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Constance Charlotte was born 13 Nov 1876 to Maria Blanch (Fuller) and Dalkeith Plunkett-Johnston. She married Francis William JA Lamb in 1902. They had three children: Alice Blanche Anna Lamb, Francis Adam Lamb, and John George Dalkeith Lamb.

Constance Charlotte Lamb died at Woodfield House, nine days after her husband Francis, on 20 Jan 1959.

Abraham Fuller was born in Amsterdam in the year 1622, and was the second son of Thomas Fuller. He became a merchant, and in 1647 married Mary Warren, daughter of Joshua Warren of Colechester. In 1651, they moved to Ireland, where they lived with their five sons and four daughters.

Old Abraham Fuller of Lehinch was the eldest son of Mary (Warren) and Abraham Fuller. He married Elizabeth Smyth of County Limerick on 9 Mar 1679. On the day of their marriage, he's quoted to have said he would have five sons and five daughters, and he did. Their names were: Abraham of Kimegad (1680-1739), Isaac [who went to America], Jacob of Waterstown, Joseph [who went to America], and Benjamin of Kilmucklan (b 1686), Elizabeth (b 1694), Hannah, Susana, Marry, and Sarah. Abraham Fuller of Lehinch accquired Woodfield Estate from John Gee, who resided at Gurteen Castle.

Elinor Pakenham was daughter of Thomas Pakenham of Pakenham Hall, Gaddaghanstown, County Westmeath. She became Elinor Fuller when she married Abraham Fuller of Violet Hill on 11 July 1748. They had four children: Lydia (20 Jan 1749 - 24 Oct 1751), Ann (14 May 1751 - 6 Nov 1752), Abraham (19 Aug 1728 - 7 Jan 1800), Joseph Thomas “Old Patch” (10 May 1758 - 1842). Elinor Fuller was very active in society, and would often drive up to the Court in Dublin in her yellow coach. She died at Woodfield House on the evening of 13 December 1802, and was buried with her husband at Kilmanaghan, County Offaly.

Maria Blanche was the daughter of Dr Matthew Stritch of Dublin. On 4 December 1817 she married Adam Fuller of Woodfield at St. Peter's Church in Dublin. They had three sons: Joseph Thomas Fuller (b 7 Sep 1818), Captain Adam Henry Fuller (b 24 Oct 1822), and Reverend Abraham Stritch Fuller (b 20 Nov 1826).

Their eldest son Joseph, who was very wild and heavily contributed to the financial troubles of the family, was sent to live in America. In order to generate income, Woodfield House was let out in 1851, and Adam and Maria Blanche Fuller moved to a house in Sandymount, County Dublin. Adam Fuller died on 15 June 1858.

Maria Blanche Fuller died at the age of 66 at 6 Cartwait Park, Kingstown, County Dublin on 5 October 1864.

Reverend Abraham Stritch Fuller, the third son of Maria Blanch and Adam Fuller was born 20 November 1826. As an adult he lived at Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin, where his brother visited him in 1866 and promptly died of typhoid fever. He lived at 24 Leeson Park, Dublin, where his niece Maria Blanch Fuller died on 10 April 1903.

Lydia Roberts, was the daughter of Isaac Roberts. Her Grandfather, Robert Roberts, moved from Wales and settled in Dublin c. 1646. He leased land from Lord Meath, and chiefly resided in Thomas Court and Cork Street. It was on this street that he gave a large piece of ground to the Quakers to be used as a burying ground. He married Miss Caridge, daughter of Alderman Caridge, one of King James’ alderman.

Adam Henry Fuller is the second son and fifth child of Lizzy Hyland and Captain Adam Henry Fuller. He was born after his fathers death, on 14 March 1866. Adam studied at Trinity College Dublin and became a Doctor of Medicine He married Marcelina Dolores Caballero, and they had one son, Raphael Richard Joseph Fuller who was born 7 February 1894 is Gaspar. Shortly after the birth of his son, Adam Henry Fuller MD died in 1898. Raphael Richard Joseph Fuller later married Esperanza Viscay and they had one daughter, Esperanza Alice Fuller, born 8 June 1928 in Paraguay. Raphael Richard Joseph Fuller served in New York as the consul for Paraguay. He died in Paraguay in 1941.