Rev. George Marshall of Bethel Presbyterian Church wrote of his death "Long a ruling Elder in Bethel Church and much esteemed by all who knew him. He is gone, it is hoped, to Heaven." - no known tombstone at this time. but his 2nd wife and 10 young children are all also buried there, per Rev. Marshall's writings - some apparently had tombstones (per 1936 DAR transcriptions on USGenWeb), yet none are photographed.
James Barclay Foster wrote his will in January 1845, (WB vol 6 p 1)and left $1 to each of his children from his 1st marriage, and all of his Real Estate and personal property to his 3rd wife Rachel M Foster. Nothing else, at this point, is known of her. /DRH2023
James Barclay Foster wrote his will in January 1845, (WB vol 6 p 1)and left $1 to each of his children from his 1st marriage, and all of his Real Estate and personal property to his 3rd wife Rachel M Foster. Nothing else, at this point, is known of her. /DRH2023
Rev. George Marshall of Bethel Presbyterian Church wrote of his death "Long a ruling Elder in Bethel Church and much esteemed by all who knew him. He is gone, it is hoped, to Heaven." - no known tombstone at this time. but his 2nd wife and 10 young children are all also buried there, per Rev. Marshall's writings - some apparently had tombstones (per 1936 DAR transcriptions on USGenWeb), yet none are photographed.
James Barclay Foster wrote his will in January 1845, (WB vol 6 p 1)and left $1 to each of his children from his 1st marriage, and all of his Real Estate and personal property to his 3rd wife Rachel M Foster. Nothing else, at this point, is known of her. /DRH2023
James Barclay Foster wrote his will in January 1845, (WB vol 6 p 1)and left $1 to each of his children from his 1st marriage, and all of his Real Estate and personal property to his 3rd wife Rachel M Foster. Nothing else, at this point, is known of her. /DRH2023
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