Thomas DeHaven Foulke was born in 1832 in Richlandtown to Everard Edward Foulke and Frances 'Fannie' Watson. His grandfather was a tax collector and was involved in the Fries Rebellion against them.
Everard and Frances Foulke moved their family into Ohio and then into Illlinois. They were farmers and Thomas and brothers worked on the farm. Thomas D. enlisted at the same time as his brother Lester E. in the Civil War 1 Jul 1863.
Thomas Dehaven Foulke married Maria Eunice Whiteman on 23 Dec 1868, They had four children.
Fannie Watson Foulke - 1869
Charles Watson Foulke - 1872
Edith E. Foulke - 1875
Thomas Evert Foulke - 1878-1942.
'The Historical Collections Relating to Gwynedd, a township in Montgomery County, Pennsyl;vania." by Howard M Jenkins, Thomas DeHaven Foulke and his brother Lester Everard Foulke were associated in business together, 'T.D. Foulke and Brother". They purchased and conducted the business for 'Arthur Springs Stock Farm' near Sidney, Illinois. In 1882, Thomas purchased his brother Lester's interest in their business. This was the year that Lester married Lenora Martha Duncan.
Later Thomas' health began to fail. He retired from his business about 1888, about 5 years prior to his death in 1893. He is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery, Sidney, Champaign County, Illinois.
(The headstone order for Thomas D Foulke gives birth death date as 20 Nov. 1893 and burial location as Mount Hope Cemetery in Sidney, Illinois. He served in Company F, 71st Regiment, Illinois Infantry. Headstone supplied by W.H. Gross, Lee, Mass.) (There is another Thomas D Foullke buried in this cemetery with a death year of 1901. This would not be the same Thomas D. Foulke.)
Everard and Frances Foulke moved their family into Ohio and then into Illlinois. They were farmers and Thomas and brothers worked on the farm. Thomas D. enlisted at the same time as his brother Lester E. in the Civil War 1 Jul 1863.
Thomas Dehaven Foulke married Maria Eunice Whiteman on 23 Dec 1868, They had four children.
Fannie Watson Foulke - 1869
Charles Watson Foulke - 1872
Edith E. Foulke - 1875
Thomas Evert Foulke - 1878-1942.
'The Historical Collections Relating to Gwynedd, a township in Montgomery County, Pennsyl;vania." by Howard M Jenkins, Thomas DeHaven Foulke and his brother Lester Everard Foulke were associated in business together, 'T.D. Foulke and Brother". They purchased and conducted the business for 'Arthur Springs Stock Farm' near Sidney, Illinois. In 1882, Thomas purchased his brother Lester's interest in their business. This was the year that Lester married Lenora Martha Duncan.
Later Thomas' health began to fail. He retired from his business about 1888, about 5 years prior to his death in 1893. He is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery, Sidney, Champaign County, Illinois.
(The headstone order for Thomas D Foulke gives birth death date as 20 Nov. 1893 and burial location as Mount Hope Cemetery in Sidney, Illinois. He served in Company F, 71st Regiment, Illinois Infantry. Headstone supplied by W.H. Gross, Lee, Mass.) (There is another Thomas D Foullke buried in this cemetery with a death year of 1901. This would not be the same Thomas D. Foulke.)
Thomas DeHaven Foulke was born in 1832 in Richlandtown to Everard Edward Foulke and Frances 'Fannie' Watson. His grandfather was a tax collector and was involved in the Fries Rebellion against them.
Everard and Frances Foulke moved their family into Ohio and then into Illlinois. They were farmers and Thomas and brothers worked on the farm. Thomas D. enlisted at the same time as his brother Lester E. in the Civil War 1 Jul 1863.
Thomas Dehaven Foulke married Maria Eunice Whiteman on 23 Dec 1868, They had four children.
Fannie Watson Foulke - 1869
Charles Watson Foulke - 1872
Edith E. Foulke - 1875
Thomas Evert Foulke - 1878-1942.
'The Historical Collections Relating to Gwynedd, a township in Montgomery County, Pennsyl;vania." by Howard M Jenkins, Thomas DeHaven Foulke and his brother Lester Everard Foulke were associated in business together, 'T.D. Foulke and Brother". They purchased and conducted the business for 'Arthur Springs Stock Farm' near Sidney, Illinois. In 1882, Thomas purchased his brother Lester's interest in their business. This was the year that Lester married Lenora Martha Duncan.
Later Thomas' health began to fail. He retired from his business about 1888, about 5 years prior to his death in 1893. He is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery, Sidney, Champaign County, Illinois.
(The headstone order for Thomas D Foulke gives birth death date as 20 Nov. 1893 and burial location as Mount Hope Cemetery in Sidney, Illinois. He served in Company F, 71st Regiment, Illinois Infantry. Headstone supplied by W.H. Gross, Lee, Mass.) (There is another Thomas D Foullke buried in this cemetery with a death year of 1901. This would not be the same Thomas D. Foulke.)
Everard and Frances Foulke moved their family into Ohio and then into Illlinois. They were farmers and Thomas and brothers worked on the farm. Thomas D. enlisted at the same time as his brother Lester E. in the Civil War 1 Jul 1863.
Thomas Dehaven Foulke married Maria Eunice Whiteman on 23 Dec 1868, They had four children.
Fannie Watson Foulke - 1869
Charles Watson Foulke - 1872
Edith E. Foulke - 1875
Thomas Evert Foulke - 1878-1942.
'The Historical Collections Relating to Gwynedd, a township in Montgomery County, Pennsyl;vania." by Howard M Jenkins, Thomas DeHaven Foulke and his brother Lester Everard Foulke were associated in business together, 'T.D. Foulke and Brother". They purchased and conducted the business for 'Arthur Springs Stock Farm' near Sidney, Illinois. In 1882, Thomas purchased his brother Lester's interest in their business. This was the year that Lester married Lenora Martha Duncan.
Later Thomas' health began to fail. He retired from his business about 1888, about 5 years prior to his death in 1893. He is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery, Sidney, Champaign County, Illinois.
(The headstone order for Thomas D Foulke gives birth death date as 20 Nov. 1893 and burial location as Mount Hope Cemetery in Sidney, Illinois. He served in Company F, 71st Regiment, Illinois Infantry. Headstone supplied by W.H. Gross, Lee, Mass.) (There is another Thomas D Foullke buried in this cemetery with a death year of 1901. This would not be the same Thomas D. Foulke.)
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