| Name | John FULLER Sr. |
| Birth | 15 Mar 1578, Redenhall parish, Norfolk County, ENGLAND |
| Death | 22 Dec 1608, Redenhall parish, Norfolk County, ENGLAND Age: 30 |
| Burial | Redenhall parish, Norfolk County, ENGLAND |
| Religion | Christened, 25 Dec 1608 |
| Father | Robert FULLER (1543-1614) |
| Mother | Sarah DUNKHORNE (1551-1584) |
| 1 | Anne |
| Marriage | abt 1598, Redenhall parish, Norfolk County, ENGLAND |
| 2 | Margaret BALLS |
| Birth | 1582, Redenhall parish, Norfolk County, ENGLAND |
| Death | Mar 1628, Redenhall parish, Norfolk County, ENGLAND Age: 46 |
| Burial | 27 Mar 1628, Redenhall parish, Norfolk County, ENGLAND |
| Marriage | 19 Dec 1599, Starston, Norfolk County, ENGLAND |
| Children | Constance (1600-) |
| Matthew (1602-1678) | |
| John (1604-1691) | |
| Thomas (1605-1659) | |
| William (1609-) |
[NOTE] The area of the parish of Redenhall with Harleston is 1,610 acres, with a population, in 1831, of 1,784, less than one-fourth agricultural. Part of the town lies in the parish of Mendham, which is chiefly in Suffolk; the Norfolk portion of this parish has an area of 720 acres, with a population, in 1831, of 341, one-fourth agricultural; giving a total for Harleston of 2,330 acres, with a population of 2,125. The town consists of a main street along the Yarmouth road, and a convenient market-place on the south side of the main street. The 'middle row,' between the street and the market-place, is in the hamlet of Harleston, which is part of Redenhall parish. In this part is a chapel-of-ease, a plain building. There are three dissenting places of worship in the town. The river Waveney flows at a short distance to the south; there are three bridges over it in the neighbourhood. The manufacture of bombazines is carried on to a small extent: there is a well attended corn-market on Wednesday, and two considerable fairs, at which great numbers of Scotch cattle are sold. The parish church of Redenhall is situated on an elevation a mile from the town on the road to Yarmouth. It consists of a nave with two aisles, a chancel, and a fine western tower of perpendicular character. The tower was built A.D. 1460-1520, but the body of the church in the beginning of the fourteenth century. The living is a rectory, with the chapelry of Harleston annexed, of the clear yearly value of £803. There were in 1833, in the parish of Redenhall and the Norfolk portion of Mendham parish, two infant or dame schools, with 33 to 38 children; a national day and Sunday school, partly endowed, with 90 children in the week and 134 on Sundays; two day-schools, with 40 children; and one Sunday-school with 145 children. - [1]
[NOTE] A second source states that John and Margaret were married in Redenhall parish instead of Starston parish, both in Norfolk County.
Website [2] claims John and Margaret had six children, having a second (earlier) John born at some time between Constance and Matthew.
[1] - http://www.oldtowns.co.uk/Norfolk/harleston.htm
[2] - Fuller, From the Mayflower ... to Michigan; www.jowest.net/genealogy/jo/fuller
[3] - Fuller Family; http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~walkersj/fuller