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| Birth: | 3 Feb 1838 in WASHINGTON CO., GA, U.S.A |
| Death: | 1915 in TN, U.S.A |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | JOHN GLEN FULGHUM b. 20 Sep 1814 in WAYNE CO., NC, U.S.A |
| Mother: | ELIZABETH DUGGAN HARRISON b. 16 Jun 1814 in WASHINGTON CO., GA, U.S.A |
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| Burial: TREZEVANT, TN |
| Graduation: THE CROZIER INSTITUTE |
| Occupation: BAPTIST PREACHER |
| Religion: BAPTIST |
| Physical Description: Named for the Baptist Minister and educator Jesse Mercer. |
| Occupation: (1) CABINET MAKER (2) MINISTER (3) JEWELER & WATCHMAKER |
| Changed: 14 Mar 2005 |
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| MARY DORTCH (Wife) b. 4 Mar 1842 in WASHINGTON CO., GA, U.S.A
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| Marriage: | 7 SEP 1856 |
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 HERMES FULGHAM b. 1868 in WASHINGTON CO., GA, U.S.A
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| CLEMENTINE MINERVA WALTON (Wife) b. 15 Oct 1839 in BLACK CREEK, PERSON CO., NC, U.S.A
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| Marriage: | 27 JUN 1872 |
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- LINDA WALTON FULGHAM b. 2 Apr 1873 in PARIS, TN
- VIDA FULGHAM b. 29 Apr 1874 in PARIS, TN
- GUY HERSHEL FULGHAM b. 1 Jan 1876 in TREZEVANT, TN, U.S.A
- LIDA JETER FULGHAM b. 12 Nov 1877 in TREZVANT, TN
 CLEMENT WALTON FULGHAM b. 1878 in TREZEVANT, TN, U.S.A
- VERDEL CROZIER FULGHAM b. 7 May 1881 in TREZEVANT, TN, U.S.A
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EDUCATION: THE CROZIER INSTITUTE (REL)CONFEDERATE PENSION #S11918--Other FieldsRIN: 210Fulghum J.M., Pvt., Enlisted 5/14/62, Sandersville, Transferredto Engineer Corp. 9/10/63. 1850 Census list Jesse M. Fulgam age13 living Washington Co in the household of John G. Fulgam. Insame household, William H. and Joseph Harrison Fulgam.From the time Clem & Jesse married their life was typical of apreacher's with lots of moves. from church to church. Firstchurch in Lumpkin, Ga.; then to Paris, TN 1/8/1873, then toTrezvant, TN; then to McKenzie,TN 1881,back to Thomasville, GA3/1/1888 ; back to TN 1899, and from 1890 to 1896 betweenBellbuckle, Waverly and McKenzie, TN. McKenzie final.Jesse and Clementine share a joint gravestone that reads "Theyfought the good fight - They kept the faith"
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