Fulbright
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(1855 - 19??)
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(1774 - 1835)
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(1753 - 1813)
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(1726 1780)
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(????)
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David James Fulbright
Born: 12 Aug 1855
Died:David James Fulbright was born 12 Aug 1855 to Mahala Catherine Miller when she was 24 years old and still single.
It is not certain who David James’ father was, although Mahala said that it was David F. Fulbright, her first cousin. Mahala knew that her Uncle William and Aunt Regina were well situated and she claimed David was the father. At the time of conception, David seemed too young to father the child, but he was named in the Bastardy Bond and David James Fulbright was bound to his grandfather, Jacob Miller by the Courts.
David F. Fulbright was born on 2-18-1840 and was killed in the Civil War at the Battle of Chancellorsville, on 5-3-1863. Others believe that David James' real father was Randolph Johnson. The David James Fulbright Family
David James Fulbright became very prosperous, owning a mercantile store with a post office. He was a Justice of the Peace and briefly taught school. David James married Sarah Fulp and had a large family. One of their daughters, Sallie Fulbright, drowned in the accident at the Catawba River which also claimed the life of Eliza Jane Goble. These girls were first cousins. Sarah Fulp Fulbright was a mid-wife and dresser of the dead. She lovingly had to lay out both girls for their funerals.
If you have additional photo or information on David James Fulbright, please contact me. A special thanks to Allen Miller for the photo of the David James Fulbright Family.
