by Hubert Kinney Shaw. 1955. 7p

In the documents provided, Edward Fuller is highlighted as a signer of the Mayflower Compact, representing a significant figure in early American history. The Mayflower Compact itself was a pivotal document signed by loyal subjects of King James, establishing a civil body politic for the first colony in Virginia. Samuel Fuller, son of Edward Fuller, emerges as a prominent figure in Plymouth and Scituate, known for his piety and service to the colony. His marriages to Anne and Jane are noted, with descendants of the Fuller family still living today. These records offer valuable insights into the Fuller family's history, their involvement in the Mayflower journey, and their contributions to the early American colonies.