Individual Details

Intentions to marry: Caleb Fuller and Susannah Olney of Providence, 27 Aug 1763
Birth: Olney Fuller, son of Caleb and Susanna, Jun 11, 1764
Susanna Fuller, wife of Caleb, died 23 Oct 1766.
James Fuller, son of Caleb, died 10 Feb 1767

Susanna Olney was the daughter of Jeremiah Olney, gg granddaughter of Thomas Olney of Providence. Her mother was Susanna Brown, a great granddaughter of Chad Browne of Providence.

Birth: Elizabeth Fuller, dau of Caleb and Bette, 2d wife, Jul 8, 1769
Bettey Fuller, 2nd wife of Caleb, died 25 Oct 1769.
Elizabeth Fuller, dau of Caleb, died 16 Feb 1770


Intention to marry: Caleb Fuller & Rebecca Peck, both of Rehoboth, 26 Feb 1772.
Rubecca was the daughter of Stephen Peck. She was born 27 Apr 1746 in Rehoboth.


U.S. Supreme Court cases: Wilkinson vs. Leland, 1829, cited an act of the Rhode Island Legislature, 1777:
March 1777. Caleb Fuller, stating that he and Oliver Fuller of Rehoboth, MA are joint owners of a ferry and Fuller refuses to use it be turns, the one during one week, and the other the next; and praying th assembly to grant that he shall improve said ferry with said Fuller in turns, exchanging every other week, and that his turn may begin the first day of next week, as has been customary for a number of years heretofore, etc. Granted.
The ferry was later sold to Josiah Blake who in turn sold it to Daniel & Jacob Comstock in Aug 1782.

Pomfret, Windham Co, CT Deeds
Vol. 7, p.9, 17 Jul 1782 Jacob Comstock of Pomfret sold land to Caleb Fuller of Providence, 83 acres for 200£ [referenced in Caleb Fuller's deed of 28 Jul 1806 - see later] Adjacent Ebenezer Grosvenor's land, Country Road, Jonathan White's land, land of the widow Sarah Paine, land of James Holmes with dwelling house & barn being the same land Peter Bellue [Ballou] bought of John Grosvenor Esqr 31 Aug 1773 and Jacob Comstock bought of sd Ballou. Signed Jacob Comstock and witnessed by Levine Goodell & Josiah Sabin Rec'd 23 Jul 1782


Providence Court of Common Pleas [Rhode Island - Civil Cases]
Dec 1782 Caleb Fuller of Pomfret, Windham, CT vs. Josiah Blake of Rehoboth. Defendant made default. Said Fuller to have from Blake 19.10 and cost. Execution granted 7 Feb 1783.
Dec 1782 Caleb Fuller of Pomfret, Windham Co CT vs. Jacob Comstock of Providence otherwise called Jacob Comstock of Pomfret. Said Comstock was to recover his cost. Plaintiff appealed.
Dec 1782 Caleb Fuller of Pomfret, Windham Co, CT vs. Daniel Comstock of Killingley, Windham Co, CT and Jacob Comstock of Providence. Defendants made Default. Fuller to recover 33.10 debt and costs. Ex Gr [Execution Granted] 7 Feb 1783.

Pomfret, Vol. 7 p.207
24 Oct 1787 Caleb Fuller of Pomfret gave to his son Olney Fuller of Providence, phsyician, 20 3/4 acres part of his homestead and the west quarter of the farm purchased from Jacob Comstock on 17 Jul 1782. Rec'd. 25 Oct 1787.

Pomfret, Windham Co, CT, Deeds Vol. 10, p.108
28 Jul 1806 Caleb Fuller sold to son Lyndon Fuller, 28 Jul 1806, half of his farm in Pomfret that he had purchased 17 Jul 1782 from Jacob Comstock. $1500, estimated as his portion in Caleb's estate Tract of 83 acres, the South part of his home farm. Bounded at the NW corner by Rufus Burtons land, by the Turnpike road from Pomfret to Providence, the land of Oliver Grosvenor, land of Sarah Paine, land of Benjamin Ducik. The South half to be taken off to contain 41 1/2 acres. Signed by Caleb Fuller; Witnessed by Nancy & Thos. Grosvenor. Acknowledged by Fuller on that date.

