Cora Fulford

Brief Life History of Cora

When Cora Fulford was born on 11 May 1870, in Monroe, Indiana, United States, her father, Thomas F Fulford, was 37 and her mother, Nancy Peters, was 31. She died on 21 March 1904, at the age of 33.

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Family Time Line

Thomas F Fulford
1833–1899
Nancy Peters
1838–1924
Johnathan A. Fulford
1851–
Martha A Fulford
1851–
Calvin S Fulford
1856–
Elizabeth Fulford
1854–1934
Jonathon Henry Fulford
1858–1943
Mary Ellen Fulford
1861–1944
William Orman Fulford
1866–1951
Mary Jane Fulford
1869–1939
Conder Esco Fulford
1869–1946
Cora Fulford
1870–1904
Edward Causie Fulford
1873–1932
Balam Fulford
1875–1891
Alice Serepts Fulford
1879–1966

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    Name Meaning

    English:

    habitational name from one or more of the numerous places so named in Devon, such as Fulford in Tiverton, Great Fulford in Dunsford, Fullaford in High Bray, Fulford Bridge in Shebbear, Fullaford in Sampford Courtenay, and Fullaford in Buckfastleigh.

    habitational name from one or more of the various places so called elsewhere in England, such as Fulford (Staffordshire), Fulford in Kingston Saint Mary (Somerset), Gate Fulford and Water Fulford (both East Yorkshire), Fulfords Farm in Itchingfield (Sussex), and Fulforth in Witton Gilbert (Durham). All places in 1 above and 2 are named from Old English fūl ‘dirty, muddy’ + ford ‘ford’.

    Dictionary of American Family Names © Patrick Hanks 2003, 2006.

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