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Quincy Colver
M, #4901, d. before 1904
Parents
| Father | Hiram Colver (b. 1821, d. 1858) |
| Mother | Marie Ward (b. circa 1821, d. 1891) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Quincy Colver was born in Oregon.
Quincy Colver died before 1904.
Quincy Colver died before 1904.
| Last Edited | 22 March 2002 |
Samuel T. Foudray
M, #4902, b. 31 May 1844, d. 24 April 1916
Parents
| Father | Sacheverell ("Chev") Foudray (b. 14 January 1804, d. 14 July 1881) |
| Mother | Eleanor "Ellen" Hamlet (b. 1808) |
| Pedigree Link |
Family: Clarissa J. ("Clarcy") Miller (b. 28 February 1855, d. 16 September 1931)
| Daughter | Bertha Foudray (b. 3 September 1885, d. 18 October 1973) |
Foudray, Samuel T., Bertha & C
Biography
Samuel T. Foudray was born on 31 May 1844 in Hillsboro, Fleming County, Kentucky.1,2,3 He married Clarissa J. ("Clarcy") Miller on 17 April 1875 in Fulton County, Indiana.1,4,3
Samuel T. Foudray died on 24 April 1916 in Coffee County, Tennessee, at age 71.2 He was buried in Coffee County, Tennessee.2
Samuel T. Foudray died on 24 April 1916 in Coffee County, Tennessee, at age 71.2 He was buried in Coffee County, Tennessee.2
He was in the 5th Regiment of the Indiana Calvalry (90th Regiment, Indiana Volunteers) in the Civil War.
Samuel T. Foudray, an enterprising and progressive farmer of Jefferson Township, Pulaski County, who was born in Fleming County, Kentucky, near Hillsboro, May 31, 1844, his parents being Sacheverell and Ellen (Hamlet) Foudray. The father was of French lineage and lost his own father during his infancy. During early manhood he [Sacheverell] was married to Ellen Hamlet, in Fleming County, Kentucky, and there made his home until 1853, when he removed to Fulton County, Indiana, settling on a farm, which he made his home until he went to Bloomingsburg, Indiana, where he engaged in merchandising, being also Postmaster of that town for fourteen years. He also served as Justice of the Peace and was Assessor of the township. In his political views he was a Democrat, and in religious faith a Universalist. His life was upright and honorable, and at all times he merited and enjoyed the confidence of his fellowmen. He died in 1882, at the age of seventy-five years. His children were Betty Ann, John H., Hannah, Josephine, James V., Susan, Samuel T. and Butler. Three of the sons, John, James and Samuel, were loyal defenders of the Union in the war of the Rebellion. John was a drummer in the Sixteenth Kentucky Infantry and participated in the Battle of Atlanta, and James was in the Fifth Indiana Cavalry.
Samuel T. Foudray was a youth of nine summers when he came with his parents to Indiana [in 1853]. He obtained his education in the common schools, and was reared on the home farm, aiding in clearing the land and transforming it into rich fields. He also worked in a sawmill to a limited extent, but during the Civil War he put aside all personal considerations, enlisting June 15, 1862, at Rochester, Indiana, and being mustered in September 6, at Indianapolis, as a member of Company I, Ninetieth Indiana Infantry or Fifth Cavalry. He was mustered out at Pulaski, Tennessee, June 15, 1865, and was honorably discharge in Indianapolis. He participated in the chase after General John Morgan, following him from Cumberland, Kentucky, to Buffington Island, Ohio, where his regiment captured thirteen hundred Confederate prisoners. Mr. Foudray was also in the battle of Knoxville, Tennessee, and in the famous Atlanta Campaign was under fire for seventy-two days. He took part in the engagements at Atlanta, Kenesaw Mountain, Lovejoy Station, Rome, Burnt Hickory and many skirmishes, and went on General Stoneman's famous raid. After the battle of Macon he was captured, at Sunshine Church, by the forces of General Joseph Wheeler, and was taken to Andersonville, where he was confined for five months and twenty days, suffering all the hardships of prison life. He was captured July 28, 1864, placed in Andersonville about the 1st of August [1864], and paroled December 20, 1864. At the time of his capture he was a strong young man, weighing less than one hundred and twenty pounds, but he was even then much more fortunate than many of his comrades, for he was never ill during that time, his reduced weight being occasioned by the lack of nutritious food. He was forced to live on corn bread made form meal oftentimes unfit for human food, and once or twice a week a small portion of bacon or a little corn or rice were added to the bill of fare. Mr. Foudray was also robbed by the Confederates of all of his clothing, being allowed to retain only a pair of trousers, a cotton shirt and an old hat. His boots being taken from him, he was forced to go barefooted throughout his prison life. He had no cooking utensils, save an old tin cup, in which he prepared his entire meal, and at the close of the war he returned home with the cup as a relic of his army life. The drinking water was obtained from a creek that ran through the stockade, and was very much polluted; but on one occasion, after a terrible thunderstorm, it was found that a spring had forced its way through the ground, and form that time on it yielded an inexhaustible supply of fresh, pure water, which was a godsend to the poor soldier boys in that hot summer, when the unclean water was spreading disease throughout their ranks. After being taken from Andersonville, Mr. Foudray was transferred to Florence, where he found prison life by no means improved, and in some conditions even worse than at Andersonville. The horror of the situation was often too terrible for description. When paroled he was taken to Annapolis, Maryland, where he remained for a few days, when he was granted a furlough and returned home, remaining until April 2, 1865, when he rejoined his regiment at Pulaski, Tennessee, where he served until the cessation of hostilities. He was never ill or wounded, but as always found at his post of duty, cheerfully and loyally defending the old flag and the cause it represented.
