Page 137 - Foy

FREDERICK FOY, JR was appointed a magistrate for the June Court of
Craven County in 1815.

On May 30, 1816 FREDERICK FOY, JR sold to NATHANIEL JONES some
land lying on the North Side of the Trent River.

On May 10, 1818 FREDERICK sold to W.F. CLARK for $1,600.00 a parcel of
land in Craven County bounded by HARGET’s line (apparantly the land he had
purchased from JAMES and ELIZABETH HARGET in 1814).

The exact details of the marriage of FREDERICK FOY, JR are not known. It is
believed, because of his age and where he lived, a record noticing the marriage
of FREDERICK FOY and ALICE FULFORD of Craven County, possibly the
daughter of SARAH FULFORD who is listed in the 1790 census of Craven
County, refers to FREDERICK FOY, JR. This record is dated in March of 1801.

FREDERICK FOY, JR had several children:

1. FREDERICK FOY III, (he further compounds the same name
problem). This FREDERICK FOY is supposed to be identical to the
FREDERICK FOY who was married in Craven County August 13, 1828 to
SALLY FOSCUE and later moved to Dyer County, Tennessee.

2. JOHN R. FOY, who was, in 1827 (the year of FREDERICK FOY, JR’s
death), appointed the guardian of five of FREDERICK FOY, JR’s children.

3. AMOS (Amos Simmons FOY; discussed later.)

4. ELIZA ( who later married a MR MILLER)

5. MARGARET JANE (who later married a MR WALTON)

6. HARRIET (who died young)

7. AMANDA (who also married a MR MILLER)

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