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Jesse M. Foulke: Individual Summary - FamilySearch Profile - Find a Grave Memorial - | |
Mary Baker Foulke: Individual Summary - FamilySearch Profile - Find a Grave Memorial - | |
Mary Yost Foulke: Individual Summary - FamilySearch Profile - Find a Grave Memorial - | |
Parents - Jesse | Judah Foulke and Sarah McCarty |
Parents - Mary Baker | Amasa Baker and Sarah Hayburn |
Parents - Mary Yost | Michael Yost and Rachel Unknown |
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Timeline Family Group Sheet (Updated 25 March 2012) |
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9 Sept 1803 ?? | Mary Yost was born to Michael and Rachel Yost |
18 Sep 1805 | Jesse M. Foulke was Born in
Bucks County, Pennsylvania
S1, S5, S7,
S8, S9, S10,
S13, S21, Jesse was the 10th of 15 children born to Judah and Sarah McCarty Foulke |
25 Oct 1814 | Mary Baker Born - Pennsylvania S4, S8, S10, S13, S17, S21, |
31 March 1831 | Married, Jesse and Mary Yost - S5, S7, S21, S34, S35, |
March 1840 | Mary Yost Dies - Short Creek mm, Ohio - S3, S21, |
1843 | 26 Apr: Married, Jesse & Mary Baker- Highland County, Ohio
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S38, 26 Oct: Mary Baker - rocf Fall Creek mm, Highland County, Ohio S18 page 312, |
31 Oct 1844 | Sarah McCarty, mother of Jesse, Dies - Belmont County, Ohio |
31 Mar 1844 | Son John Baker Born - Harrison County, Ohio |
6 Jun 1845 | Son George Born - Ohio - |
20 Nov 1846 | Daughter Sarah Ann Born - Ohio |
30 Nov 1847 | Judah Foulke, father of Jesse, Dies - Belmont County, Ohio |
5 Dec 1847 | Son William Born - Ohio |
28 Aug 1849 | Son Amasa Born - Ohio |
28 Sept 1850 | Sold Property in Harrison County, Ohio (66 acres) [S39] |
3 Oct 1850 | U. S. Census: Harrison
County, Ohio
S6, Occupation, Jesse: Cooper and Farmer - S4 page 703, S6, In the 1850 Census for Short Creek Township, Harrison County, Ohio the father, Jesse was shown to be a farmer. The census showed the following persons in the household: Jesse, 45 - Mary, 36 - John, 6 - George, 5 - Meary A. (Sarah), 4 - William, 3 and Amasa, 1. Jesse was also reported to have been a Cooper and manufactured barrels to support his family. [2] [2] Obituary for John Baker Foulke, 23 Jan 1924 - Doc2925.pdf |
9 Apr 1851 | David M. Anthony sold land to Jesse M. Foulke (Abt 285 acres) - (Jesse M. Foulke Farm) [S40] |
24 June 1852 | Quaker - Short Creek mm, Harrison County, Ohio (gct [Granted Certificate] Fall Creek MM, Highland County, Ohio - S1018, S1019, S1020, page 202 |
Migrated to Jackson Township,
Hamilton County, Indiana S4 page 703,
S15,
Jesse M. Foulke Farm - The family moved to Hamilton County, Indiana and Jesse and Mary eventually purchased a 285 acre farm in Jackson Township which was located on Anthony Rd., just south of present E 236th St, about 5 miles west of Cicero. |
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9 Dec 1859 | Sarah Hayburn, mother of Mary, Dies - Hamilton County, Indiana |
1860 | U.S. Census: Jackson
Township, Hamilton County, Indiana S8, |
1 Sept 1862 | Tax Assessment: Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana S12, |
1863 | Tax Assessment: Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana S2, |
1866 |
Jesse M. Foulke Farm - Jackson Township, Hamilton County,
Indiana - I4, I5,
1866: 284 acres - Jesse involved in Spiritualism S27, |
1870 | - U. S. Census - Washington
Township, Hamilton County, Indiana S13, - Occupation: Retired Farmer S13, - Building a new house in Westfield? S26, - Jesse, Jury Duty S28, S32, |
1874 | Residence: Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana S19, S20, |
2 Aug 1874 | Amasa Baker, father of Mary, Dies - Hamilton County, Indiana |
9-14 Feb 1875 | Jesse and Mary testified at
son Amasa's second Murder trial - S14, Amasa Page Murder Trials Page |
18 Feb 1875 | Jesse Dies - Hamilton County, Indiana -
S21, Rumor of Death of Jesse,
Obituary,
Burial: Baker Cemetery Find a Grave Page S1, S4 page 703, S5, S7, S9, S10, S11, S21, |
Oct 1876 | Mary visits The Centennial - S30, |
28 May 1877 | Son William Dies - Madison County, Indiana |
