Birth: date & location currently unknown, one of mother's four known children.
Rachel Silva, works for the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program. View her published research under "Archived Sandwiching in History Tour Scripts" on the Shaer house dated 5 OCT 2010, in part to wit.
William Savin Fulton came to Arkansas in 1829 after he was appointed by President Andrew Jackson to serve as Secretary of the Arkansas Territory. Fulton's family followed him to Little Rock. His widowed sister, Jane Juliet Fulton Shall, came to Little Rock with her three children: David Fulton Shall, Margaret Ann Shall, and Elizabeth Shall. [David Fulton Shall was killed by a stray bullet during the final days of the Brooks-Baxter War in 1874 (Joseph Brooks v. Elisha Baxter for AR governor during Reconstruction).] The eldest child, Margaret Ann Shall, married James Blair Galloway on March 1, 1838. James B. Galloway was a planter and owned land in Pulaski and Lonoke counties. He also journeyed to California during the 1849 Gold Rush. James and Margaret Galloway had three children who survived to adulthood: Walter Aston Galloway, Mary "Molly" Aston Galloway, and Elizabeth Shall Galloway.
Death: age sixteen, in Little rock, Pulaski county, Arkansas, likely (?) before her widowed mother removed to Little Rock with older brother who had been appointed by President Andrew Jackson secretary of the Territory of Arkansas in 1829
Father: William Shall b: 1792 Hagerstown, Washington county, Maryland, (reportedly, obtained a position as sutler, or merchant, at Fort Gibson in Indian Territory via her maternal uncle, where Fulton's wife's brother, Captain E W B Nowland was in 1833)
Mother: Jane Juliet Fulton b: 24 JUN 1801 Baltimore, Baltimore county, Maryland, (younger sister of Senator William S Fulton).
Grandfather: David Fulton.
Rachel Silva, works for the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program. View her published research under "Archived Sandwiching in History Tour Scripts" on the Shaer house dated 5 OCT 2010, in part to wit.
William Savin Fulton came to Arkansas in 1829 after he was appointed by President Andrew Jackson to serve as Secretary of the Arkansas Territory. Fulton's family followed him to Little Rock. His widowed sister, Jane Juliet Fulton Shall, came to Little Rock with her three children: David Fulton Shall, Margaret Ann Shall, and Elizabeth Shall. [David Fulton Shall was killed by a stray bullet during the final days of the Brooks-Baxter War in 1874 (Joseph Brooks v. Elisha Baxter for AR governor during Reconstruction).] The eldest child, Margaret Ann Shall, married James Blair Galloway on March 1, 1838. James B. Galloway was a planter and owned land in Pulaski and Lonoke counties. He also journeyed to California during the 1849 Gold Rush. James and Margaret Galloway had three children who survived to adulthood: Walter Aston Galloway, Mary "Molly" Aston Galloway, and Elizabeth Shall Galloway.
Death: age sixteen, in Little rock, Pulaski county, Arkansas, likely (?) before her widowed mother removed to Little Rock with older brother who had been appointed by President Andrew Jackson secretary of the Territory of Arkansas in 1829
Father: William Shall b: 1792 Hagerstown, Washington county, Maryland, (reportedly, obtained a position as sutler, or merchant, at Fort Gibson in Indian Territory via her maternal uncle, where Fulton's wife's brother, Captain E W B Nowland was in 1833)
Mother: Jane Juliet Fulton b: 24 JUN 1801 Baltimore, Baltimore county, Maryland, (younger sister of Senator William S Fulton).
Grandfather: David Fulton.
Birth: date & location currently unknown, one of mother's four known children.
Rachel Silva, works for the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program. View her published research under "Archived Sandwiching in History Tour Scripts" on the Shaer house dated 5 OCT 2010, in part to wit.
William Savin Fulton came to Arkansas in 1829 after he was appointed by President Andrew Jackson to serve as Secretary of the Arkansas Territory. Fulton's family followed him to Little Rock. His widowed sister, Jane Juliet Fulton Shall, came to Little Rock with her three children: David Fulton Shall, Margaret Ann Shall, and Elizabeth Shall. [David Fulton Shall was killed by a stray bullet during the final days of the Brooks-Baxter War in 1874 (Joseph Brooks v. Elisha Baxter for AR governor during Reconstruction).] The eldest child, Margaret Ann Shall, married James Blair Galloway on March 1, 1838. James B. Galloway was a planter and owned land in Pulaski and Lonoke counties. He also journeyed to California during the 1849 Gold Rush. James and Margaret Galloway had three children who survived to adulthood: Walter Aston Galloway, Mary "Molly" Aston Galloway, and Elizabeth Shall Galloway.
Death: age sixteen, in Little rock, Pulaski county, Arkansas, likely (?) before her widowed mother removed to Little Rock with older brother who had been appointed by President Andrew Jackson secretary of the Territory of Arkansas in 1829
Father: William Shall b: 1792 Hagerstown, Washington county, Maryland, (reportedly, obtained a position as sutler, or merchant, at Fort Gibson in Indian Territory via her maternal uncle, where Fulton's wife's brother, Captain E W B Nowland was in 1833)
Mother: Jane Juliet Fulton b: 24 JUN 1801 Baltimore, Baltimore county, Maryland, (younger sister of Senator William S Fulton).
Grandfather: David Fulton.
Rachel Silva, works for the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program. View her published research under "Archived Sandwiching in History Tour Scripts" on the Shaer house dated 5 OCT 2010, in part to wit.
William Savin Fulton came to Arkansas in 1829 after he was appointed by President Andrew Jackson to serve as Secretary of the Arkansas Territory. Fulton's family followed him to Little Rock. His widowed sister, Jane Juliet Fulton Shall, came to Little Rock with her three children: David Fulton Shall, Margaret Ann Shall, and Elizabeth Shall. [David Fulton Shall was killed by a stray bullet during the final days of the Brooks-Baxter War in 1874 (Joseph Brooks v. Elisha Baxter for AR governor during Reconstruction).] The eldest child, Margaret Ann Shall, married James Blair Galloway on March 1, 1838. James B. Galloway was a planter and owned land in Pulaski and Lonoke counties. He also journeyed to California during the 1849 Gold Rush. James and Margaret Galloway had three children who survived to adulthood: Walter Aston Galloway, Mary "Molly" Aston Galloway, and Elizabeth Shall Galloway.
Death: age sixteen, in Little rock, Pulaski county, Arkansas, likely (?) before her widowed mother removed to Little Rock with older brother who had been appointed by President Andrew Jackson secretary of the Territory of Arkansas in 1829
Father: William Shall b: 1792 Hagerstown, Washington county, Maryland, (reportedly, obtained a position as sutler, or merchant, at Fort Gibson in Indian Territory via her maternal uncle, where Fulton's wife's brother, Captain E W B Nowland was in 1833)
Mother: Jane Juliet Fulton b: 24 JUN 1801 Baltimore, Baltimore county, Maryland, (younger sister of Senator William S Fulton).
Grandfather: David Fulton.
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