1842
Married 10 June 1842, Nauvoo, Ill. to Mary Houghton by Ornan Houghton - Mormon wedding.
He moves and takes up land in Harrison County, Iowa. Samuel Fuller is listed as a PIONEER of Harrison County, Iowa.
1853:
Bought 80 acres of land in Harrison County, Iowa, 14 December, 1853
In October, 1855, Samuel FULLER (and brother-in-law,Edward HOUGHTON) went to Wright County, Minn
1856:
One of original owners of land pre-empted and homesteaded in Wright county. Samuel W. Fuller is listed in Township 121, Range 24, Fractional Township (Monticello). It states in 1856 Samuel W. Fuller claimed parcel 19 on June 10 and parcel 20 on June 10.
1857 census Town of Bedford, Wright Co., MN (this was a town on paper that never became a town! They call them the Paper Townships!)
Land became part of Monticello, MN where he lived out his life.
Married 10 June 1842, Nauvoo, Ill. to Mary Houghton by Ornan Houghton - Mormon wedding.
He moves and takes up land in Harrison County, Iowa. Samuel Fuller is listed as a PIONEER of Harrison County, Iowa.
1853:
Bought 80 acres of land in Harrison County, Iowa, 14 December, 1853
In October, 1855, Samuel FULLER (and brother-in-law,Edward HOUGHTON) went to Wright County, Minn
1856:
One of original owners of land pre-empted and homesteaded in Wright county. Samuel W. Fuller is listed in Township 121, Range 24, Fractional Township (Monticello). It states in 1856 Samuel W. Fuller claimed parcel 19 on June 10 and parcel 20 on June 10.
1857 census Town of Bedford, Wright Co., MN (this was a town on paper that never became a town! They call them the Paper Townships!)
Land became part of Monticello, MN where he lived out his life.
1842
Married 10 June 1842, Nauvoo, Ill. to Mary Houghton by Ornan Houghton - Mormon wedding.
He moves and takes up land in Harrison County, Iowa. Samuel Fuller is listed as a PIONEER of Harrison County, Iowa.
1853:
Bought 80 acres of land in Harrison County, Iowa, 14 December, 1853
In October, 1855, Samuel FULLER (and brother-in-law,Edward HOUGHTON) went to Wright County, Minn
1856:
One of original owners of land pre-empted and homesteaded in Wright county. Samuel W. Fuller is listed in Township 121, Range 24, Fractional Township (Monticello). It states in 1856 Samuel W. Fuller claimed parcel 19 on June 10 and parcel 20 on June 10.
1857 census Town of Bedford, Wright Co., MN (this was a town on paper that never became a town! They call them the Paper Townships!)
Land became part of Monticello, MN where he lived out his life.
Married 10 June 1842, Nauvoo, Ill. to Mary Houghton by Ornan Houghton - Mormon wedding.
He moves and takes up land in Harrison County, Iowa. Samuel Fuller is listed as a PIONEER of Harrison County, Iowa.
1853:
Bought 80 acres of land in Harrison County, Iowa, 14 December, 1853
In October, 1855, Samuel FULLER (and brother-in-law,Edward HOUGHTON) went to Wright County, Minn
1856:
One of original owners of land pre-empted and homesteaded in Wright county. Samuel W. Fuller is listed in Township 121, Range 24, Fractional Township (Monticello). It states in 1856 Samuel W. Fuller claimed parcel 19 on June 10 and parcel 20 on June 10.
1857 census Town of Bedford, Wright Co., MN (this was a town on paper that never became a town! They call them the Paper Townships!)
Land became part of Monticello, MN where he lived out his life.
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