Nancy Ann Rice ^{1 2}

  General Notes:

Jonathan Boone is the nephew of Daniel Boone and the husband of Catherine Rice - who is the sister of Nancy Rice, ancestor of Louis Lehmann

The Boone family; a genealogical history of the descendants of George and Mary Boone who came to America in 1717; containing many unpublished bits of early Kentucky history
Spraker, Ella Hazel Atterbury
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CENSUS:

1790. Heads of Families - 1790,Washington Co., Pa. lists the "Widow Fullenwider with 2 m. under10 & 2 fem. including head of household.

1810 census. Shelby county, Kentucky. Nancy Link is recorded as "Nancy Links" and is listed as a head of a household which includes one male, age 16-25; one female under 10 (probably Ann); one female 10-15 (probably Sarah); two females 16-25; and one female (undoubtedly Nancy) age 45+.


DEATH: Will 5 May 1843 (FHL 0183137 - Shelby Co, KY) Nancy (Rice) Fullenwider; Link - names as children: Elizabeth Pence, Catherine Cooper (willed her three negros), Sarah Thompson, Ann Pope (willed her $100), Mary Galey, Henry Fullenwider, and Abraham Fullenwider


A large stockade fort erected by the Rice family, located on Buffalo Creek, about fifteen miles from its mouth, in Brooke County, near the present location of Bethany College. It was the scene in September, 1782, of one of the most important episodes in the Indians wars, during which six defenders drove away a band of over a hundred Indians. "West Virginia History - Virginia Frontier Defenses 1719-1795 "By Roy Bird Cook Volume I, Number 2 (January 1940), pp. 119-130

Nancy married Henry Fullenwider Jr., son of Henry Fullenwider and Barbara Frick, in 1779 in Pennsylvania, USA. (Henry Fullenwider Jr. was born in 1756 in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA and died on 9 Dec 1789 in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA.)

Nancy next married Jacob Link in 1789-1792. (Jacob Link died in 1805.)