Gwynedd Friends Meeting History

Note this page is under construction as of July, 2010. Generation four can be found here.

Compiled by James A. Quinn using Howard Jenkins' Foulke genealogy in Historical Collections of Gwynedd (1894) as the primary source, but with numerous other sources consulted as well.

120. JUDAH FOULKE (JOSHUA4, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) He married SARAH RICHARDS June 15, 1808 in Miami MM, Warren Co., OH, daughter of ROWLAND RICHARDS and LYDIA TOWNSEND. She was born August 28, 1784.

Sarah Richards is a descendant of Rowland Richard, b. about 1665 in Merionethshire, Wales, and his wife Catherine Jones, one of the early settlers of Tredyffrin township, Chester Co., PA. Go to our Jones web page for more information.

Children of JUDAH FOULKE and SARAH RICHARDS are:

i. SAMUEL FOULKE, m. ASENATH FOULKE; b. February 26, 1808, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of Evan Foulke and Sarah Nixon.

ii. MARGARET FOULKE, m. EZRA SMITH.

iii. THOMAS FOULKE, m. HANNAH MOORE; b. February 21, 1823, daughter of Benjamin Moore (b. 1783, Woodstown, Salem Co, NJ) and Lydia Shute.

iv. LYDIA FOULKE, m. ISAAC OGBORN.

v. SARAH FOULKE, m. JOSEPH OGBORN, son of John Ogborn of Burlington, NJ. Their children were named Samuel, Joseph, Benjamin, and Caleb Ogborn.

vi. AMELIA FOULKE.

vii. CADWALLADER FOULKE.

viii. JESSE M. FOULKE, m. MARY BAKER, Clear Creek MM, Highland Co., OH, daughter of Amasa and Sarah Baker.

ix. SILAS FOULKE.

x. JOHN FOULKE.

121. JOHN E. FOULKE (JOSHUA4, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) He married HANNAH CONRAD August 27, 1812 in Belmont County, OH, daughter of JAMES CONRAD and ESTHER BURSON. She was born Abt. 1785.

Ancestry of Hannah Conrad: Parents - 1. James Conrad b. 1747, Worcester twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA - d. October 1828, Union twp., Montgomery Co., IN and 2. Esther Burson, b. about 1755 in Loudoun Co., VA - d. Aft. April 27, 1825, Union twp., Montgomery Co., IN. Grandparents: 11. James Conrad, b. about 1725, Germantown, Philadelphia Co., PA - d. April 18, 1796, Hampshire Co., VA married 12. Jane Hatfield, b. about 1725, Pennsylvania, d. Virginia.; 21. George Burson b. 1699, Abington twp., Philadelphia Co., PA, d. August 04, 1786. Loudoun Co., VA married 22. Sarah Cox b. September 26, 1715, Kennett, Chester Co., PA. Great-grandparents: 111. Conraed Kunders, d. 1747 in Salford or Worcester twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA married 112. Anne Burson of Perkiomen twp. (daughter of George and Hannah [Goode] Burson); 121. John Hatfield and 122. Elizabeth; 211. George Burson b. Scarborough, Yorkshire, England, d. November 26, 1715, Gilbert's Manor, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA and 212. Hannah Goode. 221. Richard Cox d. 1762, Vincent twp., Chester Co., PA married 222. Margaret Potts [daughter of George [?] and Jane Potts of Nantgnerog, Montgomeryshire, Wales who died at sea on the way to America]. All Pennsylvania Quaker families...

Children of JOHN FOULKE and HANNAH CONRAD are:

i. URIANA FOULKE, b. 1806, Ohio; d. Abt. 1858, Montgomery Co., Indiana; m. GEORGE EDWARD PICKERING, son of Enos Ellis Pickering and Sarah Conrad (daughter of James Conrad and Esther Burson), April 08, 1829, Union Twp, Montgomery Co., Indiana; b. November 08, 1806, Flushing, Belmont Co., Ohio; d. November 30, 1858, Union Twp, Montgomery Co., Indiana. Enos Ellis Pickering was the son of Jacob Pickering and Hannah Ellis of Frederick Co., VA. Hannah Ellis was the daughter of Enos Ellis and Elizabeth Coulston. Enos Ellis was a son of Thomas Ellis and Jane Hugh and a grandson of John Hugh of Gwynedd and Exeter, PA.

Census: 1850, Union Township, Montgomery County Indiana, 27th day of July 1850
Census Roll 161, Page 382
Dwelling no. 184, Family no. 186
George Pickering 43 M Farmer $1000 OHIO
Uriana 44 F OHIO
Ester J. 20 F IND
Hannah 17 F IND
Enos E. 14 M IND
Sarah 11 F IND
Ruth A. 9 F IND
Rachel E. 3 F IND
Mary 6 F IND

ii. ESTHER J. FOULKE.

iii. DORCAS FOULKE, b. 1814.

122. MARGARET FOULKE (JOSHUA4, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born Abt. 1795, and died 1848 in Waynesville, Warren Co., OH. She married GEORGE HATTON February 09, 1815, son of ROBERT HATTON and ANN MARIS. He was born October 28, 1790 in Chester Co., PA, and died October 08, 1872 in Waynesville, Warren Co., OH (Howard Jenkins says of Indiana).

Ann Maris, the mother of George Hatton was a daughter of George and Ann (Lownes) Maris of Springfield twp., Chester (now Delaware) Co., PA. George and Ann (Lownes) Maris were also the parents of George Maris who removed to Gwynedd and married Jane Foulke.

Child of MARGARET FOULKE and GEORGE HATTON is:

i. ROBERT HATTON, b. December 06, 1816, Ohio; d. 1908, Pennsylvania; m. SUSANNA EVENS. He was a Minister among Friends and lived in Easton, MD.

123. JOSEPH AMBLER (ANN4 FOULKE, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born August 07, 1754 in Of Montgomery twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. He married ELIZABETH FORMAN October 08, 1776 in Gwynedd meeting-house, Philadelphia Co., PA, daughter of JOHN FORMAN and ELIZABETH NAYLOR. She was born December 03, 1749 in New Britain twp., Bucks Co., PA.

Child of JOSEPH AMBLER and ELIZABETH FORMAN is:

i. JOHN AMBLER, b. May 08, 1783; d. April 09, 1859, farm near Lansdale, PA; m. ANN MORGAN, December 08, 1807, Public meeting in Gwynedd; b. December 14, 1784; d. April 04, 1863.

124. GAINOR AMBLER (ANN4 FOULKE, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born March 11, 1756 in Montgomery twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died June 20, 1847 in Montgomery twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. She married ISAAC JONES April 29, 1777 in Gwynedd MM, Philadelphia Co., PA, son of ISAAC JONES and ELIZABETH LEWIS. He was born 1747 in Montgomery twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died 1840 in Montgomery twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA.

Children of GAINOR AMBLER and ISAAC JONES are:

i. JOHN JONES.

ii. ANN JONES, b. Abt. 1778, Montgomery twp., Philadelphia now Montgomery Co., P; m. JONATHAN CLEAVER; b. February 26, 1775, Upper Dublin twp., Philadelphia now Montgomery Co., PA. He was the son of Nathan Cleaver and Ruth Roberts (daughter of John Roberts and Jane Hank).

iii. CHARLES JONES, b. March 27, 1787; d. January 13, 1877; m. ANN JONES, December 05, 1809; b. December 07, 1791; d. March 10, 1887.

iv. GEORGE JONES.

v. TACY JONES, b. Abt. 1792, Pennsylvania; m. EDWARD FOULKE, son of Amos and Hannah (Jones) Foulke; Edward was born November 17, 1784, Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. July 17, 1851.

EDWARD FOULKE: Philadelphia MM: 1802, 2, 26. Edward and George Foulke, minor sons of Amos, got a certificate to Gwynedd MM

1850 Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA census
27 Edward Foulke 65 farmer $8300
Tacy Foulke 58
Jesse Foulke 35
Susan Foulke 31
Lydia Foulke 23
Rebecca J. Foulke 21
Hannah Foulke 18
Emily Foulke 15
Susan F. Corson 5
Isaac Pratt 22 laborer
Mary Smith 26
Daniel Godschalk 35 miller

Burial: Pennlyn Burial Ground, Lower Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania

vi. JESSE JONES.

vii. ISAAC JONES.

125. EDWARD AMBLER (ANN4 FOULKE, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born April 24, 1758 in Montgomery twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died January 07, 1838 in Pennsylvania. He married ANN MATHER July 18, 1783 in Germantown Friends Mtg., Philadelphia Co., PA, daughter of JOSEPH MATHER and ELIZABETH MILLER. She was born November 03, 1759 in Germantown, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 15, 1827 in Pennsylvania.

Edward was a weaver by trade.On Jan 6 1838 Edward fell out of a cart sustaining injuries to his neck and spine. He died the next day, Jan 7, 1838. He was the founder of the family in Lancaster Co, PA.

Children of EDWARD AMBLER and ANN MATHER are:

i. ISAAC AMBLER, b. June 12, 1784.

ii. ELIZABETH AMBLER, b. November 14, 1787.

iii. WILLIAM AMBLER, b. August 09, 1789, Montgomery twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. November 13, 1861, Lancaster Co., PA; m. ELIZABETH PENROSE, November 19, 1817, Buckingham twp., Bucks Co., PA; b. December 25, 1791, Bucks Co., PA; d. July 09, 1853, Lancaster Co., PA. He moved from Montgomeryville on March 31, 1819 to Drumore, Lancaster Co., which was the beginning of the Amblers in Lancaster County. Burial: November 1861, Drumore Friends Cemetery Lancaster Co.

iv. ANN AMBLER, b. July 18, 1791.

v. ANDREW AMBLER, b. June 12, 1793, Montgomery twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. March 07, 1850; m. MARY I. JOHNSON, May 14, 1829; b. March 24, 1805, Quakertown, Richland twp., Bucks Co., PA; d. August 18, 1868.

Notes for MARY I. JOHNSON:

(Clarence Roberts, 1925): The town of Ambler is named in Mary Johnson Ambler's honor. She married, 5 mo. 14, 1829, Andrew Ambler, of Montgomery Township. He was a son of Edward and Ann, a grandson of John and a great-grandson of Joseph Ambler, all of Montgomery Township. Andrew learned the trade of fulller and in 1832 purchased a farm of eighty acres in Upper Dublin township on which the borough of Ambler now stands, and erected thereon a house, still stnading, and a fulling mill which he operated until his death, 3 m. 7, 1850. Mary Johnson Ambler was living in Ambler in 1856, when the terrible railroad accident occurred near Fort Washington, by the collision of an excursion train heavily loaded, with a local passenger train. On hearing of the accident she gathered lint, bandages, and other necessary materials and at once set out on foot for the scene of the disaster two miles away. She remained in constant attendance on the wounded passengers throughout the day, rendering conspicuous service to the suffereing victims. She received, in addition to the grateful acknowledgement of the survivors, the highest commendation of the railroad officials, who after her death honored her memory by changing the name of the station from Wissahickon to Ambler.

vi. EDWARD AMBLER, b. December 31, 1795; m. MARY ROBERTS, October 18, 1825, Public meeting in Gwynedd.

vii. SARAH AMBLER, b. October 14, 1797, Montgomery twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. October 15, 1823, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia Co., PA; m. JESSE SHOEMAKER, December 11, 1821, Gwynedd MM, Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA; b. September 11, 1796, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia Co., PA; d. April 17, 1883, Drumore twp., Lancaster Co., PA.

viii. HANNAH AMBLER, b. June 14, 1799; d. February 1820.

ix. ANN AMBLER, b. January 26, 1803.

x. ELIZABETH AMBLER, b. January 11, 1805.

126. TACY AMBLER (ANN4 FOULKE, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born October 07, 1760 in Montgomery twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. She married JOSEPH SHOEMAKER April 26, 1785 in Gwynedd MM, Montgomery Co., PA, son of EZEKIEL SHOEMAKER and ANN WILLIAMS. He was born 1762, and died 1823.

Children of TACY AMBLER and JOSEPH SHOEMAKER are:

i. EZEKIAL SHOEMAKER, m. MARGARET WEBER, February 15, 1816, Plymouth Mtg., Montgomery Co., PA.

ii. JOSEPH SHOEMAKER, b. December 17, 1794, Pennsylvania; m. PHEBE HALLOWELL, April 10, 1821, Gwynedd MM, Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA; b. 1799, Pennsylvania; d. 1878.

1850 Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA census
35 Joseph Shoemaker 55 farmer $8000
Phebe Shoemaker 50
Ezekiel Shoemaker 27
Ruth A. Shoemaker 22
Ellen Shoemaker 24
William Shoemaker 20
Ann Evans 60

Burial: Gwynedd Friends Meeting

iii. JESSE SHOEMAKER.

iv. ANN SHOEMAKER, b. 1786; d. 1863; m. NATHAN EVANS, December 14, 1810; b. January 25, 1772, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (Montgomery) Co., PA; d. January 19, 1826.

v. HANNAH SHOEMAKER, m. JOHN CAVENDER, July 06, 1819, Public meeting in Gwynedd.

vi. ELLEN SHOEMAKER, b. November 25, 1791; m. JOHN FORMAN, October 03, 1815, Gwynedd MM, Montgomery Co., PA; b. June 1785, New Britain twp., Bucks Co., PA.

127. SUSANNA AMBLER (ANN4 FOULKE, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born December 04, 1762 in Montgomery twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died February 26, 1823. She married JESSE LUKENS, son of PETER LUKENS and MARTHA JONES. He was born February 26, 1754 in Towamencin twp., Philadelphia now Montgomery Co., PA.

Children of SUSANNA AMBLER and JESSE LUKENS are:

i. SAMUEL LUKENS, b. February 14, 1786; m. MARY FARRA, November 19, 1812, Plymouth Mtg., Montgomery Co., PA. Burial: Gwynedd Friends Meeting

ii. ANN LUKENS, b. July 06, 1789, Pennsylvania; d. Bef. 1850; m. JACOB STYER, December 03, 1811; b. July 13, 1791, Pennsylvania; d. July 08, 1873, Of Whitpain twp., Montgomery Co., PA.

1850 Whitpain twp. census
98 Jacob Styer 58 farmer 13000 Pennsylvania
John F. Styer 36 laborer Pennsylvania
Michal Guilinger 22 laborer Ireland
Charles Namo 18 laborer Ireland
Mary Alt 20 Germany
Margaret Alt 16 Pennsylvania

iii. MARTHA LUKENS, b. August 18, 1793; m. ISAAC JONES, June 04, 1843; b. May 30, 1772, Conshohocken, Montgomery Co., PA; d. June 12, 1868, Whitemarsh twp., Montgomery Co., PA.

Roberts' Annals:

Isaac Jones, son of Jonathan and Susanna (Ashton) Jones, was born May 20, 1772. He spent the most of his long life of ninety-six years on the farm which he inherited, and in addition to farming conducted an extensive lime burning business. He was a man of much force of character, a Whig in politics, and retained to the end of hislong life the use of all his faculties and great clearness of mind. He married, 4th mo. 1793, Elizabeth Yerkes, born February 16, 1172, daughter of John and Ann (Coffin) Yerkes, who were married 8th mo. 30, 1769, the former named being a descendant of Anthony Yerkes, a Hollander. To this union were born the following named children: Polly, John, William, Jonathan, Isaac, Ann, Susan J., Elizabeth, and Charles Jones. Isaac Jones (father) died June 12, 1868. Jonathan Jones, son of Isaac and Elizabeth (Yerkes) Jones) was born March 24, 1800, in Whitemarsh township. He engaged in farming and lime burning in the vicinity of Conshohocken, and when his sons, Evan D. and Ellwood, reached manhood he established a lumber business under the firm name of Jonathan, Jones & Sons, in Plymouth township. He was quite a prosperous man in business matters, and enjoyed the respect of the community in which he lived to an unusual degree. During his early life he was a Whig in politics, but upon the formation of the Republican party he joined their ranks. Mr. Jones and his family attended Plymouth Meeting. He married, 2d mo. 2, 1825, Elizabeth Davis, born 1 mo. 10, 1799, daughter of John Jr., and Ann (Peterman) Davis, of Plymouth township, and a descendant of an old Quaker Welsh family. Their children were: Anne, who became the wife of Samuel Foulke; Evan Davis, Ellwood, Esther, Elizabeth, who became the wife of William Webster, and resided in Norristown; Hannah, J. Davis, and Rachel Jones. Jonathan Jones died October 5, 1867.

iv. EDITH LUKENS, b. June 16, 1795; m. ISRAEL SCOTT, November 05, 1814, Gwynedd Meeting House, Montgomery Co., PA.

v. PETER LUKENS, b. May 19, 1797; d. May 10, 1872, Of Plymouth Friends Meeting, Montgomery Co., PA; m. ELIZABETH WILSON; b. August 17, 1801, Gwynedd MM Records, Montgomery Co., PA; d. November 24, 1881, Of Plymouth Friends Meeting, Montgomery Co., PA.

vi. CADWALLADER LUKENS, b. June 14, 1801; d. September 22, 1877, Of Plymouth Friends Meeting, Montgomery Co., PA.

vii. JONATHAN LUKENS, b. July 28, 1801, Pennsylvania; d. March 15, 1886, Of Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA; m. ELIZABETH RIGHTER, April 15, 1825, Gwynedd MH, Montgomery Co., PA; b. Abt. 1799, Of Roxborough, Philadelphia, PA; d. February 11, 1873.

1850 Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA federal census
65 Jonathan Lukens 48 farmer 5500
Elizabeth Lukens 51
Martha A. Lukens 20
Mary F. Lukens 12
Acy Rogers 30 laborer

Burial: Gwynedd Friends Meeting

viii. HUGH LUKENS, b. April 11, 1804, Towamencin twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. Of York twp., Medina Co., OH; m. ELIZABETH C.; b. Bet. 1811 - 1812, Pennsylvania.

1840 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #4-5 of 34 — numerical pages preceded name pages; extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

1840 IN Wayne Co. Centre Twp. Roll M704_98 pp. 248A-248B/485-486 Ln. 4 Hugh Lukins 100 001 - 010 010 0100000

These data indicate:

No. & Sex Age Class Therefore Born Individuals Inferred

1 male 4 or under 1835-1840 = Jesse (b. 1836/7)

1 male 30-39 1800-1810 = Hugh (b. 1804)

1 female 5-9 1830-1835 = Myra (b. 1832/3)

1 female 20-29 1810-1820 = Elizabeth (b. 1811/2)

1 person employed in agriculture

1850 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #29 of 29): York Twp., Medina Co., OH, Roll M432_709, p. 422A, 1603/1609, enumerated 9 Sep 1850, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Hugh Lukins 40 M Mason 1500 Pa

Elizabeth 38 F Do

Mira 17 F Do

Jessee 13 M Do

Samuel 4 M Ohio

Parker Strope 21 M Carpenter NY

1860 Census Every-Name Index and Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #14 of 28): Mallet Creek P.O., York Twp., Medina Co., OH, Roll 1007 (Book 1), p. 137B, PN 425?, 315/322, enumerated 23 Jul 1860, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1860 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Hugh Lukens 56 M Farmer 4000 2000 Penn

Elizabeth 48 F "

Jessee 24 M "

Samuel 14 M Ohio

1870 Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #16 of 23): Mallett Creek P.O., York Twp., Medina Co., OH, p. 469B, PN 16, 124/121, enumerated 18 Jul 1870, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1870 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Luckens Hugh 66 M W Farmer 5750 1832 Pennsylvania

_______ Elisabeth 58 F W Keeping House Pennsylvania

_______ Samuel 24 M W Farm Laborer Ohio

Listed next to son, Jesse LUCKENS (æ 34, b. PA, wife Mary).

ix. DEBORAH LUKENS, b. November 20, 1806.

x. CHARLES LUKENS, b. November 06, 1808.

128. JOHN AMBLER (ANN4 FOULKE, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born January 18, 1767 in Montgomery twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died 1838. He married (1) MARY THOMAS. He married (2) PRISCILLA NAYLOR November 15, 1791 in Gwynedd MH, Montgomery Co., PA, daughter of JOSEPH NAYLOR and HANNAH DAVIES. She was born Abt. 1770.

Will abstract:
Exec two sons in laws Jesse Jenkins and Silas Walton
Farm adj John Todd in Montgomery to be sold
Sons Naylor, Charles and Solomon, money
Residue to my four sons and three daus: Naylor, Job, Charles, Solomon, Priscilla w of Silas Walton, Mary wife of Jesse Jenkins, Lydia wife of Thomas Bancroft.
Trustees sons in laws aforesaid for the shares of said sons Job and Solomon
dated 5-6-1835, pr. May 28, 1838

Children of JOHN AMBLER and PRISCILLA NAYLOR are:

i. JOSEPH NAYLOR AMBLER, b. August 14, 1792, Montgomery twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. September 27, 1843.

ii. JOB AMBLER, b. March 09, 1795.

iii. CHARLES AMBLER, b. November 13, 1798. 1839, 12, 30, Abington MM, Charles Ambler received on certificate from Gwynedd MM

iv. PRISCILLA AMBLER, b. March 31, 1801, Montgomery twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. May 26, 1872; m. SILAS WALTON, October 17, 1826, Gwynedd MH, Montgomery Co., PA; b. August 17, 1802, Horsham twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. December 05, 1884, Philadelphia, PA. Burial: Fair Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA

v. MARY AMBLER, b. October 03, 1803; m. JESSE JENKINS, October 20, 1828; b. 1797, Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania.

vi. LYDIA AMBLER, b. September 09, 1805; m. THOMAS BANCROFT, April 12, 1831, Gwynedd MH, Montgomery Co., PA; b. Of Delaware Co., PA.

vii. SOLOMON AMBLER, b. April 14, 1809.

129. CADWALLADER5 FOULKE (HUGH4, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born October 28, 1778, and died June 07, 1858 in Of Whitemarsh twp., Montgomery Co., PA. He married ANN SHOEMAKER, daughter of DAVID SHOEMAKER and JANE ROBERTS. She was born 1786 in Of Whitemarsh twp., Montgomery Co., PA, and died October 13, 1821.

Children of CADWALLADER FOULKE and ANN SHOEMAKER are:

i. DAVID FOULKE, b. November 24, 1811; m. SUSAN YERKES SHOEMAKER; b. December 21, 1835.

1880 Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
David FOULK Self M Male W 68 PA Farmer PA PA
Susan FOULK Wife M Female W 44 PA Keeping House PA PA
Sizzie CONVILLE Other Female W 20 PA Servant IRELAND IRE.
Daniel BASEY Other Male B 23 VA Servant VA VA
Census Place Gwynedd, Montgomery, Pennsylvania

ii. HANNAH FOULKE, b. February 16, 1816; m. MORDECAI PRICE.

iii. SAMUEL FOULKE, b. February 25, 1816; d. April 23, 1857; m. ANNE JONES; b. Abt. 1820.

iv. JOSIAH FOULKE, b. January 19, 1819; d. April 23, 1848.

130. SARAH FOULKE (HUGH4, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born June 13, 1783, and died April 25, 1822. She married ALEXANDER FORMAN October 06, 1812 in Gwynedd MM., Montgomery Co., PA, son of ALEXANDER FORMAN and JANE HARRIS. He was born January 1782 in New Britain twp., Bucks Co., PA, and died in Of New Britain twp., Bucks Co., PA.