When the war was over Mr. Foudray resumed farming in Indiana, and also engaged in the manufacture of lumber at various places. He was married in Fulton County, Indiana, April 18, 1875, to Clarissa J. Miller, who was born February 28, 1855, in Palestine, Kosciusko County, Indiana, a daughter of Jacob and Mary A. (Windbigler) Miller. In early life her father was a druggist, but later became a farmer. He was a representative of one of the old Pennsylvania Dutch families, and in Palestine, Indiana, he [Jacob] wedded Mary A. Brockey, a widow, and the daughter of John and Polly (Borchter) Windbigler. Her father was a prominent farmer and owned three hundred acres of land near Rensselaer, Indiana, at the time of his death. Jacob Miller, the father of Mrs. Foudray, was a farmer of Kosciusko County, and died there at the age of fifty years. His children were Susannah and Mary Ann, twins, the former now deceased; and Clarissa J. Miller. Mrs. Miller was three times married, her first union being with Jonas Brockey, by whom she had five children: Levina, Fiana, Nathaniel, Elizabeth and Mariette. Her third husband was Charles Osburn, by whom she had a son, Jeremiah. Mr. and Mrs. Foudray have but one child, Bertha, who was born in Fulton County, Indiana, September 3, 1885.
After their marriage [in 1875], Mr. and Mrs. Foudray located in Fulton County, Indiana, where he engaged in sawmill work. He purchased and operated a sawmill and carried on the lumber business, both in Rochester and Medaryville, his connection with that enterprise continuing for twelve years. He purchased timberland in Fulton County, and used the forest trees in his mill, his business returning to him a good income. In 1893 he purchased one hundred and twelve acres of wild and very wetland, and at once began the development of a farm. He has drained the place, has erected excellent buildings, planted a fine orchard and small fruits, and now has one of the most highly cultivated and desirable farm properties in the [Pulaski] county. It is marvelous what he has accomplished within six years [1899], and his farm may well be regarded as a monument to his enterprise, thrift and business ability.
Mr. and Mrs. Foudray are most highly esteemed residents of the community, and are consistent members and active workers in the Church of God. In his political connections he is a Republican, and served as Constable in Newcastle Township, Fulton County. He formerly belonged to Bloomingsburg Lodge, I.O.O.F., and served as its recording secretary. He is a self-made man, owing his prosperity entirely to his own efforts. He is most reliable and trustworthy in all trade transactions, is accounted one of the substantial citizens of the community, and well merits the respect in which he is uniformly held.1
Samuel T. Foudray's widow, Clarisa J. Foundray, apparently then living in Tennessee, filed for a pension as a result of his service in the Civil War.5
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Citations
- [S247] unknown author Biographical history of Tippecanoe, White, Jasper, Newton, Benton, Warren and Pulaski Counties, Indiana, Vol. I, pages 600-02 (Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Co., 1899). Hereinafter cited as Biographical history of Tippecanoe, White, Jasper, Newton, Benton, Warren and Pulaski Counties, Indiana.
