the son...whieh killed him instantly,”
GAZETTE, Fayetteville, North Carolina, Nov.
27), 792 «
the son...Which killed him instantly."
GAZETTE, Fayetteville, North Carolina, Nov.
27, 7926
Which killed him instantly,"
2ETTE, Fayetteville, North Carolina,
27, 17926
November end, 1792,
FULLER, Samuel Hs
"On ‘the 2nd instant (11-2-1792) was executed
in Hillsborough, Samuel Fuller, of “renville
county, for the horrid and unnstural murder of
his own son, Mr. Fuller, until... a few years
past, has conducted himself as a good and re-
spectabi@ Gitizen, has raised a family in good
reputesec9ndee shad acquired considerable pro-
perty...A man near three score years of age,
unworthily takes to his bed an abandoned woman
and keeps her in defiance of a faithful wife,
and a number of children.,.On the moring of
the fatal catastrophe, this son went...to drive
her off; when high words ensued, and soon
after a gun was discharged by the father at
November end, 1792,
FULLER, Samuel Noite
"On ‘the 2nd instant (11-2-1792) was executed
in Hillsborough, Samuel Fuller, of Yranville
county, for the horrid and unnatural murder of
his own son. Mr. Fuller, until... a few years
pest, has conducted himself as a good and re-
spectabla@ €itizen, has raised a family in good
repute...and...had acquired considerable pro-
perty...A man near three score years of age,
unworthily takes to his bed an abandoned woman
and keeps her in defiance of a faithful wife,
and a number of children...On the moring of
the fatal catastrophe, this son went...to drive
her off; when high words ensued, and soon
after a gun was discharged by the father at
November 2nd, 1792.
FULLER, Samuel Weer
in Hillsborough, er,
county, Genithe iernidlana Ganaeivel nuvden on
his ow son, Mr, Fuller, until... a few years
has conducted himself as a good and re-
pe
spectgDia itizen, hes raised a fanily in good
repute...and...shad acquired considerable pro-
perty...A msn near three score years of age,
unworthily tekes to his bed an abandoned woman
and keeps her in defiance of e faithful wife,
and a number of children.,,0n the moring of
the fatal catastrophe, this son went...to drive
he when high words ensued, and soon
after a gun was aieca by the father at