Children of SARAH FOULKE and ALEXANDER FORMAN are:

i. GAINOR FORMAN, b. September 28, 1813; d. 1833.

ii. JOSEPH FORMAN, b. September 25, 1815; d. August 17, 1881. Burial: Gwynedd Friends Meeting

iii. HUGH FORMAN, b. August 13, 1818; m. JANE S. HALLOWELL, March 16, 1847; b. November 15, 1819.

iv. MARY FORMAN, b. 1823; d. infancy.

131. JOSEPH FOULKE (HUGH4, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1, FOULKE AP THOMASA EVAN, THOMAS APB EVAN LLOYD, EVAN APC THOMAS LLOYD, THOMAS APD ROBERT LLOYD, ROBERT APE DAVID LLOYD, DAVID LLOYD APF DAVID, DAVID APG IEVAN VYCHAN, IEUAN VYCHAN APH IEUAN, IEVAN API GRUFFYDD, GRUFFYD APJ MADOC, MADOG APK IORWERTH, IOWERTH APL MADOC, MADOG APM RHIRID FLAIDD, RHIRID "FLAIDD" APN GWRGENEU, GWRGENEU APO GOLLWYN, GOLLWYN APP MORIDDIG, MORIDDIG APQ RHYS, RHYS APR GWERYSTAN) was born May 22, 1786 in Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA, and died February 15, 1863. He married ELIZABETH SHOEMAKER 1810, daughter of DANIEL SHOEMAKER and PHEBE WALTON. She was born Abt. August 29, 1791 in Pennsylvania, and died August 01, 1873.

from "Fair Land Gwynedd" by Phil Johnson Ruth (1991):

Recollection of Gwynedd Schools in the Late 1700's from Quaker minister and educator Joseph Foulke (1786-1863):

"My earliest recollection of schools which I attended was at Gwynedd meeting. There wa no house for the purpose, but what was called 'the little meeting-house" was used. An old tottering man by the name of Samuel Evans was the teacher. The reading books were the Bible and Testament: we had Dilworth's Spelling Book and Dilworth's Assistant or Arithmetic. Grammar was a thing hardly thought of; there was, however, a small part of the spelling-book called 'A New Guide to the English Tongue', and a few of the older pupils learned portions of this by rote, and would occasionally recite to the master, but the substance appeared to be equally obscure both to master and scholar.

My next schooling was in 1795, in the house late the property of William Buzby, on the Bethlehem Road, above the Spring-House. It was a kind of family school, taught by Hannah Lukens. I next went to Joshua Foulke, my father's elder brother, and an old man. He taught in the log schoolhouse, near the eighteen-mile stone on the Bethlehem road. My father, with the help of his neighbors, built this house [about 1798], on a lot set apart for this purpose, at the southern extremity of his premises. This log school-house stood about thirty years, and besides Joshua Foulke, we had for teachers William Coggins, Hannah Foulke, Benjamin Albertson, Hugh Foulke (my brother), John Chamberlain, Christian Dull (Jr.), Daniel Price, and Samual Jones (I have probably not named all, or given them in the order in which they came).

The Free School of Montgomery, however, was more popular. The salary there, $160 a year, secured more competent teachers than other schools in the neighborhood. I can remember when the teacher's pay was from a dollar to ten shilings per quarter for each scholar, and he obtained his board by going about from house to house among his employers, and it was a remark that people would trust a teacher to instruct their children to whom they would not lend a horse!"

Howard Jenkins, Historical Collections of Gwynedd:

Joseph Foulke
Amongst the community of the Friends, at Gwynedd, the most conspicuous figure, for many years, was Joseph Foulke. He was born there, May 22, 1786. In 1817, he appeared as a minister, and was admitted a member of the meeting of ministers and elders in 1821, after which he continued in the ministry to the end of his life, more than forty years. He made numerous visits to distant meetings, including those in New Jersey, New York, Canada, Maryland, Ohio, and Indiana. He had learned the trade of a wheelwright (which was also originally the trade of his father), and had expected to pursue it as an occupation, but his inclinations turned to teaching, and in 1811 he took charge of Friends' School at Plymouth, where he continued for six years; and then, after teaching one year at Upper Dublin, he established in the autumn of 1818, a boarding school for young men and boys, at Gwynedd, on part of his father's estate. This school he conducted for many years with marked success, and it was continued later, until about 1860, in the charge of his sons Daniel and Joseph, and his nephew, Hugh Foulke Jr. Joseph published (Philadelphia : 1844) a memoir of Jacob Ritter (a preacher among Friends, who had been a Revolutionary soldier: see in Watson's Annals details of his confinement in the British prison in Philadelphia). He also conducted for many years the publication of the "Friends' Almanac", furnishing for it the astronomical calculations. In 1836 he visited Washington as one of a committee of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting to influence Congress against the admission of Arkansas as a slave state. (See Curtis's Life of James Buchanon, Vol. I, p. 337; Vol II, p. 181.) His MS. Journal, giving many interesting details of his life, has been repeatedly drawn upon for this work

1850 federal census, Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA

Gwynedd Boarding School - 10 1/4 miles from Phila. On Bethlehem Turnpike
88 Joseph Foulke 64 school teacher $1600
Elizabeth Foulke 59
Daniel Foulke 36 farmer $3500
Joseph Foulke 23 school teacher
Milton Stokes 19
Edward Bitting 20
Evan Jones Lester 14 $22000
William F. Vashe 13
Isaac F. Wright 10
Samuel Browne 12
Charles Ward 11
George Shorday 12
William Borroughs 9


Joseph Foulke in 1811, Head of Plymouth Friends School
Joseph Foulke in 1817, Lay minister, Quakers

Children of JOSEPH FOULKE and ELIZABETH SHOEMAKER are:

i. PHEBE FOULKE, b. November 28, 1811; d. July 05, 1876; m. EDWIN MOORE, May 05, 1834, Public meeting in Gwynedd MH, Montgomery Co., PA; b. November 29, 1811, Pennsylvania; d. February 15, 1894.

ii. DANIEL FOULKE, b. February 21, 1814; d. Aft. 1880; m. (1) LYDIA WALTON; b. March 14, 1826, Tunesassah, NY; d. March 23, 1884; m. (2) ELIZABETH C. FOULKE; b. 1827; d. 1849.

Household Record 1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Daniel FOULK Self Male W 66 PA Farmer PA PA
Lydia FOULK Wife M Female W 52 NY Keeping House PA PA
Abigail FOULK Dau S Female W 23 NY PA PA
Joseph FOULK Son S Male W 18 PA PA PA
Ellen SWARTZ Other S Female W 18 PA Servant PA PA
George ASURE Other S Male W 20 PA Farm Laborer PA PA
Horace ROSSATER Other S Male W 18 PA At School PA PA
Household:

Census Place Gwynedd, Montgomery, Pennsylvania

Roberts' Annals:

DANIEL FOULKE, first son and second child of Joseph and Lydia (Walton) Foulke, was born February 21, 1814, at Plymouth Meeting. He attended the Foulke Boarding
School, then kept by his father, and succeeded to the management of the same as principal in 1857, and continued as the head of that institution until its close, 1859-60, after which he took up the occupation of surveyor and conveyancer, and the management of estates, On April 8, 1847, he married Elizabeth Foulke, daughter of William and Susan Foulke. He settled at "Linden Lodge," the family homestead on Bethlehem Pike, which at that time contained seventy-nine acres, and which is now owned by Abigail W. Foulke, his daughter, who purchased the same at the settlement of the estate in 1898. The child born of his marriage was: 1. Anna, born November 5, 1848; married July 6, 1870, Henry S. Solliday, of Decatur, Illinois, Mrs. Foulke, mother of this child died, and Daniel Foulke then married Lydia Walton, the ceremony being performed October 13, 1853. The children of this marriage were: 1. Edwin Moore, born October 10, 1854; married, June 6, 1877, Elva Jones, daughter of Mark and Eliza (Shearer) Jones, of Plymouth township, and their children were: Hester Bell, born August 19, 1878, married October 22, 1901, Henry Sharpless, of Baltimore, Maryland, formerly of Chester county, Pennsylvania; Helen Eliza, born August 1, 1880, resides at West Chester, where she is a teacher in the high school; Lydia Walton, born August 3, 1884, attends Swarthmore College; and Eliza Jones, born January 15, 1889, resides at West Chester. 2. Abigail Walton, born April 21, 1856; attended Swarthmore College, resides at "Linden Lodge," and is managing directress of Squirrel Inn, Catskill Mountains, New York. 3. Joseph Thomas, born April 24, 1863, attended Friends' Central School at Philadelphia, and the Law Department of the University of Pennsylvania. He is a member of the Philadelphia and Montgomery counties bar. He married, October 5, 1892, Louisa Lydia Lippincott, daughter of Samuel R. and Hannah (Haines) Lippincott, and resides at Ambler. Their children are: Thomas Albert, born September 23, 1893; Hannah, born December 11, 1896; and Edward, born February 21, 1903. (For further information see "Foulke Record, History of Gwynedd," also "Foulke Genealogy.")

Burial: Gwynedd Friends Meeting. Note Thomas Albert Foulke (b.September 25, 1893) was the husband of the Gwynedd Monthly Meeting historian Eliza (Moore Ambler) Foulke.

iii. THOMAS FOULKE, b. May 28, 1817; m. HANNAH SHOEMAKER.
Hannah Shoemaker was born February 25, 1804 in New York City. She was the daughter of Abraham Shoemaker and Margaret Laing. Abraham Shoemaker, the son of Thomas Shoemaker and Mary Ambler, removed from Gwynedd to New York City where he became a successful and prominent merchant. In the 1850 census Thomas Foulke is in New York City, ward 17, in the household of Abraham and Margaret Shoemaker with his wife Hannah. Thomas Foulke is listed as a teacher in the census. Thomas and Hannah (Shoemaker) Foulke had three children: Edwin M., an unnamed daughter and William Dudley Foulke (1848-1935.) William Dudley Foulke was an American literary critic, journalist, poet and reformer and in 1903 William D. Foulke became the president of the Society of Friends of Russian Freedom (Wikipedia.)

iv. ANN FOULKE, b. April 06, 1820; d. July 05, 1847; m. SAMUEL MOORE, May 29, 1834.

v. SARAH FOULKE, b. 1823; d. 1840.

vi. JOSEPH FOULKE, b. 1827; m. CAROLINE CHAMBERS.

132. HUGH FOULKE (HUGH4, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born June 18, 1788 in Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA, and died May 01, 1864 in Of Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA. He married MARTHA SHOEMAKER, daughter of THOMAS SHOEMAKER and MARY SHOEMAKER. She was born 1790, and died Aft. 1850 in Of Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA.

Notes for HUGH FOULKE:

1850 Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA federal census
260 Hugh Foulke 62 farmer 8600
Martha Foulke 60 500
Thomas S. Foulke 21
Hugh Foulke 19
Mary Foulke 73
John Patton 19 laborer
Jane Patton 21
Catherine Myer 25
Mary A. Myer 22

Children of HUGH FOULKE and MARTHA SHOEMAKER are:

i. THOMAS S. FOULKE, b. February 01, 1829, Abington; d. April 10, 1855; m. PHEBE W. SHOEMAKER; b. August 08, 1834.

ii. HUGH FOULKE, b. January 13, 1831.

133. TACY STROUD (HANNAH FOULKE, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born March 05, 1777 in Of Montgomery twp., Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania, and died Aft. 1850 in Whitpain twp., Montgomery Co., PA. She married BENJAMIN MORGAN May 13, 1800 in Gwynedd MH, Montgomery Co., PA, son of MORGAN MORGAN and ANN ROBERTS. He was born July 06, 1775 in Whitpain twp., Philadelphia now Montgomery Co., PA, and died September 02, 1855 in Whitpain twp., Montgomery Co., PA.

Notes for BENJAMIN MORGAN:
Whitpain twp., Montgomery Co., PA, 1850 census
136 Benjamin Morgan 75 Pennsylvania
Tacy Morgan 73 Pennsylvania

Children of TACY STROUD and BENJAMIN MORGAN are:

i. EDWARD S. MORGAN, b. March 01, 1801; d. August 10, 1827, Montgomery Co., PA. unmarried. Burial: Gwynedd MH, Montgomery Co., PA

ii. HANNAH MORGAN, b. March 16, 1804; d. July 10, 1805.

iii. MARY M. MORGAN, b. July 15, 1807; d. 1862; m. CHARLES EVANS; b. September 30, 1811; d. December 17, 1887, Of Philadelphia PA. CHARLES EVANS was a coal merchant.

iv. JOHN RITTENHOUSE MORGAN, b. April 05, 1809, Whitpain twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. July 30, 1887, Knox Co., Illinois; m. (1) RACHEL E. BICKNELL; m. (2) SUSANNA BICKNELL.

v. BENJAMIN MORGAN, b. November 06, 1811, Whitpain twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. June 09, 1896, Of Willow Grove, Montgomery Co., PA; m. ANN CONARD; b. July 15, 1809; d. March 21, 1887.

vi. CHARLES MORGAN, b. October 31, 1814; d. Wilkes-Barre, PA; m. ELLEN HANN.

vii. TACY S. MORGAN, b. September 22, 1819; d. February 15, 1844; m. JOHN WATTS HAMPTON; d. Of Philadelphia, PA.

134. MARGARET STROUD (HANNAH4 FOULKE, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born December 05, 1778 in Plymouth, Montgomery Co., PA, and died October 01, 1813. She married ISAAC LOWRY May 24, 1803 in Gwynedd MM, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania, son of WILLIAM LOWRY and MARY. He was born October 20, 1774 in Worcester twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died September 20, 1846 in Philadelphia MM, Southern Distric.

Worldconnect Quaker database by S. Johnston:Family received at Phila MM SD from Maurice River MM in 1817; Lived in Southwark;
Buried Phila MM SD ae 71;
Disowned at Phila MM SD in 1844;
Suzanne Johnston gives wife as Lydia b. 1775, in which case this man in Phila SD is not the son of Wm and Mary of Gwynedd...

Children of MARGARET STROUD and ISAAC LOWRY are:

i. JOHN STROUD LOWRY, b. March 21, 1804; m. ELIZABETH COLLINS STOKES, March 19, 1840, Burlington Co., NJ; b. April 21, 1817, Burlington Co., NJ.

ii. EDWARD LOWRY, b. 1807.

iii. BENJAMIN LOWRY, b. 1810.

iv. MARGARET STROUD LOWRY, b. 1812.

v. ANN M. LOWRY, b. 1816.

135. SARAH FOULKE (CADWALLADER4, EDWARD3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1, FOULKE AP THOMASA EVAN, THOMAS APB EVAN LLOYD, EVAN APC THOMAS LLOYD, THOMAS APD ROBERT LLOYD, ROBERT APE DAVID LLOYD, DAVID LLOYD APF DAVID, DAVID APG IEVAN VYCHAN, IEUAN VYCHAN APH IEUAN, IEVAN API GRUFFYDD, GRUFFYD APJ MADOC, MADOG APK IORWERTH, IOWERTH APL MADOC, MADOG APM RHIRID FLAIDD, RHIRID "FLAIDD" APN GWRGENEU, GWRGENEU APO GOLLWYN, GOLLWYN APP MORIDDIG, MORIDDIG APQ RHYS, RHYS APR GWERYSTAN) was born April 27, 1787, and died July 27, 1849. She married (1) JAMES EMLEN. He was born in Of Philadelphia PA. She married (2) WILLIAM FARQUHAR December 1809. He died November 08, 1810.

More About SARAH FOULKE: Occupation: Bet. 1811 - 1816, Teacher, Westtown school

Children of SARAH FOULKE and JAMES EMLEN are:

i. JAMES EMLEN, b. October 16, 1816.

ii. MARY EMLEN, b. March 02, 1818; m. CHALKLEY BELL.

iii. PHOEBE EMLEN, b. April 12, 1820; m. JOHN ROWLAND HOWELL.

iv. SARAH CRESSON EMLEN, b. April 19, 1822; m. WILLIAM P. BANGS.

v. ANNE EMLEN, b. January 07, 1824; m. JOSEPH HOWELL.

vi. SUSAN EMLEN, b. September 20, 1826.

vii. SAMUEL EMLEN, b. March 23, 1829; m. SARAH WILLIAMS.

Children of SARAH FOULKE and WILLIAM FARQUHAR are:

viii. JAMES FARQUHAR, b. October 16, 1816; d. childhood.

ix. MARY FARQUHAR, b. March 02, 1818; m. CHALKLEY BELL.

x. PHEBE FARQUHAR, b. April 12, 1820; m. JOHN ROWLAND HOWELL.

xi. SARAH CRESSON FARQUHAR, b. April 19, 1822; m. WILLIAM P BANGS.

xii. ANNE FARQUHAR, b. January 07, 1824; m. JOSEPH HOWELL.

xiii. SUSAN FARQUHAR, b. September 20, 1826.

xiv. SAMUEL FARQUHAR, b. March 23, 1829.

136. JONATHAN MARIS (JANE4 FOULKE, WILLIAM3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born December 31, 1765 in Chester Co., PA, and died February 28, 1797 in Montgomery Co., PA. He married JUDITH MCILVAINE 1791, daughter of JOHN MCILVAINE and LYDIA BARNARD. She was born May 18, 1762 in Ridley twp., Chester Co., PA, and died March 02, 1843 in Ridley twp., Chester Co., PA.

Notes for JONATHAN MARIS: Physician

Montgomery Co., PA will administration
MARIS, JONATHAN. Gwynedd. April 17, 1797. George Maris, adm.

Child of JONATHAN MARIS and JUDITH MCILVAINE is:

i. JESSE J. MARIS, b. June 18, 1793, Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. December 15, 1860, Chester Co., PA; m. MARY WEST, October 15, 1815; b. July 11, 1795; d. 1878, Chester Co., PA. Burial: Friends Burying Ground, Waterville, PA

137. HANNAH MARIS (JANE4 FOULKE, WILLIAM3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born January 30, 1770 in Gwynedd twp.,, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died March 08, 1850 in Montgomery Co., PA. She married JOHN WILSON March 08, 1796 in Gwynedd Friends Meeting House, Montgomery Co., PA, son of JOHN WILSON and ELIZABETH FELL. He was born May 02, 1772 in Buckingham twp., Bucks Co., PA, and died December 26, 1852 in Montgomery Co., PA.

Children of HANNAH MARIS and JOHN WILSON are:

i. SUSANNA WILSON, b. January 14, 1797, Whitemarsh twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. January 01, 1873, Fallowfield twp., Chester Co., PA; m. SOLOMON LUKENS, December 04, 1845, Plymouth MH, Gwynedd MM, Montgomery Co., PA; b. June 15, 1795, Horsham twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. May 31, 1876, Fallowfield twp., Chester Co., PA.

ii. GEORGE M. WILSON, b. October 14, 1798, Whitemarsh twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. March 18, 1868, Chester Co., PA; m. SARAH SCHOFIELD, October 18, 1825; b. July 16, 1802, Newtown twp., Bucks Co., PA; d. April 04, 1866, Montgomery Co., PA, Gwynedd MM Records.

iii. JANE WILSON, b. June 25, 1800, Whitemarsh twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. March 21, 1801, Whitemarsh twp., Montgomery Co., PA.

iv. JESSE WILSON, b. January 29, 1803, Whitemarsh twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. January 31, 1803, Whitemarsh twp., Montgomery Co., PA.

v. ANNIE WILSON, b. November 08, 1804, Whitemarsh twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. February 18, 1888, Whitemarsh twp., Montgomery Co., PA; m. BENJAMIN JONES, November 15, 1832, Pennsylvania; b. December 17, 1795; d. January 17, 1872.

Notes for ANNIE WILSON: Descendant Earle Kenyon Jones of Colorado supplied JQ with a family tree via e-mail for Annie Wilson, which accounts for some of this line...

vi. REBECCA WILSON, b. June 22, 1814, Montgomery Co., PA; d. June 17, 1843, Montgomery Co., PA.

138. LOWRY FOULKE (CALEB4, WILLIAM3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She married (1) EVAN JONES, son of EVAN JONES and HANNAH LAWRENCE. He was born January 04, 1777 in Montgomery twp., Montgomery Co., PA, and died May 01, 1846 in Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA. She married (2) SAMUEL MILES 1796 in Philadelphia, PA.

Philadelphia MM: 1796, 8, 26. Lowry Miles (late Foulke) disowned for marriage contrary to discipline

Evan Jones:

Evan Jones was born in Montgomery on the old homestead of his grandfather, John Jones, carpenter. He was the son of Evan and Hannah Jones. He learned the trade of tanning with his cousin Isaiah Jones, of Buckingham, and, returning to Montgomery, established a tannery at Montgomery Square, where he was in business for several years. In 1815, he with Thomas Shoemaker, Cadwallader Foulke, and Cadwallader Roberts, purchased the John Evans estate (now, 1896, partly the estate of S.S. Hollingsworth), of Charles Willing Hare, and about two years later (the purchase meantime proving to be a bad speculation), Evan took the homestead himself, with a large part of the land, and removed to it, making it his home for the remainder of his life. He there dispensed a liberal hospitality; his house was the place of entertainment for many visiting Friends and others. His means, measured by the local standard, were ample, and his social disposition made his fireside attractive and pleasant. He was an active member of the Friends, was clerk of meetings for business, and generally a pillar of the Society, locally. He filled many important business positions, being amongst other things the first President of the Bethlehem Turnpike Co. In 1840, he was the Whig candidate for County Commissioner, and received the highest vote of any on the ticket. His four marriages have already been mentioned (link).

Child of LOWRY FOULKE and EVAN JONES is:

i. OWEN JONES, d. At age 3.

139. CALEB FOULKE (CALEB4, WILLIAM3, THOMAS2, EDWARD) was born August 07, 1770 in Philadelphia, PA, and died October 15, 1823 in Philadelphia, PA. He married (1) MARGARET CULLEN November 26, 1795 in Christ Church, Philadelphia Co., PA. He married (2) SARAH DEWEES 1814, daughter of THOMAS DEWEES and HANNAH POTTS. She was born December 28, 1772.

Notes for CALEB FOULKE:

1794, 7, 31. Owen and brother Caleb disowned by Philadelphia MM of Friends (Quakers).

Whiskey Rebellion militia levy

RETURN OF CAPT. MATTHEW McCONNELL'S TROOP shows Caleb Foulke a trooper.doing duty in the army of the United States at the encampment near Carlisle, October 8, 1794:

Children of CALEB FOULKE and MARGARET CULLEN are:

i. LOUISA FOULKE, b. December 21, 1797.

ii. JANE FOULKE, b. August 30, 1799.

iii. ELLEN FOULKE, b. March 30, 1801.

iv. WILLIAM FOULKE, b. February 02, 1804, West Caln, Chester Co., PA; d. December 02, 1847, Philadelphia, PA; m. LUCY DICKINSON, October 26, 1830, Hadley, MA; d. February 1871. Burial: Gwynedd Friends Meeting

v. HENRY FOULKE, b. February 09, 1808, Berwick, PA; d. April 20, 1866, New York; m. HANNAH TROTTER, September 25, 1832. Per Historical Collections of Gwynedd by H.M. Jenkins pg 268 - He married Sept. 25, 1832, at the house of her brother, Jonathan Trotter, of Brooklyn (then mayor of that city, the second in service), Hannah Trotter, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, England.

Child of CALEB FOULKE and SARAH DEWEES is:

vi. WILLIAM HUGHES6 FOULKE.

140. WILLIAM5 FOULKE (LEVI4, WILLIAM3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born October 07, 1767 in Pennsylvania, and died April 06, 1833. He married MARGARET MCILVAINE, daughter of JOHN MCILVAINE and LYDIA. She was born February 14, 1771, and died February 04, 1809.