1880 | Residence, Mary:
Timbercreek Township, Marshall County, Iowa - living with son Amasa
and his wife Bell S17,
Jesse M. Foulke Farm - Jackson Township, Hamilton County,
Indiana - I4, I5,
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6 Mar 1888 | Mary Dies - Hamilton, Indiana -
S21,
Burial: Baker Cemetery Find a Grave Page S10, S16, Alt death date: 6 March 1889 S4 page 703, S7, Son, Amasa comes home for the funeral - S31, She had remained on the family farm for 3 or 4 years after Jesse had died but then spent the rest of her life living with her children. |
4 July 1906 | Daughter Sarah Ann Dies - Hamilton County, Indiana |
13 Apr 1911 | Son George Dies - Hamilton County, Indiana |
23 Jan 1924 | Son John Baker Dies - Hamilton County, Indiana |
8 Apr 1934 | Son Amasa Dies - Los Angeles, California - |
Politics: Jesse was a Republican -
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Religion: Quaker Friends Church - S29, S38, | |
Migration of Jesse Foulke
Family Jesse Foulke was born on 18 Sept 1805 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He was the 10th child and the 4th son of Judah and Sarah McCarty Foulke. At the time of his birth they were associated with the Richland mm in Bucks County. On the 22nd day of February 1831 Jesse and Mary Yost made their intention to marry known to the members of Short Creek mm in Harrison County, Ohio where they were married in a ceremony at the meeting house on the 30th of March 1831. The record of the marriage and the list of the witnesses are included in the minutes of the meeting. Jesse and Mary Yost were married for 9 years when Mary died in March 1840 in Highland County, Ohio. Jesse and Mary did not have any children. Jesse and Mary Baker were married in Highland County, Ohio at the Clear Creek mm on 28th of April 1843 which was Mary's home meeting at the time. According to the 1850 US Census on October 3rd they were living on a farm in Harrison County, Ohio. At the time they had all five of their children living with them, John Baker was 6 and the youngest, Amasa, was 1. According to records, sometime in the fall of 1852 the family moved from Harrison County to the Hamilton County, Indiana area. They are shown to be a part of the Fall Creek mm in Madison County, Indiana which was close to Hamilton County. So, it is possible they were actually living in Hamilton County but were attending the Madison County meeting. According to the Short Creek mm records they requested a transfer to Fall Creek mm in Indiana on on May 20th 1852 and the certificate was granted on June 24, 1852. According to Fall Creek mm records they received the certificate from Short Creek on Aug 12, 1852. At some point, and it may be the 1852 time period, Jesse purchased 285 acres of farmland in the southwestern portion of Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. At some point they built a large brick farm house and a huge bank barn. This barn was later home to various meetings, some of which, reportedly concerned Spiritualism. This land, which is shown on an 1880 map as the Estate of Jesse Foulke, was on both sides of what is today Anthony Road south of 236th Street. In about 1868 Jesse and Mary rented the farm to their sons George and Amasa and they moved to Westfield. Son Amasa was married to Lucetta Carlisle on August 1, 1868 and Jesse and Mary had a house built for them somewhere on the farm. I belive this house was built on 236th Street just east of Anthony Road. This house would later be referred to as the "Tennant House". In August 1870 Jesse and Mary were living in Westfield, Hamilton county and it was reported in a newspaper article that they were having a new house built in Westfield. Son George was living with Amasa and Lucetta according to the 1870 census. Lucetta was killed by a gunshot wound on Novemeber 16 1873 and died in this Tennant House. Amasa was tried for the murder of Lucetta and was found guilty in the first trial and sentened to life in prison. He was able to get a new trial and in that one he was found not guilty and set free on 14 February 1875. Both Jesse and Mary, along with George and