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Parents - Hugh Edward Foulke and Eleanor Hugh
Parents - Ann John Williams and Mary Evans
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6 Jul 1685 Hugh Born - Coed-y-Foel, Merionethshire, Wales  S1 page 129,    S2 page 233,    S3 page 89,    S4 page 2,    S5,
6 Jan 1693 Ann Born - Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
Bef 1698 Residence, Hugh:  Merionethshire County, Wales  S1 page 120,  
1698 Mary Evans Williams Dies (Mother of Ann)
3 Apr 1698 Emigration, Hugh:  Coed-y-Foel, Merionethshire County, Wales    (Hugh, his parents and siblings)   Emigration/Immigration Page
17 July 1698 Immigration, Hugh:  Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania  (Hugh, his parents and siblings)   Emigration/Immigration Page
1698 Residence, Hugh:  Penllyn, Bucks (Present-day Montgomery) County, Pennsylvania  S1 page 129,  
Stayed here until his marriage in 1713

Extract: "Upon arriving in Pennsylvania, Edward Foulke bought seven hundred acres of land sixteen miles from Philadelphia."  S8 page 703,  

Extract: "I [Edward Foulke] soon purchased a fine tract of land of about seven hundred acres, sixteen miles form Philadelphia, on a part of which I settled, and divers others of our company, who came over sea with us, settled near me at the same time. This was the beginning of November, 1698, aforesaid, and the township was called Gwynedd or North Wales."  S6 page 89,

4 Apr 1713 Married -
24 Sept 1714 Daughter Mary born -
2 May 1716 Daughter Martha born -
4 Feb 1718 Son Samuel Born -
19 March 1720 Daughter Eleanor Born -
21 Feb 1722 Son John Born -
14 Mar 1724 Son Thomas Born -
21 Feb 1726 Son Theophilus Born -
10 Feb 1728 Son William Born -
19 Dec 1729 Son Edward Born -
1730 Hugh Signature:  Bucks County, Pennsylvania -
SourcesS1 page 129,   S3 page 462,   
Images http://usgwarchives.net/pa/bucksp/1picts/davis/28signatures.jpg    I1,
1 March 1732 Daughter Ann Born -
16 Jan 1733 Eleanor Hugh Foulke Dies (Mother of Hugh)
3 March 1734 Daughter Jane Born -
16 Jan 1740 Property:  313.5 acres, Richland Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania - S6 pages 460 and 789,    S14, S15,
Aft 1741 Edward Foulke Dies (Father of Hugh)
Aug 1745 Epidemic:  Diphtheria Epidemic spread through the Gwynedd Friends - S13
8 Mar 1747 Son Edward Dies -
20 Apr 1756 Daughter Mary Dies -
21 May 1760 Hugh Dies - Richland, Bucks, Pennsylvania  S1 page 130,    S2 page 233, 235,     S3 page 89,
BuriedRichland Friends Meeting Burial Ground - Find a Grave Page -
1 Aug 1771 Daughter Jane Dies -
9 Oct 1773 Ann Dies - Bucks, Pennsylvania
BuriedRichland Friends Meeting Burial Ground - Find a Grave Page -
   
  Religion
- Hugh was a Minister for 40 years - Friends Church - S3 page 89,   S6 page 460,
- About 1730 - Named Overseer at Richland mm - "Named overseer of Richland Preparative Meeting -- An Accepted minister of the Society of Friends -- Served Richalnd mm as a minister for upwards of 30 years."  S1 page 130,
  Property:  Hugh
"Hugh Foulke, born in 1685, and died in 1760, purchased three hundred and thirteen and a half acres, which were surveyed to him on a verbal order of the Proprietary."  S3 page 460,  
   
17 Apr 1781 Daughter Martha Dies -
4 Nov 1785 Son Theophilus Dies -
31 March 1786 Son Thomas Dies -
14 Dec 1786 Daughter Ann Dies -
25 May 1787 Son John Dies -
11 Apr 1796 Son William Dies -
21 Jan 1797 Son Samuel Dies -
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