- [S908] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com, Samuel T. Foudray
Birth: May 31, 1844
Fleming County, Kentucky
Death: Apr. 21, 1916
Coffee County, Tennessee
Source: Biographical history of Tippecanoe, White, Jasper, Newton, Benton, Warren and Pulaski Counties, Indiana, Volume II.
Publication: The Lewis Publishing Co., Chicago, 1899
Parents:
S. Foudray (1804 - 1881)
Ellen Hamlett Foudray (1808 - 1884)
Spouse:
Clarissa J. Miller Foudray (1855 - 1931)
Children:
Bertha Foudray Jarrell (1885 - 1973)*
Siblings:
Josephine Foudray Fairchild (1837 - 1920)*
James O. Foudray (1840 - ____)*
Susan Ellen Foudray (1843 - 1863)*
Samuel T. Foudray (1844 - 1916)
Inscription: “Member of GAR” “An Honest Man the Noblest Work of God”
Burial: Shady Grove Cemetery
Shady Grove, Coffee County, Tennessee
Plot: C-483
Created by: Tim Osborne
Record added: Sep 27, 2014
Find A Grave Memorial# 136514210. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave. - [S1211] e-mail message from Mary MacDonald (email address) to Paul B. Van Buren. Hereinafter cited as "e-mail from Mary MacDonald".
- [S1053] Fulton County, Indiana - Marriages (Rochester, Indiana: Tombaugh House, 1985), Claresa Miller & Samuel T. Foudray, April 17, 1874 - Book C, page 238
. Hereinafter cited as Fulton County, Indiana - Marriages. - [S251] U.S., Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934, online www.ancestry.com. Hereinafter cited as U.S., Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934.
Thomas Elbert Foudray1
M, #4903, b. 28 October 1846, d. 17 May 1900
Parents
| Father | Addison Monroe Foudray (b. 10 March 1823, d. 30 January 1905) |
| Mother | Nancy Ellen Havens (b. 28 September 1826, d. 1 August 1875) |
| Pedigree Link |
Family: Mary Catherine Poundstone (b. 30 September 1856, d. 24 October 1937)
| Son | Elbertie Foudray (b. 30 September 1878, d. 17 January 1957) |
| Son | William Thomas Foudray (b. 11 May 1886, d. 24 March 1946) |
Biography
Thomas Elbert Foudray was born on 28 October 1846 in Kentucky.1
Thomas Elbert Foudray married Mary Catherine Poundstone in 1876.1
Thomas Elbert Foudray died on 17 May 1900 at age 53.1
Thomas Elbert Foudray married Mary Catherine Poundstone in 1876.1
Thomas Elbert Foudray died on 17 May 1900 at age 53.1
Thomas Elbert Foudray appeared on the census of 4 September 1850 in the household of Addison Monroe Foudray and Nancy Ellen Foudray in Division 2, Fleming County, Kentucky, which lists Adison [sic] Foudray, age 37, a farmer, apparently not owning any real estate; his wife Nancy Ellen, 23, their son Thomas E., 3; their daughter Amanda E., 1; and Thomas P., 11, who was Addison's younger brother (the child of William Derrick Foudray and his first wife Elizabeth Williams). All were born in Kentucky.2 Thomas Elbert Foudray appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Addison Monroe Foudray and Nancy Ellen Foudray in Centre North, Marion County, Indiana, which lists Addison Foudray, 37, and his wife Nancy, 32, both born in Kentucky; and their children, Thomas, 13, born in Kentucky, Amanda, 11, born in Kentucky, Leah, 9, borin in Kentucky, James, 7, born in Indiana, Alfred, 5, born in Kentucky, George, 3, born in Kentucky, and Martha, 3 months, born in Indiana.3
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Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
- [S256] Addison Foudray household, 1850 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository Roll 432_199, Page 389, Dwelling & Family #411, Image 556.
- [S9] 1860 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com, Centre North, Marion County, Indiana (Addison Foudray household.)