several other relatives and friends testified during this second trial. At some point around late 1873 or 1874 Jesse and Mary moved back to the farm in Jackson Township and lived there until the death of Jesse on the 18th day of February 1875. It seems to me that the stress of the trial took its toll on Jesse and probably contributed to his death. According to newspaper accounts he had been in feeble health for several years and he had quite a bit of trouble during the trial. According to one account he died of a hemorrhage of the lungs. Reportedly after Jesse's death Mary continued to live on the farm for a few years but then moved in with some of her children. The farm became part of the estate of Jesse and was divided up. The main farm on the west side of Anthony Road which consisted of 102.64 acres and the farm of son George was listed at 73.32 acres, this farm was located at the southeast corner of Anthony Road and 236th street. The rest of the property, which was located on the east side of Anthony Road, south of 236th Street was divided between son J. B. Foulke at 73.32 acres and daughter Sarah Ann, at 36.96 acres. The George Foulke Farm later consisted of 108 acres (The original George Foulke Farm of about 68 acres, plus the 40 acres that had belonged to his sister Sarah Ann) By 1922 the original 285 acre farm of Jesse Foulke was divided as follows: 102 acres belonging to Alfred Graham, 108.61 acres belonging to Mary F. Foulke and 47.50 acres belonging to M. H. Foulke, who was the son of J. B. Foulke. Written by: Walt Robbins, Jr., ID0001, Jan 2019 |
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George Foulke
ID0076 I3,
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Born: 6 June 1945 - Ohio Spouse: Children: Died: 13 Apr 1911 - |
John Baker Foulke ID0091
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Born: 31 March 1844 - Harrison County, Ohio Spouse: Children: Died: 23 Jan 1924 |
Sarah Ann Foulke ID0093
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Individual Summary - FamilySearch Profile - Find a Grave Memorial - Born: 20 Nov 1846, Ohio Spouse: William Francis McShane, ID0094, Married 26 Feb 1868, Hamilton County, Indiana - Civil War Service - Obituary - Obituary - Estate Sale - Children: - Eva J. McShane, ID3659 - (1869-1930) - MRM Page - Obituary - News Art, Will Probated - Inheritance Tax Report - - Nona B. McShane, ID3664 - (1871-1935) - MRM Page - Teacher Evaluation - Obituary - - Alma F. McShane, ID3666 - (1881-1959) - MRM Page - Obituary - - James William McShane, ID3669 - (1884-1945) - MRM Page - Indiana Medical School Qualification Certificate - - James Owen McShane, ID3890 - (1908-) - MRM Page - Delayed Birth Certificate - - Lena A. McShane, ID3670 (1887-1979) - MRM Page - - John Amiey Eveleth, ID3887 (1879-1941) - MRM Page - Obituary - Died: 4 July 1906, Hamilton County, Indiana - Death Certificate - Obituary - Buried: Carmel, Hamilton County, Indiana - Find a Grave Memorial - 1880: Property in Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana Link, Images: Ph9275-011E.jpg - |
William Foulke ID0095
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S8, S18,
Individual Summary - FamilySearch Profile - Find a Grave Memorial - Born: 5 Dec 1847 - Highland County, Ohio Spouse: Caroline Garretson, ID0096 - Married 23 Apr 1874 Children: Mary Foulke, ID3671 Died: 28 May 1877 Madison County, Indiana Buried: Friends Cemetery, Madison County, Indiana - Find a Grave Memorial - Images: Ph9275-011F.jpg - |
Amasa J. Foulke ID0097
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Born: 28 Aug 1849 - Highland County, Ohio Spouse: Children: Died: 8 Apr 1934 - Los Angeles, California - |
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Source Citation |
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S1 | Headstone Inscription, Bakers
Cemetery. Extract: Jesse M. Foulke/Died/2 Mo. 18, 1875/Aged/69Y. & 5M/Foulke. |
Ph9379-003.tif |
S2 | Document, Federal - US, "US IRS Tax
Assessment Lists, 1862-1918". 1863, Div 1, District 11, Indiana,
Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Line 29, Jesse M Foulke.
