Person:Bradsher Fuller (1)

War of 1812: Served as 2d Lieut. (as "Bradshaw Fuller") in the 4th North Carolina Militia Regiment, much of it raised in Person County. The captain was John Bradshaw, probably a close relative.

Person County, North Carolina, 1840 census:^[1]

Fuller, Braesher (agriculture = 2)

Males

under 5 - 2

5-9 - 1

10-14 - 1

15-19 - 1

40-49 0 1

Females

5-9 - 1

10-14 - 2

15-19 - 1

20-29 - 1

40-49 - 1

Orange County, North Carolina, 1850 census:^[2]

Fuller, Bradshaw 60 yrs Laborer b. North Carolina

      Susanna 52 yrs b. North Carolina

      Irana [f] 25 yrs b. North Carolina

      Rebecca 22 yrs b. North Carolina

      Sarah 16 yrs b. North Carolina

      John 18 yrs Laborer b. North Carolina

      Abner 20 yrs Laborer b. North Carolina

      Eleanor 14 yrs b. North Carolina

      Mary 13 yrs b. North Carolina

      William 12 yrs b. North Carolina

      Munroe 9 yrs b. North Carolina

NOTE: Most of the Fuller family of Crawford, Alabama, are buried in the Crawford Cemetery, but most of the early gravesites are marked by broken or illegible stones, or no longer marked at all.

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Person, North Carolina, United States. 1840 U.S. Census Population Schedule
   p. 368.
2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 Orange, North Carolina, United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule
   p. 266B, dwelling/family 1763/1763.