I've been trying to do research on my husband's tree. I'm ordering him a DNA test tomorrow to try and confirm or deny everything for sure. His 3x great-grandmother was a woman named Rebecca Fuller. She was born in June 22nd, 1833 in Carroll, TN, and married my husband's 3x great-grandfather Samuel William Dunn in 1848. She's on my husband's mother's side and my MIL always heard growing up they had Native American ancestry. But I know that's common and not true a lot of the time. However, in Rebecca Fuller's bio on FindAGrave it says she was Indian, and that after Samuel Dunn died, 2 indian brothers came down from the mountains to get her and take her back home. Samuel Dunn died in 1895 and in the 1900 census Rebecca Fuller and some of her children are listed as living in Cherokee Territory, so the story in her bio seems true. She is listed as white, but I've learned that was common because her husband was white and her father was white and they were the head of household, so she would've been assumed to be white too. She definitely appears to have Native American features in this picture of her. Ancestry is suggesting to me that her parents were John Thomas Fuller and Sarah Bedford. And her paternal grandparents are suggested to be Alexander Moore Fuller, who was a slave owner, and a slave by the name of "Mally". Meaning Rebecca might have a mixture of European, Native American, and/or African American ancestry. If you have any information I would love to hear it ❤ I'll attach Rebecca Fuller's FindAGrave page link too: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/20190562/rebecca-dunn and the photo attached is of her. 

Possible Ancestry?