http://neuronresearch.net/genealogy/Fulton_North_America.pdf
Figure 1.3.1-1 The distribution of Scottish settlers emigrating to northern Ireland during the colonial period.
The Land of Fulton was just to the west of Glasgow. As the people moved into Paisley, Beith and other
communities, they adopted the descriptor, de or of Foulton, with various spellings. With time, this became
just the surname Fulton. Modified from Gillespie, 1985.
Figure 1.3.2-8 Immigrants to North America from Lisburn using a simplified tree. The shading indicates
the time spent by the individual in North America. This figure omits the immigration of Rev. Robert Fulton
(1654–1720) to Jamaica and the circuitous migration of William Fulton (1810–1889).
Note from Brad Fulton: This tree is rooted on the left side of the previous diagram. So our relationship to
Robert Fulton is quite remote.
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