9. CADWALLADER11 FOULKE (EDWARD 10, FOULKE AP THOMAS9 EVAN, THOMAS AP8, EVAN AP THOMAS7 ROBERT, THOMAS AP ROBERT6 LLOYD, ROBERT AP DAVID5, DAVID LLOYD AP4 DAVID, DAVID AP IEUAN3 VYCHAN, IEUAN VYCHAN AP2 IEUAN, IEVAN AP1 GRUFFYDD) was born September 13, 1691 in Coed-Y-Foel, Merionethshire, Wales, and died September 17, 1743 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania. He married MARY EVANS June 13, 1719 in Gwynedd MM, Pennsylvania, daughter of ROBERT EVANS and ELLEN. She died 1747 in Bristol, Bucks Co., PA.
H.M. Jenkins: He lived at Gwynedd until 1731, when he removed to Philadelphia, and d. there 7th mo. 17, 1743, "after a short illness." The memorial of Philadelphia m.m. concerning him says: "He was born in Wales, and came over to this Province with his parents, when young; married and settled at Gwynedd, where he lived most of his time; and from thence about twelve years before his decease removed to this city. He was of an open generous disposition, and useful and active in the support of discipline and good order of the church, an Elder well respected and exemplary in his life and conversation." In Gwynedd he was a "yeoman" ; he bought 1718, land, 307 acres of Hugh Pugh, son of Evan ap Hugh, and sold it, 1732, to Robert John. In his deed to the latter he is described as "late of Gwynedd, but now of Philadelphia, shop-keeper." His residence, and probably place of business, are shown by a deed from Edward Cotteral to him, in 1740, for a "lot adjoining the house where he [C.F.] lives, on the north side of High Street, near the Court House." He was appointed a justice of the peace for Philadelphia Co., Nov. 22, 1738. The Philadelphia Co., records show acknowledgements of deeds, etc., before him, in 1739, '40 and '41 (and probably later). His wife, Mary, was a minister among Friends, and made a number of journeys of religious duty, among others to Barbadoes, Nantucket, and Rhode Island. She m. 2nd, at Philadelphia meeting, 11th mo. 31, 1744, Thomas Marriott, of Bristol, Bucks County, and d. 1747. A memorial in the John Smith MS. Collections says: "Her corpse was taken to Philadelphia, and, after a solemn meeting held on that occasion at the Bank Meeting House, she was buried in Friends' burying ground there." Cadwallader and Mary had ten children, but one only, Judah, lived to adult age.
Marriage Certificate abstracted (Gwynedd MM): Cadwalader Foulke, son of Thomas married Mary Evans, daughter of Robert Evan of Gwynedd, Witnesses: Edward Foulke, Rbt Evan, Tho Foulke, Hugh Foulk, Evan Foulk, Evan Evans, Hugh Evan, Ellis Pugh, John Griffith, Ellis Hugh, Theo. Jones, Nicholas Rbt, Evan Pugh, Richd Kenderdine, Tho Evan, Cadw Evan, Caddl Evan, Rbt Jones, Hugh Evans etc. mid col Ellin Foulk, Ellis Evens, Lowrey Siddon, Jane Hughs, Anne Foulk, Katherine Jones, Jane Jones, Jane Robt, Margaret Rbt, Eliz. Evans, Eliz Evnas Jr., Jane Evans, Bridgett Griffith, Gainor Humphrey, Sarah Evans, Cath Wms, Lowrey Evans, Anne Robt, Gainor Jones, Jane Eva, Ellin Hugh...
Child of CADWALLADER FOULKE and MARY EVANS is:
36. i. JUDAH FOULKE, b. September 30, 1722, Gwynedd MM, Pennsylvania; d. January 24, 1776, Philadelphia, PA.
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