Children of WILLIAM FOULKE and MARGARET MCILVAINE are:

i. JOHN M. FOULKE, b. January 18, 1795; d. March 13, 1874; m. ANN SINCLAIR.

ii. LEVI FOULKE, b. April 06, 1796; d. January 04, 1878; m. ELIZA WHITE.

iii. WILLIAM FOULKE, b. February 24, 1802, Gwynedd twp.., Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. July 12, 1882; m. SUSANNA CONARD; b. July 07, 1803, Pennsylvania; d. June 19, 1871.

1850 Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA census
24 William Foulke 48 farmer $10000
Susanna C.Foulke 48
Hannah C. Foulke 24
Margaretta Foulke 19
Anna M. Foulke 16
Ellen Foulke 12
William H.Foulke 10
Michael Doran 19 laborer
Elizabeth Peters 30
Lydia A. Foulke 13
Anna Foulke 1

Foulke Family Helps the Underground Railroad

The southern track of the railroad through Montgomery County, which ran from Plymouth Meeting to Buckingham (Bucks County), had a station near Penllyn, near the Orthodox Friends Meeting House, run by William Foulke. Eliza Ambler Foulke, historian of the Gwynedd Friends Meeting, wrote of "a large mound on the side of the meeting house, opposite the graveyard and easily discernible from the road" which her grandmother identified as a sheltering cave used to hide fugitive slaves.

For more click on the link on the foulke.org web site.

iv. ANNA M. FOULKE, b. April 09, 1798; d. November 19, 1873; m. AARON LUKENS, April 13, 1824, Gwynedd MH, Montgomery Co., PA; b. March 14, 1798.

141. EDWARD FOULKE (AMOS4, WILLIAM3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born November 17, 1784 in Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania, and died July 17, 1851. He married TACY JONES, daughter of ISAAC JONES and GAINOR AMBLER. She was born Abt. 1792 in Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia MM: 1802, 2, 26. Edward and George Foulke, minor sons of Amos, got a certificate to Gwynedd MM

1850 Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA census
27 Edward Foulke 65 farmer $8300
Tacy Foulke 58
Jesse Foulke 35
Susan Foulke 31
Lydia Foulke 23
Rebecca J. Foulke 21
Hannah Foulke 18
Emily Foulke 15
Susan F. Corson 5
Isaac Pratt 22 laborer
Mary Smith 26
Daniel Godschalk 35 miller

EDWARD FOULKE: Burial: Pennlyn Burial Ground, Lower Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania

Children of EDWARD FOULKE and TACY JONES are:

i. ANN JONES FOULKE, b. September 15, 1811; m. DR. HIRAM CORSON; b. October 08, 1804, Pennsylvania; d. March 04, 1896, Plymouth twp., Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania.
Hiram was one of the conductors of the underground railroad operating out of Abolition Hall, Plymouth meeting PA. Abolition Hall was built by George Corson. His Civil war diary, his home and his physician's office all still exist. His diaries have been published by the Montgomery County Historical Society in their Bulletin. He was the author of an extensive family genealogy. He was the son of Joseph Corson and Hannah Dickinson.

Author: Numerous scientific papers
Elected: 1852, President, State Medical Society
Fact: Fought for the admission of women into medicine
Graduation: 1828, University of Pennsylvania (medical school)
Occupation: Physician in Plymouth twp., PA
Politics: Abolitionist and temperance advocate

Children: (1) Tacy F. Corson, m. William L. Cresson; (2) Charles F. Corson m. Mary Lukens; (3) Bertha Corson m. James Yocum; (4) Frances Corson m. Richard Day (5) Mary Corson; (6) Edward F. Corson b. 14 Oct 1834; (7) Joseph K. Corson, b. 22 Nov 1836, m. Mary A. Carter; (8) Caroline Corson, b. 2 Apr 1839; (9) Susan F. Corson, b. 9 August 1845 m. Jawood Lukens;

ii. JESSE FOULKE, b. June 23, 1813.

iii. CHARLES FOULKE, b. December 14, 1815, Pennlyn, Montgomery Co., PA; d. December 30, 1871; m. HARRIET MATTHEWS CORSON, 1843; b. Abt. 1818.

Harriet Matthew S. Corson married Dr. Charles Foulke, who succeeded to the practice of his father-in-law, Dr. Richard D. Corson, and continued to enjoy an extensive practice until his death in 1871. She was the daughter of Dr. Richard Davis Corson and Helen Stockton Johnson.

Children: 1. Richard Corson Foulke 7 , born November 2, 1843, graduated in medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, and has since practiced in New Hope, Bucks County. He married Louisa Vansant (1872), and they have had three children, two of whom — Chas. Edward Foulke 8 and Claribel Foulke 8 — are now living (Hiram Corson, 1909). 2. Edward Foulke 7 (sixth of that name), was born March 23, 1847, an d married Eliza Vanhorn, of Yardleyville, Bucks County. They have one son — Vanhorn Foulke 8 . 3. Thomas Johnson Corson Foulke 7 was born in March, 1851, and died September 15, 1883.

iv. SUSAN FOULKE, b. July 18, 1818.

v. OWEN FOULKE, b. 1820; d. infancy.

vi. PRISCILLA FOULKE, b. September 10, 1821; m. THOMAS WISTAR, April 26, 1849, Gwynedd MH (Orthodox), Montgomery Co., PA. 9 Oct 1862: Hiram Corson's diary: "Today she [Mrs. Corson] and her sister Susan expect to go to see sister Priscilla Wistar whose husband is very poorly afflicted with an affection of the brain."

vii. JONATHAN FOULKE, b. 1825; d. infancy.

viii. LYDIA FOULKE, b. February 18, 1827; m. CHARLES W. BACON.

ix. REBECCA J. FOULKE, b. May 18, 1829; m. ROBERT R. CORSON; b. May 03, 1831; d. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Hiram Corson M.D. diary, 28 Dec 1862, "My nephew R. R. Corson came home from the army today. He was on the staff of General Bayard and was close to him when he was killed. He was also, at Bayard's request, detailed to take the body home."

Hiram Corson: "Robert Rodgers Corson, (son of Dr. Richard D. and Helen S. J. Corson), was born May 3, 183 1. He married Rebecca J. Foulke, of Penllyn, (a sister of my wife, Ann J. [Foulke] Corson) ; they are now living in Philadelphia. Robert R. Corson 6 is a distinguished political reformer, and has been an important factor in the movements for pure politics and municipal reforms in Philadelphia during the past score of years. As an Inspector of Moyamensing Prison he was instrumental in having a woman physician placed in charge of the female prisoners, and was also interested in having matrons placed in station houses to receive and care for women picked up at night by the police. Before this reform was established, there were often disgraceful occurrences at the station houses, where only men were in charge. Robert R. Corson is a humanitarian of high character, who is ever striving to uplift and improve the people who are within the reach of his influence; and his efforts are ably seconded by his efficient wife, Rebecca J. Corson. They have no children ; so of all of the descendants of Dr. Richard D. Corson, only three children and two grandchildren are now living ; with the death of Robert R., this branch will not have a single one of the Corson name.

x. HANNAH FOULKE, b. September 18, 1831; m. FRANCIS BACON.

xi. EMILY FOULKE, b. December 02, 1834; m. CHARLES L. BACON.

xii. OWEN FOULKE, b. 1838; d. August 23, 1838, infancy. Burial: Pennlyn Burial Ground

142. JESSE SPENCER (LYDIA4 FOULKE, WILLIAM3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born December 22, 1790 in Pennsylvania, and died September 30, 1841. He married MARY CUSTARD, daughter of JOSEPH CUSTER and AMELIA FOULKE. She was born November 19, 1792 in Pennsylvania.

Howard Jenkins (Genealogical Sketch of the Descendants of Samuel Spencer of Pennsylvania):

Jesse Spencer, of Gwynedd, son of John and Lydia, born Twelfth month 22, 1790, died Ninth month 30, 1841, married, at Gwynedd meeting-house, Fourth month 24, 1821, Mary Custard, daughter of Joseph and Amelia, of Richland, Bucks county, Pa. Amelia was the daughter of Samuel Foulke, of Richland, member of the Colonial Assembly of Pennsylvania, 1761-8, and her daughter Mary was thus descended, as was Jesse Spencer, from Edward Foulke, the Gwynedd settler of 1698. Amelia (Foulke) Custard died Eighth month 7, 1811 . Jesse Spencer was reared by his uncle and aunt, Jesse and Priscilla Foulke, and lived all his married life in the old Edward Foulke mansion at Penllyn, in Gwynedd, now (1898) the Estate of D. C. Wharton. Part of this house was built in 1738 ; the property was sold 1854, upon the construction of the North Pennsylvania Railroad, by George Spencer, Jr., (son of Jesse), to Dr. Drinker, of Philadelphia. Mary survived her husband over forty years ; she died Eighth month 16, 1885, at Germantown, Philadelphia.

JESSE SPENCER: Burial: Pennlyn Burial Ground (Orthodox Quaker), Lower Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA

Notes for MARY CUSTARD:
1850 Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA census
26 Mary C. Spencer 57 $10000
George Spencer 22 farmer
Lydia Spencer 21
Edith Spencer 63
Priscilla Spencer 61
Jeremiah Fitzcomens 18 laborer
Margaret Cortnay 25

Next door is Edward Foulke, 66 m. Tacy

Children of JESSE SPENCER and MARY CUSTARD are:

i. AMELIA SPENCER, m. JAMES C JACKSON; b. Of Hockessin DE.

Howard Jenkins: Amelia Spencer, daughter of Jesse and Mary (Custard), Spencer born at Gwynedd, First month 23, 1822, married, at Gwynedd meeting-house (of the Orthodox body), near Penllyn, Fifth month 16, 1844, (934) James C. Jackson, son of Thomas and Jane (Griffith) Jackson, of Hockessin, Delaware. James was born Seventh month 13, 18 16.' His business, during most of his life, has been farming, especially fruit-growing; he resided at Hockessin until 1868. The Jackson Family are descended from Isaac Jackson, a Friend, who came in 1725, from Ballitore, Ireland, to Pennsylvania, and settled in New Garden township, Chester county. — (See Genealogy of the Family, publshed 1878.) Children: (1) Mary S. Jackson, b. 1 19, 1847, d. 3. — , 1881, m., 3. 11, 1868, Frank Pyle, b. 6. 8, 1846, d., son of Cyrus and Mary M., of Wilmington, Del. ; issue, three children, Gertrude C, Amelia S., Frank. (2) Edward Foulke Jackson, b. 6. 1, 1850. (3) Laura, b. 1. 12, 1849. (4) William Rhoads Jackson, b. 7. 4, 1850, m., 1883, Amy Kimber, daughter of George and Harriet Kimber, of Brooklyn, N. Y. ; issue, Frederic, b. 1884, Edith, b. 1888. (Brooklyn, N. Y.) (5) Jesse Foulke Jackson, b. 2. 23, 1856, m., 6. 14, 1892, Mary Levick Crew, daughter of Lewis and Anna L. Crew, of Philadelphia ; issue, Jesse, b. 1893; Lewis Crew, b. 1894; Mary Crew, b. 1895. (6) Emily Jackson, b. 7. 27, 1860.

ii. JOHN SPENCER, m. MARY J RHODES.

iii. GEORGE SPENCER, b. Abt. 1828, d. 1895; m. ELLA L SHOEMAKER.

Howard Jenkins: George Spencer, Jr., son of Jesse and Mary C. Spencer, of Gwynedd, born Twelfth month i, 1826, died Eleventh month 6, 1895, married. Tenth month, 1754, Ella L. Shoemaker, daughter of Edward M. and Mary Shoemaker, of Philadelphia. George resided on the old place at Penllyn, the site of the dwelling built by Edward Foulke, the settler, but sold it in 1854, and later was engaged in business in Richmond, Ind., and Philadelphia. Children of George and Ella L.: (1) Mary Annetta, 6. 3. 8, 1856, d. 4. 7, 1890, unmarried. (2) Lizzie E., b. 1857, d. 1860; (3) Edward M. b. 10., 28, 1866. (4) Lilian, b. 11. 27, 1862. (5) Genevieve, b. 6.3, 1876.

iv. LYDIA SPENCER, b. March 22, 1829; m. SAMUEL MORRIS, February 17, 1853, Gwynedd Orthodox MH, Montgomery Co., PA; b. October 07, 1827; d. October 17, 1905.

Gwynedd MM (Orthodox) 264-7 1853-6-30 Morris, Lydia S. granted certificate to Frankford MM

Gwynedd MM (Hicksite) 27-2 1853-2-17 Morris, Samuel, son of Samuel B. and Hannah (Perot) Morris all of Phila Co., PA married Lydia Spencer at Gwynedd MH

SAMUEL MORRIS resided for fifty years at Olney, Philadelphia, was a minister and prominent member of the Society of Friends, widely known for his many Christian virtues. He was an original director of the Saving Fund Society of Germantown and its Vicinity, and for many years a director and president of Friends Asylum for the Insane at Frankford.
Issue of Samuel and Lydia (Spencer) Morris - Hannah Perot Morris, b Feb 20, 1854; Luke Wistar Morris, b June 11, 1858, d. 1873, George Spencer Morris, b July 11, 1867, married June 1, 1895, Lydia Ellicott

Howard Jenkins: Lydia Spencer, daughter of Jesse and Mary, bom at Gwynedd, Third month 22, 1829, married Second month 17, 1853, at Gwynedd meeting-house (of the Orthodox body), near Penllyn, Samuel Morris, son of Samuel B. and Hannah (Perot) Morris, born Tenth month 7, 1827.^ Samuel is an esteemed minister of the Society of Friends ; he has made several religious journeys, including a very extended one, in 1892—93, to Japan, Australia, and islands of the Pacific Ocean. His home is at Olney, (Philadelphia). Children of Samuel and Lydia Morris : (1) Hannah Perot Morris, b. 2. 20, 1854. (2) Luke Wistar Morris, b. 6. 11, 1858, d. 6. 15, 1874. (3) George Spencer Morris, b. 7. 11, 1867, m. 6. i, 1895, Lydia, dau. of William and Nancy M. (Ellis) Ellicott ; issue Samuel Jr., b. 1896, Nancy, b. 1898. note: The Morris family are descended from Anthony Morris, a Friend, who came to New Jersey from London in 1682, and subsequently removed to Philadelphia, where he was one of the most prominent citizens. He was Mayor in 1703, and died 1721.

v. ANNA SPENCER (of Coulter street, Germantown), unmarried.

vi. WILLIAM F SPENCER, m. CHRISTINA (or Christianna) BRADLEY.

Howard Jenkins: William F. Spencer, son of Jesse and Mary C, of Gwynedd, born Twelfth month 31, 1833, married First month 17, 1860, Christiana Bradley, daughter of Thomas and Maria, of Philadelphia. William F. has resided for many years in Richmond, Indiana, where he and his sons are engaged in the manufacture of school furniture. Children of William F. and Christiana : (1). Elizabeth E., d. i. 19, 1861, m., 1892, Robert B. Kersey ; issue, Emily, 6. 1893 ; Christine, 6. 1895. (2). Mary T., d. 4. 27, 1864, m., 1890, Linnaeus Boyd ; issue, Helen, 6. 1892; John C, 6. 1894, d. 1895 ; William, 6. 1897. (3). Gertrude, 6. 11. 8, 1866, m. 1896, George Francis McCurdy. (4). Anna, i. 2. 25, 1869. (5). George M., i. 7. 27, 1871, m., 1895, Grace Tibbetts, of Madison, Indiana. (6). William F., Jr., 6. 11. 28, 1873, m., 1897, Estelle Cunningham.

143. JONATHAN SPENCER (LYDIA4 FOULKE, WILLIAM3, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born August 18, 1792, and died April 06, 1867. He married (1) SARAH HARRIS. He married (2) SARAH LANG.

Jonathan Spencer b. 8. 18, 1792, d. 4. 6, 1867, m., 1st, Sarah Harris, 2d, Sarah Lang. By his second marriage he had three children : (1) Florence, who m. Samuel E. Stokes, and had issue, surname Stokes, Samuel E., Jr. ; (2) John E., d. young ; (3) George E., d. young. (Howard Jenkins)

Children of JONATHAN SPENCER and SARAH LANG are:

i. FLORENCE SPENCER, m. SAMUEL STOKES.

ii. JOHN E SPENCER.

iii. GEORGE E SPENCER.

144. EVAN DAVIS (ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, ELLIN3 FOULKE, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) was born Abt. 1783. He married ELIZABETH EVANS October 06, 1808, daughter of JACOB EVANS and HANNAH MORRIS. She was born September 26, 1787, and died February 24, 1814.

Child of EVAN DAVIS and ELIZABETH EVANS is:

i. CAPT. EDWARD MORRIS DAVIS, b. July 21, 1811, Bucks Co., PA; d. November 26, 1887; m. MARIA MOTT, October 26, 1836; b. 1818; d. 1897. Philadelphia merchant, abolitionist and Hicksite Quaker. 1861 - received a commssion as Captain in the Union forces and joined General John Fremont in the west. He is disowned by Cherry St. Meeting for fighting in the war.

145. JACOB DAVIES (ELIZABETH4 WILLIAMS, ELLIN3 FOULKE, THOMAS2, EDWARD1) He married RUTH LEE April 05, 1810 in Exeter MH, Berks Co., PA, daughter of MORDECAI LEE and MARY GARRED. She was born April 08, 1791.

Children of JACOB DAVIES and RUTH LEE are:

i. MARY L. DAVIES, b. May 26, 1811.

ii. ELIZABETH T. DAVIES, b. February 15, 1813.

146. HANNAH HUGHES (GEORGE4, JOHN3, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) was born May 28, 1768. She married HEZEKIAH BOONE May 21, 1791, son of WILLIAM BOONE and SARAH LINCOLN. He was born Abt. 1764 in Berks Co., PA, and died April 01, 1827 in Columbia Co., PA.

Notes for HEZEKIAH BOONE: [atallmen.ged] From the Book Lincoln Family History by Waldo Lincoln

Children of HANNAH HUGHES and HEZEKIAH BOONE are:

i. WILLIAM BOONE, b. 1792; m. MERCY ELLIS.

ii. POLLY BOONE.

iii. PATTY BOONE.

iv. GEORGE BOONE, b. May 13, 1794.

v. NEWTON BOONE.

vi. SALLY BOONE. Not married.

vii. NANCY BOONE, b. 1803.

147. JAMES5 HUGHES (GEORGE4, JOHN3, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) was born December 09, 1775 in Berks Co., PA, and died July 27, 1867. He married MARTHA PENROSE June 25, 1799 in Catawissa, Northumberland (Columbia) Co., PA, daughter of ROBERT PENROSE and REBECCA THOMAS. She was born May 06, 1779 in Berks Co., PA, and died August 02, 1856 in Pickering, Durham Co., Ontario.

Child of JAMES HUGHES and MARTHA PENROSE is:

i. GEORGE HUGHES, b. August 04, 1803, Pennsylvania; d. July 20, 1885, Iowa; m. RACHEL TAYLOR; b. November 01, 1809; d. May 12, 1906.

148. RACHEL BOONE (JANE4 HUGHES, JOHN3, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) was born September 17, 1767 in Pennsylvania, and died September 10, 1836 in Bloomfield, KY. She married ALEXANDER HAMILTON MERRIFIELD December 16, 1787 in Jefferson Co., KY. He was born April 04, 1765 in Frederick Co., VA.

Children of RACHEL BOONE and ALEXANDER MERRIFIELD are:

i. WILLIAM JEFFERSON MERRIFIELD.

ii. FIELDING MERRIFIELD.

iii. MATILDA MERRIFIELD.

iv. CINTHIA MERRIFIELD.

v. JULIA MERRIFIELD.

vi. AMANDA MERRIFIELD.

vii. ADALINE MERRIFIELD.

viii. SAMUEL BOONE MERRIFIELD.

ix. JOHN A. MERRIFIELD, m. (1) SARAH WELSH; m. (2) ELIZABETH ?.

149. HANNAH BOONE (JANE4 HUGHES, JOHN3, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1, FOULKE AP THOMASA EVAN, THOMAS APB EVAN LLOYD, EVAN APC THOMAS LLOYD, THOMAS APD ROBERT LLOYD, ROBERT APE DAVID LLOYD, DAVID LLOYD APF DAVID, DAVID APG IEVAN VYCHAN, IEUAN VYCHAN APH IEUAN, IEVAN API GRUFFYDD, GRUFFYD APJ MADOC, MADOG APK IORWERTH, IOWERTH APL MADOC, MADOG APM RHIRID FLAIDD, RHIRID "FLAIDD" APN GWRGENEU, GWRGENEU APO GOLLWYN, GOLLWYN APP MORIDDIG, MORIDDIG APQ RHYS, RHYS APR GWERYSTAN) was born February 06, 1770 in Frederick Co., MD, and died 1830 in Shelby Co., KY. She married MOSES BOONE December 20, 1786 in Brashear's Creek, Jefferson Co., KY, son of SQUIRE BOONE and JANE VAN CLEVE. He was born February 23, 1769 in Rowan Co., NC, and died March 08, 1852 in Manhattan, Putnam Co., IN.

Notes for MOSES BOONE:
1776 - at Boonesborough
1804-5 moved to Harrison Co., IN
Helped build Goshen Baptist church 1813 near Laconia, Harrison Co., IN

Children of HANNAH BOONE and MOSES BOONE are:

i. JANE BOONE, b. 1794.

ii. SARAH BOONE, b. Aft. 1787; m. JAMES TORR.

iii. SQUIRE BOONE, b. June 07, 1794, Shelby Co., KY; d. December 05, 1879, Boone Co., Iowa; m. (1) NANCY COTNER, May 15, 1817; b. February 18, 1798; m. (2) PHEBE RISSLER, August 02, 1821; b. February 03, 1800.

iv. ELIZABETH BOONE, m. GEORGE B. MCINTOSH.

v. SUSAN BOONE, b. October 24, 1802.

vi. SAMUEL BOONE.

vii. ROBERT EMMETT BOONE, b. April 01, 1809, Corydon, Harrison twp., Harrison Co., IN; d. December 05, 1857, Woodbine, Boyer twp., Harrison Co., Iowa; m. ELIZABETH PURCELL, October 22, 1835, Putnam Co., IN; b. October 31, 1815, Jefferson Co., IN.

viii. WARREN BOONE, b. 1812, Near Laconia, Harrison Co., IN; d. May 19, 1899, Tisdale, KS; m. (1) MARTHA COX, April 04, 1834, Putnam Co., IN; b. October 01, 1816, Ohio; m. (2) ELIZA WARD, Aft. September 19, 1858.

ix. NANCY BOONE.

x. CASSANDRA BOONE.

xi. DANIEL A. BOONE, b. April 12, 1814, Near Laconia, Harrison Co., IN; d. October 20, 1887, Putnam Co., IN; m. MALINDA MILLER, 1839, Putnam Co., IN; b. October 10, 1821, Sullivan Co., IN.

150. GEORGE WASHINGTON BOONE (JANE4 HUGHES, JOHN3, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) was born March 06, 1777. He married LUCY GREEN Bef. 1804.

Children of GEORGE BOONE and LUCY GREEN are:

i. CRAVEN BOONE.

ii. HARIETT BOONE.

iii. HELEN BOONE, b. Abt. 1804.

iv. HAMILTON BOONE.

v. ELVIRA BOONE.

vi. ROBERT BOONE.

vii. MILTON BOONE.

