Links & Credits

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Nothing to do with the history of the Fullicks but please visit Patrick Bonello's website at http://www.whalesrevenge.com and sign the petition to Save the Whales
For researchers with ancestors in the Headley area of Hampshire, there can be no better resource than Jo Owen Smith's website http://www.johnowensmith.co.uk/headley/
For great music sequenced by Lesley Nelson visit http://www.contemplator.com
Harry Chalk was the husband of a direct descendant of George Fullick and Frances Waltham. Harry sadly died on the 9th October 2007 but you can still see some of his artwork on his personal website at http://freespace.virgin.net/hg_dj.chalk
Tony's family website for the Warner clan http://www.tony.warner.btinternet.co.uk/ - Tony's wife Vanessa is a direct descendant of George Fullick and Frances Waltham.
Cyndi's list is the number one listing for all things related to genealogy http://cyndislist.com
The Mormon church family information site is a must for checking births, christenings and marriages. Also free download of the PAF genealogy program. PAF5 is now available. http://familysearch.org
The convict list for the Augusta Jessie which includes 3 of the Fullick convicts http://rootsweb.com/~austas/AugustaJessie.htm
Census information on the Hampshire Fullicks
For great graphics to use on your website see Dreamcatcher Graphics
http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/dreamcatcher
Another great graphic site is Carla's Graphic Designs
http://www.graphicsbycarla.com
Another fantastic resource site for music lovers = especially of the 1920 - 50's era
http://www.melodylane.net
Searching for missing relatives? Check out the photographs at Ancient Faces. You can also post a family story, a photograph you'd like identified or a link to your personal website
http://www.ancientfaces.com
The Access to Archives website is the link for the English strand of the UK Archives and can provide some real gems of information. Their database contains 9.5 million records relating to 8.7 million items held in396 records offices and other repositories.
http://www.a2a.org.uk/
Newbies helping newbies in the area of computers, genealogy and the Internet
http://www.angelfire.com/mt/forbesnewbies/index.html
Jean Noble has set up a very informative and interesting website for anyone with ancestors who come from the Stepney area of East London. It is being added to progressively.
http://website.lineone.net/~jcn
Ted Croucher's website has lots of information for Fullick researchers
http://www.croucherconsult.co.uk/genealogy/Fullick/Gendex.htm
Website for the Halsey-Excell family
http://www.halgen.org/

I am very sad to say that William Cook who researched the Fullicks for over 20years and was a font of knowledge about the convicts died in November 2001. He was a direct descendant of George and Frances and although unknown to me prior to my delving into the family history, never hesitated to share the information that he had gathered at great expense of time, money and energy. Without him this website would not have advanced so quickly. I know he helped many other Fullick researchers and he will be greatly missed.
Thanks also go to:
~Jo Owen Smith for being a seemingly never ending supplier of information on Headley, fellow researchers and for clearing up some of the mystery surrounding the 'Heathers'.;
~Suzanne Ziolkowski for the use of her photographs of Hexham/Tarro Cemetery and for sharing her knowledge of Dinah Claydon, Henry Fullick and their descendants;
~Many others who have contributed information along the way - to all of you - thank you.

If I have inadvertently used any of your images and forgotten to add a credit, please contact me and I will be happy to add the required details to this page.