Mary Catherine Poundstone1
F, #4904, b. 30 September 1856, d. 24 October 1937
| Pedigree Link |
Family: Thomas Elbert Foudray (b. 28 October 1846, d. 17 May 1900)
| Son | Elbertie Foudray (b. 30 September 1878, d. 17 January 1957) |
| Son | William Thomas Foudray (b. 11 May 1886, d. 24 March 1946) |
Biography
Mary Catherine Poundstone was born on 30 September 1856.1
Mary Catherine Poundstone married Thomas Elbert Foudray, son of Addison Monroe Foudray and Nancy Ellen Havens, in 1876.1
Mary Catherine Poundstone died on 24 October 1937 at age 81.1
Mary Catherine Poundstone married Thomas Elbert Foudray, son of Addison Monroe Foudray and Nancy Ellen Havens, in 1876.1
Mary Catherine Poundstone died on 24 October 1937 at age 81.1
| Last Edited | 24 March 2002 |
Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
Elbertie Foudray1
M, #4905, b. 30 September 1878, d. 17 January 1957
Parents
| Father | Thomas Elbert Foudray (b. 28 October 1846, d. 17 May 1900) |
| Mother | Mary Catherine Poundstone (b. 30 September 1856, d. 24 October 1937) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Elbertie Foudray was born on 30 September 1878.1
Elbertie Foudray died on 17 January 1957 at age 78.1
Elbertie Foudray died on 17 January 1957 at age 78.1
| Last Edited | 24 March 2002 |
Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
William Thomas Foudray1
M, #4906, b. 11 May 1886, d. 24 March 1946
Parents
| Father | Thomas Elbert Foudray (b. 28 October 1846, d. 17 May 1900) |
| Mother | Mary Catherine Poundstone (b. 30 September 1856, d. 24 October 1937) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
William Thomas Foudray was born on 11 May 1886.1
William Thomas Foudray died on 24 March 1946 at age 59.1
William Thomas Foudray died on 24 March 1946 at age 59.1
| Last Edited | 24 March 2002 |
Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
Amanda Elizabeth Foudray1
F, #4907, b. 5 March 1849, d. 14 March 1936
Parents
| Father | Addison Monroe Foudray (b. 10 March 1823, d. 30 January 1905) |
| Mother | Nancy Ellen Havens (b. 28 September 1826, d. 1 August 1875) |
| Pedigree Link |
Family: John Lynch Aulgur (b. 28 March 1836, d. 28 July 1918)
| Daughter | Laura Ellen Aulgur (b. 1 April 1871, d. 5 July 1878) |
| Daughter | Louisianna Coffee Aulgur+ (b. 5 August 1872, d. 31 January 1960) |
| Daughter | Lulu Belle Aulgur (b. 12 January 1874, d. 16 January 1875) |
| Son | Alfred F. Aulgur (b. 14 May 1875, d. 28 January 1876) |
| Daughter | Nellie E. Aulgur+ (b. 5 December 1876, d. 11 March 1944) |
| Daughter | Lorena H. Aulgur+ (b. 16 August 1878) |
| Daughter | Viola May Aulgur+ (b. 12 July 1880, d. 17 February 1960) |
| Son | Addison Monroe Aulgur (b. 29 January 1884) |
| Son | John Harrison Aulgur (b. 22 September 1888, d. 14 November 1957) |
Biography
Amanda Elizabeth Foudray was born on 5 March 1849 in Fleming County, Kentucky.1,2 She married John Lynch Aulgur on 5 May 1870 in Saline County, Missouri.1,3
Amanda Elizabeth Foudray died on 14 March 1936 at age 87.1
Amanda Elizabeth Foudray died on 14 March 1936 at age 87.1
Amanda Elizabeth Foudray appeared on the census of 4 September 1850 in the household of Addison Monroe Foudray and Nancy Ellen Foudray in Division 2, Fleming County, Kentucky, which lists Adison [sic] Foudray, age 37, a farmer, apparently not owning any real estate; his wife Nancy Ellen, 23, their son Thomas E., 3; their daughter Amanda E., 1; and Thomas P., 11, who was Addison's younger brother (the child of William Derrick Foudray and his first wife Elizabeth Williams). All were born in Kentucky.4 Amanda Elizabeth Foudray appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Addison Monroe Foudray and Nancy Ellen Foudray in Centre North, Marion County, Indiana, which lists Addison Foudray, 37, and his wife Nancy, 32, both born in Kentucky; and their children, Thomas, 13, born in Kentucky, Amanda, 11, born in Kentucky, Leah, 9, borin in Kentucky, James, 7, born in Indiana, Alfred, 5, born in Kentucky, George, 3, born in Kentucky, and Martha, 3 months, born in Indiana.5 Amanda Elizabeth Foudray and John Lynch Aulgur appeared on the census of 1880 in Plain View, Phillips County, Kansas, which lists John L. Aulgur, 44, born in Kentucky; his wife Amanda E., 32, also born in Kentuck, and their daughters (all born in Missouri) Louisianna c., 8, Nellie E., 4, and Lorena, 2. Note: The 1880 census index gives the township as "Plain View", but there does not appear to be a township with that name in Phillips County, Kansas. However, there is a Prairie View in that county.6,2
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Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
- [S9] 1860 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com.
