Person:Burrell Foskey (1)

1900 Census Burrell Foskey was enumerated in his father Miles B. Foskey’s household in Militia District 1503, Pulaski County, Georgia with his mother Maggie L., brothers Miles B., and Charley R., and sister Fannie H. He was 5 years old. Both he and his parents were born in Georgia.

1910 Census Burrell Foskey was enumerated in his father Miles B. Foskey’s household in Frazier District 1503, Pulaski County, Georgia with his mother Maggie, brothers Miles B. Jr, Robert L., Emmett W., and sisters Fannie and Hazel. Burrell was 15 years old. Both he and his parents were born in Georgia.

1920 Census Burrell Foskey was enumerated in his mother Maggie L. Foskey’s household in Militia District 1503, Bleckley County, Georgia with his brothers Emmett, Howard and William, and sisters Hazel and Doris. Burrell was 25 years old, and single. He and both parents were born in Georgia. He was a farm laborer.

“I was told why Burrell died but can’t remember. Doris said she remembered when he died and going to the graveside She said everyone cried a lot.”

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Letter from Pauline Smith King, date unknown. Document Binder number B-1, p. 21..
2.   1900 U.S. Census, Miles B. Foskey household, Militia District 1503, Pulaski County, Georgia, population schedule, enumeration district 42,.
3.   1910 U.S. Census, Miles Foskey household, Frazier District 1503, Pulaski County, Georgia, population schedule, enumeration district 82, sup.
4.   1920 U.S. Census, Maggie L. Foskey household, Militia District 1503, Bleckly County, Georgia, population schedule, enumeration district 7,.