On an unknown date and place, but by late 1585, Robert "the butcher" Fuller of Redenhall, in county Norfolk, England m. 2) Frances, whose maiden name has never been discovered. One writer claims her maiden name was Blackwell, but no record has ever been found remotely suggesting her maiden name. By Frances was born four children baptized of record at Redenhall: Sarah, Christopher (d.y.), Elizabeth and Mary, who are summarized in their father's memorial.
Frances outlived her husband and was buried in Redenhall on 28 March 1632, but left no probate or record of estate administration. Despite no known gravestone, she is assumed interred at the Redenhall churchyard.
Frances outlived her husband and was buried in Redenhall on 28 March 1632, but left no probate or record of estate administration. Despite no known gravestone, she is assumed interred at the Redenhall churchyard.
On an unknown date and place, but by late 1585, Robert "the butcher" Fuller of Redenhall, in county Norfolk, England m. 2) Frances, whose maiden name has never been discovered. One writer claims her maiden name was Blackwell, but no record has ever been found remotely suggesting her maiden name. By Frances was born four children baptized of record at Redenhall: Sarah, Christopher (d.y.), Elizabeth and Mary, who are summarized in their father's memorial.
Frances outlived her husband and was buried in Redenhall on 28 March 1632, but left no probate or record of estate administration. Despite no known gravestone, she is assumed interred at the Redenhall churchyard.
Frances outlived her husband and was buried in Redenhall on 28 March 1632, but left no probate or record of estate administration. Despite no known gravestone, she is assumed interred at the Redenhall churchyard.
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