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- In 1692, Robert Fultoun and his son, James, were fencible men in Machrihannish.
In 1694, Robert Fultoun occupied a hearth at Smerby and another Robert Fultoun occupied a hearth at neighboring Laggan.
On 23 September 1709 Robert Fulton "in Machrihanish" received a tack to the "3 mklands of Drumgarve."
He and his son, James, were also listed as witnesses to a tack signed by William Anderson in Machrihanish and Margaret Pecoak, his mother.
In 1720, Robert Fulton was one of five tenants in Drumgarve. See KF, p. 132.
Robert was married to Isabel Anderson. This couple baptized the following children:
James - 1673
Agnes - 1678
Jenat - 1680
Isabell - 1682
No marriage record could be located for this couple.
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| Children |
| | 1. Fulton, James, c. 15 Jun 1673, Campbeltown, Campbeltown parish, Argyll, Scotland  |
| | 2. Fulton, Agnes, c. 17 Mar 1678, Campbeltown, Campbeltown parish, Argyll, Scotland |
| | 3. Fulton, Jenat, c. 2 May 1680, Campbeltown, Campbeltown parish, Argyll, Scotland |
| | 4. Fulton, Issobell/Isabell, c. 26 Dec 1682, Campbeltown, Campbeltown parish, Argyll, Scotland |
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