Individual Details

Everard Foulke

(8 Sep 1755 - 5 Sep 1827)

Events

Birth8 Sep 1755Richland,Bucks,Pennsylvania
Marriage29 Sep 1778Ann DeHaven
Event1798upper Bucks and Northampton
Death5 Sep 1827

Families

SpouseAnn DeHaven (1757 - 1827)
ChildCaleb Foulke (1783 - 1852)
ChildMargaret Foulke (1796 - )
ChildAbigail Foulke (1779 - )
ChildEleanor Foulke (1781 - 1815)
ChildSamuel Foulke (1786 - )
ChildThomas Foulke (1789 - )
ChildSusanna Foulke (1791 - 1883)
ChildAnna Foulke (1794 - 1820)
ChildEverard Foulke (1800 - )
FatherThomas Foulke (1724 - 1786)
MotherJane Roberts (1732 - 1822)
SiblingAbigail Foulke (1763 - )
SiblingSusan Foulke (1766 - )
SiblingSamuel Foulke (1761 - 1763)

Notes

Marriage

He married, in 1778, Ann DeHaven, of Holland ancestry

Event

was one of the justices of the peace of Richland for many years. He was one of the assessors of the United States taxes, when John Fries raised his rebellion in 1798, in upper Bucks and Northampton counties, against the collection of the tax, and was one of the assessors attacked in Lower Milford and at Quakertown by the insurrectionists and forced to desist from performing their duty.

Death

was one of the justices of the peace of Richland for many years.