My family converted to Methodism but John Fulton remained with Anglican Church and became a Clerk in Holy Orders.

He married Maria Christina du Plat Richardson Griffiths daughter of Thomas and Eliza (Griffiths). She was born in Farnham Surrey on 12 Sep 1862

Their 5 children 1 John Charles Fulton b 1885, 2 Basil Frederick b 1886, 3 Margaret Ethel b 1888, 4 Mary C du Plat b 1890 and 5 Alwyn Christian du Plat b 1902. 1st 3 were born in Stockport Cheshire, Mary was born in Luton, Bedfordshire and Alwyn in Loughborough Leics.

                                                                                              
In 1891 they were living at 89 Grove Rd Leighton Buzzard Beds - John Fulton's church - All Saints Parish Church

St Johns Foundation School.
The school register was published in 1937

Thanks to the school Archive Dept

Rev. Canon John Charles Fulton Hood
1885-1964

Paymaster Capt Basil Frederick Hood
1886-1941

Marjory Kennedy Fraser was brought up on Scottish folk songs. As a child she accompanied her father the well-known singer David Kennedy on his tours at home and abroad, playing the piano while he sang.

From 1921 he was chaplain to the TA and in 1935 he became chaplain to the High Sheriff. In 1940. He was the Chief Chaplain to British Forces in Norway 1940 and Iceland 1940-41. He was the founder/editor of the troops newspaper in Norway/Iceland "the Midnight Sun"  He wrote several books viz  History of St Mary’s Nottingham, A Soldiers Breastplate 1939 and  Icelandic Church Saga 1946 His service record
                                                                                                                    

 Icelandic Church Saga

In 1949 he was elected a Knight of the Icelandic Order of the Falcon.

He lived at Battle Lodge Battle Sussex

Insignia of the Knight of the Icelandic Order of the Falcon

In Memory of
Lieutenant JOHN KENNEDY HOOD
232588, 2nd Bn., Rifle Brigade
who died age 22 on 29 September 1943
Son of the Revd. Canon John Charles Fulton Hood, M.A., D.D., T.D., and Helen Petuffa Hood, of Moulton Rectory, Suffolk.
Remembered with honour
BONE WAR CEMETERY, ANNABA ALGERIA PLOT VII A II

Commemorated in perpetuity by
the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
His service record

Thanks to Commonwealth War Graves Commission
for allowing this commemoration to be added