She was the daughter of Richard Wilkinson, born in England and Sarah Shepard Wilkinson, born in the District of Columbia.
On May 8, 1855 as Elizabeth J. Wilkinson, she married Jacob H. Wilson at the District of Columbia.
On April 1, 1862 as Elizabeth Wilson, she married William Fullalove at the District of Columbia.
They had no children.
On March 6, 1873 as Mrs. Elizabeth J. Fullalove, she married Richard Fullalove [her brother-in-law] at the District of Columbia.
They had no children.
On the 1900 Census for Washington, District of Columbia she is listed with John Hanover, Adopted Son, born about February 1893 in the District of Columbia.
Per The Washington Herald published Wednesday, December 8, 1920, her heirs were nephews, John B. Harvey and John H. Blake; niece, Agnes B. Denson and sisters, Laura W. Lawrence, Julia W. Wood and Martha W. Harvey.
On May 8, 1855 as Elizabeth J. Wilkinson, she married Jacob H. Wilson at the District of Columbia.
On April 1, 1862 as Elizabeth Wilson, she married William Fullalove at the District of Columbia.
They had no children.
On March 6, 1873 as Mrs. Elizabeth J. Fullalove, she married Richard Fullalove [her brother-in-law] at the District of Columbia.
They had no children.
On the 1900 Census for Washington, District of Columbia she is listed with John Hanover, Adopted Son, born about February 1893 in the District of Columbia.
Per The Washington Herald published Wednesday, December 8, 1920, her heirs were nephews, John B. Harvey and John H. Blake; niece, Agnes B. Denson and sisters, Laura W. Lawrence, Julia W. Wood and Martha W. Harvey.
She was the daughter of Richard Wilkinson, born in England and Sarah Shepard Wilkinson, born in the District of Columbia.
On May 8, 1855 as Elizabeth J. Wilkinson, she married Jacob H. Wilson at the District of Columbia.
On April 1, 1862 as Elizabeth Wilson, she married William Fullalove at the District of Columbia.
They had no children.
On March 6, 1873 as Mrs. Elizabeth J. Fullalove, she married Richard Fullalove [her brother-in-law] at the District of Columbia.
They had no children.
On the 1900 Census for Washington, District of Columbia she is listed with John Hanover, Adopted Son, born about February 1893 in the District of Columbia.
Per The Washington Herald published Wednesday, December 8, 1920, her heirs were nephews, John B. Harvey and John H. Blake; niece, Agnes B. Denson and sisters, Laura W. Lawrence, Julia W. Wood and Martha W. Harvey.
On May 8, 1855 as Elizabeth J. Wilkinson, she married Jacob H. Wilson at the District of Columbia.
On April 1, 1862 as Elizabeth Wilson, she married William Fullalove at the District of Columbia.
They had no children.
On March 6, 1873 as Mrs. Elizabeth J. Fullalove, she married Richard Fullalove [her brother-in-law] at the District of Columbia.
They had no children.
On the 1900 Census for Washington, District of Columbia she is listed with John Hanover, Adopted Son, born about February 1893 in the District of Columbia.
Per The Washington Herald published Wednesday, December 8, 1920, her heirs were nephews, John B. Harvey and John H. Blake; niece, Agnes B. Denson and sisters, Laura W. Lawrence, Julia W. Wood and Martha W. Harvey.
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