Wesley Fantley Fultz - (15 August 1815 Russell Co, VA - 29 June 1887 Wesleyville, Carter Co, KY)

• Father - Obadiah Fults/z
• Mother - Martha Blankenship

m. 28 January 1840 Carter Co, KY

Sylvia Stamper - (?)

• Father - John Stamper
• Mother - Sarah Stamper

1. James W. (28 December 1841 Carter Co, KY - 18 December 1924 Grayson, Carter Co, KY)
2. John Wesley (12 May 1843 Wesleyville, Carter Co, KY - 10 March 1923 Olive Hill, Carter Co, KY)
3. Leslie Obadiah (7 February 1845 Wesleyville, Carter Co, KY - 30 January 1878, Carter Co, KY)
4. George Washington (24 February 1846 Wesleyville, Carter Co, KY - 25 November 1869 Maysville, Mason Co, KY)
5. Martha (29 November 1846 Wesleyville, Carter Co, KY - 06 June 1892 Lewis Co, KY)
6. Andrew Jackson (18 December 1849 Wesleyville, Carter Co, KY - 28 February 1930 Carter Co, KY)
7. Sarah Elizabeth (12 August 1851 Wesleyville, Carter Co, KY - 1 May 1916 Brushy, Carter Co, KY)
8. Mildred (5 April 1853 Wesleyville, Carter Co, KY - 11 August 1904 Carter Co, KY)
9. Nancy (2 February 1855 Wesleyville, Carter Co, KY - 1913 Carter Co, KY)
10. Semantha Emaline (9 December 1856 Carter Co, KY - 12 March 1927)
11. Joseph (22 September 1859 Wesleyville, Carter Co, KY - 3 September 1927 Fort Fenton (Clear Lake), Montana)
12. William Lafayette (14 February 1861 Wesleyville, Carter Co, KY - New Boston, Scioto Co, OH)
13. Emmaline (5 November 1863 Wesleyville, Carter Co, KY - 24 February 1901 Portsmouth, Scioto Co, OH)

Notes
(From P. Fultz)
Wesley Fults was born 15 August 1815 in Virginia. Most certainly Wesley place of birth was Russell County, Virginia, same as his sister, Elizabeth (Fults) Buckner so listed according to her official death record.

Wesley arrived in what is now Carter County, Kentucky at an early age with his parents Obadiah and Martha Blankenship Fults.

January 28, 1840 Wesley took as his bride Silvia Stamper, daughter of John and Sarah Stamper and Great Granddaughter of Edward Polly a Patriot who served in the Revolutionary War as a Private in the Virginia Line under Captain Burton.

Wesley and Silvia were the parents of thirteen children. Seven sons and six daughters. James, John Wesley, Obadiah, Martha, George Washington, Andrew Jackson, Sarah, Millie, Nancy, Symantha (Cynthia) Evaline, Joseph, W. Lafayette (Lafe) and Emmaline.

Wesley was a farmer, Minister, Merchant and large land owner mostly on Buffalo Creek in Carter County, Kentucky where he settled early and lived and died as did several of his children and descendants many who are still there to this day. He was a Minister in the Christian Church of Kentucky and according to Arthur Fults and various other sources Wesley Fults along with his brother Arthur and a man named Lawhorn each gave part of their property where it joined to what is now Bethel Church and Cemetery located on Kentucky State route #2 in Carter County situated between lower Smokey Buffalo Creek. The original church was built in a large shove by resources contributed by Wesley Fults where when completed he often conducted services and where his family and descendants attended services and where many including Wesley and his wife, Sylvia are buried in the church yard cemetery.

According to Alfred Wesley Hurst, Wesley Fults attended the Charter Conference of the Founding of the Christian Church in Kentucky.

Wesley's Granddaughter, Emmaline Fults and Hiram Davis who now live at Loyd, Kentucky in Greenup County states that as each of Wesley's children married he gave them a farm and built them a home and supplied stock. This was confirmed by Violet (Fults) Rose another Granddaughter of Wesley's who is the daughter of Wesley's son Joseph and lives at Olive Hill Carter County, Kentucky.