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HUGH FOULKE

Chapter XV

HUGH FOULKE’S ANCESTORS
With Data from Several Bibles
Beginning on Page 120

FOULKE -                   FOULKE - 353                   FOULKE - 445                  FOULKE - Chapter 16                  

445. HENRY B. SOUDER7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Sarah Martha6), eldest child of Henry and Sarah Martha (Foulke) Souder, born in Bucks County, Pa., 7 mo. 5, 1878, married, 10 mo. 27, 1900, Laura Sevilla Semmel, of Coplay, Pa. She was born 6 mo. 7, 1880. Children of Henry B. and Laura Sevilla (Semmel) Souder: 605 Myrtle, b. 7-7--1901; d. 8-3--1901 606 Florence, b. 7-22–1902 607 Mabel, b. 9-7--1903 608 William, b. 12-12–1904 609 Lillian, b. 2-10–1906 610 Harold, b. 3-15–1908 611 Helen, b. 5-12–1911 612 Hilda, b. 6-21–1914 613 Verna, b. 7-12–1917

[page 176] 447. LINFORD FOULKE7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Charles Edward6), eldest child of Charles Edward and Annie M. (Heacock) Foulke, born at Quakertown, 12 mo. 21, 1872; he is still living in that town. He is minister of Saucon Mennonite Church, and takes an active interest in fraternal organizations. He married, 6 mo. 6, 1900, Mary C. Gerhart. Children of Linford and Mary C. (Gerhart) Foulke:

614 Charles, E., b. 6-21–1901; m. 1-1--1921, Hilda J. Etter 615 Irene A. M., b. 7-29–1903 616 Ruth O., b. 3-9--1907 617 Grace E., b. 10-20–1909 618 Linford, b. 1-15–1913 619 Edwin G., b. 5-14–1915 620 Mary E., b. 1-15–1919 620a Chester A., b. 7-19–1922

448. JOSEPH E. FOULKE7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Charles Edward6), second child of Charles Edward and Annie M. (Heacock) Foulke, born in Richland, 8 mo. 27, 1874, married, 2 mo. 20, 1898, Catharine Neamand, of Richlandtown, Bucks Co., Pa. They are living in Germantown, Pa. Children of Joseph E. and Catharine (Neamand) Foulke: 621 Hugh L., b. 5-29–1900 622 Florence, b. 4-1--1902 623 Alice, b. 10-9--1903 624 Colin, b. 2-8--1905 625 William, b. 1-11–1907 626 Beatrice, b. 3-24–1908 627 Mildred, b. 5-8--1909 628 Minerva, b. 5-28–1911 629 Luther, b. 8-6--1914 630 Violet, b. 1-5--1916

449. HERBERT T. FOULKE7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Charles Edward6), third son of Charles Edward and Annie M. (Heacock) Foulke, born in Richland, 9 mo. 15, 1875, married, 6 mo. 18, 1907, Susanna S. Johnson, daughter of Dr. Erwin T. and Martha (Sheip) Johnson, of Hilltown Township, Bucks County, Pa. They are living (1922) in Quakertown, Pa. (See No. 121, Chapter XXIV).

Children of Herbert T. and Susanna S. (Johnson) Foulke: 631 Erwin Charles, b. 11-26–1908 632 Lilian Anna, b. 6-6--1910; d. 2-6--1912 633 Clifford Harvey, b. 3-30–1913

450. CLIFFORD OSCAR FOULKE7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Charles Edward6), fourth son of Charles Edward and Annie M. (Heacock) Foulke, born in Richland, Bucks County, Pa., 1 mo. 20, 1878; still resides in Quakertown. He married, 12 mo. 31, 1902, Martha Rebecca Smith.

Children of Clifford Oscar and Martha Rebecca (Smith) Foulke: 634 Arthur Peter, b. 1-30–1905 635 Russell Ellsworth, b. 1-14–1908; d. 2-6--1909 636 Marion May, b. 3-9--1910

[page 177] 452. CLARA LOUISA MILLER7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Mary Elizabeth6), eldest child of Charles N. and Mary Elizabeth (Foulke) Miller, born 5 mo. 24, 1868, married, 2 mo. 11, 1888, George W. Kister. He was born 8 mo. 28, 1862.