- [S261] Missouri Marriages, 1851-1900, online www.Ancestry.com, Amando [sic] E. Foudray & John L. Aulgar, Saline County, Missouri, 5 May 1870; Marriage Records of Saline County, MIssouri, 1866-1874, Book "C", Page 193 (Recorded 7 May 1879). Hereinafter cited as Missouri Marriages, 1851-1900.
- [S256] Addison Foudray household, 1850 U. S. Census, unknown repository address, Ancestry.com, unknown repository Roll 432_199, Page 389, Dwelling & Family #411, Image 556.
- [S9] 1860 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com, Centre North, Marion County, Indiana (Addison Foudray household.)
- [S622] e-mail message from Dottie Bilby Emert (email address) to Paul B. Van Buren. Hereinafter cited as "Dottie Bilby Emert e-mail". 3 March 2003.
James Monroe Foudray I1
M, #4908, b. 18 March 1853
Parents
| Father | Addison Monroe Foudray (b. 10 March 1823, d. 30 January 1905) |
| Mother | Nancy Ellen Havens (b. 28 September 1826, d. 1 August 1875) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
James Monroe Foudray I appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Addison Monroe Foudray and Nancy Ellen Foudray in Centre North, Marion County, Indiana, which lists Addison Foudray, 37, and his wife Nancy, 32, both born in Kentucky; and their children, Thomas, 13, born in Kentucky, Amanda, 11, born in Kentucky, Leah, 9, borin in Kentucky, James, 7, born in Indiana, Alfred, 5, born in Kentucky, George, 3, born in Kentucky, and Martha, 3 months, born in Indiana.3 He apparently had no roots and was a wanderer for his entire life.1
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Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
- [S223] RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Michael Hone Family, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com, Michael Hone (email address.)
- [S9] 1860 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com, Centre North, Marion County, Indiana (Addison Foudray household.)
Alfred Davis Foudray1
M, #4909, b. 10 January 1855
Parents
| Father | Addison Monroe Foudray (b. 10 March 1823, d. 30 January 1905) |
| Mother | Nancy Ellen Havens (b. 28 September 1826, d. 1 August 1875) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
According to Felix G. Foudray, Aldred Davis Foudray was a concert singer, as was his wife, and an impresario. Residents of Felix's town used to recall the visit of the two in an elaborately staged and constumed cantata, Queen Esther, in sound and speech, in which the townsfolk participated in the chorus.1 Alfred Davis Foudray appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Addison Monroe Foudray and Nancy Ellen Foudray in Centre North, Marion County, Indiana, which lists Addison Foudray, 37, and his wife Nancy, 32, both born in Kentucky; and their children, Thomas, 13, born in Kentucky, Amanda, 11, born in Kentucky, Leah, 9, borin in Kentucky, James, 7, born in Indiana, Alfred, 5, born in Kentucky, George, 3, born in Kentucky, and Martha, 3 months, born in Indiana.3
| Last Edited | 28 March 2002 |
Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
- [S223] RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Michael Hone Family, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com, Michael Hone (email address.)
- [S9] 1860 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com, Centre North, Marion County, Indiana (Addison Foudray household.)
George Wilson Foudray1
M, #4910, b. 19 January 1857, d. 4 September 1947
Parents
| Father | Addison Monroe Foudray (b. 10 March 1823, d. 30 January 1905) |
| Mother | Nancy Ellen Havens (b. 28 September 1826, d. 1 August 1875) |
| Pedigree Link |
Family: Mary "Alice" Crain (b. 9 March 1874, d. 28 August 1917)
| Daughter | Fern Foudray (b. 1892, d. 1897) |
| Son | Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr.+ (b. 2 May 1897, d. 21 December 1955) |
| Son | Felix George Foudray (b. 5 September 1899, d. 2 April 1981) |
| Daughter | Daisy Foudray (b. 18 July 1907, d. 18 January 1909) |
Biography
George Wilson Foudray was born on 19 January 1857 in Kentucky.1,2
George Wilson Foudray married Mary "Alice" Crain on 1 August 1891.1 He married Elizabeth??? in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.1,3
George Wilson Foudray died on 4 September 1947 at age 90.1
George Wilson Foudray married Mary "Alice" Crain on 1 August 1891.1 He married Elizabeth??? in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.1,3
George Wilson Foudray died on 4 September 1947 at age 90.1
George Wilson Foudray appeared on the census of 1860 in the household of Addison Monroe Foudray and Nancy Ellen Foudray in Centre North, Marion County, Indiana, which lists Addison Foudray, 37, and his wife Nancy, 32, both born in Kentucky; and their children, Thomas, 13, born in Kentucky, Amanda, 11, born in Kentucky, Leah, 9, borin in Kentucky, James, 7, born in Indiana, Alfred, 5, born in Kentucky, George, 3, born in Kentucky, and Martha, 3 months, born in Indiana.2 George Wilson Foudray's first wife Alice was a concert singer. Both were members of a light opera troupe out of New York City on tours of the States.