151. SAMUEL BOONE (JANE4 HUGHES, JOHN3, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) was born October 06, 1779. He married ? PENNEPACKER Bef. 1813.

Children of SAMUEL BOONE and ? PENNEPACKER are:

i. UPTON BOONE.

ii. LAVINA BOONE.

iii. FIELDING BOONE.

iv. WILLIAM P. BOONE, b. 1813.

v. HELEN BOONE.

vi. HIRAM BOONE.

152. HIRAM BOONE (JANE4 HUGHES, JOHN3, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) was born July 03, 1789. He married (1) FRANCES BOONE, daughter of JONATHAN BOONE and CATHERINE RICE. She was born January 06, 1794. He married (2) SARAH HAIRSTON Aft. 1820.

Children of HIRAM BOONE and FRANCES BOONE are:

i. GRANDISON H. BOONE, b. 1814.

ii. RATLIFF R. BOONE, b. November 06, 1816.

iii. JOHN T. BOONE, b. 1819.

Children of HIRAM BOONE and SARAH HAIRSTON are:

iv. SARAH J. BOONE, b. 1822.

v. CATHERINE BOONE, b. 1824.

vi. FRANCES A. BOONE, b. 1827.

vii. SAMUEL H. BOONE, b. 1828.

viii. SUSAN A. BOONE, b. 1830.

ix. JAMES M. BOONE, b. 1832.

x. JUNIUS BRUTUS BOONE, b. 1834.

xi. VICTORIA BOONE, b. 1837.

xii. MALVINA H. BOONE, b. 1839.

xiii. HIRAM C. BOONE, b. 1842.

153. ELLIAH HUGHES (ELLIS4, WILLIAM3, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) was born September 08, 1770 in near Reading, PA, and died April 11, 1828 in Turnersville, TN. He married FRANCIS DAUGHADAY February 14, 1799 in Baltimore co, MD. She was born Abt. 1777 in Baltimore, MD, and died May 30, 1835 in Mississippi.

Children of ELLIAH HUGHES and FRANCIS DAUGHADAY are:

i. MARY ANNA BELLA HUGHES, b. January 02, 1801, Baltimore, MD; m. BENJAMIN WHITEHEAD, January 01, 1879.

ii. ELIZABETH HANNAH HUGHES, b. June 13, 1804, Turnersville, Robertson co, TN; m. SIMON PETER, July 28, 1822.

iii. RICHARD ELLIS HUGHES, b. September 25, 1805, Turnersville, Robertson co, TN; d. January 24, 1855, Turnersville, Robertson co, TN; m. AMANDA MALVINA OURSLER, March 01, 1832, near Cross Plains, TN; b. August 28, 1813, Cross Plains, near Castalian Springs, Su; d. January 01, 1891, Turnersville, Robertson co, TN.

iv. JESSE HAMBLETON HUGHES, b. April 14, 1807, Turnersville, Robertson co, TN.

154. RACHEL HUGHES (JOB4, WILLIAM3, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) She married ISRAEL LUNDY.

Child of RACHEL HUGHES and ISRAEL LUNDY is:

i. JUDAH LUNDY.

155. JEREMIAH HUGHES (WILLIAM4, SAMUEL3, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) was born August 09, 1775 in Pennsylvania, and died April 24, 1884 in Of Muncy Meeting, Columbia Co., PA. He married SARAH HUGHES December 31, 1800 in Catawissa, Columbia Co., PA. She was born August 24, 1779 in Pennsylvania, and died April 24, 1844 in Roaring Creek, Columbia Co., PA.

Children of JEREMIAH HUGHES and SARAH HUGHES are:

i. MARY HUGHES, b. May 13, 1804.

ii. RUTH ANN HUGHES, b. January 21, 1807.

iii. ELIZABETH HUGHES, b. January 29, 1809.

iv. GEORGE HAMILTON HUGHES, b. April 18, 1812.

v. JESSE HUGHES, b. June 24, 1814.

vi. RACHAEL HUGHES, b. January 08, 1817.

vii. HANNAH HUGHES, b. June 08, 1819.

viii. BARCKLEY HUGHES, b. March 17, 1821.

156. MARY BOONE (JUDAH4, MARY3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born October 19, 1778 in Exeter twp., Berks Co., PA, and died January 03, 1834 in Exeter twp., Berks Co., PA. She married WILLIAM LEE May 07, 1801, son of ISAAC LEE and MARY BOONE. He was born July 18, 1778 in Oley twp., Berks Co., PA, and died December 1818 in Exeter twp., Berks Co., PA.

Children of MARY BOONE and WILLIAM LEE are:

i. HANNAH C. LEE, b. March 30, 1802.

ii. MARIA LEE, b. July 17, 1804.

iii. JEREMIAH LEE, b. December 12, 1806.

iv. ISAAC L. LEE, b. November 15, 1808.

v. JUDAH LEE, b. June 01, 1811.

vi. SARAH BOONE LEE, b. September 18, 1813.

vii. GEORGE LEE, b. June 14, 1815.

viii. MARGARET LEE, b. October 28, 1816.

ix. WILLIAM LEE, b. January 20, 1819.

157. SAMUEL DEWEES (MARY4 LEE, MARGARET3 HUGHES, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) was born November 01, 1783 in Berks Co., PA, and died February 08, 1850 in Morgan Co., IN. He married HANNAH BERRY January 01, 1806 in Belmont Co., Ohio, daughter of DAVID BERRY and HANNAH. She was born 1784 in Virginia, and died August 28, 1864 in Morgan Co., IN.

Children of SAMUEL DEWEES and HANNAH BERRY are:

i. OWEN DEWEES, m. SARAH GREEN.

ii. DAVID BERRY DEWEES, m. RACHEL KIRBY.

iii. GULIELMA DEWEES, b. May 01, 1810, Jefferson Co., Ohio; m. JAMES MADISON LINCOLN.

iv. BULA EMILY DEWEES.

v. ELLIS LEE DEWEES.

vi. THOMAS LEE DEWEES.

vii. HANNA MARIS DEWEES, m. JOSHUA SAWYER LINCOLN; b. August 17, 1814, Hingham, MA; d. October 22, 1893, Corning, Adams Co., Iowa.

viii. MARY ANN DEWEES.

158. ESTHER DEWEES (MARY4 LEE, MARGARET3 HUGHES, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) She married GEORGE PURVIANCE.

Children of ESTHER DEWEES and GEORGE PURVIANCE are:

i. SAMUEL D. PURVIANCE.

ii. ISAAC PURVIANCE.

iii. MARY D. PURVIANCE.

iv. MARTHA PURVIANCE.

v. RICHARD B. PURVIANCE.

vi. GEORGE W. PURVIANCE.

vii. OWEN D. PURVIANCE.

viii. ELIZABETH PURVIANCE.

ix. ESTHER PURVIANCE.

x. NATHAN PURVIANCE.

159. HANNAH DEWEES (MARY4 LEE, MARGARET3 HUGHES, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) She married BENJAMIN GRIMES.

Children of HANNAH DEWEES and BENJAMIN GRIMES are:

i. GEORGE GRIMES.

ii. OWEN GRIMES.

iii. JOHN GRIMES.

iv. SAMUEL GRIMES.

v. ESTHER GRIMES.

vi. HANNAH GRIMES.

vii. JOANNA GRIMES.

viii. CATHERINE GRIMES.

ix. MARGARET GRIMES.

160. MARY5 DEWEES (MARY4 LEE, MARGARET3 HUGHES, JANE2 FOULKE, EDWARD1) She married DANIEL WILSON.

Children of MARY DEWEES and DANIEL WILSON are:

i. DANIEL WILSON.

ii. OWEN WILSON.

iii. THOMAS WILSON.

iv. MARGARET D. WILSON.

v. RACHEL WILSON.

161. PHEBE LINCOLN (ANN4 BOONE, MARY3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD1) was born January 22, 1773 in Exeter, Berks Co., PA, and died June 12, 1852. She married DAVID JONES 1792, son of CALEB JONES and HANNAH SAMUELS. He was born May 26, 1766 in Paoli, PA, and died Bef. February 01, 1809.

Children of PHEBE LINCOLN and DAVID JONES are:

i. THOMAS LINCOLN JONES, b. January 1793.

ii. HANNAH JONES, b. June 08, 1794.

iii. ANN JONES, b. February 27, 1796.

iv. MARTHA JONES, b. April 27, 1798.

v. SAMUEL JONES, b. July 18, 1800.

vi. ELIZABETH JONES, b. January 10, 1803.

vii. PHEBE JONES, b. April 20, 1805.

162. JUDAH BOONE (MOSES4, MARY3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD)

Child of JUDAH BOONE is:

i. MOSES BOONE.
Notes for MOSES BOONE: Moses Boone was still living in Exeter in 1912 and provided information to historians about Daniel Boone's birth place.

163. ELIZABETH BOONE (MOSES4, MARY3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD1) was born April 10, 1782, and died April 01, 1827. She married HEZEKIAH BOONE April 13, 1809, son of WILLIAM BOONE and SARAH LINCOLN. He was born Abt. 1764 in Berks Co., PA, and died April 01, 1827 in Columbia Co., PA.

Notes for ELIZABETH BOONE: [atallmen.ged] Elizabeth Boone the granddaughter of James and Mary (Foulke) Boone. From the Lincoln Family History by Waldo Lincoln page 53.

Children of ELIZABETH BOONE and HEZEKIAH BOONE are:

i. MILTON BOONE, d. Of Schuylkill, PA.

ii. LURISSA BOONE, d. Of Elmira, NY.

iii. HANNAH BOONE.

iv. JOHN BOONE.

v. ISAIAH BOONE.

vi. ELIZABETH BOONE.

vii. JUDAH BOONE, d. Of Schuylkill, PA.

164. REUBEN5 BURR (ANN4 EDWARDS, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD1) was born March 14, 1766 in Berks Co., PA. He married ELIZABETH CLEAVER Bef. April 1799. She was born Abt. 1766.

Children of REUBEN BURR and ELIZABETH CLEAVER are:

i. JOHN BURR.

ii. ROWLAND BURR, m. HESTER LAMOREAUX, October 04, 1819, York, Ontario, Canada; b. July 10, 1801, Grand Bay, Kings, New Brunswick; d. January 06, 1886.

iii. NATHANIEL BURR.

iv. REBECCA BURR.

v. JANE BURR.

165. JANE BURR (ANN4 EDWARDS, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD1) was born May 01, 1768 in Berks Co., PA, and died September 03, 1859 in Ackworth, Warren, Iowa. She married BENJAMIN PEARSON April 28, 1791 in Exeter MM, Berks Co., PA, son of THOMAS PEARSON and ELIZABETH MORRIS. He was born July 02, 1759 in Berks Co., PA, and died April 27, 1830 in Belmont Co., OH.

Burial of Benj. Pearson: April 27, 1830, Flushing, Guernsey, OH

Children of JANE BURR and BENJAMIN PEARSON are:

i. WILLIAM S. PEARSON, b. March 05, 1792, Catawissa, Columbia, PA; d. April 19, 1883, Spring Creek, Iowa; m. (1) CATHERINE BROCK, August 20, 1816, Flushing MH, Belmont Co., OH; b. September 13, 1798; d. July 07, 1846, Chesterfield, Athens Co., OH; m. (2) REBECCA TODD, September 20, 1849, Chesterfield MM; b. June 09, 1800, Georgia; d. February 21, 1875, Warren Co., IA.

Notes for WILLIAM S. PEARSON: Religion: William & Catherine, & children, Benjamin, Enoch, Maryann & David, granted certificate to Deerfield MM

Meeting Notes 19 MAY 1831 1831, 5, 19. Wm. & wife, Catherine, & children, Benjamin, Enoch, Mary & David, received on certificate from Flushing MM, dtd 1831, 2, 24 1

Burial: Middle River Friends Cemetery, Palmyra, Iowa

Census 1880 Richland, Warren, Iowa; Roll: T9_368; Family History Film: 1254368; Page: 346.1000; Enumeration District: 230; Image: 0313.

Residence 19 JUL 1851. Wm. & w, Rebecca H., & children, Jesse, Wm., Amos & Smith Pearson, & Ellwood, Hannah & Phebe Smith, granted certificate to Spring Creek MM, Ia.

Notes for REBECCA TODD:

Married: 20 SEP 1849 in Chesterfield MM

Event: Meeting Notes in 1849, 9, 20. William , s. Benjamin & Jane, Morgan Co. O.; m in Chesterfield, Rebecca Smith, dt Stephen & Sibbilla TODD, Morgan Co. O.

Burial: Middle River Friends Cem., Palmyra, IA

ii. JESSE PEARSON, b. 1802, Catawissa, Columbia, PA; d. July 24, 1878, Whittier, Linn, Iowa; m. CYNTHIA SINCLAIR, March 11, 1824, Plainfield MH, Belmont Co., OH; b. Abt. 1803, Virginia; d. June 23, 1874, Whittier, Linn Co., IA.

iii. ELIZABETH PEARSON, b. September 25, 1803, Catawissa, Columbia, PA; d. May 31, 1876, Earlham, Madison, Iowa; m. BENJAMIN SMITH, Bef. February 25, 1825; b. September 24, 1804, Harrison Co., VA; d. April 09, 1879, Earlham, Madison Co., IA.

Notes for BENJAMIN SMITH:
Event: Census 1870 Londonderry, Guernsey, Ohio; Roll: M432_684; Page: 494; Image: 741.

Note: Moved to vicinity of the new Friends settlement at Ackworth in Warren Co., IA. By about 1854 they moved further west to Bear Creek. Mentioned several times in D.B. Cook's "Memoirs of the Quaker Divide." At the time of the Separation amon Friends in Bear Creek Quarter in 1877, he cast his lot with the Conservative Friends, although most of his children went with the Progressives.

Fact 1: January 23, 1851, Certificate from Flushing MM to Pleasant Plain MM
Fact 2: July 16, 1854, Bear Creek MM-first mtg
Fact 3: Encyclopedia of American Genealogy by Hinshaw
Fact 4: Vol VI-VA-Goose Creek MM, Crooked Run MM
Fact 5: Vol IX, OH(Eastern) Westland MM, PA
Fact 6: Concord MM, PA
Fact 7: Plainfield MM, OH (?)
Fact 8: Flushing MM, OH
Fact 9: February 25, 1825, Married-Flushing MM

iv. ANNE PEARSON, b. Bef. 1805, Catawissa, Columbia, PA; d. February 13, 1845, Guernsey Co., OH; m. AMOS SMITH, October 29, 1817, Short Creek MM, Jefferson Co., OH; b. Bet. September 14 - 19, 1793, Virginia or Maryland; d. March 03, 1862, Guernsey Co., OH.

v. MARY PEARSON, b. July 26, 1806, Ohio; d. February 27, 1890, Warren Co., IA; m. JAMES C. COLES, January 06, 1831, Oxford twp., Belmont Co., OH; b. November 28, 1805, Berks Co., PA; d. May 27, 1885, Madora, IA.

Notes for JAMES C. COLES from "William" on Worldconnect:

Burial: Christian Neck cemetery, Liberty Center, Iowa
Occupation: Miller and Farmer
Event: Census 1860 Liberty Twsp., Warren Co. Iowa
Event: Census 1905 Carlisle, Lincoln Twsp., Warren Co., Iowa
Event: Census 1850 31 JUL 1850 Ohio, Morrow Co., Cardington Twsp., p. 383
Event: Census 1870 16 JUN 1870 Liberty, Warren, Iowa; Roll: M593_423; Page: 361; Image: 137.
Note: "COLES, JAMES, farmer, Sec. 30; P.O. Madora; born November 28, 1805 in Berks county, Pa.; moved with his parents to Belmont county, Ohio, in 1807; came to this county in the fall of 1852, and settled on his present home, where he owns 120 acres of land; is one of the oldest settlers in the township; he helped to organize the first township and voted at the first election held in it; sent four sons to the army, two of them dying in the service of their country; named the township in which he lives, Liberty; married January 6, 1831, Mary Pierson, a native of Pennsylvania; had eleven children: W.B., Amos, Jesse, Levi, Lydia J., Benj. P., Barton, Elizabeth E., and Phebe A.; Benj. and Barton are dead; the last two died in the army."
Directory of Warren County, Liberty Township, pp. 619-620.

From a History of Warren Co., Iowa (1908) Source: (compiled by Mrs. Buela Imhoff)
"In Liberty Twsp., Mark Williams was the 3rd settler. The first recorded entry of land was of John Williams, June 29, 1849. Samuel James, Robert Kester, and James Coles made settlements further south on Otter Creek. The township was organized and named Liberty because may of the early settlers were abolitionists and some had left their eastern homes because of the contention over the rights of the slave. James Coles, who named the township, was known to be very much opposed to the fugitive slave law and assisted more than one slave to escape into Canada. Joseph N. Coles taught the first school."

From History of Liberty Center Methodist Church, by Mrs. Orville Thompson. Source: (compiled by Mrs. Buela Imhoff)
"The M.E. church at Liberty Center was organized in 1856. The first minister was J. W. Todd. The charter members were: Enoch and Polly Matson, John and Rachel Matson, Jerry and Juliann Matson, William and Mahalis Berry, Sarah Coles, Jerry and Mary Berry, and Polly and Ellen Coles.
"The minister held a revival meeting that winter in a log cabin located where the Christian church used to stand southwest of Liberty Center. There were a goodly number of converts at this meeting. When the period for probation for new members had expired, the membership had increased to eighty. It was decided to secure a building for worship. In 1860, the original part of the building of S. J. Shupe's store was leased and afterwards purchased of Nathan Mosher for a church. They worshipped in this building on the corner until 1870 when the original part of the present church was erected. In 1906, the church was enlarged. The lot the church stands on was donated by Jerry Boston. The trustees were J. P. McFarland, Joseph Michael, W. E. Vanderventer, Benjamine Coles and W. H. McKenney."

From page copied from published book, source: Buela Imhoff
"In the fall of 1856, Rev. J. W. Todd, John and George Conrad, conducted revival services which continued at intervals far into the summer of 1857. A Methodist church was organized with the following members: Enoch and Polly Matson, John and Rachel Matson, Benj. and Julianna Matson, William and Mahala Berry, Sara Coles, and Mary and Sarah Berry. Polly and Ellen Coles were the first probationers; Joseph Michael, the first class leader; and Jacob Garbison, the first local preacher."

JAMES C. COLES: Burial: Christian Neck Cem., Liberty Center, IA

166. WILLIAM BURR (ANN4 EDWARDS, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD1) was born February 13, 1779 in Berks Co., PA. He married SARAH STRAHL October 28, 1800 in Catawissa MM, Northumberland, PA, daughter of CASPER STRAHL and REBECCA BARGER. She was born July 20, 1780 in Pennsylvania.

Children of WILLIAM BURR and SARAH STRAHL are:

i. THOMAS BURR.

ii. MARY BURR.

iii. JOSEPH S. BURR, b. August 23, 1801.

iv. JESSE BURR, b. 1802; m. MARTHA LIPSEY, October 28, 1824, Short Creek MH, Jefferson, OH; b. May 28, 1805.

v. ANN BURR, b. February 07, 1808, Jefferson, OH; m. JOHN LIPSEY, October 02, 1823, Short Creek MH, Jefferson OH; b. December 12, 1801.

vi. SARAH BURR, b. 1810; d. 1865; m. WILLIAM STANTON, February 24, 1853, Home of William Burr, Belmont, OH.

vii. RUTH A. BURR, b. 1813; d. 1861.

viii. MERRICK S. BURR, b. 1817.

ix. MILTON J. BURR, b. 1821, Ohio; m. ALCINDA M. BOND, November 06, 1847, Belmont Co., OH; b. July 31, 1824, Belmont Co., OH; d. December 20, 1906, Lucas Co., IA.

167. HENRY BURR (ANN4 EDWARDS, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD1 FOULKE) was born November 27, 1782 in Berks Co., PA, and died September 15, 1833. He married LOVICA THOMAS.

Child of HENRY BURR and LOVICA THOMAS is:

i. MARY BURR.

168. NATHAN EDWARDS (WILLIAM4, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD1 FOULKE) was born February 20, 1772 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 14, 1855 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married LYDIA FOULKE, daughter of JOHN FOULKE and MARY ROBERTS. She was born October 02, 1775, and died May 25, 1852.

Children are listed above under (93) Lydia Foulke.

169. WILLIAM EDWARDS (WILLIAM4, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born April 18, 1774 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died March 21, 1830 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married (1) LYDIA ROBERTS, daughter of ISRAEL ROBERTS and ANN FOULKE. She was born April 14, 1783, and died January 05, 1866. He married (2) ELIZABETH TYSON Abt. 1795. She was born Abt. 1770 in Bristol twp., Philadelphia Co., PA, and died in Pennsylvania.

Children of WILLIAM EDWARDS and LYDIA ROBERTS are:

i. ANN R. EDWARDS, b. October 04, 1817; d. May 31, 1914; m. JOSEPH JOHNSON; b. March 17, 1815, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. May 10, 1883, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

ii. ALGERNON EDWARDS, b. June 06, 1822; d. August 14, 1889; m. MARY ROBERTS.

iii. MARY R. EDWARDS, b. March 29, 1827; d. February 26, 1867; m. MILTON JOHNSON, November 20, 1856; b. September 30, 1819, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. October 04, 1882, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Children of WILLIAM EDWARDS and ELIZABETH TYSON are:

iv. SAMUEL EDWARDS, b. Abt. 1796.

v. MERIBAH EDWARDS, b. December 17, 1798; d. May 05, 1871, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; m. JOSEPH GREEN, October 13, 1822, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; b. February 14, 1791, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 30, 1867, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania.

170. MARTHA EDWARDS (WILLIAM4, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born July 06, 1776, and died May 08, 1804. She married ENOCH PENROSE November 26, 1801, son of JOHN PENROSE and ANN ROBERTS. He was born August 01, 1767 in Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and died August 22, 1842 in Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Child of MARTHA EDWARDS and ENOCH PENROSE is:

i. MERIBAH PENROSE, b. November 17, 1802; d. December 05, 1841.

171. JOEL EDWARDS (WILLIAM4, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born July 03, 1780 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married ANN GREEN, daughter of JAMES GREEN and MARTHA FOULKE. She was born January 10, 1780.

Child of JOEL EDWARDS and ANN GREEN is:

i. JANE EDWARDS, m. J. DUBREE KNIGHT.

172. CALEB EDWARDS (WILLIAM4, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born October 23, 1782 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 07, 1862 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married SARAH PENROSE April 04, 1811, daughter of WILLIAM PENROSE and MARY ROBERTS. She was born November 21, 1778, and died August 26, 1860.

Children of CALEB EDWARDS and SARAH PENROSE are:

i. MARGARET EDWARDS, b. January 17, 1813; d. March 13, 1856; m. JOSEPH J. FOULKE; b. November 16, 1818; d. December 13, 1894.

ii. WILLIAM P. EDWARDS, b. November 30, 1815; d. March 02, 1831.

iii. AMOS EDWARDS, b. July 12, 1817; d. January 22, 1892; m. HERSILLIA J. ROBERTS; b. April 02, 1816; d. December 25, 1887.

iv. BENJAMIN EDWARDS, b. December 07, 1818; d. July 28, 1822.

173. AMOS EDWARDS (WILLIAM4, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born October 04, 1786 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died April 10, 1872 in Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married (1) MARGARET ROBERTS, daughter of DAVID ROBERTS and ELIZABETH CHILCOTT. She died May 08, 1867. He married (2) ABIGAIL ROBERTS, daughter of ABEL ROBERTS and MARTHA PENROSE. She was born April 19, 1796, and died June 16, 1826.