Children of George W. and Clara Louisa (Foulke) Kister: 637 Charles Melvin, b. 6-6--1889; d. 2-6--1904 638 Leona May, b. 10-13–1890; m. Percy H. Hoffman 639 Mary Elizabeth, b. 2-11–1894 640 Clara Louisa, b. 4-10–1898; m. Oscar R. Leidy 641 George Christian, b. 9-11–1900 642 Margaret Viola, b. 7-16–1904

453. CHARLES EDWARD MILLER7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Mary Elizabeth6), second child of Charles N. and Mary Elizabeth (Foulke) Miller, born 9 mo. 23, 1869, married, in 18993, Elizabeth Kirby. Children of Charles Edward and Elizabeth (Kirby) Miller: 643 Kathryn, b. 10-20–1893; m. William Rhoads 644 Charles F., b. 6-20–1895; m. Sara Flack 645 Clarence William, b. 12-4--1899 646 David Harr, b. 2-26–1904 647 Lydia Harr, b. 2-26–1904 648 Paul, b. 6-18–1916

456. SARAH CATHARINE MILLER7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Mary Elizabeth6), fifth child of Charles N. and Mary Elizabeth (Foulke) Miller, born 8 mo. 12, 1882, married, 12 mo. 28, 1904, Alfred P. Swartzlander. Children of Alfred P. and Sarah Catharine (Miller) Swartzlander: 649 John Walter, b. 3-23–1906 650 Burton Leroy, b. 8-23–1907 651 Ruth Vesta, b. 5-25–1909

457. GROVER CLEVELAND MILLER7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Mary Elizabeth6), sixth and youngest child of Charles N. and Mary Elizabeth (Foulke) Miller, born 8 mo. 17, 1884, married Ida Rosenberger. Children of Grover Cleveland and Ida (Rosenberger) Miller: 652 Mary Elizabeth 653 Charles Henry

459. ELLA MARTIN7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Hester Ellen6), second child of Nicholas and Hester Ellen (Foulke) Martin, married Harry Spangler, of Reading, Pa., where they reside. Children of Harry and Ella (Martin) Spangler: 654 Martha 655 Helena 656 Esther 657 Luther

[page 178] 461. SUSANNA MARTIN7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Hester Ellen6), fourth child of Nicholas and Hester Ellen (Foulke) Martin, married Samuel Cronis, of Pottstown, where they reside. Children of Samuel and Susanna (Martin) Cronis: 659 Arietta 660 Clarkson 661 Augustus

462. MARGARET MARTIN7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Hester Ellen6), fifth and youngest child of Nicholas and Hester Ellen (Foulke) Martin, married Edward Flood, of Pottstown, where they reside. Child of Edward and Margaret (Martin) Flood: 662 Sara Dora

463. GERTRUDE FOULKE7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Susan H.6), only child of Susan Hannah Foulke, born 2 mo. 15, 1877, died 11 mo. 21, 1902. She married Samuel Keller, who died in 1904. Child of Samuel and Gertrude (Foulke) Keller: 663 Russell, b. 5-21–1897

466. LAURA FELLMAN7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Hugh4, Hugh5, Anna Maria6), third child of Francis and Annie Maria (Foulke) Fellman, born 12 mo. 23, 1884, married, 9 mo. 13, 1912, Charles M. Strunk, son of Howard and Ida Strunk, of Quakertown, Pa. They are living in Quakertown. Children of Charles M. and Laura (Fellman) Strunk: 664 Carl M., b. 1-3--1914 665 Robert E., b. 4-11–1916

471. LETITIA L. FOULKE7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Theophilus4, Antrim5, Henry6), second child of Henry and Maria L. (Banks) Foulke, married Ellis C. Kent. Children of Ellis C. and Letitia L. (Foulke) Kent: 670 Ellis C., b. –1881 671 Henry Antrim Foulke, b. –1884 672 Edward Lyon, b. –1886 673 Lester F., b. –1894

