Independent missionary who ran the Foulke Children's Orphanage.
Daugther of Fredrick C. Erdman and Wilhelmina Erdman. Sister of
Married Joseph Sampson Foulke. The marriage ended between 1910 and 1920. Her youngest daughter believed the marriage may have never been legally dissolved, but he was listed as remarried in California in 1920.
Mother of Harry M. Foulke, Rosemary M. Foulke, Verna (Foulke) DeKalb and Jeanette (Foulke) Spurrier.
Died of dysentery.
Daugther of Fredrick C. Erdman and Wilhelmina Erdman. Sister of
Married Joseph Sampson Foulke. The marriage ended between 1910 and 1920. Her youngest daughter believed the marriage may have never been legally dissolved, but he was listed as remarried in California in 1920.
Mother of Harry M. Foulke, Rosemary M. Foulke, Verna (Foulke) DeKalb and Jeanette (Foulke) Spurrier.
Died of dysentery.
Independent missionary who ran the Foulke Children's Orphanage.
Daugther of Fredrick C. Erdman and Wilhelmina Erdman. Sister of
Married Joseph Sampson Foulke. The marriage ended between 1910 and 1920. Her youngest daughter believed the marriage may have never been legally dissolved, but he was listed as remarried in California in 1920.
Mother of Harry M. Foulke, Rosemary M. Foulke, Verna (Foulke) DeKalb and Jeanette (Foulke) Spurrier.
Died of dysentery.
Daugther of Fredrick C. Erdman and Wilhelmina Erdman. Sister of
Married Joseph Sampson Foulke. The marriage ended between 1910 and 1920. Her youngest daughter believed the marriage may have never been legally dissolved, but he was listed as remarried in California in 1920.
Mother of Harry M. Foulke, Rosemary M. Foulke, Verna (Foulke) DeKalb and Jeanette (Foulke) Spurrier.
Died of dysentery.
Gravesite Details
Information from Reports of Deaths of American Citizens Abroad 1947; US Consular Registration Certificates; US Passport Applications 1918; US Census for Colorado 1900.
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