FULMER Family History 

of Westmoreland County

South Huntingdon Township

and the surrounding

communities, villages, boroughs

and coal patch towns.

This Old Scarecrow is going to attempt documenting some of the information, and images relating to the descendants of Daniel A. Fulmer  1832 - 1911.

It may include valuable genealogical information that may be useful for family members to help connect-the-dots.

Whatever I post up on this site, I'll avoid the names of all living relatives, and their likenesses.  

Sewickley School House No. 6

(aka) The Mill Grove School 

circa 1904-1905

Photograph by Elmer Kintigh

A.  Clarence McKee  (teacher)

B.  Charles Robinson

C.  Clarence Wymer Fulmer  1890-1935

D.  Alice Pearl Fulmer  1897-1980

E.  Harry Morrison Fulmer  1888-1973

F.  John Reese Fulmer  1893-1955

Four of these hardscrabble urchins are the children of George Albert, and Lucy Ann Stoner Fulmer.

The family lived in and around the Mill Grove, and Milbell vicinity at this time.

George Albert Fulmer  (1862-1937) was the third child born to Daniel A., and Sarah Ann McLain Fulmer.

George had a blacksmith shop near Sewickley Creek during this time.