Original Data: NARA, M765, Roll 40. www.ancestry,com, accessed 8 Jan
2019.
Doc5033.pdf. From Image: Foulk Jefse M - Jackson Tp - Qty: 1 Two horse carriage - Rate: 2$ - Valuation: $100 - Rate of Tax: Class: C - Class C Enumerated Articles: 2.00 - Total Amount of Tax Due: 2.00. |
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S3 | Information Obtained from Myron Foulke Robbins, Sr., ID0016, Source Unknown. | |
S4 | Book: John F
Haines, History of Hamilton County, Indiana....,
(Indianapolis, Indiana: B. F. Bowen, 1915), Bk2922, pages 702-704. Page 703: "John B. Foulke was a lad of six years when his parents came to Hamilton county, Indiana, in the fall of 1850, and settled near Cicero. Some time later the father bought two hundred and eighty-five acres oaf land in the southwestern part of Jackson township, and there the family made their permanent home. Jesse Foulke was a cooper by trade, but after coming to Indiana, he devoted all of his time to farming, although he made a few barrels and kegs for himself and neighbors. He died February 18, 1875, leaving his widow and five children, John B., George, Sarah Ann, William and Amassa. The widow remained on the farm for three or four years, and then spent the rest of her days with her children, her death occurring in 1888." Repositories: |
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S5 | Book: Clarence F Roberts
and Warren S Ely, Early Friends Families of Upper Bucks with some
account of their Descendants (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
Clarence V Roberts, 1925); Bk2905, Page 136. Extract: Jesse, b. 9-18-1805; d. 2-13-1875; m. first, Mary Yost; second, Mary Baker; 5 children. Repositories: Ancestry.com - |
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S6 |
1850 US Census, Population Schedule. Short Creek
Township, Harrison County, Ohio, Typed page 442A, Line 13, Dwelling
1598, Family 1627, Jesse M. Foulke Household, Census Date 3 Oct
1850. Original Data: NARA Roll M432_693. www.ancestry.com, accessed
26 May 2018.
Doc4775.pdfFrom Image: |
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S7 | Book: Lancaster, Harry
Fred, The Lancaster Family: A History of Thomas and Phebe
Lancaster of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Huntington, Indiana: A
J Hoover Printing Company, 1902. Bk2930), page 235. Extract: Jesse Foulke, son of Judah and Sarah, was born September 18, 1805 and died February 18, 1875. He married Mary Yost, March 31, 1831. No issue. He married Mary Baker, April 26, 1843. She died March 6, 1889. Five children: John B., George, Sarah Ann, William, and Amasa J. Bk2930 Repositories: Google Books - Ancestry.com |
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S8 | 1860 US Census, Jackson Township,
Hamilton County, Indiana. Page 60 and 61, Line 34 and Line 1,
Dwelling & Family 411, Jesse Foulke Household. Original Data: NARA
M653_263, Page 60, Image 61. Family History Library Film: 803263
www.ancestry.com, accessed 25 Jan 2018. Acc000753/Doc3125.pdf. Note: Page 60, as created by the census taker, lists the place of residence as "Washington Township". Pages 59 and 61, however show the place of residence as "Jackson Township" as it should be. Thus Page 60 is incorrect. From Images: Page 60, Line 34: 1] Jesse Foulke: 50 yr old male, farmer, Born in Pennsylvania - Value of real estate: $12000 - Value of Personal estate: $1200 2] Mary Foulke: 45 yr old Female, born in Pennsylvania 3] John D [B] Foulke: 16 yr old male, born Ohio, attended school 4] George Foulke: 15 yr old male, born Ohio, attended school 5] Sarah Foulke: 13 yr old female, born Ohio, attended school 6] William Foulke: 12 yr old male, born Ohio, attended school 7] Amasa Foulke: 11 yr old male, born Ohio, attended school Page 61, Line 1: 8] Amasa Baker: 79, male - Born Pennsylvania |
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S9 | Web Page: Judah Foulke ID0109: http://www.foulke.org/genealogy/sheets/sheet437.shtml | |
S10 | Book: Nellie E Evans,
compiler, Hamilton County Cemeteries, Vol 1 (Sheridan,
Indiana: Nellie E Evans, nd; Bk3411), page 6. Extract: "Foulk, Jesse d. 2m 18 d 1875 69yrs 5m." Extract:
"Foulk, Mary w - d 3-6-1888 - 73 yrs 3m 6d"] - |
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S11 | Web Page, Find a Grave Page - Jesse M. Foulke. | |
S12 | Tax Record, U.S. IRS
Tax Assessment Lists, 1862-1918 [database on-line]. Original data:
Records of the Internal Revenue Service. Record Group 58. The
National Archives at Washington, DC. Indiana, District 11; Annual
Lists; 1862. Jesse M. Folk, Jackson Township. www.ancestry.com,
accessed 18 Jan 2019.