472. MAY FOULKE7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Theophilus4, Antrim5, Henry6), third child of Henry and Maria L. (Banks) Foulke, born in 1856, married Charles O. Beaumont, a manufacturer of Philadelphia; their summer home is the old Dr. Antrim Foulke house, almost adjoining Gwynedd Meeting House. Children of Charles O. and May (Foulke) Beaumont: 674 Mason F., b. –1887 675 Gwen Elizabeth, b. –1890

[page 179] 474. ALFRED MOORE7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Theophilus4, Sarah5, John J. Moore6), eldest son of John Jackson and Jane (Warner) Moore, was born in Quakertown, 12 mo. 16, 1845, died in Philadelphia, 11 mo. 22, 1923. After completing his education he entered the office of his uncle William H. Levick, in Philadelphia, and studied law. He continued his law studies in the office of Nathan S. Sharpless, and was graduated from the Law Department of the University of Pennsylvania in 1868. He practiced his profession for many years. In 1871 he became associated with the Hon. D. Newlin Fell, which connection continued until the appointment of Judge Fell to the Common Pleas Bench in 1877. In 1882, and again in 1885, he was elected by Common Council as one of the Trustees of the Philadelphia Gas Works. In 1892 he was appointed by Mayor Edwin H. Stuart, a member of the Department of Charities and Correction, and reappointed in 1892 by Mayor Charles F. Warwick, during which time he was chairman of the Bureau of Charities which had immediate charge of the Almshouse and Hospital. In 1900 he was appointed a member of the Board of City Trusts, which position he was well qualified to fill from his past experience. Alfred Moore had always been an active and conscientious member of the Society of Friends, holding many appointments of trust and responsibility. He remained single, living most of the time in Philadelphia, but continued to maintain the homestead of his parents and grandparents in Quakertown.

479. HOWARD M. JENKINS7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Sarah4, Charles F. Jenkins5, Algernon S. Jenkins6), only child of Algernon S. and Anna Maria (Thomas) Jenkins, was born at Gwynedd, Montgomery County, Pa., 3 mo. 30, 1842. He was educated at the widely known Gwynedd boarding school kept by Hugh Foulke. He taught school for one winter term in New Britain Township, Bucks County, and in 1862 in partnership with Wilmer Atkinson (whose sister he later married) he bought the Norristown Republican and conducted it and its successor, the Norristown Herald, with which the Republican was merged in 1864, as editor, until 1868. In the latter year he removed to Wilmington, where he and his partner, Wilmer Atkinson, found the Daily Commercial, the first daily newpaper published in the state of Delaware. They sold out this paper in 1877, and Howard M. Jenkins was connected with the Philadelphia Times and the Village Record of West Chester, until 1881, when he became editor of the American (Philadelphia), with which he was connected until 1891. He had, however, purchased the Journal (Philadelphia) in 1884, and upon the merging of the latter with The Friends’ Intelligencer in 1885, he became chief editor of the combined [page 180] paper and continued to fill that position until his sudden death as the result of a fall at Buck Hill Falls, Pa., 10 mo. 11, 1902. He had returned to his native township, Gwynedd, settling near his ancestral home in the centre of the township.

In addition to his work as a newspaper editor and contributor to a number of journals of high standing, Howard M. Jenkins did a vast amount of miscellaneous literary work. In 1884 he wrote “Historical Collections relating to Gwynedd,” a local history of his native township, a model of its kind, which reached a second edition in 1897. Among his other writings which have attracted attention are Volume 1 of the “Memorial History of Philadelphia,” “The Family of William Penn,” considered the authority on the family of the Founder; a large number of essays, historical sketches, and pamphlets; and “Pennsylvania: Colonial and Federal,” in three volumes, which was not entirely completed at the time of his death and was published in 1907. Howard M. Jenkins was a delegate to the National Convention which nominated General Grant and was the candidate of his party for the United States Senate in the state of Delaware. Interested in education, he was an important member of the committee which founded George School and for a number of years he was the manager of Swarthmore College. He was the founder and first President of the Buck Hill Falls Company, and occupied numerous other positions of trust and civic effort. He married, 3 mo. 16, 1865, Mary Anna Atkinson, daughter of Thomas and Hannah (Quinby) Atkinson, of Upper Dublin Township, Montgomery County, Pa. She was born 12 mo. 5, 1844.

