Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
NameAgnes CARPENTER 
Birth15851868, p 1
Death16151864, p 289 Age: 30
Burial3 Jul 1615, Leiden, Holland1869, p 37
FatherAlexander CARPENTER (~1560-1612)
MotherPriscilla DILLEN (1552-1653)
Individual Notes
• ...daughter of Alexander Carpenter of Wrentham, some 19 miles from Redenhall.1851, p 155
Spouses
1Dr. Samuel FULLER , MCS-08
, MCS-08Birthabt 15801864, p 289
Baptism20 Jan 1580, Redenhall, Norfolk, England1870, p 812,1851, p 155 Age: <1
Deathbef 26 Sep 1633, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts1851, p 155; year & place only Age: 53
Occupationphysician1871
FlagsMayflower Compact Signer, Mayflower Passenger
FatherRobert FULLER (~1539-)
MotherFrancis
Individual Notes
• mr Samuell fuller; and a servant, caled William Butten. His wife was behind & a child, which came afterwards.1872, p 9
• He was the first physician to settle in New England, and a Deacon of the Church at Leyden, and at Plymouth until his death.1759, p 120
• Dr. Samuel Fuller served as deacon of the Pilgrim church in both Leyden and Plymouth. He was the eighth signer of the Mayflower Compact and the first “physition & chirurgeon” of the Plymouth Colony.1851, p 155
• [He] died at Plymouth in 1633 of the “infectious fevoure” which took so many lives in that year. He married three times.1851, p 155
• He was the first physician to settle in New England, and a Deacon of the Church at Leyden, and at Plymouth until his death.1759, p 120
• Dr. Samuel Fuller served as deacon of the Pilgrim church in both Leyden and Plymouth. He was the eighth signer of the Mayflower Compact and the first “physition & chirurgeon” of the Plymouth Colony.1851, p 155
• [He] died at Plymouth in 1633 of the “infectious fevoure” which took so many lives in that year. He married three times.1851, p 155
Marriage30 Apr 1613, Leiden, Holland1864, p 289,1851, p 155,1869, p 37,1873, p 878; marriage only,1759, p 120
Family Notes
• They had no children.1868, p 2
No Children