Doc5044.pdf . From Image: Sept 1st 1862 - Folk, Jesse M - Jackson Tp - 2 horse carriage - Valuation: $100 - Tax Amount: $2.00 - Tax Due: $2.00 |
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S13 | 1870 US Census, Population Schedule.
Washington Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Census Date 20 Aug
1870. Page 85, Line 24, Dwelling 659, Family 650, Jesse M. Foulke
Household. Original Data: NARA, Roll M593_319. www.ancestry.com,
accessed 26 May 2018. Acc000752/Doc4776.pdf..
From Image: 1] Jesse M. Foulke: Head of household - 64, white male, Retired Farmer, Real Estate value $18000, Personal Estate Value $800 - Born Pennsylvania 2] Mary Foulke: 55, white female, Keeping House - born Pennsylvania 3] Amasa Baker: 89, white male, born Delaware 4] Anna J. Jones: 10, white female, born Minnesota, Attended school |
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S14 | Web Page: Amasa J. Foulke: Newspaper Accounts - 2nd Murder Trial 9-14 Feb 1875 | Link |
S15 | Map: Hamilton County,
Indiana Family Property Maps H on top map - then see Detail
map #4 Shows location of the farms of: Jesse Foulke, George Foulke and John Baker Foulke and several others |
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S16 | Headstone Inscription, Baker
Cemetery, Baker's Corner, Adams Twp, Hamilton Co, Indiana. Extract: Mary B/Wife of/Jesse M Foulke/Died/3 Mo 6, 1888/Aged/73Y 4M 10D/. |
Ph9379-002.tif |
S17 | "United States
Census, 1880," database with images, <i>FamilySearch</i> (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MDL3-Y4W
: 13 Nov 2018), Amasa J Folk, Timber Creek, Marshall, Iowa, United
States; citing enumeration district ED 297, SD 2, Page 17A, Family
146, line 4-7, sheet 233A, NARA microfilm publication T9 (Washington
D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll
0355; FHL microfilm 1,254,355.
Doc4953.pdf From Image: 1] Amasa J. Folk - 30 yr old White Male - Married - Farmer - Born in Ohio - Parents both born in Pennsylvania - 2] Bell Folk - 27 yr old White Female - Wife of head of Household - Married - Housekeeper - Born in Ohio - Parents both born in Pennsylvania - 3] Charles Folk - 7 yr old white male - Son of head, at school - Born in Indiana - Parents both born in Ohio - 4] Mary Folk - 65 yr old white female - mother of Head of household - Widowed - Housekeeper - Born in Pennsylvania - Both parents born in Pennsylvania |
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S19 | Database On-line, "Residents of
Hamilton County, Indiana (1874)" Original Data: The People’s Guide:
A Business, Political and Religious Directory of Hamilton Co., Ind.