Children of AMOS EDWARDS and ABIGAIL ROBERTS are:

i. EVALINE EDWARDS, d. October 05, 1854; m. MILTON JOHNSON, 1841; b. September 30, 1819, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. October 04, 1882, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

ii. BENJAMIN R. EDWARDS, b. January 01, 1824; d. April 15, 1907; m. LYDIA BARTHOLOMEW.

174. ANN EDWARDS (WILLIAM4, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born February 11, 1790, and died December 28, 1816. She married SAMUEL M. FOULKE October 12, 1815 in Richland Meeting House, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, son of JUDAH FOULKE and SARAH MCCARTY. He was born August 12, 1787 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died August 18, 1844 in Milford , Indiana.

Child of ANN EDWARDS and SAMUEL FOULKE is:

i. WILLIAM E. FOULKE, b. December 23, 1816.

175. SAMUEL IDEN (ELEANOR4 FOULKE, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born February 02, 1779 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died April 28, 1848 in Buckingham twp., Bucks Co., PA. He married ELIZABETH CHAPMAN November 20, 1810 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of JAMES CHAPMAN and REBECCA BURR. She was born September 08, 1776, and died December 09, 1840.

Children of SAMUEL IDEN and ELIZABETH CHAPMAN are:

i. JAMES CHAPMAN IDEN, b. January 15, 1813, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. November 16, 1887, Buckingham, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

ii. ELEANOR F. IDEN, b. November 25, 1815; d. April 20, 1886.

176. SARAH IDEN (ELEANOR4 FOULKE, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born October 26, 1789 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. She married DANIEL L. DOWNING May 18, 1820 in Richland Monthly Meeting, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

Children of SARAH IDEN and DANIEL DOWNING are:

i. MARAGRET L. DOWNING, b. 1821; m. DUGDALE.

ii. ELEANOR FOULKE DOWNING, b. 1822; m. DUGDALE.

iii. JANE DOWNING, b. 1824.

iv. ANNA ELIZABETH DOWNING, b. July 08, 1825; m. DOAN.

v. SARAH DOWNING, b. May 24, 1827.

vi. HENRY RANDALL DOWNING, b. February 21, 1831.

177. GEORGE CUSTARD (AMELIA4 FOULKE, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born November 30, 1789 in Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 01, 1854 in Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married HANNAH FOULKE October 21, 1813, daughter of BENJAMIN FOULKE and MARTHA ROBERTS. She was born December 25, 1789, and died February 11, 1859.

Children of GEORGE CUSTARD and HANNAH FOULKE are:

i. MARTHA F. CUSTARD, b. February 03, 1817; d. December 07, 1860; m. SAMUEL KINSEY, March 14, 1844; b. February 24, 1822, New Castle Co., Delaware; d. August 23, 1888, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

ii. JOESEPH CUSTARD, b. April 12, 1819; d. October 25, 1842.

178. MARY CUSTARD (AMELIA4 FOULKE, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born November 19, 1792 in Pennsylvania. She married JESSE SPENCER, son of JOHN SPENCER and LYDIA FOULKE. He was born December 22, 1790 in Pennsylvania, and died September 30, 1841.

Notes for MARY CUSTARD:

1850 Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA census
26 Mary C. Spencer 57 $10000
George Spencer 22 farmer
Lydia Spencer 21
Edith Spencer 63
Priscilla Spencer 61
Jeremiah Fitzcomens 18 laborer
Margaret Cortnay 25

Next door is Edward Foulke, 66 m. Tacy

More About JESSE SPENCER: Burial: Pennlyn Burial Ground, Lower Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA

Children are listed above under (142) Jesse SPENCER.

179. ANN CUSTER (AMELIA4 FOULKE, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born August 14, 1787 in Bucks Co., PA, and died April 01, 1877. She married MORGAN MORGAN November 15, 1810, son of MORGAN MORGAN and ANN ROBERTS. He was born May 21, 1782 in Montgomery Co., PA, and died August 09, 1850 in Montgomery twp., Montgomery Co., PA.

Notes for MORGAN MORGAN:

Morgan Morgan, born 5th-mo. 16, 1782, was a justice of the peace at Montgomeryville for twenty-five years. He was a blacksmith and gunsmith by trade, and was one of the workmen in that occupation who could make a double barreled gun in the early days. He was a native of Horsham township, of Welsh parentage, his father having emigrated from Wales and settled there, where he died. He was a member of Horsham Friends' Meeting, and one of the building committee appointed to erect the present meeting house. Morgan Morgan married, 11th-mo. 15, 1810, Ann Custard, born 8th-mo. 14, 1787. Their children: Amelia, born 8th-mo. 5, 1811, died at the age of four months; Joseph C., born l0th-mo. 10, 1812, died 2d-mo. 27, 1888; Amelia Ann, born 5th-mo. 10, 1815, died in 1855; Antrim F., born 8th-mo. 31, 1818, died 12th-mo. 24, 1897; George, born 2d-mo. 7, 1821, died 3d-mo. 2, 1839; Elizabeth, born 6th-mo. 20, 1823; Hannah, born 12th-mo. 28, 1828.

His blacksmith shop stood opposite Gwynedd Friends meeting house, just south of the Post Office. It was he who built the "Beaumont House" in 1817 which still stands near the corner of Route 202 and Meeting House Rd (owned by Foulkeways). Apparently he removed to Montgomery township at some point and sold the house to Dr. Foulke.

1850 Census - Montgomery twp., Montgomery Co. PA
Morgan Morgan, age 68, farmer, $3500, b. PA
Ann Morgan, 63, PA
Hannah Morgan, 22, PA
Peter Foos, 14, PA

Children of ANN CUSTER and MORGAN MORGAN are:

i. AMELIA MORGAN, b. August 05, 1811; d. December 10, 1811.

ii. JOSEPH C. MORGAN, b. October 08, 1812, Gwynedd Township, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; d. February 27, 1888; m. (1) BETTY BLAINE; m. (2) THERESA WINT, February 11, 1836; b. August 16, 1812; d. July 01, 1872. Burial (both): Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania

iii. AMELIA ANN MORGAN, b. May 10, 1815; d. June 15, 1855; m. DAVID T. KENDERDINE, January 20, 1842; b. May 05, 1814; d. January 06, 1885.

iv. ANTRIM F. MORGAN, b. August 31, 1818, Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. December 24, 1897, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. MARTHA HARRIS, December 31, 1846; b. October 24, 1825, Of Pikeland, Chester Co., PA; d. March 10, 1898. "Antrim Foulke Morgan was born at Montgomeryville, in Montgomery county, March 8, 1818. On reaching manhood he removed to, Chester Springs, in Chester county, Pennsylvania, where he engaged in the milling business with his brother Joseph for a number of years. The remainder of his life was spent at Quakertown, Bucks county, where he became a farmer and continued in that occupation until his death. He also engaged in the wood business there for a number of years. In politics he was a Whig, and a Republican after the formation of that party in 1856, but in the latter years of his life he affiliated with the Prohibition party, believing that the importance of legislation against the liquor traffic- overbalanced every other issue. He was a lifelong member of the Society of Friends. On the 31st of December, 1846, he married Martha Harris, who was born in Chester county, Pennsylvania, and who died at Quakertown, in Bucks county, three months after the decease of her husband, in 1898, at the age of seventy-four years. Antrim Foulke died in 1897 at the age of seventy-nine years. He was for many years a trustee of the Friends' School at Quakertown, and also one of the elders of the Society at that place. In 1894 he was the candidate of the Prohibition party for congress in the district composed of Bucks and Montgomery counties, and in 1895 the candidate of the same party for the legislature. He was a member of Horsham Friends' Meeting in his younger days.: (Ellwood Roberts, Biographical Annals)

v. GEORGE MORGAN, b. February 17, 1821; d. February 03, 1839.

vi. ELIZABETH MORGAN, b. June 19, 1823; d. October 08, 1909; m. NATHANIEL F. KINSEY, April 16, 1844, Gwynedd Mo. Mtg., Meeting House, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; b. August 22, 1817; d. November 28, 1865.

vii. HANNAH MORGAN, b. December 27, 1828; d. September 23, 1908; m. WILLIAM SHAW, March 16, 1854; b. October 15, 1829, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. May 14, 1900, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

180. ANNA IDEN (HANNAH4 FOULKE, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born September 27, 1782. She married GEORGE CHILD May 01, 1804 in Richland MM, Bucks Co., PA, son of HENRY CHILD and MARY SHOEMAKER. He was born July 05, 1757.

Children of ANNA IDEN and GEORGE CHILD are:

i. ELIZABETH CHILD.

ii. SETH CHILD.

iii. HANNAH CHILD.

iv. GEORGE CHILD.

181. ELIZABETH IDEN (HANNAH4 FOULKE, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born February 29, 1784, and died January 20, 1824. She married JONATHAN EVANS October 05, 1809 in Richland, Bucks Co., PA, son of THOMAS EVANS and ELIZABETH ROBERTS. He was born June 26, 1778 in Gwynedd, Philadelphia Co., PA, and died April 07, 1844 in Richland, Bucks Co., PA.

JONATHAN EVANS: Occupation: 1810, School teacher at Richland; Residence: 1832, Ohio

Child of ELIZABETH IDEN and JONATHAN EVANS is:

i. WILLIAM R. EVANS, b. September 19, 1817; d. Of Carversville, Bucks Co., PA; m. (1) MARTHA S. CARR; b. April 25, 1822; m. (2) MARY W. ALLEN, October 16, 1839; d. July 17, 1842.

182. JACOB IDEN (HANNAH4 FOULKE, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD1, FOULKE AP THOMASA EVAN, THOMAS APB EVAN LLOYD, EVAN APC THOMAS LLOYD, THOMAS APD ROBERT LLOYD, ROBERT APE DAVID LLOYD, DAVID LLOYD APF DAVID, DAVID APG IEVAN VYCHAN, IEUAN VYCHAN APH IEUAN, IEVAN API GRUFFYDD, GRUFFYD APJ MADOC, MADOG APK IORWERTH, IOWERTH APL MADOC, MADOG APM RHIRID FLAIDD, RHIRID "FLAIDD" APN GWRGENEU, GWRGENEU APO GOLLWYN, GOLLWYN APP MORIDDIG, MORIDDIG APQ RHYS, RHYS APR GWERYSTAN) was born June 26, 1798 in Richland twp., Bucks Co., PA. He married SARAH STRINGHAM December 27, 1837.

Children of JACOB IDEN and SARAH STRINGHAM are:

i. HANNAH IDEN, b. 1838, Pennsylvania; m. WILLIAM COVENTRY; b. Abt. 1835.

ii. NANCY IDEN, b. 1840.

iii. ANNE IDEN, b. 1842; d. 1913; m. JOHN H. LEONARD, November 15, 1865.

iv. GEORGE S. IDEN, b. 1843; d. 1928; m. EVELYN CUGO.

183. THOMAS FOULKE (ISRAEL4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born December 31, 1784 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died June 04, 1832 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married SARAH LANCASTER 1814, daughter of THOMAS LANCASTER and ANN KNOWLES. She was born June 13, 1788, and died 1869.

Children of THOMAS FOULKE and SARAH LANCASTER are:

i. ANN M. FOULKE, b. February 27, 1815, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. November 11, 1898, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. EDWARD THOMAS, September 17, 1837; b. March 27, 1813, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. August 02, 1883, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

ii. LETITIA FOULKE, b. June 06, 1818; d. April 06, 1896; m. JEHU J. ROBERTS, 1837; b. November 04, 1805, Cheltenham Twp, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 13, 1881, Cheltenham Twp, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania.

184. DAVID FOULKE (ISRAEL4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born December 21, 1786 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died September 21, 1878. He married (1) MARY ROBERTS. He married (2) MIRIAM SHAW October 04, 1811, daughter of JOHN SHAW and PHEBE. She was born January 11, 1782, and died November 14, 1814.

Children of DAVID FOULKE and MARY ROBERTS are:

i. JANE FOULKE, m. ISRAEL J. GRAHAM; b. Germantown, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania. ISRAEL J. GRAHAM: Occupation: Druggist, Philadelphia PA

ii. UNKNOWN FOULKE, m. JOHN D. MATHEWS; b. Baltimore, Maryland.

iii. JOHN R. FOULKE, b. April 10, 1818.

Child of DAVID FOULKE and MIRIAM SHAW is:

iv. ISRAEL FOULKE, b. October 27, 1814.

185. HUGH FOULKE (ISRAEL4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born September 08, 1793 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died April 03, 1853 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married ELIZABETH ROBERTS March 08, 1821. She was born February 11, 1803, and died May 12, 1858.

Children of HUGH FOULKE and ELIZABETH ROBERTS are:

i. AMOS R. FOULKE, b. May 26, 1822; d. April 22, 1853.

ii. BARTON L. FOULKE, b. November 18, 1823; d. August 18, 1856.

iii. PHEBE R. FOULKE, b. January 27, 1825; d. December 22, 1832.

iv. JORDAN FOULKE, b. October 09, 1826; d. June 21, 1836.

v. ELIZABETH FOULKE, b. March 13, 1828; m. PENROSE HICKS; b. May 09, 1802, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. July 14, 1886, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

vi. THOMAS M. FOULKE, b. February 13, 1830.

vii. SARAH E. FOULKE, b. June 01, 1831; d. April 19, 1844.

viii. FRANKLIN FOULKE, b. May 05, 1833; d. June 24, 1835.

ix. ABIGAIL JANE FOULKE, b. July 01, 1835; d. March 10, 1845.

x. FRANKLIN FOULKE, b. July 24, 1838; d. March 18, 1860.

xi. JANE R. FOULKE, b. June 09, 1842; d. January 24, 1860.

xii. SUSAN J. FOULKE, b. June 07, 1844.

186. SAMUEL M. FOULKE (JUDAH4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born August 12, 1787 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died August 18, 1844 in Milford , Indiana. He married (1) ANN EDWARDS October 12, 1815 in Richland Meeting House, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of WILLIAM EDWARDS and MERIBAH GASKILL. She was born February 11, 1790, and died December 28, 1816. He married (2) ANN HEACOCK December 10, 1818, daughter of JESSE HEACOCK and TACY THOMPSON. She was born December 27, 1791.

Child is listed above under (174) Ann EDWARDS.

Children of SAMUEL FOULKE and ANN HEACOCK are:

i. TRACY H. FOULKE, b. February 09, 1822; m. DANIEL BURT.

ii. MARGARET FOULKE, b. November 22, 1823; m. ELIJAH LILLY.

iii. JESSE H. FOULKE, b. April 05, 1826; m. MICAH JEMSEN.

iv. SARAH H. FOULKE, b. November 05, 1827; m. WILLIAM BUTLER.

v. JOSEPH FOULKE, b. July 29, 1829; m. ELIZABETH ATKINS.

vi. EDITH FOULKE, b. July 02, 1831; m. TOLBERT; b. Brooklyn, Ohio.

vii. MARY ELLEN FOULKE, b. April 07, 1834; d. May 15, 1836.

187. THOMAS MCCARTY FOULKE (JUDAH4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born May 07, 1795 in Muncy, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, and died 1877. He married SARAH SPENCER December 21, 1819 in Plainfield Meeting House. She was born 1800 in VA, and died October 31, 1851 in Lawrence County, Ohio. Her parents were Nathan Spencer and Ann Smith.

More About SARAH SPENCER: Burial: Haskelville, Lawrence County, Ohio. Her father Nathan Spencer was the son of Nathan Spencer (born Upper Dublin twp., Philadelphia [now Montgomery] Co., PA, died Loudoun Co., VA) and Hannah Lofborough, who in turn was the son of Samuel Spencer of Upper Dublin twp. and Mary Dawes of Whitemarsh. Sarah's parents, Nathan and Ann (Smith) Spencer were married, according to Friends' order, in the meeting-house at Goose Creek (now Lincoln), VA, Fourth month 29, 1790 (see Howard Jenkins' Genealogical Sketches of the Descendants of Samuel Spencer of Pennsylvania.)

Children of THOMAS FOULKE and SARAH SPENCER are:

i. SAMUEL FOULKE, d. infancy.

ii. ANN FOULKE, d. infancy.

iii. MILES FOULKE, d. infancy.

iv. ELIZA FOULKE, d. infancy.

v. JOSHUA FOULKE, b. May 30, 1823; m. SARAH ANN HATFIELD.

vi. MILTON FOULKE, b. January 23, 1826; m. JANE CONNOR.

vii. PHEBE FOULKE, b. October 21, 1827.

viii. MARY FOULKE, b. June 17, 1830, Ohio; m. AUGUSTUS GARDNER; b. 1825, New York.

ix. NATHAN FOULKE, b. February 26, 1834, OH; d. November 22, 1907, Glen Ellyn, Dupage County, IL; m. MARTHA J. HARTMAN, May 20, 1855, Lawrence County, OH; b. May 27, 1835, Portsmouth, Lawrence County, OH; d. November 26, 1910. More About NATHAN FOULKE: Burial: November 25, 1907, RoseHill Cemetery, Glen Ellyn, IL
More About MARTHA J. HARTMAN: Burial: Old Highland Cem., Miami County, OH (?)

x. SILAS FOULKE, b. December 01, 1840, OH; m. KATE ?.

188. JESSE M. FOULKE (JUDAH4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born September 18, 1805, and died February 13, 1875. He married (1) MARY BAKER. He married (2) MARY YOST.

Children of JESSE FOULKE and MARY BAKER are:

i. JOHN B. FOULKE, b. 1844, Harrison Co., Ohio; m. MARY HODSON, February 03, 1864.

ii. GEORGE FOULKE, b. June 07, 1845, Highland Co., Ohio; d. April 13, 1911, Hamilton Co., Indiana; m. (1) NARCISSA ADALINE WILSON, January 09, 1875, Hamilton Co., IN; b. April 21, 1855, Spiceland, Henry Co., IN; d. June 30, 1877, Hamilton Co., Indiana; m. (2) MARY FRANCES UNDERWOOD, March 01, 1879, Sheridan, Hamilton Co., IN; b. December 06, 1853, Sheridan, Hamilton Co., IN.

iii. SARAH ANN FOULKE.

iv. WILLIAM FOULKE.

v. AMASSA FOULKE.

189. SILAS FOULKE (JUDAH4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born March 18, 1812. He married HANNAH WEBSTER July 19, 1835.

Child of SILAS FOULKE and HANNAH WEBSTER is:

i. LYDIA FOULKE, b. July 31, 1837.

190. JOHN5 FOULKE (JUDAH4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born 1817, and died April 17, 1878 in Vigo Co., IN. He married SARAH HARTLEY, daughter of DAVID HARTLEY and PHOEBE PARK. She was born June 13, 1818, and died June 30, 1901.

Children of JOHN FOULKE and SARAH HARTLEY are:

i. SILAS DUDLEY FOULKE, b. May 30, 1841, Guernsey City, Guernsey Co., Ohio; d. 1922, Cory, Clay Co., IN; m. (1) SARAH TRIMMER; m. (2) JANE CADE, 1869.

Notes for SILAS DUDLEY FOULKE:

Silas on 29 July 1861 enlisted in the 31st Indiana Infantry. He participated in the battles of Fort Donelson, Shiloh, Corinth and the long march to Iuka, MS, Tuscumba and Florence AL, thence to Nashville TN, Bowling Green and Louisville KY, after Bragg. Then he went to Perryville and in the engagement with Kirby Smith at the foot of Wildcat Mountain. He then returned to Nashville and on the last of December marched to Murfreesboro. He was also in the battle of Stone River, in the Tullahoma Campaign at Chattanooga and Chickamauga. In 1863, he "verteranized" and was in all the engagements connected with the Atlanta Campaign; He was then under General Thomas at the battles of Nashville and Franklin TN against General Hood, following the remnant of his army into Alabama. He was then marched east and participated in his last battle at Asheville, NC from where he returned to Nashville about 1 June 1865. He went with the command to New Orleans and to Matagorda TX returning December 1865 to Indianapolis where he was finally discharged. He farmed until 1880 when he was elected county Recorder as a Republican by a large majority.

Burial: Oak Hill, Vigo Co., IN

ii. WILLIAM P. FOULKE, b. 1845; m. ELIZA J. DONHAM, June 24, 1877; b. May 12, 1860, Vigo Co., IN.

iii. DAVID H. FOULKE, b. 1842.

iv. EDWIN A. FOULKE, b. June 08, 1844, Indiana; d. 1916, Oak Hill, Vigo Co., IN; m. (1) PHOEBE ANN KESTER, February 08, 1866, Clay Co., IN; b. 1845, Indiana; d. 1885, Oak Hill, Vigo Co., IN; m. (2) MARGARET KYLANDER, November 14, 1888, Clay Co., IN; b. May 1854. Burial (both): Oak Hill, Vigo Co., IN

v. PHEBE ANN FOULKE.

vi. ELIZABETH FOULKE.

vii. MARY E. FOULKE.

191. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN5 FOULKE (CADWALLADER4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born May 25, 1796, and died September 30, 1845. He married MARIA HESTON, daughter of LEVI HESTON and SUSANNA. She was born December 29, 1799, and died February 12, 1829.

Child of BENJAMIN FOULKE and MARIA HESTON is:

i. ELEANOR FOULKE, b. December 1828; d. October 01, 1829.

192. JAMES FOULKE (JOHN4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born August 02, 1790 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died April 08, 1866 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married HANNAH SHAW October 19, 1815, daughter of WILLIAM SHAW and SARAH CARR. She was born March 07, 1793, and died May 28, 1859.

Children of JAMES FOULKE and HANNAH SHAW are:

i. ABBY ANN FOULKE, b. October 16, 1816; d. February 25, 1859.

ii. STEPHEN FOULKE, b. January 03, 1819, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. January 08, 1906, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. MATILDA PENROSE, November 13, 1845; b. June 15, 1815, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. November 29, 1877.

iii. SARAH FOULKE, b. April 30, 1822.

iv. JOHN FOULKE, b. October 12, 1830.

193. SIDNEY FOULKE (JOHN4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born December 30, 1791, and died November 28, 1862. She married SAMUEL SHAW November 25, 1779 in Richland Monthly Meeting, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, son of WILLIAM SHAW and SARAH CARR. He was born February 26, 1785 in Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and died February 06, 1863 in Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Children of SIDNEY FOULKE and SAMUEL SHAW are:

i. JAMES SHAW, b. August 04, 1824, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. February 08, 1873, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. ANN F. JOHNSON, April 05, 1849; b. May 07, 1827, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. August 18, 1907, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

ii. SARAH SHAW, b. December 03, 1826; d. October 28, 1898; m. WILLIAM BALL, March 21, 1848; b. July 28, 1823, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. October 27, 1859, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

From Early Friends Families of Upper Bucks (by Clarence V. Roberts and Warren Ely):

"WILLIAM BALL (John1, John2, Aaron3, Aaron4), son of Aaron and Sarah (Jones) Ball,

born in Richland, 7 mo. 28, 1823, died there 10 mo. 27, 1859. He was a farmer and owned and operated a farm in Upper Richland. He married 3 mo. 21, 1848, Sarah Shaw, daughter of Samuel and Sidney (Foulke) Shaw, of Richland. She was born 12 mo. 3, 1826, and died 10 mo. 28, 1898. (See No. 58, Chapter XLIII). Children of William and Sarah (Shaw) Ball:

Ellwood, b. 3-24–1849; d. 4-6--1897; m. Sarah Todd

Sidney Ann, b. 2-16–1853; d. 6-28–1923; m. William Kirkpatrick

Ella S., b. 5-30–1860; m. Allen S. Jamison (See No. 38, Chapter XXIII)"

iii. WILLIAM SHAW, b. October 15, 1829, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. May 14, 1900, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; m. HANNAH MORGAN, March 16, 1854; b. December 27, 1828; d. September 23, 1908.

iv. ANN F. SHAW, b. June 06, 1832; d. June 09, 1898; m. MILTON JOHNSON; b. September 30, 1819, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. October 04, 1882, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

v. EDWARD SHAW, b. September 20, 1835; d. September 24, 1910; m. MARY R. GOOD.