Children of Howard M. and Mary Anna (Atkinson) Jenkins: 676 Charles Francis, b. 12-17–1865; m. Maria Galloway Cope 677 Anna Mary, b. 1-7--1867; m. Isaac Daniel Webster 678 Thomas Atkinson, b. 5-24–1868; m. Marian Magill 679 Edward Atkinson, b. 7-8--1870; m. Mary Ellen Atkinson 680 Algernon Sidney, b. 10-21–1874; d. 1-21–1878 681 Florence, b. 9-1--1875; unm., living at Gwynedd 682 Arthur Hugh, b. 12-5--1880; m. Anna T. Roberts

480. GEORGE HERBERT JENKINS7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Sarah4, Charles F. Jenkins5, Algernon S. Jenkins6), son of Algernon S. Jenkins by his second wife, Alice Ash Davis, born at Gwynedd, 5 mo. 9, 1871, is a resident of Gwynedd and a practicing attorney at Norristown and Philadelphia. He married, first, 10 mo. 11, 1893, Jessie Stockton Allen, daughter of George Woolly and Harriet (Stockton) Allen, of Philadelphia. She died 12 mo. 11, 1895. He married, second, 6 mo. 11, 1903, Mary Schofield Ash, daughter of Samuel Shinn and [page 181] Sarah Jackson (Schofield) Ash, of Philadelphia. She was born 4 mo. 13, 1875.

Child of George Herbert and Jessie S. (Allen) Jenkins: 683 Dudley Allen, b. 10-18–1895 Children of George Herbert and Mary S. (Ash) Jenkins: 684 Sarah Ash, b. 6-12–1904 685 Elizabeth Alice, b. 4-16–1906 686 Eleanor Foulke, b. 9-15–1907 687 Mary Schofield, b. 2-20–1912

482. MARY JENKINS7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Sarah4, Charles F. Jenkins5, William H. Jenkins6), only daughter of William H. and Catharine Hallowell (Richards) Jenkins, born at Gwynedd, 4 mo. 13, 1856, married, 4 mo. 26, 1877, Evan Jones Ambler, son of Andrew and Mary (Johnson) Ambler. (See No. 85, Chapter XXIV). He was born at Ambler, Pa., 1 mo. 8, 1841, and died there as the result of an accident, 8 mo. 16, 1893. The town of Ambler was built on his father’s farm. He opened a store there and operated it until his death. They had no children.

483. WALTER H. JENKINS7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Sarah4, Charles F. Jenkins5, William H. Jenkins6), third and youngest child of William H. and Catharine Hallowell (Richards) Jenkins, born 5 mo. 21, 1859, succeeded his father as the proprietor of the store at Gwynedd, representing the fourth generation in that position. He, however, disposed of it in 1906 and took charge of the Friends’ Book Store at 15th and Race Streets, Philadelphia, retaining his residence in Gwynedd. He married, 2 mo. 27, 1884, Esther P. Lukens, of Montgomery County.