by Cline & McHaffie (Indianapolis: Indianapolis Printing and
Publishing House, 1874. Indiana Genealogical Society. Accessed 3 Oct
2010. Acc001550 - EN0017 Extract: Last Name: Foulke - First Name: Jesse M - Township: Jackson Twp - Residence: 1-1/2 miles northwest of Deming - Occupation: Farmer - Birthplace: Pennsylvania - Birth year: 1805 - When settled in County: 1850 - Political Party: Republican - Religion: Friend - Remarks: blank. |
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S20 | Book: Cline & McHaffie,
The People's Guide: A Business, Political and Religious Directory
of Hamilton County, Indiana. Indianapolis, Indiana:
Indianapolis Printing and Pub House, 1874. Bk2975, page 209. Extract: "Foulke, Jesse M.; farmer; 11/2 m n w Deming. Born in Pa. 18095; settled in H.C. 1850. Rep. Friend." |
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S21 | Family History Sheet - Foulke Family Sheets, page 6. Created by Myron Foulke Robbins, Sr. ID0016. Acc001131/Doc0764.pdf | Doc0764.pdf |
S22 | U.S., Encyclopedia of American Quaker
Genealogy, Vol I–VI, 1607–1943. www.ancestry.com. Original Data:
Hinshaw, William Wade, et al., compilers. Encyclopedia of
American Quaker Genealogy. 6 vols. 1936–1950. Reprint,
Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1991–1994., page
302. Marriage of Jesse and Mary Baker Foulke. From Image: Foulke 1843, 4, 28. Jesse M., s Judah & Sarah, Highland County., O.; m in Clear Creek MH, Mary Baker, dt Amasa & Sarah, Highland Co., O. (H) 1843, 7, 22. Mary gct Short Creek MM (H) |
Doc2274.pdf Ancestry.com Record Link |
S23 | Obituary, Jesse M. Foulke,
Noblesville Ledger, 26 Feb 1875, page 1. Scan received from Hamilton
East Public Library, 18 Sept 2017.
Doc4474.pdf. From Image: Last week, as our forms were on the press, we made room for, and published as a rumor, the death of Jesse M. Foulke, from internal hemorrhage. The report was but too true, and it is this week our painful task to confirm it. Mr. Foulke was about seventy years of age, and had been in feeble health for several years. During his attendance at court as a witness in the recent trial of his son, he was so weak as to be scarcely able to stand up in giving his testimony. And immediately after returning home he was attacked and Thursday of last week died. Mr. F. was a native of Pennsylvania, and first settled in Ohio, from whence he moved to this county settling on the farm where he died, we believe. He was esteemed as one of our best citizens, and his death is regretted by scores of warm friends throughout the county. We have been unable to get any reliable data as to his life and services, and would be obliged to any one acquainted with the facts to furnish them for use in our columns. |
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S24 | Obituary, "Rumored
Death of Jesse Foulke." Noblesville Ledger, 19 Feb 1875, page 1.
Obtained scan of article from Hamilton East Public Library, 18 Sept
2017.
Doc4474-002.pdf. From Image: The Ledger William Bodenhamer/ Editor Rumored Death of Jesse Foulke. It was rumored on the street Thursday evening that Jesse Foulke, father of Amasa, had expired at his home during the day of hemorrhage of lungs. We hear this as our forms are going to press, and have not the time to investigate as to its correctness. |
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S25 | Newspaper Article, "70 Years Ago"
Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 23 Apr 1942, page 4, Col
2. Event Date: April 1872. Newspapers.com, accessed 27 Jan 2018.
Doc4599.pdf 70 YEARS AGO The Republicans of Jackson township met at Winders' School house with F. M. Warford, chairman of the township central committee, calling it to order. J. F. Sims was called to the chair and F. M. Warford was secretary. A committee was appointed to select delegates to the different conventions the committee being: T. B. Smith, A. P. Sanders, F. M. Warford, Jesse Foulke and Matthew Wright. The committee reported the delegates to the Congressional convention: E. Reeves, T. B. Smith, A. Pettijohn and H. B. Sanders; alternates: J. R. Carson, Jesse Foulke, A. P. Sanders and J. F. Sims. Delegates to the Judicial and representative conventions: J. Stanton, F. M. Warford, A. Jettijohn, A. Walton, Jesse Foulke, H. B. Sanders, . . . It was decided to hold the mass convention at Cicero in August, 1872, to appoint delegates to the county convention and that township officers be nominated then. |
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S26 | Newspaper Article, "70 Years Ago"
Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 7 Aug 1940, page 4, Col.