His wife, Mary, died on 28 August 1917 in Auroa, Lawrence County, Missouri, at age 43, leaving him a widower.1,4
His wife, Mary, died on 28 August 1917 in Auroa, Lawrence County, Missouri, at age 43, leaving him a widower.1,4
| Last Edited | 4 January 2016 |
Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
- [S9] 1860 U.S. Census, www.ancestry.com, Centre North, Marion County, Indiana (Addison Foudray household.)
- [S223] RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Michael Hone Family, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com, Michael Hone (email address.)
- [S908] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com, Alice Crain Foudray
Birth: Mar. 9, 1873
Missouri
Death: Aug. 27, 1917
Aurora, Lawrence County, Missouri
Dau of Taylor Crain and Nancy J. Hill
Family links:
Children:
Fern Foudray (1892 - 1897)*
Felix George Foudray (1899 - 1981)*
Daisy Foudray (1907 - 1909)*
Note: W/O George. Buried next to Daisy, Felix G., and Fern
Burial: Maple Park Cemetery
Aurora, Lawrence County, Missouri
Created by: Connie Stockton Schmidt
Record added: Feb 02, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 33486459. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave.
Mary "Alice" Crain1
F, #4911, b. 9 March 1874, d. 28 August 1917
| Pedigree Link |
Family: George Wilson Foudray (b. 19 January 1857, d. 4 September 1947)
| Daughter | Fern Foudray (b. 1892, d. 1897) |
| Son | Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr.+ (b. 2 May 1897, d. 21 December 1955) |
| Son | Felix George Foudray (b. 5 September 1899, d. 2 April 1981) |
| Daughter | Daisy Foudray (b. 18 July 1907, d. 18 January 1909) |
Biography
Mary "Alice" Crain was born on 9 March 1874 in Missouri.1,2
Mary "Alice" Crain married George Wilson Foudray, son of Addison Monroe Foudray and Nancy Ellen Havens, on 1 August 1891.1
Mary "Alice" Crain died on 28 August 1917 in Auroa, Lawrence County, Missouri, at age 43.1,2 She was buried in Maple Park Cemetery, Auroa, Lawrence County, Missouri.2
Mary "Alice" Crain married George Wilson Foudray, son of Addison Monroe Foudray and Nancy Ellen Havens, on 1 August 1891.1
Mary "Alice" Crain died on 28 August 1917 in Auroa, Lawrence County, Missouri, at age 43.1,2 She was buried in Maple Park Cemetery, Auroa, Lawrence County, Missouri.2
George Wilson Foudray's first wife Alice was a concert singer. Both were members of a light opera troupe out of New York City on tours of the States.
| Last Edited | 4 January 2016 |
Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
- [S908] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com, Alice Crain Foudray
Birth: Mar. 9, 1873
Missouri
Death: Aug. 27, 1917
Aurora, Lawrence County, Missouri
Dau of Taylor Crain and Nancy J. Hill
Family links:
Children:
Fern Foudray (1892 - 1897)*
Felix George Foudray (1899 - 1981)*
Daisy Foudray (1907 - 1909)*
Note: W/O George. Buried next to Daisy, Felix G., and Fern
Burial: Maple Park Cemetery
Aurora, Lawrence County, Missouri
Created by: Connie Stockton Schmidt
Record added: Feb 02, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 33486459. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave.
