gano) Fulton was born about 1800 and died between 1860 and 1870.
*Known children of James Fulton and Mary (Gano) Fulton:
1. Lorenzo D. Fulton
2. Lovina/Lovenia Fulton
3. Amanda Fulton
4. John G. Fulton
5. Jesse Fulton
6. Asbury/Asberry/Abner Dallas Fulton
***In a letter from Jacob Gano, Jr., of Warriors Mark, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, to his younger brother, Jeremiah C. Gano, of Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, dated March 3, 1846, Jacob Gano, Jr., writes the following about their brother-in-law, James Fulton, husband of Mary (Gano) Fulton: “I received last fall a letter from James Fulton He then lived in Cincinata (sic) and Was well he told me that his son Lorenza (sic) had been to see you some time previous to that”.
~Note: The original of this Gano Family letter is in the archives of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield, Illinois.
*Federal Census records of James and Mary (Gano) Fulton:
-1840 Fed Census: Liverpool Twp., Columbiana Co., Ohio.
-1850 Fed Census: Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
-1860 Fed Census: Edinburgh, Johnson Co., Indiana.
*Known children of James Fulton and Mary (Gano) Fulton:
1. Lorenzo D. Fulton
2. Lovina/Lovenia Fulton
3. Amanda Fulton
4. John G. Fulton
5. Jesse Fulton
6. Asbury/Asberry/Abner Dallas Fulton
***In a letter from Jacob Gano, Jr., of Warriors Mark, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, to his younger brother, Jeremiah C. Gano, of Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, dated March 3, 1846, Jacob Gano, Jr., writes the following about their brother-in-law, James Fulton, husband of Mary (Gano) Fulton: “I received last fall a letter from James Fulton He then lived in Cincinata (sic) and Was well he told me that his son Lorenza (sic) had been to see you some time previous to that”.
~Note: The original of this Gano Family letter is in the archives of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield, Illinois.
*Federal Census records of James and Mary (Gano) Fulton:
-1840 Fed Census: Liverpool Twp., Columbiana Co., Ohio.
-1850 Fed Census: Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
-1860 Fed Census: Edinburgh, Johnson Co., Indiana.
*Mary (Gano) Fulton was born about 1800 and died between 1860 and 1870.
*Known children of James Fulton and Mary (Gano) Fulton:
1. Lorenzo D. Fulton
2. Lovina/Lovenia Fulton
3. Amanda Fulton
4. John G. Fulton
5. Jesse Fulton
6. Asbury/Asberry/Abner Dallas Fulton
***In a letter from Jacob Gano, Jr., of Warriors Mark, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, to his younger brother, Jeremiah C. Gano, of Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, dated March 3, 1846, Jacob Gano, Jr., writes the following about their brother-in-law, James Fulton, husband of Mary (Gano) Fulton: “I received last fall a letter from James Fulton He then lived in Cincinata (sic) and Was well he told me that his son Lorenza (sic) had been to see you some time previous to that”.
~Note: The original of this Gano Family letter is in the archives of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield, Illinois.
*Federal Census records of James and Mary (Gano) Fulton:
-1840 Fed Census: Liverpool Twp., Columbiana Co., Ohio.
-1850 Fed Census: Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
-1860 Fed Census: Edinburgh, Johnson Co., Indiana.
*Known children of James Fulton and Mary (Gano) Fulton:
1. Lorenzo D. Fulton
2. Lovina/Lovenia Fulton
3. Amanda Fulton
4. John G. Fulton
5. Jesse Fulton
6. Asbury/Asberry/Abner Dallas Fulton
***In a letter from Jacob Gano, Jr., of Warriors Mark, Huntingdon Co., Pennsylvania, to his younger brother, Jeremiah C. Gano, of Tippecanoe Co., Indiana, dated March 3, 1846, Jacob Gano, Jr., writes the following about their brother-in-law, James Fulton, husband of Mary (Gano) Fulton: “I received last fall a letter from James Fulton He then lived in Cincinata (sic) and Was well he told me that his son Lorenza (sic) had been to see you some time previous to that”.
~Note: The original of this Gano Family letter is in the archives of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield, Illinois.
*Federal Census records of James and Mary (Gano) Fulton:
-1840 Fed Census: Liverpool Twp., Columbiana Co., Ohio.
-1850 Fed Census: Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
-1860 Fed Census: Edinburgh, Johnson Co., Indiana.
Family Members
Siblings
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