2. Newspapers.com, accessed 27 Jan 2018. Doc4602.pdf. 70 YEARS AGO . . Westfield: George Baker is completing a fine two-story house in the north part of town. Talk of two more going up in the same locality, one by Uncle Jesse Foulke, and one by Hezekiah Collins. . . |
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S27 | Newspaper Article, Noblesville Ledger
(Noblesville, Indiana), 16 Nov 1936, page 1, Col. 1. Newspapers.com,
accessed 27 Jan 2018.
Doc4603.pdf. . . . Some of the Madison County towns call to mind incidents in the history of Hamilton County. Going through Chesterfield, in Madison county, the seat of the Spiritualists of Indiana, recalls the great debate on Spiritualism at the great barn of Jesse Foulke, northwest of Deming, seventy-five or so years ago. . . |
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S28 | Newspaper Article, "70 Years Ago"
Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 9 Apr 1940, page 4, Col
2. newspapers.com, accessed 28 Jan 2018.
Doc4607.pdf. 70 YEARS AGO Common Pleas court commences Monday, May 2nd, with a full docket. The jury: Stephen White, Eli Brooks, Noblesville Township; James Yow, and Jesse Foulke, Washington; . . . |
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S29 | Newspaper Article, Noblesville Ledger
(Noblesville, Indiana), 21 June 1937, page 6, Col. 4. newspapers.com,
accessed 28 Jan 2018.
Doc4609.pdf The recent write-up of the three Friends churches . . . He referred to one man that I want to call attention to. He said that Jesse Foulke was not a member of Friends. I think the record will show he was a member of the "Hicksite" branch of the Friends, and possibly his membership was at Pendleton where there is a church. . . |
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S30 | Newspaper Article, "70 Years Ago"
Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 28 Oct 1946, page 4, Col.
1. newspapers.com, accessed 29 Jan 2018. 70 YEARS AGO Mrs. Jesse Foulke has returned from a visit at the Centennial. Note: Was this the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centennial_Exposition |
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S31 | Newspaper Article, "50 Years Ago"
Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 12 March 1938, page 4,
Col. 3. newspapers.com, accessed 29 Jan 2018 50 YEARS AGO Amasa Foulke, of Lincoln Nebraska, came back to Hamilton County to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Jesse Foulke. |
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S32 | Newspaper Article, "75 Years Ago"
Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 14 Apr 1945, page 4, Col.
1. newspapers.com, accessed 1 Feb 2018. 75 YEARS AGO The Common Pleas Court will commence Monday, May 2nd [1870], with a full docket. The members of the Jury are: . . . James Yow and Jesse M. Foulke, Washington; . . . |
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S33 | Obituary, "Death of Mrs. M'Shane"
Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 5 July 1906, page 1, Col.
3.
newspapers.com, accessed 5 Feb 2018.
Doc4630.pdf DEATH OF MRS. M'SHANE Mrs. Frank McShane, a well-known Hamilton county woman died Tuesday afternoon at her home, three miles south of Carmel. She was sixty years of age. She was a sister to John and George Foulke, of near Cicero. Four daughters and one son survive her. The funeral service will be held at the house, Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment at the Farley cemetery. |
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S34 | Database Online. "U. S., Quaker
Meeting Records, 1681-1994". www.ancestry.com, accessed , 18 Sept
2014. Short Creek mm, (Jefferson County, Ohio), Marriages 1829-1911,
page 7, 8.
Doc4790.pdf From Image: Page 8: |
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S35 | Database Online. "U. S., Quaker
Meeting Records, 1681-1994". www.ancestry.com, accessed , 21 Sept
2014. Short Creek mm, Minutes of Women Friends, page 20, 22 Feb
1831.
