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It would seem that John (1705–1755), had inherited the furnace and the gun making from his father and his second son Rose Fuller (named in honour of his mother) inherited the Plantation business in Jamaica.
On John's(1705–1755) death the estate was passed to his brother Rose Fuller.
There was a third Fuller brother Henry (1713- 1761) who was a vicar in Hampshire, and had a son John Fuller (1757–1834) later to be known as 'Mad Jack' or 'Honest John'. Henry died in 1761 when John was four.
Rose Fuller died in 1777, and passed the estate in his will to his nephew John Fuller(Mad Jack) Henry's son.
Please be aware Rose Hill is a private property and there is no public access to the house or its gardens.
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