Fuller Family of Sussex

Notes

Robert Knipe

Of New Lodge, Berkhampstead

Cpt. Nicholas Tattersall

Captain Nicholas Tettersell - trading from the Sussex coast he agreed to take King Charles II to France for £60 but then upped the price to £200 when he realised who his passenger was. When Charles was restored to his throne he awarded Tettersell and his family a pension of £100 a year for 99 years. He became landlord of the Old Ship Inn, High Constable and is buried in St Nicholas’s Churchyard.The King gave Tettersell a ring which descended to Sir George Shiffner through the Bridger family.

Rev Edward Harland

1881 Census: Married
Occupation: Vicar of Colwich
Dwelling: Hinton Admiral
Census Place: Christchurch, Hampshire, England

Educated at Wad­ham Col­lege, Ox­ford (BA 1831, MA 1833), Har­land took Ho­ly Or­ders and served as Cur­ate of New­bo­rough (1833-6) and San­don (1836-51); Vicar of Col­wich, Staf­ford­shire (1851); and Pre­ben­da­ry in Lich­field Ca­thed­ral (1873). His works in­clude:
- Church Psalter and Hymnal, 1855, 1863, 1865, 1876
- Index Sermonum, 1858

Source: http://www.cyberhymnal.org/bio/h/a/r/harland_e.htm

Major Gerald Robert Spencer

Of Delves House, Ringmer, Sussex