Children of Walter H. and Esther P. (Lukens) Jenkins: 688 Sarah Styer, b. 7-25–1887; m. Horace Mather Lippincott, son of Robert C. and Cynthia (Shoemaker) Lippincott, born 4-20–1877. He is the author of a number of historical books. They reside in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. 689 William Lancaster, b. 12-12–1888; a graduate of Swarthmore College, was appointed in 1914, United States Consul at Guadaloupe, West Indies, but before sailing he was transferred to Liverpool and Dublin, where he was of much assistance to the survivors of the Lusitania. In 1915 he was Consul at Moscow, Russia, where he was stationed until 1916, when he was transferred to Trebisond, two years later to Odessa, Russia, remaining there one month. He was next appointed Consul to the Madeira Islands, and is now (1922) Consul at Mairobi, British East Africa. [Mairobi sp?] 690 Horace Carroll, b. 1-23–1890; a graduate of Swarthmore College, was appointed in 1918 to the United States Consulate at Genoa, Italy. On his return, he became instructor of languages at the University of Pennsylvania. He is now located in New York City. 691 Esther Maria, b. 11-23–1891 692 Evan Ambler, b. 1-5--1894; d. 1-14–1914 [page 182] 484. JENNIE AMBLER7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Sarah4, Margaret Jenkins5, Catharine Evans6), eldest child of Chalkley and Catharine (Evans) Ambler, married Charles H. Way, member of an old and prominent family of Chester County. Child of Charles H. and Jennie (Ambler) Way: 693 Margaret E.

485. ANNA M. AMBLER7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Sarah4, Margaret Jenkins5, Catharine Evans6), second child of Chalkley and Catharine (Evans) Ambler, married Joseph J. Bailey. Children of Joseph J. and Anna M. (Ambler) Bailey: 694 Mary M. 695 Joseph J., Jr. 696 Anna A.

486. C. MELVILLE AMBLER7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Sarah4, Margaret Jenkins5, Catharine Evans6), only son of Chalkley and Catharine (Evans) Ambler, married Margaret Gibbs. Children of C. Melville and Margaret (Gibbs) Ambler: 697 Charles 698 Walter

487. ESTELLE SHOEMAKER7 (Edward1, Hugh2, Theophilus3, Sarah4, Rachel Jenkins5, Eleanor Conard6), eldest child of William H. and Eleanor (Conard) Shoemaker, born 2 mo. 23, 1858, married, 10 mo. 20, 1881, Charles Major, who for a number of years was one of the officers of the Pencoyd Iron Works at Manayunk, Philadelphia, and took an active interest in the Society of Friends, residing in Norristown, Pa. Children of Charles and Estelle (Shoemaker) Major: 699 Charles Percy, b. 4-25–1883 700 Eleanor S.

504. CHARLES SUMNER HARDY8 (Edward1, Hugh2, John3, Edward4, Jane5, Elizabeth R. Fussell6, William F. Hardy7), eldest son of William Fussell and Maria (Thomas) Hardy, born at Pendleton, Ind., 4 mo. 7, 1857, married, 5 mo. 6, 1888, Barbara A. Hedrick, daughter of J. H. and Sarah (Powers) Hedrick. She was born 5 mo. 20, 1854, at Easton, Ind. Children of Charles Sumner and Barbara A. (Hedrick) Hardy: 701 Roland, b. 3-23–1889; d. 1-3--1892 702 Esther A., b. 5-17–1895

505. WILLIAM HENRY HARDY8 (Edward1, Hugh2, John3, Edward4, Jane5, Elizabeth R. Fussell6, William F. Hardy7), second child of William Fussell and Maria (Thomas) Hardy, born at Pendleton, Ind., 1 mo. 12, 1859, is living in Markleville, Indiana. He married, first, [page 183] 9 mo. 6, 1880, Margaret F. Justice, born 11 mo. 12, 1863; second, 6 mo. 27, 1894, Elizabeth Cummins. (No children by second marriage) Children of William Henry and Margaret F. (Justice) Hardy: 703 Elmer J., b. 5-4--1991; m. Pearl Milliken 704 Cora L., b. 12-6--1882 705 L. Margaret, b. 11-24–1884; m. Ralph McCullough

506. NINA G. HARDY8 (Edward1, Hugh2, John3, Edward4, Jane5, Elizabeth R. Fussell6, William F. Hardy7), third child of William Fussell and Maria (Thomas) Hardy, born at Pendleton, Ind., 2 mo. 7, 1861, married, 3 mo. 24, 1883, Robert S. McCray, son of Stephen and Abigail (Stoops) McCray. He was born at Warrington, Ind., 2 mo. 17, 1858. They are living at Morristown, Indiana. Children of Robert S. and Nina G. (Hardy) McCray: 706 Warren, b. 6-6--1886; d. 10-30–1892 707 Anna Blanche, b. 7-18–1888; m. ------- Sanford 708 Frank, b. 1-18–1891; d. 2-11–1908 709 Robert Owen, b. 9-22–1893 710 Harry, b. 10-30–1901

