Person:William Fults (3)

Sanford Fults was amoung the early settlers in the Stouts Creek neighborhood. He was a trustee of the Mt. Pisgah Primitive Baptist Church of Christ about a mile east of Pine Forest in May 1855, when Selen Stout donated the three acres of land on which the church then stood for use by the neighborhood as a school and church. The Fults family lived near Saltillo and became associated with the people of that community^S1.

William S Fults signs his part to his mother-in-law, Martha, in the estate of John Richey:

Children's Signing 11 Nov 1844: John Richey Estate

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 William Sanford Fults, in Post, Gerald Virtrue, and 1904-1977. Alive and Good to Know, 386 pps: Dedicated to Family and Comunity Historians and to everyone who is alive and good to know. (Dallas, Texas 75234: APSWIN, Inc. 14418 Hague, Dallas, Texas 75234, 1988)
   p. 64, 8 Oct 1819.

   Date of bith came from p. 240, William Sanford Fults, person index.

2.   William Fults, in Hopkins, Texas, United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule
   p. 142 B, 1850.

   William Fults, age 32; Jane Fults, age 25; Malissa F Fults, age 6; William Fults, age 4; George Fults, age 2; Jos A Fults, age 6/12.

3.   Sanford Fults, in Franklin, Texas, United States. 1880 U.S. Population Schedule
   p 26, SD 2, ED 34, 1880.

   Sanford Fults, age 62, Widower, Lou age 28, daughter; Tim age 23, son;, Mary age 15, daughter; Charley age 12, son.