194. ABIGAIL FOULKE (JOHN4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born January 05, 1794 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 06, 1869. She married THOMAS WRIGHT November 14, 1833. He was born February 25, 1788, and died June 26, 1852.

Children of ABIGAIL FOULKE and THOMAS WRIGHT are:

i. ANN WRIGHT, d. February 22, 1896.

ii. THOMAS WRIGHT, b. August 19, 1837, Quakertown, Pennsylvania; d. June 13, 1907, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania; m. (1) KALISTA A. HOWELL; m. (2) ELIZABETH MORGAN, December 27, 1860; b. March 06, 1839; d. March 14, 1867.

195. ELIZABETH FOULKE (JOHN4, SAMUEL3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born October 13, 1795, and died December 28, 1818. She married JR. M.D. JOHN KINSEY November 14, 1816 in Richland Monthly Meeting, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He was born October 18, 1794 in Buckingham, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died January 24, 1864 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania.

Child of ELIZABETH FOULKE and JOHN KINSEY is:

i. NATHANIEL F. KINSEY, b. August 22, 1817; d. November 28, 1865; m. ELIZABETH MORGAN, April 16, 1844, Gwynedd Mo. Mtg., Meeting House, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; b. June 19, 1823; d. October 08, 1909.

196. JOSEPH LLOYD (JOHN4, ELEANOR3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born 1777 in Horsham Township, Pennsylvania, and died 1820 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania. He married LAVINIA KNIGHT.

JOSEPH LLOYD and LAVINIA KNIGHT are buired at Horsham Meeting House, Horsham, Pennsylvania

Child of JOSEPH LLOYD and LAVINIA KNIGHT is:

i. MIRA LLOYD, b. September 29, 1808; d. January 01, 1852; m. AARON BUMBAUGH.

197. MARY LLOYD (HUGH, ELEANOR3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) She married JOSIAH SPENCER, son of JAMES SPENCER and SARAH WALTON.

Children of MARY LLOYD and JOSIAH SPENCER are:

i. EZRA SPENCER.

ii. JOSIAH SPENCER.

198. JANE LANCASTER (MARTHA LLOYD, ELEANOR3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born June 10, 1786, and died March 11, 1812. She married STEPHEN WOOLSTON December 10, 1804 in Falls MM, Bucks Co., PA, son of JOSHUA WOOLSTON and MARY STAPLER. He was born January 21, 1782 in Middletown, Bucks Co., PA, and died August 04, 1867 in Falls twp., Bucks Co., PA.

Children of JANE LANCASTER and STEPHEN WOOLSTON are:

i. MARY WOOLSTON, b. November 11, 1805; m. EDWARD YARDLEY, May 19, 1825.

ii. MARTHA L. WOOLSTON, b. July 09, 1807; m. DR. ROBERT A. HUNT, May 25, 1830; d. March 25, 1855.

iii. THOMAS L. WOOLSTON, b. June 25, 1809; m. TACY FLETCHER WILLIAMS, May 23, 1833.

199. ANN GREEN (MARTHA4 FOULKE, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born January 10, 1780. She married JOEL EDWARDS, son of WILLIAM EDWARDS and MERIBAH GASKILL. He was born July 03, 1780 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

Child is listed above under (171) Joel EDWARDS.

200. JOSHUA FOULKE (EDWARD4, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born October 12, 1797 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died September 23, 1888 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married CAROLINE GREEN May 15, 1825, daughter of WILLIAM GREEN and MARY ROBERTS. She was born February 06, 1805, and died February 18, 1888.

More About JOSHUA FOULKE: Burial: Richland Meeting House, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania

Children of JOSHUA FOULKE and CAROLINE GREEN are:

i. MISSOURI G. FOULKE, b. June 14, 1826; d. March 22, 1867; m. MILTON ROBERTS; b. October 31, 1821.

ii. CORNELIA FOULKE, b. July 12, 1828; d. April 02, 1857; m. DAVID R. JAMISON; b. August 27, 1826.

iii. MATILDA G. FOULKE, b. December 27, 1830; d. March 06, 1894; m. DAVID R. JAMISON, June 15, 1858; b. August 27, 1826.

iv. JANE FOULKE, b. September 02, 1837; d. June 02, 1906, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; m. LEWIS ELWOOD ROBERTS, March 27, 1860, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; b. December 26, 1835, Near Corner Stones, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d. May 08, 1905, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania.

v. EDWARD FOULKE, b. October 17, 1839; d. August 07, 1848, infancy.

vi. ALICE FOULKE, b. December 26, 1847; d. July 06, 1848, infancy.

201. ELIZABETH FOULKE (EDWARD4, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born September 19, 1799, and died January 13, 1854. She married ANTHONY JOHNSON February 09, 1826. He was born February 01, 1802 in Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and died December 24, 1891 in Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Children of ELIZABETH FOULKE and ANTHONY JOHNSON are:

i. ANN F. JOHNSON, b. May 07, 1827, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. August 18, 1907, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. JAMES SHAW, April 05, 1849; b. August 04, 1824, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. February 08, 1873, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

ii. HENRY F. JOHNSON, b. May 25, 1829, Old homestead, Richland, Bucks Co., Penssylvania; d. June 11, 1914, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. HANNAH L. ROBERTS, April 03, 1855; b. August 08, 1828; d. April 27, 1898.

iii. MARY J. JOHNSON, b. April 02, 1833; d. November 02, 1920; m. MANASSEH OCHS; d. August 21, 1860.

202. PENNINAH FOULKE (EDWARD4, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born October 06, 1801, and died February 13, 1853. She married JAMES CONWAY.

Children of PENNINAH FOULKE and JAMES CONWAY are:

i. CHARLES CONWAY.

ii. EDWARD F. CONWAY, b. December 04, 1839, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. February 06, 1918, No. 625 Juniper St., Quakertown, Pennsylvania; m. SARAH CLYMER.

iii. HENRY CONWAY, b. July 22, 1844.

203. JANE FOULKE (EDWARD4, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born August 20, 1782 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died May 09, 1857 in Falls Creek, Indiana. She married WILLIAM FUSSELL September 28, 1809 in Richland Meeting House, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, son of BARTHOLOMEW FUSSELL and REBECCA BOND. He was born June 30, 1783 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania, and died June 04, 1856 in Falls Creek, Indiana.

Children of JANE FOULKE and WILLIAM FUSSELL are:

i. ELIZABETH ROBERTS FUSSELL, b. July 31, 1810, Near Chester Springs, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 10, 1888, Pendleton, Fall Creek twp., Madison Co., Indiana; m. NEAL HARDY, August 01, 1833; b. November 26, 1803, Chester Co., PA; d. Pendleton, Indiana.

ii. DR. EDWIN FUSSELL, b. June 14, 1813, Near Chester Springs, Pennsylvania; d. March 10, 1882, Media, Pennsylvania; m. REBECCA LEWIS, January 20, 1838; b. June 10, 1820; d. April 30, 1893.

Notes for DR. EDWIN FUSSELL: Edwin was a physician and the first president of the Woman's Medical College of Philadelphia. He resided in that city for many years, but afterwards removed to Media, where he died. He, like his father, was very active in the anti-slavery movement.

Notes for REBECCA LEWIS: Mariann, Grace Anna, and Elizabeth R. Lewis of Kimberton, Chester Co., PA, Quakers - ran a stop on the underground railroad- received passengers from Thomas Garrett in Wilmington and from Wm Wright in Adams Co. and forwarded them to Richard Moore of Quakertown - sister Rebecca m. to Edwin Fussell, nephew of Bartholomew Fussell - Edwin and brother Wm Fussell were also engaged in helping the Lewis sisters. - they also collected clothing for fugitives in the area around Lawrenceville, Limerick, Pottstown and Pughstown. Not one slave in their care was ever captured.

iii. ESTHER ANN FUSSELL, b. February 22, 1818, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d. April 19, 1901, Pendleton, Indiana; m. CHARLES PENNELL JACOBS, October 27, 1842; b. October 06, 1816, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d. October 06, 1907, Near Pendleton, Indiana.

iv. JOSEPH FUSSELL, b. August 07, 1820, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 04, 1904; m. SARAH EMILY ROBERTS, September 20, 1849; b. September 02, 1827; d. November 29, 1910, Germantown, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania.

v. MILTON FUSSELL, b. June 11, 1823, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d. November 17, 1902, Near Narberth, Pennsylvania; m. TAMAR J. HALDEMAN, October 31, 1848; b. Near Kimbertown, Pennsylvania; d. January 26, 1896, Narberth, Pennsylvania.

204. ROWLAND FOULKE (EDWARD4, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born December 29, 1783 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 12, 1844. He married ELIZABETH MAUS.

Marriage License:

State of Pennsylvania

Northampton County -- March 12th 1817

I Joseph Horsfield Esq. one of the Justices of the Peace in and for this County of Northampton do hereby certify -- That this Day Roland Foulke, son of Edward Foulke and Elizabeth Foulk of Richland Township in the County of Bucks State of Pennsylvania, and Eliza Maus, Daughter of Frederick Maus and Elizabeth his Wife of the township of Richland aforesaid --- were personally present before me at my House in Bethlehem in the Pa county of Northampton aforesaid -- and then and there the said Rowland Foulke did take the said Eliza Maus by the hand and spoke the words following -- "In the Presence of the Lord, and before these Witnesses, I take Eliza Maus to be my Wife, promising with divine assistance to be unto her a loving and faithfull Husband, until Death shall separate us." and in the like manner the said Elizabeth taking the said Rowland Foulke by the hand pronounced the words following - "In the Presence of the Lord, and before these witnesses, I take Rowland Foulke to be my Husband, promising with divine assistance to be unto him a loving and faithfull Wife, until Death shall separate us"

Witnesses present: Elizabeth Horsfield, Joseph Horsfield Esq., Justice of the Peace, Rowland Foulke

Mary Gill, Eliza Foulke

Ann Jones, Jacob Luck

Mary Connelly, William Rice

Maria X (her mark) Sucity (spelling?)

marriage license provided by Lisa Klemens

Children of ROWLAND FOULKE and ELIZABETH MAUS are:

i. CHARLES M. FOULKE.

ii. EDWARD FOULKE, d. October 07, 1864, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania.

iii. RICHARD FOULKE, b. Quakertown, Pennsylvania; m. MARY BELLERJEAU.

iv. MARY ANN FOULKE.

v. ELIZABETH FOULKE, b. Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania; m. ISRAEL MICHENER.

205. EDWARD FOULKE (EDWARD4, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born May 26, 1792 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died February 16, 1859. He married MATILDA GREEN December 15, 1831, daughter of WILLIAM GREEN and MARY ROBERTS. She was born January 20, 1809, and died November 29, 1877.

More About EDWARD FOULKE: Burial: Richland Meeting House, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania

Children of EDWARD FOULKE and MATILDA GREEN are:

i. ELIZABETH FOULKE, b. January 31, 1833, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. October 11, 1904; m. JACOB B. EDMONDS, October 25, 1855; b. 1831, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; d. June 23, 1864, Battle of Cold Harbor.

ii. JOSEPH W. FOULKE, b. October 31, 1834, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. February 03, 1868; m. MARY ANN STRAWN, December 10, 1863; b. April 18, 1841; d. March 12, 1912.

iii. WILLIAM G. FOULKE, b. January 05, 1837, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. ANNA C. JEANES, June 05, 1873; b. March 29, 1852.

iv. MARTHA R. FOULKE, b. July 04, 1839; d. March 05, 1866.

v. EVAN FOULKE, b. June 18, 1842; d. March 19, 1852.

vi. MARY G. FOULKE, b. September 06, 1844; d. October 11, 1865.

vii. JAMES FOULKE, b. September 03, 1847.

viii. AGNES FOULKE, b. March 23, 1855; d. November 29, 1862.

206. LYDIA ROBERTS (ANN4 FOULKE, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born April 14, 1783, and died January 05, 1866. She married WILLIAM EDWARDS, son of WILLIAM EDWARDS and MERIBAH GASKILL. He was born April 18, 1774 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died March 21, 1830 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

Children are listed above under (169) William EDWARDS.

207. THOMAS ROBERTS (ANN4 FOULKE, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born July 16, 1787 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married RACHEL PHILLIPS.

Children of THOMAS ROBERTS and RACHEL PHILLIPS are:

i. ALBANUS ROBERTS, m. MARY.

ii. JONES DIXON ROBERTS.

iii. ELLIS LEWIS ROBERTS.

iv. JOHN PHILLIPS ROBERTS, m. MILLISON.

v. ANNIE F. ROBERTS.

vi. THOMPSON ROBERTS.

208. LEWIS ROBERTS (ANN4 FOULKE, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD) was born December 21, 1791 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 21, 1861 in Schuylkill Road near Corner Stores, 2 miles south of Phoenixville. He married HARRIET BROOKE May 24, 1821. She was born April 11, 1802 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania, and died April 07, 1880 in Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

More About LEWIS ROBERTS and Harriet BROOKE: Burial: Friends' Burying Ground at Schuylkill Meeting, Corner Stores

Children of LEWIS ROBERTS and HARRIET BROOKE are:

i. CLEMENTINE BROOKE ROBERTS, b. April 25, 1822; d. April 01, 1895; m. SAMUEL LEE.

ii. ANNE FOULKE ROBERTS, b. December 15, 1824; d. April 19, 1899; m. EVAN VANDERSLICE.

iii. SARAH EMILY ROBERTS, b. September 02, 1827; d. November 29, 1910, Germantown, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; m. JOSEPH FUSSELL, September 20, 1849; b. August 07, 1820, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 04, 1904.

iv. CHARLES BROOKE ROBERTS, b. September 13, 1829; d. February 20, 1885; m. REBECCA H. ROSSITER.

v. MARY JONES ROBERTS, b. March 24, 1832, Near Corner Stones, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d. May 15, 1901, Reading, Berks Co., Pennsylvania; m. CHARLES FISH, July 03, 1867, Reading, Berks Co., Pennsylvania.

vi. LEWIS ELWOOD ROBERTS, b. December 26, 1835, Near Corner Stones, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d. May 08, 1905, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; m. JANE FOULKE, March 27, 1860, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; b. September 02, 1837; d. June 02, 1906, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania.

vii. JOSEPH JONES ROBERTS, b. December 19, 1837; d. November 05, 1862, Relay House, Maryland. Burial: Schuylkill Friends' Burying Grounds

viii. DAVID ROBERTS, b. May 17, 1840; d. April 02, 1865, Battle of Petersburgh, Virginia, Civil War. Burial: Schuylkill Friends' Burying Grounds

ix. WILLIAM PENN ROBERTS, b. August 16, 1843, Near Corner Stones, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 27, 1919, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. (1) ANNA R. RAWLINGS; b. March 03, 1847; m. (2) LETITIA KINSEY, April 29, 1884; b. July 10, 1853, Quakertown, Bucks Co., PA; d. July 01, 1916.

209. SETH ROBERTS (ANN4 FOULKE, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born April 01, 1802 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married ELIZA TODD.

Children of SETH ROBERTS and ELIZA TODD are:

i. MARY ROBERTS, m. ALGERNON EDWARDS; b. June 06, 1822; d. August 14, 1889.

ii. MATHILDA ROBERTS, d. 1873; m. JAMES ALLISON.

iii. JOHN MARSHALL ROBERTS, m. MARY RAPP.

iv. HENRY CLAY ROBERTS.

v. JOANNA ROBERTS, m. JACOB SNYDER.

vi. JOSEPH ROBERTS, d. March 23, 1868, Limerick Township, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania.

vii. LEWIS ROBERTS, d. 1917, Collegeville, Pennsylvania.

viii. WINFIELD SCOTT ROBERTS.

ix. JANE ROBERTS, b. 1848; m. FRANK THOMAS.

210. MARY GIBSON (MARGARET4 FOULKE, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born 1791, and died March 09, 1868. She married CASPER R. JOHNSON. He was born March 28, 1791 in Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and died November 24, 1825 in Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Children of MARY GIBSON and CASPER JOHNSON are:

i. GIBSON JOHNSON, b. Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. February 18, 1883, Plumstead Twp, Bucks, Pennsylvania; m. SARAH D. JONES, November 02, 1837.

ii. JOSEPH JOHNSON, b. March 17, 1815, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. May 10, 1883, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; m. (1) HANNAH RYNEAR; m. (2) ANN R. EDWARDS; b. October 04, 1817; d. May 31, 1914.

iii. MILTON JOHNSON, b. September 30, 1819, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. October 04, 1882, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; m. (1) ANN F. SHAW; b. June 06, 1832; d. June 09, 1898; m. (2) EVALINE EDWARDS, 1841; d. October 05, 1854; m. (3) MARY R. EDWARDS, November 20, 1856; b. March 29, 1827; d. February 26, 1867.

211. CHARLES FOULKE (EVAN4, JOHN3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born February 26, 1801 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died March 01, 1883 in Stroudsberg, Monroe Co., Pennsylvania. He married CATHERINE P. EDKIN June 09, 1831. She was born March 17, 1809, and died December 17, 1890.

Children of CHARLES FOULKE and CATHERINE EDKIN are:

i. FRANCES ANN FOULKE, b. April 22, 1832; d. July 25, 1889.

ii. SARAH JANE FOULKE, b. June 11, 1834; d. September 27, 1848.

iii. SUSAN E. FOULKE, b. October 06, 1836.

iv. JOSEPH F. FOULKE, b. October 24, 1838, Stroudsberg, Monroe Co., Pennsylvania; m. CAROLINE MCCULLY.

v. HANNAH M. FOULKE, b. October 11, 1840, Stroudsberg, Monroe Co., Pennsylvania; m. SYDENHAM RHOADS.

vi. SAMUEL L. FOULKE, b. September 04, 1842, Stroudsberg, Monroe Co., Pennsylvania; m. MARY WOLF.

vii. TRACY FOULKE, b. 1844.

viii. KEZIAH FOULKE, b. 1844.

ix. MARTHA E. FOULKE, b. May 06, 1845, Stroudsberg, Monroe Co., Pennsylvania; m. J. P. B. PRIMROSE, October 10, 1872.

x. MARY FOULKE, b. March 09, 1848; d. March 15, 1848.

xi. ELIZABETH FOULKE, b. March 09, 1848, Stroudsberg, Monroe Co., Pennsylvania; m. THEODORE G. WOLF, February 11, 1873.

212. SARAH EDWARDS (NATHAN5, WILLIAM4, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born November 09, 1802, and died November 03, 1853. She married ENOS ROBERTS, son of ABEL ROBERTS and MARTHA PENROSE. He was born September 07, 1803 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died March 16, 1857.

More About ENOS ROBERTS: Burial: Richland Friends, Bucks Co., PA

Children of SARAH EDWARDS and ENOS ROBERTS are:

i. JACKSON ROBERTS, d. March 09, 1861.

ii. ABEL ROBERTS.

iii. NATHAN ROBERTS.

iv. ANN ROBERTS, b. 1838; d. March 09, 1861.

v. MARTHA ROBERTS, b. 1846, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. August 29, 1890, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. GEORGE S. SCYPES, June 10, 1869; b. July 23, 1844, Spring City, Chester Co., Pennsylvania; d. Spring City, Chester Co., Pennsylvania.

vi. SARAH L. ROBERTS, b. 1846; d. April 06, 1861.

213. JOHN F. EDWARDS (NATHAN5, WILLIAM4, MARTHA3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born November 11, 1813 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died April 23, 1844 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married MARY BALL December 16, 1841, daughter of WILLIAM BALL and MARTHA CADWALLADER. She was born August 07, 1821, and died April 14, 1855.

Child of JOHN EDWARDS and MARY BALL is:

i. ANN AMANDA EDWARDS, b. December 05, 1842; m. WILLIAM STOKES EMLEY.

214. CALEB FOULKE (EVERARD4, THOMAS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born August 29, 1783 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died March 02, 1852 in Quakertown, Richland, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married (1) MARY COTTINGER. He married (2) SARAH HOTCHKISS. He married (3) JANE GREEN November 26, 1807. She was born February 08, 1785, and died March 03, 1835. He married (4) ANNE SHARPLESS June 13, 1838 in Sadsbury Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania. She was born March 28, 1793, and died July 09, 1867 in West Chester, Pennsylvania.

Notes for CALEB FOULKE:

From History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Lewis Pub. Co. 1905, VOL III, pg 89

"Caleb Foulke, son of Everard and Ann [Dehaven] Foulke, was born in Richland, 8 mo. 28, 1783, died 2 mo. 22, 1852, was also a lifelong resident of Richland. He married, 11 mo. 26, 1807, Jane Green, born 2mo 8, 1785, died 3 mo. 3, 1835, daughter of Benjamin and Jane [Roberts] Green. Benjamin Green was a son of Joseph and Catharine [Thomas] Green, of Springfield, Bucks county, and was born in Springfield, 4 mo. 27, 1750, died in Quakertown. He was a hatter in Springfield and later Quakertown. The children of Caleb and Jane [Green] Foulke were: - Caroline, died in infancy; Caroline, born 2 mo. 25, 1810, died 12 mo. 17, 1838; Maryetta, born 7 mo. 30, 1811, died 4 mo. 26, 1851, married Aaron Penrose; Benjamin G. [see forward]; and Eleanor, born 3 mo. 12, 1816, died 8 mo. 13, 1842, married Samuel J. Levick."

Burial: Richland Meeting House, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania

Children of CALEB FOULKE and MARY COTTINGER are:

i. LOUISA FOULKE, d. October 24, 1886. Burial: Gwynedd Friends' Meeting

ii. JANE FOULKE, m. ALEXANDER HALL.

iii. ELLEN FOULKE, d. July 12, 1880; m. ? HATFIELD.

More About ELLEN FOULKE:

Burial: Gwynedd Friends' Meeting

iv. WILLIAM FOULKE, m. LUCY DICKINSON.

Children of CALEB FOULKE and JANE GREEN are:

v. CAROLINE FOULKE, b. October 02, 1808; d. October 11, 1809.

vi. CAROLINE FOULKE, b. February 24, 1810; d. December 17, 1838.

vii. BENJAMIN GREEN FOULKE, b. July 28, 1813, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. August 14, 1888, Quakertown, Pennsylvania; m. JANE MATHER, March 06, 1838, Gwynedd Monthly Meeting, Gwynedd Meeting House, , Pa., U.S.A.; b. March 24, 1817, Whitpain Twp, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. March 24, 1817.

viii. ELEANOR FOULKE, b. March 12, 1816, Quakertown, Bucks Co., PA; d. August 13, 1842, Quakertown, Bucks Co., PA; m. SAMUEL JONES LEVICK, April 03, 1841, Richland MM, Bucks Co., PA; b. August 30, 1819, Philadelphia, PA; d. April 19, 1885, Philadelphia, PA.