508. ARTHUR ORR HARDY8 (Edward1, Hugh2, John3, Edward4, Jane5, Elizabeth R. Fussell6, William F. Hardy7), fifth child of William Fussell and Maria (Thomas) Hardy, born at Pendleton, Indiana, 5 mo. 29, 1863, is living at Enid, Oklahoma. He married, at Aetna, Kansas, 6 mo. 3, 1888, Marian Wallace Sullivan, daughter of Andrew and Amanda (Hall) Sullivan. She was born 6 mo. 31, 1866, at Wea, Tippecanoe County, Indiana. Child of Arthur Orr and Marian Wallace (Sullivan) Hardy: 711 Ralph Foulke, b. 5-19–1889; living at Avaud, Oklahoma

510. NEAL HARDY8 (Edward1, Hugh2, John3, Edward4, Jane5, Elizabeth R. Fussell6, William F. Hardy7), seventh and youngest child of William Fussell and Maria (Thomas) Hardy, born near Mendon, Indiana, 9 mo. 26, 1870, is a telegraph operator and train dispatcher at Bellefontaine, Ohio. He married at Pendleton, Indiana, 11 mo. 26, 1895, Laura Rebecca Brown, daughter of Isaac Smith and Sarah (Catren) Brown. She was born near Humesville, Ind., 1 mo. 16, 1870. Children of Neal and Laura Rebecca (Brown) Hardy: 712 Grace Beatrice, b. 5-13–1899 713 Max Brown, b. 1-18–1902 714 Sarah Eloise, b. 7-3--1906

511. CHARLES NEAL HARDY8 (Edward1, Hugh2, John3, Edward4, Jane5, Elizabeth R. Fussell6, Solomon Hardy7), eldest child of [page 184] Solomon and Rebecca Pickering (James) Hardy, born at Markleville, Indiana, 9 mo. 10, 1869, is a member of the firm of S. F. Hardy & Son, Markleville, Ind. He married, at New Castle, Ind., 9 mo. 19, 1894, Laverna Ruth Phelps, daughter of T. C. and Mary E. (Shaffer) Phelps. She was born near New Castle, Ind., 11 mo. 11, 1870. Child of Charles Neal and Laverna Ruth (Phelps) Hardy: 715 Forrest Phelps, b. 7-18–1895; d. in the summer of 1918, in the service of his country, in the World War.

513. HORACE GREELEY HARDY8 (Edward1, Hugh2, John3, Edward4, Jane5, Elizabeth R. Fussell6, Solomon Hardy7), third child of Solomon and Rebecca P. (James) Hardy, born at Markleville, Ind., 3 mo 25, 1874, is engaged in the mercantile business in Pendleton, Indiana. He married, at Knightstown, Ind., 9 mo. 3, 1902, Florence Elizabeth Burk, daughter of Henry and Eliza (Conkling) Burk. She was born at Knightstown, Ind., 8 mo. 19, 1877. Children of Horace Greeley and Florence Elizabeth (Burk) Hardy: 716 Muriel Burk, b. 9-22–1904 717 Horace Franklin, b. 6-20–1908

515. ELIZABETH ROBERTS HARDY8 (Edward1, Hugh2, John3, Edward4, Jane5, Elizabeth R. Fussell6, Solomon Hardy7), fifth child of Solomon and Rebecca P. (James) Hardy, born at Markleville, Ind., 7 mo. 5, 1878, married, 12 mo. 28, 1898, George H. Swain, son of Charles E. and Margaret (Brown) Swain. He was born 2 mo. 8, 1878, at Pendleton, Ind., where he resides. Children of George H. and Elizabeth Roberts (Hardy) Swain: 718 Helen Hardy, b. 6-2--1903; d. –1908 719 Charles Edwin, b. 9-14–1906

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