George ELY & Elizabeth FOULK

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George ELY
Elizabeth FOULK

Husband: George ELY / ELEY
Birth: 1 Mar 1812, Northumberland Co., PA
Death: 1 Mar 1889, Williams Co., OH
Disposition: buried Franklin Cemetery, Williams Co., OH
Father: Asher ELY
Mother: Catherine CAMPBELL

Marriage: 3 Jan 1833, Knox Co., OH

Wife: Elizabeth FOULK
Birth: 28 Apr 1814, PA
Death: 18 Jun 1897, Brady, Williams Co., OH
Disposition: buried Franklin Cemetery, Williams Co., OH
Father: Abraham FOULK / FOLCK / FOLK
Mother: Hannah KEIFER

Children:

— born in Knox Co., OH:
1. Lafayette Gilbert ELY, b. 3 Apr 1834

— born in Williams Co., OH:
2. Catherine ELY, b. 10 Jul 1836
3. Annette Hannah ELY, b. 3 Feb 1838
4. Phoebe ELY, b. 17 Jul 1839
5. Sarah Jane ELY, b. 11 Apr 1842
6. George W. ELY, b. 27 Mar 1844
7. Henry Clay ELY, b. 1 Dec 1846; d.s.p. 15 Jul 1850
8. Elizabeth ELY, b. 23 Aug 1851

Sources:

1. Liahona Research (Orem, UT), compilers. 1996. Marriage Index: Ohio, 1789-1850. (Broderbund CD-400):

Eley, George Foulk, Elizabeth Mar 12, 1833 Knox Co.

2. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: Ancestral File.

3. Query at the Knox County OHGenWeb site.

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