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Children
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Samuel Foulke ID0147 (My Ancestor) -
Mary Foulke ID2296 -
Martha Foulke ID2307 -
Eleanor Foulke ID2310 -
John Foulke ID2312    -
Thomas Foulke ID2314  -
Theophilus Foulke ID2316    -
William Foulke ID2318    -
Edward Foulke ID2320   -
Ann Foulke ID2321    - 
Jane Foulke ID2323    -

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Sources
 

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S1 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 129.

Repository http://search.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=48400&iid=UpperBucks-003366-i

Extract, page 120:
"But in process of time i had an inclination to remove thence with my family to the Province of Pennsylvania, and in order thereto we set out on the 3rd day of the Second Month (April) 1698, and came in two days to Liverpool, where with divers others who intended to go the voyage, we took shipping the 17th of the same month on Board the Robert and Elizabeth and the next day set sail for Ireland, where we arrived and stayed until the first of third month (May) and then sailed again for Pennsylvania. We were about eleven weeks at sea and the sore distemper of the Bloody Flux broke out in the vessel, of which died forty-five persons in our passage. The distemper was so mortal that two or three Corps were cast overboard every day while it continued. But through the favor of Divine Providence, I, with my wife and nine children escaped that sore mortality and arrived safe at Philadelphia about the 17th of 5th Month (July) where we were kindly received and entertained by our friends and old acquaintances until I purchased a tract of about 700 acres of Land about 16 miles from Philadelphia, on a part of which I settled, and divers others of our company who came over sea together settled near me about the same time, which was the beginning of November, 1698, aforesaid, and the township was named Gwynedd or North Wales.

This account was written the 14th of the 11th Month (January) 1702, in British (or Welsh) by Edward Foulke [ID0168] and translated (in 1810) by Samuel Foulke." ID0147

Note: About an 11 week journey - many people suffered from distemper of bloody flux - 45 died, but none of the Foulke family.
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S2 Book:  Jenkins, Howard M. Historical Collections Relating to Gynedd: A Township of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, Settled, 1698, by Immigrants from Wales, with some data referring to the Adjoining Township of Montgomery, also settled by Welsh, Second edition. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Howard M Jenkins, 1897. Bk2910

 

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S3 Book:  Davis, W W H, Warren S Ely and John W Jordan. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania: From the discovery of the Delaware to the Present Time, Volume 3, Second Edition. New York: The Lewis Publishing Co, 1905. Bk3104.

Extract, page 89: "...Edward Foulke, who emigrated from Wales in 1698 and settled in Gwynedd, now Montgomery County, Pennsylvania... in progress of time I had an inclination to remove with my family to the Province of Pennsylvania: and in order thereto we set out on the 3d day of the 32d-month, A.D. 1698, and came in two days to Liverpool, where with divers others, who intended to go the voyage, we took shipping, the 17th of the same month on board the 'Robert and Elizabeth,' and the next day set sail for Ireland, where we arrived, and stayed until the 1st of the 3d month, May, and then sailed again for Pennsylvania, and were about eleven weeks at sea....arrive safe at Philadelphia, the 17th day of the 5th-month, July, where we were kindly received and hospitably entertained by our friends and old acquaintances."
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S4 Family Group Sheets:  Foulke Family Sheets. Created by Myron Foulke Robbins, Sr ID0016. Acc001131/ Doc0764.pdf Doc0764.pdf
S5 Web Page:  Foulke Family.org Link
S6 Book:  Davis, W W H. The History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania: From the Discovery of the Delaware to the Present Time. Doylestown, PA: Democrat Book and Job Office Print, 1876. Bk3104 Archive.org
S7 Web Page http://www.foulke.org/history/docs/voyage.html