Doc4791.pdf From Image: Page 20: At Short Creek monthly meeting of women Friends held 22th of 2nd mo 1831 Jefse M Foulke and Mary Yost inform this meeting that they intend marriage with each other. Rachel Larkin and Iona Hollowell are appointed to inquire into the young womans ??? with others and report to next meeting Page 21: At Short Creek monthly meeting of women Friends held 25th of 3rd mo 1831 Jefse M Foulke and Mary Yost appeared at this meeting and declared the continuation of their intentions of marriage with each other and no obstruction appearing they are left at liberty to accomplish the same according to decispline. Martha Wharton and Rachel Larkin are appointed to attend the marriage observe the order thereof and report to the next meeting . . . and of the friends appointed to attend the marriage of Jefse M Foulke and Mary Yost reported that they attended and considered it orderly accomplished |
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S36 | Birth Record, "Iowa, Delayed Birth
Records, 1856-1940" [database on-line]. James Owen McShane, 26 Feb
1907. www.ancestry.com, accessed 21 Aug 2018.
Doc4832.pdf. From Image: 417859 Iowa State Department of Health - Division of Vital Statistics Birth Certificate Affidavit I, Mrs. Edna C. McShane, being duly sworn, depose and say that I am 55 years of age; that I have known the person named herein for 32 yrs years; that I reside at 5210 Florida Str., in the County of Wayne-Detroit, Mich.; that the answers given to the following questions are true and correct Full Name of Child: James Owen McShane Place of Birth: County of Woodbury City of Sioux City, Iowa. Sex of Child: Male Date of Birth: Feb. 26th 1907 Name of Physician: Dr. Lawrence Father: James William McShane, Residence at time of birth: Sioux City, Iowa Color White, Age at time of birth: 23 years Occupation at time of this birth: Dairy-Man Mother: Edna C. Owens Residence at time of this birth: Blank Color White - Age at time of this birth: 23 years Occupation at time of this birth: Housewife That the basis of my knowledge for answers given above is as follows Mother of child Signature: Mrs. Edna C. McShane, Relationship: Mother Date: 29 July 1939 |
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S37 | Civil War Service, William F. McShane.
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S39 | Land Record, Deed,
Harrison County, Ohio, Recorders Office, Deed Record, Vol. N,
1850-1852, Page 51. Date: 28 Sept 1850. Sellers: Jesse M. Foulke,
ID0088 and Mary Foulke, ID0090, Buyer: David Hall.
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S40 | Deed, Hamilton County, Indiana,
9 Apr 1851. David M. Anthony to Jesse M. Foulke, ID0088. Hamilton
Deed records v.O, Dec. 1850-Jan. 1852, page 223. Repository:
Hamilton County, Indiana Recorders Office, Noblesville, Indiana.
Doc6649.pdf - Doc6649-DeedImage.pdf - Doc6649-Transcription(FromImage).pdf Notes from Transcription: (OCR, FamilySearch and Deed Images) [7] - Deed Location: Hamilton County, Indiana - Seller: David M. Anthony of Hamilton County, Indiana and his wife Margaret - Buyer: Jesse M. Foulke of Hamilton County, Indiana - Date: 9 Apr 1851 - - Amount: $4260.00 - Land description Acreage: - 182 37/100 acres (Line 16) - 1.25 acre (Line 9, 13, 14) - 2 acres set aside for meeting house for Weslyn Methodists (Line 21) - 102 64/100 acres (Line 26, 27) |
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Mary Baker Foulke Abt 1880 Ph9275-012B.jpg |
Mary Baker Foulke Abt 1885 Ph12614.jpg |
Jesse Foulke Family, Before 1875 Seated: Mary Baker Foulke - Jesse M. Foulke Back: John, ID0091 - William ID0095 - Sarah ID0093 - George ID0076 - Amasa ID0097 Ph9275-010.tif Hi-Res Image |
Jesse M. Foulke Farm West side of Anthony Rd. Just south of 236th St. Taken: 17 may 1986 Taken 1986 Ph11224-001.jpg Hi-Res Image |
Jesse M. Foulke Barn West side of Anthony Rd. Just south of 236th St. Taken: 17 may 1986 Taken 1986 Ph11224-002.jpg Hi-Res Image |
Headstone Jessed Foulke Bakers Corner Cemetery Ph9379-003.jpg |
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