Notes for SAMUEL JONES LEVICK:

Clarence V. Roberts and Warren Ely, Early Friends Families of Upper Bucks (1925):

"He became a minister in the Society of Friends in 1840, and was very active in that service until his death, travelling extensively in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. He continued his interest in the anti-slavery movement up to the time of the abolition and had frequent conferences with President Lincoln on the subject of emancipation. He was secretary of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, treasurer of the International Humane Society and filled many other positions of trust. He alternated between being a farmer in Richland twp., Bucks Co., PA and being a merchant in Philadelphia."

Charles Henry Browning dedicated Welsh Settlement of Pennsylvania to him, "Samuel Jones Levick, a minister among Friends for forty-five years; a man of strong and earnest convictions; deeply interested in public affairs, both national and local; active in the work of organizing charities, and an enthusiastic laborer for the abolition of slavery."

ix. MARYETTA FOULKE, b. July 30, 1811; d. April 26, 1851; m. AARON PENROSE; b. December 28, 1809; d. April 14, 1883.

215. SAMUEL FOULKE (EVERARD4, THOMAS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born March 28, 1786 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died February 02, 1872 in Quakertown, Pennsylvania. He married ELIZABETH JOHNSON. She was born March 07, 1797, and died July 23, 1875.

Children of SAMUEL FOULKE and ELIZABETH JOHNSON are:

i. CLAYTON FOULKE, d. November 30, 1862; m. ELEANOR PENROSE; b. March 21, 1803; d. August 19, 1876.

ii. ABIGAIL J. FOULKE, m. HARVEY S. BALL; b. January 28, 1821, Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

Clarence V. Roberts and Warren Ely, Early Friends Families of Upper Bucks (1925)::

" HARVEY S. BALL (John1, John2, Aaron3, Aaron4), son of Aaron and Sarah (Jones) Ball, born in Quakertown, 1 mo. 28, 1821, resided in that vicinity until 1852, when he removed to Philadelphia. He married Abigail Johnson Foulke, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth (Johnson) Foulke. (See Foulke Family, No. 278, Chapter XVI). Children of Harvey S. and Abigail J. (Foulke) Ball:

Samuel F., m. Mary E. Pickford

Harriet, m. Joseph M. Wiatt

iii. JESSE D. FOULKE, m. ANNIE.

iv. JOSEPH J. FOULKE, b. November 16, 1818; d. December 13, 1894; m. (1) MARGARET EDWARDS; b. January 17, 1813; d. March 13, 1856; m. (2) HANNAH PENROSE.

216. THOMAS FOULKE (EVERARD4, THOMAS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born April 13, 1789 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died 1831 in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio. He married ANN M. SMITH in Kentucky. She died 1883.

Children of THOMAS FOULKE and ANN SMITH are:

i. ANN E. FOULKE, d. Delhi, Ohio; m. BARBOUR.

ii. CASSIE M. FOULKE, b. 1828, Boone Co., Kentucky; d. Delhi, Ohio.

217. MARGARET FOULKE (EVERARD4, THOMAS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born December 24, 1796. She married PETER LESTER.

Children of MARGARET FOULKE and PETER LESTER are:

i. ANNA LESTER, b. April 12, 1821, Haycock twp., Bucks Co., PA; d. August 25, 1919, Tacoma, Washington; m. AARON B. IVINS, April 03, 1843, Mechanicsville, PA; d. Of Falls twp., Bucks Co., PA.

ii. MARY FOULKE.

218. EVERARD FOULKE (EVERARD4, THOMAS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born July 21, 1800 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died August 1891. He married FRANCES WATSON 1825 in Buckingham, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. She was born 1797, and died February 10, 1868 in Sidney, Champaign Co., Illinois.

Children of EVERARD FOULKE and FRANCES WATSON are:

i. THOMAS DEHAVEN FOULKE, b. Bet. 1830 - 1840, Buckingham, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. MARIA E. WHITEMAN, December 23, 1869.

ii. WATSON FOULKE, b. September 10, 1826, Buckingham, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. February 27, 1909; m. OLIVE SAYLES, November 29, 1860, Kansas.

iii. WILLIAM D. FOULKE, b. June 05, 1828, Buckingham, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. March 26, 1899, Ormond, Florida; m. ALICE G. THOMAS, April 05, 1854, Quakertown, Pennsylvania; b. February 10, 1831; d. January 01, 1875.

iv. JONATHAN INGHAM FOULKE, b. March 20, 1830; d. October 09, 1858, Illinois.

v. LESTER E. FOULKE, b. October 16, 1837; m. LENORA MARTHA DUNCAN, June 01, 1882.

219. ELIZABETH PENROSE (SUSANNA4 FOULKE, THOMAS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born December 25, 1791 in Bucks Co., PA, and died July 09, 1853 in Lancaster Co., PA. She married WILLIAM AMBLER November 19, 1817 in Buckingham twp., Bucks Co., PA, son of EDWARD AMBLER and ANN MATHER. He was born August 09, 1789 in Montgomery twp., Montgomery Co., PA, and died November 13, 1861 in Lancaster Co., PA.

Notes for WILLIAM AMBLER: He moved from Montgomeryville on March 31, 1819 to Drumore, Lancaster Co., which was the beginning of the Amblers in Lancaster County. Burial: November 1861, Drumore Friends Cemetery Lancaster Co.

Children of ELIZABETH PENROSE and WILLIAM AMBLER are:

i. LOUIS AMBLER.

ii. ADELINE B. AMBLER, b. November 26, 1818, Montgomery twp., Montgomery Co., PA; m. JAMES SMEDLEY, October 21, 1846, Martic twp.; b. January 17, 1819, Fulton twp., Lancaster Co., PA; d. September 04, 1888, Fulton twp., Lancaster Co., PA.

iii. JOSEPH PENROSE AMBLER, b. January 18, 1820.

iv. OWEN AMBLER, b. June 08, 1822.

v. THOMAS E. AMBLER, b. December 12, 1823.

vi. DAVID AMBLER, b. June 07, 1828.

vii. ANN AMBLER, b. March 25, 1831.

viii. EDWARD AMBLER, b. March 25, 1831; d. December 25, 1913, Lancaster Co., PA; m. MARY JOHNSON, March 23, 1854; b. August 12, 1835, Pennsylvania; d. July 26, 1926, Lancaster Co., PA.

220. CASPER JOHNSON FOULKE (HUGH4, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died in Henry Co., Indiana. He married SUSAN B.BOST (BAST,BASS) Abt. 1840. She was born in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died in Indiana.

Children of CASPER FOULKE and SUSAN BOST (BAST,BASS) are:

i. MARGARET L. FOULKE, b. Pennsylvania.

ii. JOHN HARRISON FOULKE, b. Indiana.

iii. AUGUSTUS E. FOULKE, b. Pennsylvania.

iv. MARY C. FOULKE, b. Henry Co., Indiana.

v. JACOB B. FOULKE, b. Henry Co., Indiana; m. IRENE WEIMER, August 13, 1871, Kosciusko Co., Indiana.

vi. HUGH FOULKE, b. Indiana.

vii. HAYLE FOULKE, b. Indiana.

viii. SAMANTHA FOULKE, b. Indiana.

ix. BENJAMIN JOHNSON FOULKE, b. December 03, 1845, Henry Co., Indiana; d. May 21, 1926, Warsaw, Kosciusko Co., Indiana; m. LAURA (LINA) GUY, January 27, 1874, Kosciusko Co., Indiana; b. January 1853, Kosciusko Co., Indiana; d. 1932. Burial (both): May 23, 1926, Oakwood Cemetery, Warsaw, Wayne Twp, Kosciusko Co., Indiana

221. DEBORAH J. FOULKE (HUGH4, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born November 25, 1804 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died March 22, 1852. She married EVERARD ROBERTS Abt. 1825, son of JOHN ROBERTS and SARAH MYERS. He was born November 11, 1805 in Richland twp., Bucks Co., PA.

Children of DEBORAH FOULKE and EVERARD ROBERTS are:

i. JOSEPH F. ROBERTS, b. December 04, 1836; m. MATILDA CHARLES, May 19, 1866.

ii. EDWIN F. ROBERTS, b. November 04, 1838, Pennsylvania; m. AMANDA GEYER; b. June 19, 1843, Germany; d. February 16, 1912, Manhattan, New York, NY.

Notes for EDWIN F. ROBERTS:
1880 New York, New York (Manhattan) census
Edwin F. Roberts 39, b. PA, book keeper, father and mother b. PA
Amanda L., 37, b. PA, keeping house, father and mother b. Wurtenberg
Mary L., dau, 13, b. PA [Minnie?]
Amy, 9, dau, b. NY [Annie?]
Charles B., 6, b. PA

Is this the Edwin F. Roberts who enlisted in Company H, 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery on 22 August 1862 as a private?

iii. EVERARD F. ROBERTS, b. November 20, 1840, MIlford twp., Bucks Co., PA; d. May 25, 1897, Quakertown, Richland twp., Bucks Co., PA; m. MARY ANN CRESSMAN, December 25, 1873.

iv. CHARLES J. ROBERTS, b. May 30, 1842; d. April 15, 1912; m. SARAH HOCKMAN, 1867; b. June 18, 1850.

v. DEBORAH J. ROBERTS, b. September 09, 1844.

222. SARAH FOULKE (HUGH4, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born Abt. 1807 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 24, 1876 in Indiana. She married ENOS HEACOCK 1827 in , Bucks, Pennsylvania, son of JESSE HEACOCK and TACY THOMPSON. He was born December 20, 1802 in Rockhill twp., Bucks Co., PA, and died in Lewisville, IN - Of Milford MM, Indiana.

Children of SARAH FOULKE and ENOS HEACOCK are:

i. HANNAH HEACOCK, b. March 17, 1828.

ii. HUGH HEACOCK, b. January 29, 1831.

iii. WILLIAM HEACOCK, b. December 02, 1833.

iv. TACY ANN HEACOCK, b. June 15, 1836.

v. ENOS ELWOOD HEACOCK, b. June 05, 1843.

223. HUGH FOULKE (HUGH4, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD1, FOULKE AP THOMASA EVAN, THOMAS APB EVAN LLOYD, EVAN APC THOMAS LLOYD, THOMAS APD ROBERT LLOYD, ROBERT APE DAVID LLOYD, DAVID LLOYD APF DAVID, DAVID APG IEVAN VYCHAN, IEUAN VYCHAN APH IEUAN, IEVAN API GRUFFYDD, GRUFFYD APJ MADOC, MADOG APK IORWERTH, IOWERTH APL MADOC, MADOG APM RHIRID FLAIDD, RHIRID "FLAIDD" APN GWRGENEU, GWRGENEU APO GOLLWYN, GOLLWYN APP MORIDDIG, MORIDDIG APQ RHYS, RHYS APR GWERYSTAN) was born November 23, 1812 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died November 30, 1896 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married SARAH ROBERTS 1834, daughter of JOHN ROBERTS and SARAH MYERS. She was born January 02, 1815, and died October 31, 1897.

More About HUGH FOULKE: Burial: Richland Meeting House, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania

Children of HUGH FOULKE and SARAH ROBERTS are:

i. CATHARINE AMANDA FOULKE, b. September 1835, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. May 01, 1901; m. ISAAC G. TOMLINSON, August 11, 1860; b. 1821; d. April 02, 1890.

ii. CHARLES HENRY FOULKE, b. August 1838.

iii. JULIA ANN FOULKE, b. December 1839, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. Abt. 1870, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; m. HENRY DOTTS, November 11, 1860; d. September 30, 1868.

iv. WILLIAM HENRY FOULKE, b. July 04, 1841, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. December 06, 1922, In or near Quakertown, Pennsylvania; m. MARY ELIZABETH PLANT, January 25, 1883; d. May 1922.

v. SARAH MARTHA FOULKE, b. August 19, 1843, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. November 06, 1900, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. (1) DAVID HILLEGRASS, February 29, 1864; b. October 07, 1843; d. November 22, 1874; m. (2) HENRY SOUDER, October 02, 1877.

vi. CHARLES EDWARD FOULKE, b. March 1845, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 01, 1923, Quakertown, Pennsylvania; m. ANNIE M. HEACOCK, March 14, 1872; b. August 17, 1848; d. June 15, 1908.

vii. MARY ELIZABETH FOULKE, b. March 1847, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. CHARLES N. MILLER.

viii. ESTER DEBORAH FOULKE, b. September 1849.

ix. HESTER ELLEN FOULKE, b. November 1850, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. NICHOLAS MARTIN.

x. SUSAN HANNAH FOULKE, b. October 1852, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. ANDREW BIEHN.

xi. ANNIE MARIA FOULKE, b. April 15, 1860, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 07, 1887, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; m. FRANCIS FELLMAN.

224. BENJAMIN (FRANKLIN?) FOULKE (HUGH4, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born Abt. 1818 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married SARAH KING. She was born Abt. 1818.

Notes for BENJAMIN (FRANKLIN?) FOULKE:
Gwynedd twp., 1860 federal census (Montgomery Co., PA)
43 Benjamin Foulke 32 blacksmith
Sarah Foulke 32
Henry Foulke 6
Charles Foulke 5
George Foulke 3
Anna C. Foulke 2
Sarah A. Slight 18
John J. Davis 23

Children of BENJAMIN FOULKE and SARAH KING are:

i. HARRY FOULKE, b. Abt. 1844.

ii. CHARLES FOULKE, b. Abt. 1845.

iii. GEORGE FOULKE, b. Abt. 1847.

iv. JOHN FOULKE.

v. ANNE FOULKE, b. Abt. 1848.

vi. EVAN FOULKE.

225. DR. ANTRIM FOULKE (THEOPHILUS4, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born March 21, 1793 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died September 06, 1861 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania. He married LETITIA LANCASTER 1821, daughter of THOMAS LANCASTER and ANN KNOWLES. She was born December 08, 1799 in Whitemarsh, Pennsylvania, and died January 06, 1877 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania.

Howard Jenkins:

"Dr. Antrim Foulke, the son of Theophilus, the younger, was born at Richland, March 23, 1793. The accidental death of his father, when he was but three years old, left him in the sole care of his mother. At her desire he learned the trade of a coach-maker, but having completed it, at the age of twenty-one, he turned his attention to the profession of medicine, and studied with Dr. Joseph Meredith, at Gwynedd, whom he joined, after completing his studies, as a partner, and so continued until Dr. Meredith's death. He then remained in practice at Gwynedd, with remarkable success, until 1848, when he removed to Philadelphia, and there practiced until his death, in 1861. He was by many elements of character admirably fitted for his profession, and his wide range of visits to the country around his residence testified to the confidence reposed in him."

He was the second owner of the Beaumont house, acquiring it from Morgan Morgan.

Burial (both husband and wife): Gwynedd Friends Meeting

Children of ANTRIM FOULKE and LETITIA LANCASTER are:

i. JOHN LANCASTER6 FOULKE, b. February 14, 1822, Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. October 30, 1870, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; m. ANZONETTE POULSON, 1857; b. Of Philadelphia, PA; d. 1863. Studied medicine with his father and pursued that profession in Gwynedd until 1859 when he removed to Philadelphia and practiced there. Was a hospital surgeon during the Civil War.

ii. ANN L. FOULKE, b. April 26, 1824; d. February 17, 1845.

iii. HENRY FOULKE, b. October 23, 1825, Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. February 13, 1864; m. MARIA LOUISE BANKS, 1852; d. 1898. Both buried at Gwynedd Friends Meeting.

iv. JANE FOULKE, b. August 16, 1827; d. February 13, 1833.

v. HANNAH FOULKE, b. June 11, 1829, Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. 1884, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania; m. THOMAS W. BAILEY, September 17, 1851; b. Of Philadelphia, PA; d. 1893.

vi. DR. WILLIAM FOULKE, b. June 09, 1831; d. October 28, 1855. Studied medicine and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1854. Burial: Gwynedd Friends' Meeting; Occupation: Physician

226. SARAH FOULKE (THEOPHILUS4, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD1, FOULKE AP THOMASA EVAN, THOMAS APB EVAN LLOYD, EVAN APC THOMAS LLOYD, THOMAS APD ROBERT LLOYD, ROBERT APE DAVID LLOYD, DAVID LLOYD APF DAVID, DAVID APG IEVAN VYCHAN, IEUAN VYCHAN APH IEUAN, IEVAN API GRUFFYDD, GRUFFYD APJ MADOC, MADOG APK IORWERTH, IOWERTH APL MADOC, MADOG APM RHIRID FLAIDD, RHIRID "FLAIDD" APN GWRGENEU, GWRGENEU APO GOLLWYN, GOLLWYN APP MORIDDIG, MORIDDIG APQ RHYS, RHYS APR GWERYSTAN) was born January 10, 1797 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 25, 1852 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. She married RICHARD MOORE January 07, 1819, son of HENRY MOORE and PRISCILLA JACKSON. He was born April 20, 1794 in Montgomery twp., Montgomery Co., PA, and died April 30, 1875 in Quakertown, Pennsylvania.

Notes for SARAH FOULKE: JQ: I have in my possession a memorial of Sarah Foulke written by daughter Hannah for the memorial service.

Notes for RICHARD MOORE:

Richard Moore ran the next stop north in Bucks on the Underground Railroad for slaves escaping through Montgomery County from conductors such as the Corson brothers (in Plymouth and Providence), the Lewis sisters (near Phoenixville) or Seth Lukens (Towamencin).

History of Bucks County by Davis:

"I have twice been granted interviews by Alfred Moore, grandson of Richard, and learn from him that Richard Moore, while not ready to unite with the early Abolitionists in their revolutionary motto, 'No Union with slaveholders,' still felt prompted, by kind sympathy, to help on their way the escaping fugitives. His home soon became known to the Friends further south as a place where all fugitives forwarded would receive kindly care and needed assistance in continued flight. Although slaveholders rarely proceeded so far as this in pursuit of their slaves, they occasionally did so, and, more than once the master presented himself at the front door of Richard Moore, a few minutes after the object of his search, being warned of his approach, had escaped by a back door to a safe place of concealment in the rear. From a record he kept, the number of fugitive slaves he assisted to escape, down to the Civil war, was about six hundred.

One of the slaves, who reached the Quakertown station about the time of the passage of the Fugitive Slave Law, 1850, had escaped from Abraham Shriner, Pipe creek, Maryland. At home he was known as "Bill Budd," but now assumed that of "Henry Franklin." He was employed as Richard Moore's carter several years, and, in this capacity, was enabled to assist on their way to Canada several fugitives. He was employed carting coal from the Lehigh to Quakertown, and, when there were fugitives to be sent forward, he would load his wagon with them in the evening, cover them with straw, take them up to the next station during the night, and return with a load of coal next day. It is thought one of the fugitives who then escaped was Parker, the principal hero of the Christiana tragedy. Franklin afterward became janitor at the Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, where he died.*] (Bucks County History, 1901)

In a paper read before the Montgomery County Historical Society, by the late Dr. Hiram Corson, reference was made to several interesting cases of escaped slaves whom he forwarded to Richard Moore and others in Bucks county. The road, with its stations and substations, often took a zigzag direction to elude pursuit, or suit the convenience of the road agents."

Gary Roberts (Worldconnect):

"Richard was a lineal descendant of Thomas Lloyd, the inimate friend of Benjamin Franklin, and many years President of the Governor's Council and acting govenor of Pennsylvania. He was also a descendant of the Prestons of Patuxet, Md. His parental ancestors were also prominent in public affairs in Maryland and in Philadelphia. He came to Quakertown in 1818 as a teacher, and was associated with Thomas Lester in establishing a school there. He continued to teach until 1825, when he abandoned it on account of health, and acquired a tract of land just outside the borough, and established an extenisde pottery which he conducted until his death, where it was continued by his son. He was a member of the Richland Monthy Meeting and active in the anti-slavery movement, his house being one of the stations of the underground railroad through which several hundred runaway slaves passed to freedom. According to his own statement, after he had sent a large number of fugitives, those passed a period of several years, he began to keep a regular record of those passing through his station, and the number recorded exceeded 600 from that date until the Civil War. He erected a large stone dwelling on his farm in 1834, and it is said to have been the first building of any size to be erected in the Northern part of Bucks County without spirituous liquors being distributed among the workman.

Children of SARAH FOULKE and RICHARD MOORE are:

i. JOHN JACKSON MOORE, b. November 17, 1819, Quakertown, Pennsylvania; d. October 06, 1895, Quakertown, Pennsylvania; m. JANE WARNER; d. February 25, 1873.

Notes for JOHN JACKSON MOORE:

"He was associated with his father in the pottery business from early manhood for many years. He later engaged in business as a scrivener and conveyancer and filled of the office of Justice of the Pease in Quakertown for many years, doing a large amount of business. His integrity was help in high esteem by all who knew him, especially the Pennsylvania Germans of the neighborhood, who in many cases were quite willing to have him act in their behalf as an arbitrator of their business differences without recourse to law. He was an active member of the Richland Monthly Meetings."

Burial: Richland Friends Meeting

ii. HANNAH MOORE, b. July 27, 1821; m. WILLIAM M. LEVICK.

iii. HENRY MOORE, b. April 21, 1826; d. January 14, 1831.

iv. SARAH LETITIA MOORE, b. November 08, 1831, Quakertown, Bucks, PA; d. January 07, 1838, Quakertown, Bucks, PA.

227. CHARLES FOULKE JENKINS (SARAH4 FOULKE, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born March 18, 1793 in Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania, and died February 05, 1867 in Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania. He married MARY LANCASTER February 13, 1816, daughter of THOMAS LANCASTER and ANN KNOWLES. She was born January 19, 1796, and died 1878.

1850 US census, Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA
159 Charles F. Jenkins 55 store keeper 8000
Mary Jenkins 55
William Jenkins 22 store keeper
Mary Moore 20
Mary Popes 14

Next door is Algernon S.

Charles F. Jenkins

He was the son of Edward, and the great-grandson of Jenkin Jenkin, the immigrant. He was born at Gwynedd, March 18, 1793, and died there February 5, 1867. He received instruction at the academy of Enoch Lewis, the eminent teacher and methematician at New Garden, Chester county; but he added to his opportunities of education a studious and intellectual habit, reading throughout his life, with intelligence and zest, upon an extensive range of subjects. Having been brought up in his father's store in Gwynedd, he engaged in mercantile business in Philadelphia (for some time on Second Street, opposite Christ Church with brother in law Knowles Lancaster), for fourteen years, with good success; but in 1830, upon the decease of his father, he returned to Gwynedd, and took the store, which he conducted nearly to the close of his life. He took a very active interest in public affairs, was for many years a director of the public schools, and was the candidate of his party (it being, however, in the minority for a long period), for the Legislature, etc. His promotion of the construction of the turnpike has already been mentioned. He was, besides, secretary for many years of the Bethlehem turnpike, a director of the Bank of Montgomery County, and of the Montgomery County Mutual Fire Insurance Company, etc.

Burial: Gwynedd Friends Meeting (both Charles and Mary Jenkins)

Children of CHARLES JENKINS and MARY LANCASTER are:

i. ALGERNON SIDNEY JENKINS, b. November 28, 1816, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; d. July 09, 1890, Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; m. (1) ANNA MARIA THOMAS, February 18, 1841; b. Of Upper Dublin, Montgomery Co., PA; d. January 16, 1864; m. (2) ALICE ASH DAVIS, March 07, 1867; b. March 06, 1833; d. January 08, 1908.

ALGERNON SIDNEY JENKINS was the father of Howard Malcolm Jenkins, the 19th century historian of Gwynedd Friends Meeting.

