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There are a couple refs that I didn't put in cos they're in sources I can't access, or only bits. Here they are (I'm sure there're more):
Appalachian Journal, 2004, Volume 32, Page 497: Indicates that some book (don't know what) documents or mentions "The Fulp Family (Preston, Joe, and Bill)" Whether it's a brief mention or more extensive, I don't know. I would like to know who Joe and Bill. Only one of them could be a parent. The other, or both... Sibling? Cousin? Uncle? This would be a good thing to find out. Link here.
Strings of life-- conversations with old-time musicians from Virginia and North Carolina is a book, I think it contains info on Full but I'm not 100% sure, and if so how much.
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