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Fuller

Beechmount House, near Kenmare, on 1829 to 1842 map.
William Fuller, mar Jane Harnett and had issue:

Thomas Fuller, had issue:


  1. James Fuller,
    adopted surname Harnett,
    James Fuller Harnett, of Aghamore, Co.Kerry,
    mar 1783 to Elizabeth Gun,
    (todo) see abstract of his will dated 1794, [NLI] Ms.139, p.192,
    he died, she re-married to William Ponsonby,
    had issue:

    1. Thomas Fuller Harnett.

    2. Sara Harnett, or Sarah, "Miss Sally", born c.1792,
      would be named after maternal grandmother Sarah Stoughton,
      might have been known as Sara Ponsonby after mother re-married to William Ponsonby,
      mar c.1809 to Daniel Guion.


  2. Capt. Edward Fuller,
    of Sunday's Well, W side of Cork,
    Captain in "Old Kerry" Regiment of Militia,
    mar at Ardfert church, Co.Kerry, July 1791, to Elizabeth Blennerhassett [bapt 1772],
    (todo) see report dated "Limerick, 25th July", in Cork Evening Post, Thur 28th July 1791,
    (todo) see Dublin Chronicle, 2 Aug 1791,
    on his marriage in 1791 he built Beechmount House, on the main road E of Kenmare, Co.Kerry (see 1887 to 1913 map and modern map),
    see BEECHMOUNT HOUSE in [Houses of Kerry],
    he was also of Sackville, Co.Kerry,
    in the 1798 rebellion he fought against the French troops in Co.Mayo,
    Elizabeth "followed her husband - at a safe distance - from place to place" [Fuller, Omniana],
    he died 1827,
    bur in Fuller and Harnett vault, Shandon, Cork,
    had issue:

    1. Thomas Harnett Fuller,
      born 1806 (think NOT 1808),
      inherited 1827,
      mar 1stly in 1832 to Fanny Bland [Frances Diana Bland],
      he had wasted the estate he inherited, so Fanny's father would not consent to the marriage, they courted in secret, and eloped to Glasgow to marry,
      he lived Glashnacree House, Derryquin, off the N70, SE of Sneem, Co.Kerry (see 1887 to 1913 map and modern map and street view),
      see GLASHNACREE HOUSE in [Houses of Kerry], also called Clashnacree,
      died 1886,
      had issue:

      1. James Franklin Fuller,
        born 16th Aug 1835, Nedanone, some distance W of Sneem (see map),
        architect, FRIAI, FRIBA,
        co-designed Kylemore Abbey, Connemara (see Google Street View and Wikimedia Commons images and Flickr Creative Commons images),
        from around 1870 on he had office at 179 Great Brunswick St, Dublin,
        remodelled Ballyseedy 1880,
        co-designed Farmleigh, Phoenix Park, Dublin,
        of Glashnacree after father's death 1886,
        re-worked Iveagh House, St.Stephen's Green,
        historian and genealogist, FSA, MRIA, member of [CHAS],
        in [Thom's] 1872 to 1898 he is listed as living 5 Sydenham Rd, Dundrum, Co.Dublin (see map and street view),
        see controversy with Mary Agnes Hickson in Kerry Evening Post 1893,
        he wrote an account of the Trial of Rowan Cashell in 1901-04,
        later lived 51 Eglinton Road, Dublin (fine steps up to door, opposite Eglinton Court, see street view),
        died 8th Dec 1924, age 89 yrs.
        See biography in [O'Brien and Guinness, 1994]. See biography.

Glashnacree House (also called Clashnacree), SE of Sneem, on 1887 to 1913 map.



Kylemore Abbey, Connemara.
Photo 2006. See full size. From Wikimedia Commons.

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