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 BURKE'S COLONTAL GENTRY. 717 diiuprlitm- of tlio Rev. T. C. Gauuxku, iiiul has a son, Charlie Algernon, 4. 29lh September, l.SOl ; Florenee ; Annie Elma, m. 1891, Ciunpbell ICeik- .Mackin- tosh, of Dalnii^avie. (2) Henrietta, 4. J 834, d. num. 18.54. (3) Kieanov Amy Matilda, A. 1.5fcli April, 18 i. I. Eleanor, 4. 1752, </. num. 1836. II. Anne, b. 17riO, (/. iiinn. at Lisburn, 10th Oetober, 1815. III. Eliza Overend, 4. 1771, d. unm. in Dublin, 1819. The second son, J.tME3 Fulton, of Lisburn, oo. Antrim, 4. 1755, sheriff of Armagh and Antrim, m. Anne, (laughter of Henry Bell, of Lambeg, and d. 2(th July, 1817, having by her, who d. 5th January. 1834, luvd issue, I. John, of Lisburn. oo. Antrim, Captain 2nd Bengal European Regiment, b. 28th August, 1784, d. unm. of apoplexy, at Lisburn, 17th March, 1829. II. Robert Bell, of whom presently. III. James Bell, 4. 31st December, 1791, ■m. Annie, daughter of Henry Stepuen- SON, of York, and d. at Lisburn 21st June, 1817, leaving issue, a daughter, Ann Bell, m. Dr. William Dallas Husband, late mayor of York, and d. 1866, having by him, vfho d. 1890 had with other issue, a son, James, who was lost in the " Lord Raglan " with Robert Fulton, in 1863. IV. Henry Banks, 4. 19th December, 1795, killed in the hunting field, 6th November, 1813, ,s. p. I. Mary, 4. 4th July, 1786 ; m. 1806, John Macintyke. of Belfast, who d. s. p. August, 1829. II. Ellen, 4. 28th August, 1787, m. 21st November, 1806, Thomas Walkeb, of Dublin, who emigrated to Mississippi, U.S.A., and d. leaving issue. III. Anna Bell, 4. 27th January, 1791, d. vnm. at Blackheath, 1879. IV. Eliza, 4. 21st March, 1793 ; m. Dr. Thomas Reib, surgeon, R.N., but d. s. V. 27th April, 1829. He d. 22nd June, 1825. V. Jane, 4. 15th September, 1801, d. unm. at Blackheath, 17th March, 1887. The second son. Major Robert Bell Fulton, of Lisburn, CO. Antrim, Major Bengal Artillery, 4. 28th September, 1788, m. at Gretna Grreen, 31st October, and at Hillsborough, 9th Decem- ber, 1817, Elizabeth Jane, daughter of G-eorge Stephenson, of Hillsborough, co. Antrim, and (/. at Futtyghur. India, 11th May, 1836 (M.I. in Lisburn Cathedral, and in the Port of Futtvghur), having by her (who! was 4. 9th September, 1799, and d. 6th May, 18C3, and was buried at West Taieri Church- yard, Otago, New Zealand) had issue, I. James, 4. at Cossepore, India, 24th January, 1824, and d. at Calcutta, 13tli December, 1828. II. George William Wright, Captain Bengal Engineers, h. at Futtyghur, India, 23rd Novcndjer, 1825, was the gallant olllccr who so distinguished himself at the siege of Lueknow, and was killed by a cannon shot, while insjiecting one of the batteries, 14th September, 1857. He has been called the " Defender of Lueknow " {see Gubbins' Hishiri/ of Mittinie.i in Oiide and all the histories of the Indian Mutiny). He m. Isabella Sophia, eldest daughter of Major Robert Wrougiiton, of the Bengal Survey Dejiartment (grandson of Sir Philip Wkouoimon), ami by her, who d. 1879, had issue, 1. John Charles, of Marton, Wan- ganui, .N.Z., auctioneer and eoui- mission agent, 4. Slst Marcli, 1849. 2. Frederick, merchant and com- mission agent, of Napier, New Zealand, where he emigrated in 1870, well-known as a cricketer, 4. 1st June, 1850. 3. Robert, Major, Indian Staff Corps, 4. 12th July, 1852, served in the Sikkim Expedition 1888 (medal with clasp), is m. 4. William Wright, surveyor of Marton, Waiigauui, New Zealand, 4. 30th May, 1854, m. Helen, daughter of W. Betts, of Mar- ton, N.Z., and has issue. 5. George Sibley, J. P. of Glenorchy, Lake Wakatipu, New Zealand, 4. 27th September, 1857. 1. Ellen Charlotte, 4. 19th July, 1856, m. 1861, Charles William Wallace, Civil Service, and has issue, one son and two daughters. III. John, the subject of this memoir. IV. James (Hon.), of Ravenseliffe, West Taieri, New Zealand, M.L.C., 4. at Futtyghur, India, 27th June, 1830; emigrated to New Zealand in the sliip " Ajax " in 1848. Mr. James Fulton was sometime coroner and registrar for the Taieri ; returning officer for that eleetorial district, chairman of the County Council, justice of the peace, resident magistrjite for Dune- din, Port Chalmers, and the Taieri, was returned as member of the House of Representatives for that place in 1879, as a strong supporter of the Atkinson Government ; he was also a member of the Otago University Council ; the Otago Education Board ; the Otago Bible Society, and was a life governor of the Otago Boys' and Girls' Schools. In 1888, he was chairman of the " Sweating Commis- sion " appointed to enipiire into the working of the various factories in tins colony. The Hon. James Fnlt<m, who was au earnest supporter of the