London

Fullwood’s have lived in the London area throughout the 16th and 17th centuries. Two notable members of the family are Sir George Fullwood and his son Christopher Fullwood who were both barristers of Holborne, London and lived in Derbyshire. Tower of London Fullwood Rents Grays Inn St Andrews Church Holborn

Warwickshire

Ancestral county and home of the Fullwood’s at Tanworth in Arden. Also of Mary Arden’s house in Wilmcote, Warwickshire inherited through marriage by John Fullwood. Several Fullwood’s lived in the nearby parish of Aston Cantlow. Tanworth-in-Arden Wilmcote Aston Cantlow Solihull - Longdon Hall Forde Hall Stratford Upon Avon

Staffordshire

Fullwood’s have lived in and around the Black Country, an area in the West Midlands between Birmingham and Wolverhampton for at least 500 years. Sedgley Bilston Coseley Woodsetton Tettenhall Wolverhampton

Derbyshire

Fulwood’s have lived in the “Peak District” for centuries and family trees show Fullwood’s from Derbyshire are linked to the Warwickshire branch. Middleton by Youlegrave Ashbourne Ilkeston

Nottinghamshire

There is a domesday account of a “Drogo” or “Drew” holding Esnotrewic as a sub-tenant lord under Peverell on the Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire border. The nearest town being Pinxton. There is another account of a Radalphus Fulwood holding land near Mansfield in the 15th century. Nottingham Everton Newark

Huntingdonshire

A branch of Fullwood’s settled in Huntingdon who were physicians and treated members of Oliver Cromwell’s family. They appear to have descended from the Nottinghamshire branch. Huntingdon

Places Index

Locations associated with Fullwood families

Blazons as recorded in Burkes Armoury and Herald visitations.

Worcestershire

Haden Hall Cradley Heath

Shropshire

Shrewsbury Ellesmere