Fern Foudray1
F, #4912, b. 1892, d. 1897
Parents
| Father | George Wilson Foudray (b. 19 January 1857, d. 4 September 1947) |
| Mother | Mary "Alice" Crain (b. 9 March 1874, d. 28 August 1917) |
| Pedigree Link |
Biography
Fern Foudray was born in 1892.1,2
Fern Foudray died in 1897 in Auroa, Lawrence County, Missouri, at age ~5.1,2 She was buried in Maple Park Cemetery, Auroa, Lawrence County, Missouri.2
Fern Foudray died in 1897 in Auroa, Lawrence County, Missouri, at age ~5.1,2 She was buried in Maple Park Cemetery, Auroa, Lawrence County, Missouri.2
| Last Edited | 4 January 2016 |
Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
- [S908] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com, Fern Foudray
Birth: 1892
Death: 1897
Info from member #47128976 - kpet: Lamar Democrat January 14, 1897: Fern, the four year old daughter of Mr. & Mrs. G.W. Foudray, died last Monday in Aurora. Mr. & Mrs. Foudray were formerly residents of Lamar, where they have many friends who will sympathize with them in their great bereavement.
Family links:
Parents:
Alice Crain Foudray (1873 - 1917)
Siblings:
Fern Foudray (1892 - 1897)
Felix George Foudray (1899 - 1981)*
Daisy Foudray (1907 - 1909)*
Note: Buried next to Daisy, Felix G. and Alice.
Burial: Maple Park Cemetery
Aurora, Lawrence County, Missouri
Created by: Connie Stockton Schmidt
Record added: Feb 02, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 33486488. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave.
Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr.1
M, #4913, b. 2 May 1897, d. 21 December 1955
Parents
| Father | George Wilson Foudray (b. 19 January 1857, d. 4 September 1947) |
| Mother | Mary "Alice" Crain (b. 9 March 1874, d. 28 August 1917) |
| Pedigree Link |
Family 1: Pansy Vermillion
| Son | Frank Wilson Foudray, Jr. |
Family 2: Cecilia Louise Benner (b. October 1898)
| Daughter | Betty Jeanne Foudray+ (b. 27 September 1924) |
| Son | Charles Francis Foudray+ |
Biography
Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr., was born on 2 May 1897.1
Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr., married Pansy Vermillion.1 He married Cecilia Louise Benner on 19 August 1921.1
Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr., died on 21 December 1955 at age 58.1
Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr., married Pansy Vermillion.1 He married Cecilia Louise Benner on 19 August 1921.1
Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr., died on 21 December 1955 at age 58.1
| Last Edited | 24 March 2002 |
Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
Cecilia Louise Benner1
F, #4916, b. October 1898
| Pedigree Link |
Family: Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr., (b. 2 May 1897, d. 21 December 1955)
| Daughter | Betty Jeanne Foudray+ (b. 27 September 1924) |
| Son | Charles Francis Foudray+ |
Biography
Cecilia Louise Benner was born in October 1898.1 She married Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr., on 19 August 1921.1
| Last Edited | 24 March 2002 |
Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
Betty Jeanne Foudray1
F, #4917, b. 27 September 1924
Parents
| Father | Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr. (b. 2 May 1897, d. 21 December 1955) |
| Mother | Cecilia Louise Benner (b. October 1898) |
| Pedigree Link |
Family: Conrad Harold Starr (b. 25 February 1921)
| Daughter | Joy Ann Starr |
| Son | Kent Taylor Starr |
Biography
Betty Jeanne Foudray was born on 27 September 1924.1
Betty Jeanne Foudray married Conrad Harold Starr on 11 December 1943.1
Betty Jeanne Foudray married Conrad Harold Starr on 11 December 1943.1
| Last Edited | 24 March 2002 |
Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."
Conrad Harold Starr1
M, #4918, b. 25 February 1921
| Pedigree Link |
Family: Betty Jeanne Foudray (b. 27 September 1924)
| Daughter | Joy Ann Starr |
| Son | Kent Taylor Starr |
Biography
Conrad Harold Starr was born on 25 February 1921.1
Conrad Harold Starr married Betty Jeanne Foudray, daughter of Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr., and Cecilia Louise Benner, on 11 December 1943.1
Conrad Harold Starr married Betty Jeanne Foudray, daughter of Frank Wilson Foudray, Sr., and Cecilia Louise Benner, on 11 December 1943.1
| Last Edited | 24 March 2002 |
Citations
- [S237] Felix George Foudray, "The Foudray Genealogical Line From the Eighteenth Century Immigrant, Jean Foudre, to the Present-Day Generations", 1964. Hereinafter cited as "Foudray FGS."