Irving Family History
Capt William Logan Foulk[1]
1827 - 1886 (58 years)-
Name William Logan Foulk Prefix Capt Born 13 Sep 1827 , , PA, USA Gender Male Census 1860 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA, USA [2] Census 1870 Buffalo, Erie, NY, USA [3] Census 1880 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA, USA [4] Military Service US Civil War Pennsylvania volunteers 7th Inf. April 1861. Joined regular Army. _UID F8ED1B9327975949B48189877C2C79DD36F3 Died 28 Mar 1886 , , PA, USA [5] Buried Homewood Cemetery: Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA, USA Person ID I1158 Irving Genealogy Last Modified 18 May 2014
Family Cornelia Butler Reno, b. 5 Jan 1832, Allegheny, Allegheny, PA, USA , d. 16 Aug 1914, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA, USA (Age 82 years) Married Abt 1853 , , PA, USA _STAT MARRIED _UID 934C6F4EA6A63A4BB4361FDF6CE67BEF11F3 Notes - Speculated on marriage date based on birth year of their first child, Annie.
Children 1. Anna E. Foulk, b. Abt 1853, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA, USA , d. Abt 1867 (Age ~ 14 years) 2. Willis Foulk, b. Abt 1856, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA, USA 3. Roswell Frisbee Foulk, b. 24 Jul 1858, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA, USA , d. 29 Apr 1941, Crafton, Allegheny, PA, USA (Age 82 years) + 4. Lewis H. R. Foulk, b. Abt 1861, , , PA, USA + 5. William L. J. