Family register
Robert Fuller
Robert Fuller (died 1614) was a member of the Fuller family. He married Sarah (Dunkhorn) Fuller. His children were Thomas Fuller, Edward Fuller, Ann Fuller, John Fuller and Samuel Fuller. He died in 1614, in Redenhall, Norfolk, England.
Work and residence
Robert Fuller was a butcher in the parish of Redenhall, in Norfolk, England.[1][3][7]
Marriage and family
His first wife was Sarah Dunkhorn, and by her he was the father of Edward Fuller, his second son and second child.[3][7] The Redenhall parish register records the baptism of Samuel Fuller, son of Robert Fuller, butcher, on 20 January 1580.[1][2]
Will
Robert Fuller made his will in 1614.[4][5] In it he left his son Thomas Fuller a tenement lately built "wherein I now dwell," held of Tryndelhedge Bastoft Manor in Redenhall or Harleston, and named Thomas his executor and heir of that tenement.[5] To his son Edward Fuller he left the same tenement "on the death of my wife," together with twenty pounds.[8] He directed that when his grandson, a son of his son John Fuller, should be of age sufficient to be bound apprentice, his son Thomas was to have the choosing of the master and trade.[4] He left the other half of his estate among four of his children, including his daughter Ann Fuller.[6]