Extract:  "... We lived at a place called Coed-y-foel, a beautiful farm belonging to Roger Price, Esq. of Rhiwalas, at Merionethshire, aforesaid. But in process of time, I had an inclination to remove my family to the Province of Pennsylvania; and in order there, to we set out on the 3d day of the 2d month, A.D. 1698, and came in two days time to Liverpool where, with divers others who intended to go on the voyage, we took shipping the 17th of the same month on board the Robert and Elizabeth, and the next day set sail for Ireland, where we arrived and stayed until the first of the third month, May, and then sailed again for Pennsylvania, and were about eleven weeks at sea. And the sore distemper of the bloody flux broke out in the vessel, of which died in our passage, five and fourty persons. The distemper was so mortal that two or three corpses were cast overboard each day while it lasted.
"But through the favor of Mercy and of Divine Providence, I with my wife and nine children escaped that sore mortality, and arrived safe in Philadelphia, the 17th of the 5th month, July, where were kindly received and hospitably entertained by our friends and old acquaintances."
 
S8 Book:  John F. Haines, History of Hamilton County, Indiana..... (Indianapolis, Indiana: B. F. Bowen, 1915), Bk2922

Extract, page 703: "He came to America, arriving here on July 17, 1698, after spending eleven weeks on the ocean. During the voyage across, two or three died each day, but Mr. Foulke and his wife and nine children were all spared."
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S9 Database Online - "Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s". Edward Foulke. 1698. www.ancestry.com , accessed 2 Nov 2007. Acc000970

1. Name: Edward Foulke - Year: 1698 - Place: Pennsylvania - Source Publication Code: 2606.13 - Source: Welsh Founders of Pennsylvania, vol 2, page 39 [Bk2909 - S10, ]
2. Name: Edward Foulke - Year: 1698 - Place: Pennsylvania - Family Members: With family - Source Publication Code: 2606.12 - Source: Welsh Founders of Pennsylvania, vol 1, pages 142, 168 - [Bk2909 - S10, ]
3. Name: Edward Foulke - Year: 1698 - Place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Family Members: 9 Children - Source Publication Code: 9448 - Source: Immigrant Ancestors, page 31,[ Bk3448 - S11, ]
4. Name Edward Foulke - Year: 1698 - Place: Pennsylvania - Source Publication Code: 983 - Source: Welsh Settlement of Pennsylvania, page 300, 596 - [Bk2912 - S12, ]

 
S10 Book:  Glenn, Thomas Allen. Welsh Founders of Pennsylvania. Oxford Ed. Fox, Jones & Co, 1911-1913. - Bk2909  
S11 Book:  Virkus, Frederick Adams. Immigrant ancestors: a list of 2,500 immigrants to America before 1750. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Pub Co, 1963, reprint 1986 - Bk3448  
S12 Book:  Browning, Charles H. Welsh Settlement of Pensylvania. Philadelphia: William J Campbell, 1912. - Bk2912  
S13 Web Page:  "West Point, PA:  Early History"  http://www.westpointpa.com/History/History.html - Accessed, 7 Feb 2012.  Includes information about the formation of Gwynedd Township in present-day Montgomery County.  
S14 Pennsylvania Archives, Series 3, Volume 3, Proprietary Rights, pages 245, 246. www.fold3.com/Image/#3195659 & 3195660  - Accessed 7 Feb 2012. Acc000966.

Extract:
Page 245: "123. Hugh Foulk, Warr't for 213-1/2 acres, Part of ditto, Dated 10th Dec'r, 1740" Page 246: "148. Hugh Foulke, Draft 313-1/2 acres, part of Richland Manor, Ret'd, &c., 16th Jan'y, 1740."

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S15 Web Page:  "The Hugh Foulke House"  Link
S16 Family History Sheet - Family History Sheet, Edward Foulke. http://www.foulke.org/genealogy/sheets/sheet002.shtml  - Acc000925  
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