Vol. 10, p.125
30 Mar 1807 Caleb Fuller to son Lydon A. Fuller of Westerly, Rhode Island, for $800 a tract in Pomfret of 20 acres on the South side of the road from Pomfret Meeting House to Rhodes, Wilkinson & Co. Mills. Adjoining Jedediah Perins, land formerly belonging to Thos. Lamb, land of heirs of Josiah Garry, Deceased. Land I purchased of Stephen Keyes, 29 Apr 1804, which said Keyes purchased of Benjamin Cargill. Signed by Caleb Fuller; witnessed by John Lyscom & Thos Grosvenor, JP

Vol. 10, p.126
30 Mar 1807 [Same day as the previous deed] Lyndon Fuller of Westerly for consideration of $1500, sold back the one half of the 83 acre tract, to Caleb. Olney Burton, rather than Rufus Burton, was cited as a neighbor. Signed Lyndon A. Fuller & witnessed by John Lyscom & Thos Grosvenor.

Vol. 10, p.139
9 May 1807 Lyndon A. Fuller of Westerly sold to Jonathan Perry of Westerly for $600, a tract in Pomfret, 20 acres. [same as the 20 acres previously sold to Lyndon from his father] Signed: Lyndon A. Fuller & witnessed by Nancy & Thos. Grosvenor.

Vol 10, p.144
23 Jun 1807 Caleb Fuller sold 19 acres of his home farm in Pomfret to Olney Fuller for $600. Olney promptly resold it to Joseph Lawrence. Olney Fuller was living in Caledonia County, Vermont. The 19 acres was in the NW corner of the home Farm and bordered land of Olney Burton and was on the South side of the Turnpike Road. Signed: Caleb Fuller. Witnessed by Lucy Farmington and Thos. Grosvenor. Recorded the same day.

Vol. 10, p.145
8 Jul 1807 Olney Fuller sold the 19 acres in Pomfret to Joseph Lawrence of Killingly for $475.

Vol. 10, p.378
14 Jul 1807 Caleb Fuller found it necessary to mortgage his remaining 60 acres, land where he was living, to Ephraim Tucker of Pomfret for the sum of $317. He describes the land as being at the Turnpike road where Grosvenors lane leads off, land of the widow Paine, land of Benjamin Ducik, the land he lately conveyed to his son Olney which Olney has sold to Joseph Lawrence. Payable in eighteen months with interest.
Signed: Caleb Fuller. Witnessed by Olney Fuller and Lyle Backus JP.

Vol. 10, p.195
11 Apr 1809 Caleb Fuller sold 64 acres on the south side of the road from Pomfret to Providence on which he was then living to Nathan Dresser for $1875.

Vol. 10, p.449
11 Apr 1809 Nathan Dresser's mortgage deed to Caleb Fuller for the above property. Maturities extened up to 1816.

Vol 10, p.455
22 Apr 1809 Quitclaim from Ephriam Tucker for the land mentioned in the mortgage deed of 1807. Presumably paid.

Vol. 11, p.187
9 Jul 1817 Caleb Fuller of Cranston, Providence, RI, a quit claim to Nathan Dresser by virtue of a Mortgage Deed dated 11 Apr 1809, for a tract in Pomfret [described as in the previous mortage to Ephraim Tucker]. Wit: Joseph & James Knight. Recorded 23 Jul 1817.

Birth	1 Mar 1735/36	Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts
Marriage	25 Sep 1763	Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts - Susanna Olney
Marriage	Abt 1767	Betty [Fuller]
Marriage	26 Feb 1772	Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts - Rebecca Peck

Spouse	Susanna Olney ( - 1766)
Child	Olney Fuller (1764 - )
Child	James Fuller (1765 - 1767)

Spouse	Rebecca Peck (1746 - )
Child	Elizabeth Fuller (1773 - )
Child	Lyndon A. Fuller (1781 - )
Child	Sarah Fuller (1787 - )

Spouse

Betty [Fuller] ( - 1769)

Father	Josiah Fuller (1704 - 1753)
Mother	Mehitabel Ormsbee (1705 - 1779)
Sibling	Mary Fuller (1730 - )
Sibling	Oliver Fuller (1732 - 1799)
Sibling	Sybil Fuller (1734 - 1785)
Sibling	Dr. Noah Fuller (1738 - 1809)