Fultons

Fultons is the plural form of the surname Fulton and may refer to multiple people who share that name, as well as to groups, families, or institutions named after them. The surname Fulton is of English and Scottish origin and has been borne by many individuals across politics, science, the arts, and sports.

Notable individuals: Robert Fulton (1765–1815) was an American engineer and inventor who designed and built the Clermont, the first commercially successful steamboat, helping to establish steam navigation in the United States. Beyond him, numerous other Fultons have contributed to various fields, making "Fultons" a common reference in biographical and historical contexts.

Geography and institutions: The name Fulton appears in many geographic and institutional names in North America, with multiple counties and towns bearing Fulton as part of their designation. These places are typically named in honor of people with the Fulton surname.

Legacy: In historical discussions of transport and industry, "Fulton" often evokes Robert Fulton. In genealogical or biographical contexts, "Fultons" refers to the people who share the surname.

See also: Fulton (disambiguation).