FULLILOVE

Ludwell Nathaniel Fullilove, a son of John Fullerlove, was from Granville Co., North Carolina, died 1823 Wilkes Co., Georgia. In 1774, a LWT was left in Granville County by Barbara Fullilove, who named several sisters and cousins.

Ludwell married Elizabeth Pope. In 1787 Churchwell Hooper deeded to John Fullilove 200 acres on Pistol Creek in Wilkes County, and in 1795 John Fullilove was one of the purchasers of the Estate of John Tatom. He married Elizabeth, who was appointed administratrix of his Estate (Wilkes Co. Minutes of the Inferior Court, 1824-1827), p. 1, on 1 March 1824. She was also appointed the guardian of her own children: William W., Mary E., Ludwell N., Henry M., Martha A. and Burwell P. Fullilove, children of Ludwell Fullilove, deceased. Seaborn J. Fullilove chose Elizabeth Fullilove to be his guardian. Commissioners were appointed to divide the estate among the widow and nine children at the request of Willis and Elizabeth Fullilove, admrs.

Issue:

William W. Fullilove m. Sarah D. Henry 10 Sept 1833 in Henry Co., Ga.


1. Mary E. Fullilove.
2. Ludwell N. Fullilove m. 15 June 1835 in Coweta Co., Elsie Freeman.
3. Henry M. Fullilove, listed on the 1850 Clarke Co., Ga. Census.
4. Martha A. Fullilove.
   
   VI. Burwell P. Fullilove, listed on the 1850 Clarke Co., Ga. Census.
5. Seaborn J. Fullilove.
6. Willis Fullilove, listed on the 1830 Henry Co., Ga. Census.