1850 US census, Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA
160 Algernon S. Jenkins 33 farmer
Anna M. Jenkins 32
Howard M. Jenkins 8
Hugh Thomas 12
Rachael Fox 21
Andrew Gradwould 20 laborer

Next door is Charles F., 55, storekeeper and family

Household Record 1880 United States Census
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
A. J. JENKINS Self Male W 63 PA Farmer PA PA
Alice A. JENKINS Wife M Female W 47 PA Keeping House PA PA
Herbert G. JENKINS Son S Male W 9 PA PA PA
Ellen WEESON Other Female W 22 IRELAND Servant IRELAND IRELAND
James WEESON Other Male W 20 PA Farm Laborer PA PA
Census Place Gwynedd, Montgomery, Pennsylvania

A. S. Jenkins was the Justice of the Peace in Gwynedd for many years.

ALGERNON SIDNEY JENKINS and Alice Ash Davis Jenkins are buried at Gwynedd Friends Meeting

ii. MARY ANN JENKINS, b. October 02, 1818; d. September 09, 1831.

iii. SARAH JENKINS, b. September 21, 1820; d. June 14, 1836.

iv. HENRY JENKINS, b. May 24, 1822; d. February 20, 1823.

v. CHARLES EDWARD JENKINS, b. February 01, 1824; d. May 11, 1834.

vi. THOMAS LANCASTER JENKINS, b. September 07, 1825; d. January 23, 1826.

vii. WILLIAM H. JENKINS, b. April 14, 1827, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; d. April 15, 1896, Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; m. CATHARINE HALLOWELL, February 09, 1854; b. December 06, 1828; d. February 12, 1898, Of Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., PA. Postmaster at Gwynedd for many years...

Household Record 1880 United States Census
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
William JENKINS Self M Male W 52 PA Farmer, S. S. PA PA
Catharine JENKINS Wife M Female W 51 PA Keeping House PA PA
Walter H. JENKINS Son S Male W 21 PA Clerk PA PA
Mary E. KULP Other Female W 17 PA Servant PA PA

Census Place Gwynedd, Montgomery, Pennsylvania

CATHARINE HALLOWELL: Burial: Gwynedd Friends Meeting

228. MARGARET JENKINS (SARAH4 FOULKE, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born March 06, 1800 in Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 08, 1872. She married PETER C. EVANS October 20, 1831 in Doylestown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, son of CALEB EVANS and CATHERINE CONRAD. He was born December 24, 1799 in Whitpain, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania, and died December 26, 1879 in Whitpain twp., Montgomery Co., PA.

1850 Whitpain twp. census
Peter C. Evans 50 farmer 4000 Pennsylvania sp. Eveans
Margaret Evans 50 Pennsylvania
Catharine Evans 15 Pennsylvania
Sarah Evans 14 Pennsylvania
Charles E. Evans 11 Pennsylvania

birth and death date from tombstone or Gwynedd burial record (file cards)

Children of MARGARET JENKINS and PETER EVANS are:

i. CATHERINE C. EVANS, b. October 21, 1834; m. CHALKLEY AMBLER, June 04, 1863, Home of Chalkley Ambler; b. September 03, 1810; d. Of Philadelphia PA. Burial: Gwynedd Friends Meeting

ii. SARAH EVANS, b. September 07, 1836.

iii. CHARLES EDWARD EVANS, b. August 08, 1838; m. ARABELLA C. GREEN.

229. JESSE JENKINS (SARAH4 FOULKE, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born 1797 in Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania. He married MARY AMBLER October 20, 1828, daughter of JOHN AMBLER and PRISCILLA NAYLOR. She was born October 03, 1803.

Children of JESSE JENKINS and MARY AMBLER are:

i. EDWARD JENKINS, b. August 10, 1829.

ii. JOHN A. JENKINS, b. January 20, 1831.

iii. ALBANUS JENKINS, b. July 24, 1833.

iv. MARY ANN JENKINS, b. January 31, 1836.

v. THOMAS JENKINS, b. December 10, 1837.

vi. LETITIA JENKINS, b. May 30, 1839.

vii. CHARLES EDWARD JENKINS, b. May 10, 1842.

viii. LYDIA JENKINS, b. February 15, 1845.

230. RACHEL JENKINS (SARAH4 FOULKE, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born October 07, 1802 in Pennsylvania, and died 1861. She married MEREDITH CONARD April 09, 1829 in Pennsylvania, son of STREEPER CONARD and SARAH MEREDITH. He was born March 15, 1801 in Pennsylvania, and died June 08, 1874 in Of Whitpain twp., Montgomery Co., PA.

Burial (both): Gwynedd MH burial ground, Montgomery Co., PA

1850 Whitpain twp., Montgomery Co., PA census
Meredith Conard 49 farmer Pennsylvania
Rachael Conard 32 Pennsylvania
Ellenor Conard 14 Pennsylvania
Sarah A. Conard 12 Pennsylvania
Mary M. Conard 9 Pennsylvania
Paskall P. Carr 16 laborer Pennsylvania

Children of RACHEL JENKINS and MEREDITH CONARD are:

i. HENRY CONARD, b. January 20, 1830.

ii. HENRY STREEPER CONARD, b. February 27, 1831; d. July 11, 1831.

iii. EDWARD JENKINS CONARD, b. October 04, 1832; d. March 28, 1833.

iv. ELLEN CUNNARD, b. January 14, 1836; d. February 18, 1907, Norristown, PA; m. WILLIAM H. SHOEMAKER, January 14, 1857; b. October 21, 1829, Montgomery Co., PA; d. March 08, 1871, Montgomery Co., PA.

v. SARAH ANN CONARD, b. March 20, 1838; d. September 10, 1838.

vi. MARY MARGARETTA CONARD, b. November 07, 1840; m. DAVID AARON AMBLER, January 17, 1866; b. December 12, 1840.

231. HANNAH FOULKE (BENJAMIN4, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born December 25, 1789, and died February 11, 1859. She married GEORGE CUSTARD October 21, 1813, son of JOSEPH CUSTER and AMELIA FOULKE. He was born November 30, 1789 in Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 01, 1854 in Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

Children are listed above under (177) George CUSTARD.

232. DR. CHARLES F. MEREDITH (RACHEL4 FOULKE, THEOPHILUS3, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born June 01, 1808 in Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania, and died March 01, 1896 in Quakertown, Pennsylvania. He married OLIVIA WEISEL. She was born Abt. 1815 in Pennsylvania.

Notes for DR. CHARLES F. MEREDITH: Charles studied medicine under his father and was a practicing physician in Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pa.

Burial: Richland Friends Meeting

Children of CHARLES MEREDITH and OLIVIA WEISEL are:

i. ISABELLA MEREDITH, b. January 27, 1836.

ii. RACHEL MEREDITH, b. March 03, 1838; d. January 26, 1923.

iii. SALLIE MEREDITH, b. August 25, 1842; d. March 15, 1876.

iv. WILLIAM HENRY MEREDITH, b. December 03, 1843; d. May 07, 1913; m. E. IRENE KINSEY.

v. FLORENCE MEREDITH, b. March 03, 1850; m. JOHNSON STRAWN.

233. JOHN GREASLEY GRIFFITH (RACHEL4 GREASLEY, JANE3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born January 12, 1789 in Richland twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died in Of Northampton, Lehigh Co., PA. He married ABIGAIL KINSEY April 1814 in New Garden MM, Pennsylvania. She died November 10, 1856.

Children of JOHN GRIFFITH and ABIGAIL KINSEY are:

i. EDWARD KINSEY GRIFFITH, b. September 24, 1816.

ii. MARGARETTA GRIFFITH, b. December 06, 1818; m. WILLIAM PRACKETT; d. Libby Prison.

iii. JANE GRIFFITH, b. December 29, 1820.

iv. HANNAH GRIFFITH, b. January 25, 1823.

234. ABRAHAM GRIFFITH (RACHEL4 GREASLEY, JANE3 FOULKE, HUGH2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born July 09, 1793 in Richland twp., Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married MARY W. MICHENER March 1818 in Stroudsburg, Monroe Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for ABRAHAM GRIFFITH: Removed to Stroudsburg 1824 and to Morgan Co., Ohio prior to 1837.

More About MARY W. MICHENER: Burial: Old Bethel Cem., Wabash Co., IL

Children of ABRAHAM GRIFFITH and MARY MICHENER are:

i. SAMUEL GRIFFITH, b. February 28, 1819.

ii. REBECCA W. GRIFFITH, b. October 05, 1820.

iii. VIOLETTA GRIFFITH, b. December 25, 1821.

235. ELIZABETH MORRIS (EDWARD4, JANE3 ROBERTS, MARGARET2 FOULKE, EDWARD FOULKE) was born in Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania, and died 1845 in Guernsey Co, Ohio. She married ABRAHAM ROBERTS May 08, 1805 in Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania, son of GRIFFITH ROBERTS and RACHEL JEFFERIS. He was born Abt. 1784 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania, and died May 19, 1819 in Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania.

More About ABRAHAM ROBERTS: Burial: Bridgeport, Pennsylvania

Children of ELIZABETH MORRIS and ABRAHAM ROBERTS are:

i. HANNAH6 ROBERTS, b. January 13, 1806, Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; m. JOHN SALLADAY.

ii. GRIFFITH ROBERTS, b. March 07, 1807, Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; d. October 12, 1894, Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; m. NANCY FOUGHT, December 14, 1826, Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; b. October 09, 1801, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; d. December 25, 1858, Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania.

iii. MORRIS ROBERTS, b. November 08, 1808, Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; d. March 18, 1890, Bardolph, McDonough Co, Illinois; m. LOUISA MEREDITH, 1830, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; b. April 04, 1810, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; d. April 17, 1890, Bardolph, McDonough Co, Illinois.

iv. BENONI ROBERTS, b. October 03, 1811, Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; m. HANNAH COLLEY, Abt. 1831, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania.

v. RACHEL ROBERTS, b. April 02, 1813, Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; m. JOHN HOGE.

vi. LYDIA ROBERTS, b. April 19, 1815, Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; d. 1846.

vii. ABRAHAM ROBERTS, b. December 04, 1816, Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; d. 1890, Indiana; m. Indiana.

viii. ELIZABETH ROBERTS, b. January 10, 1820, Redstone Twp, Fayette Co, Pennsylvania; m. JOHN SYNDER.

236. EDWARD MORRIS (EDWARD4, JANE3 ROBERTS, MARGARET2 FOULKE, EDWARD FOULKE) was born Bef. 1801 in Pennsylvania. He married HANNAH YOST May 27, 1824 in Harrisville, Harrison Co, Ohio.

Children of EDWARD MORRIS and HANNAH YOST are:

i. JONATHAN W. MORRIS, b. October 09, 1826, Mt Pleasant, Jefferson Co, Ohio.

ii. MICHAEL EDWARD MORRIS, b. July 08, 1830, Ohio.

iii. RACHEL MORRIS, b. April 03, 1832, Ohio.

iv. MARGARET ANN MORRIS, b. April 02, 1834, Ohio.

v. JOHN Y. MORRIS, b. May 04, 1836, Ohio.

vi. DAVID E. MORRIS, b. May 01, 1838, Ohio.

vii. SARAH ELIZABETH MORRIS, b. August 26, 1840, Ohio.

viii. ISAAC THOMAS MORRIS, b. March 15, 1843.

ix. LYDIA FRANCES MORRIS, b. March 03, 1845, Ohio.

237. DAVID COPE (JANE4 MORRIS, JANE3 ROBERTS, MARGARET2 FOULKE, EDWARD FOULKE) was born 1787, and died 1864 in Whiteland, Pennsylvania. He married DEBORAH PHILLIPS.

Children of DAVID COPE and DEBORAH PHILLIPS are:

i. JANE M. COPE, b. 1827.

ii. MARY PHILLIPS COPE, b. 1830; d. 1862; m. BENJAMIN W. PASSMORE, 1853; b. of Concord, Pennsylvania; d. December 20, 1897.

iii. DEBORAH EVANS COPE, b. 1833.

iv. ELIZABETH COPE, b. 1836; m. JOSEPH SCATTERGOOD.

v. CAROLINE COPE, b. 1839; m. GEORGE J. SCATTERGOOD.

238. MORRIS COPE (JANE4 MORRIS, JANE3 ROBERTS, MARGARET2 FOULKE, EDWARD FOULKE) was born July 26, 1800 in East Bradford Twp, Chester Co, PA, London Grove Mtg, and died July 07, 1892 in London Grove Twp, Chester Co, PA. He married ANN SWAYNE March 18, 1829 in London Grove Twp, Chester Co, PA, London Grove Mtg, daughter of SAMUEL SWAYNE and ANN GARRETT. She was born September 03, 1804 in West Marlborough Twp, Chester Co, PA, and died Bet. 1860 - 1869.

Children of MORRIS COPE and ANN SWAYNE are:

i. SAMUEL S. COPE, b. January 12, 1838; d. March 31, 1867.

ii. JANE ANN COPE, b. April 21, 1843; d. October 01, 1843.

iii. OLIVER COPE, b. October 13, 1844; d. February 09, 1845.

239. ELEANOR HUMPHREY5 BOWEN (ELIZABETH4 HUMPHREY, ELIZABETH3 ROBERTS, MARGARET2 FOULKE, EDWARD FOULKE) was born January 1792, and died November 02, 1874. She married ROBERT HOLLOWAY. He was born 1786 in Virginia, and died July 07, 1863.

Child of ELEANOR BOWEN and ROBERT HOLLOWAY is:

i. CHARLES THOMAS HOLLOWAY, b. December 25, 1827, Baltimore, Maryland; d. March 17, 1898; m. ANNA HARDEN ROSS, October 12, 1854; b. January 31, 1830; d. January 31, 1909.

240. EDMUND CADWALADER EVANS (CADWALADER4, MARGARET3 FOULKE, EVAN2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born August 12, 1812 in Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA, and died May 10, 1881. He married MARY LOUISA ALLEN April 17, 1844, daughter of BENJAMIN ALLEN REV. She died 1861.

Howard Jenkins:

"Edmund Cadwalader Evans, M.D., son of Cadwalader and Harriet V., b. at Gwynedd, August 12, 1812. He graduated at the Univ. of Penna., studied medicine, took his degree of M.D., and practiced his profession near Paoli in Tredyffrin twp., Chester Co., for several years. Later, he resided near West Chester, but in 1865 removed to Lower Merion, in his native country, near the original home of his ancestor, Rowland Ellis. He d. May 10, 1881. He m. April 17, 1844, Mary Louisa Allen, dau. of Rev. Benjamin Allen, of Hyde Park, NY. She d. 1861. Four children d. in infancy; two survived."

Children of EDMUND EVANS and MARY ALLEN are:

i. ROWLAND EVANS, b. July 12, 1847, Tredyffrin twp., Chester Co., PA; m. MARY BINNEY MONTGOMERY, 1878. Howard Jenkins:  In the 1880s, Rowland Evans was a member of the Philadelphia bar, residing in Lower Merion;

ii. ALLEN EVANS, b. December 08, 1849, Pennsylvania; m. REBECCA LEWIS, 1876, Pennsylvania. An architect in Philadelphia; resided in Lower Merion.

241. WILLIAM ELBERT EVANS (CADWALADER4, MARGARET3 FOULKE, EVAN2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born 1816 in Philadelphia, PA, and died in Philadelphia, PA. He married (1) ANNA SMITH, daughter of JACOB SMITH. He married (2) EMMA FOTTERALL, daughter of WILLIAM FOTTERALL.

Children of WILLIAM EVANS and ANNA SMITH are:

i. EMILY EVANS, m. JOHN HENRY LIVINGSTON; b. Dutchess Co., NY.

ii. GLENDOWER EVANS, b. Of Philadelphia PA; d. 1886, Boston MA; m. BESSY GARDINER; b. Of Boston MA. Graduated with distinction from Harvard University; Member of the bar in Boston.

Child of WILLIAM EVANS and EMMA FOTTERALL is:

iii. WILLIAM E. EVANS, d. 1869.

242. MANLIUS GLENDOWER EVANS (CADWALADER4, MARGARET3 FOULKE, EVAN2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born 1821 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, and died 1879 in Europe. He married ELLEN KUHN, daughter of HARTMAN KUHN.

Children of MANLIUS EVANS and ELLEN KUHN are:

i. CADWALADER EVANS, b. January 22, 1847, Philadelphia, PA; d. January 20, 1880, New York; m. ANGELINA CORSE; b. October 12, 1847.

ii. ELLEN LYLE EVANS, m. ALFRED T. MAHAN. Occupation: Commander, U.S. Navy

iii. ROSALIE EVANS.

iv. HARTMAN KUHN EVANS, b. 1860, Philadelphia, PA; d. Of Wyoming. Engaged in sheep farming in Wyoming after 1879

243. HARRIET VERENA5 EVANS (CADWALADER4, MARGARET3 FOULKE, EVAN2, EDWARD FOULKE) She married GOUVERNEUR MORRIS OGDEN. He died July 1884 in Of New York.

Children of HARRIET EVANS and GOUVERNEUR OGDEN are:

i. CADWALADER E. OGDEN.

ii. DAVID B. OGDEN.

iii. GOUVERNEUR MORRIS OGDEN.

244. ROBERT SCARLET (MARY4 YAXLEY, ESTHER3 FOULKE, EVAN2, EDWARD FOULKE)

Child of ROBERT SCARLET is:

i. HOWARD J. SCARLET, b. Abt. 1838. Enlisted 22 May 1861, mustered out 16 June 1864 - The Hibernian Company, Philadelphia Co., PA (Corporal, Co. C, 215th Pennsylvania)
Company C, 2nd Pennsylvania Reserves Muster Roll) - enlisted 27 March, 1865, Promoted to Corporal, April 21, 1865; mustered out with Company, July 31, 1865 - Timothy Cadwalader Captain

245. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS (CATHERINE4 EDWARDS, THOMAS3, GWEN2 FOULKE, EDWARD FOULKE) was born September 22, 1774 in Loudoun Co., Va., and died May 23, 1854 in Grayson Co., Va.. She married WILLIAM BONHAM December 12, 1794 in VA, son of JOSEPH BONHAM and NAOMI PARKE. He was born 1768 in Loudoun Co., VA, and died 1854 in Grayson Co., VA.

Children of ELIZABETH WILLIAMS and WILLIAM BONHAM are:

i. HANNAH BONHAM, b. 1796, Wythe Co., VA; d. 1817, Grayson Co., VA; m. WILLIAM HASH; b. 1797, Grayson Co., VA.

ii. MARY BONHAM, b. Abt. 1800; m. JAMES ANDERSON, 1830; b. Abt. 1802; d. 1854, Grayson Co., VA, killed by falling tree. Grayson Co., VA census for 1850, family 641 in the western part of the county.

iii. SARAH BONHAM, b. 1806; d. 1887; m. DAVID HAGA, December 24, 1839, Grayson Co., VA; b. June 15, 1785, Rowan County, North Carolina; d. August 27, 1877, Grayson County, Virginia.

246. SARAH "SALLY" WILLIAMS (CATHERINE EDWARDS, THOMAS3, GWEN2 FOULKE, EDWARD FOULKE) was born November 23, 1790 in Loudon Co., Va., and died September 17, 1875 in Smyth Co., Va.. She married GEORGE BLANKENBECKLER March 11, 1813 in Wythe Co., Va., son of ZACHARIAH BLANKENBAKER and MARY WILLIAMS. He was born 1781 in Montgomery Co., VA., and died October 23, 1873 in Smyth Co., Va..

Children of SARAH WILLIAMS and GEORGE BLANKENBECKLER are:

i. WILLIAM BLANKENBECKLER.

ii. GEORGE BERRY BLANKENBECKLER.

iii. ANDREW JACKSON BLANKENBECKLER, b. February 19, 1814, Washington Co., Va.; d. April 23, 1895, Smyth Co., Va.; m. ELEANOR ST. JOHN, March 01, 1841, Smyth Co., Va.; b. July 02, 1820; d. October 12, 1847.

247. RICHARD PARKER FOULKE (JOHN4, JUDAH3, CADWALLADER2, EDWARD FOULKE) was born April 05, 1789, and died August 22, 1860 in Westchester, PA. He married ANNA CATHERINE STROHN August 06, 1812, daughter of PHILLIP STROHN and ANNA ?. She was born May 17, 1792, and died January 30, 1856.

Children of RICHARD FOULKE and ANNA STROHN are:

i. ELIZABETH FOULKE, b. March 25, 1814; d. May 04, 1864; m. PATRICK BEIRNE, May 12, 1855; b. County Roscommon, Ireland.

ii. WILLIAM PARKER FOULKE, b. May 31, 1816; d. June 18, 1865; m. JULIA DE VEAUX POWEL; d. April 30, 1884.

More About WILLIAM PARKER FOULKE:
Author: 1856, "On the Right Use of History"
Elected: American Philosophical Society
Fact: Pt. Foulke, Greenland named after him
Member: Academy of Natural Sciences
Occupation: Member of Philadelphia bar
Public Service: 1845, Phila. Society for Alleviating the Miseries of Public Prisons.

Wikpedia article (August 2013): "William Parker Foulke (1816 - 1865) discovered the first full dinosaur skeleton in North America (Hadrosaurus foulkii, which means "Foulke's big lizard") in Haddonfield, New Jersey in 1858. A descendant of Welsh Quakers who had emigrated in 1698, William Parker Foulke was an abolitionist, prison reformer, pamphleteer, philanthropist, lawyer, historian and geologist, the last of which directly led to the discovery, which was partially named for him by Joseph Leidy and for which he is now best-known. Foulke was admitted to the Pennsylvania bar in 1841, though the law could hardly be said to be his life's work. Four years later he began an association with the two reforms that would occupy so much time and energy in his short life. Sensitized to the problems of incarceration through his legal training, Foulke joined the Philadelphia Society for Alleviating the Miseries in Public Prisons in July 1845. Foulke spent several years comparing alternative disciplinary models and writing on correctional issues in the Journal on Prison Discipline and Philanthropy. Following a tour of mid-Atlantic correctional institutions in 1847 and 1848, Foulke was instrumental in erecting the new Lancaster County Prison, and contributed materially to later penitentiaries in several other counties in Pennsylvania. He was associated with the American Association for Improvement of Prison Discipline and the Convention of State Prison Wardens. Foulke also supported the Pennsylvania Colonization Society, an antislavery organization that resettled as many as 1,000 freed slaves per year in West Africa (Liberia). Despite mounting opposition from different sides, Foulke never wavered in his support for resettlement until his own death in 1865, by which time he was Vice-President of the Society. Foulke financially supported the American Academy of Music, and was a member of the Academy of Natural Sciences (Philadelphia), the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, and, like his grandfather John Foulke (1757-–1796), the American Philosophical Society. He was an avid natural historian and geologist, supportive of the first arctic explorations. In 1855, Foulke married Julia DeVeaux Powel (d. 1884), daughter of Col. John Hare Powel, with whom he had seven children. He died on June 18, 1865."

William Parker Foulke's wife Julia provided Howard Jenkins with Edward Foulke's narrative of his removal from Wales and an Evans genealogy. The children of William Parker Foulke and Julia D. Powel were Julia Catherine Foulke (b. 22 Jan 1856, m. Henry C. Lewis), William D. Foulke (b. 9 June 1857), Richard P. Foulke (b. 30 Aug 1858), Lisa D. Foulke (b. 8 Mar 1860, m. Thomas Parker), John Francis Foulke (b. 26 Nov 1861), Sarah Gwendolen Foulke (b. 26 June 1863, m. Athan Andrew), and George Rhyfedd Foulke (b. 16 Aug 1865, m. Jean D. Kane, whose daughter Jean Foulke married Eleuthere Paul DuPont (1887-1950.))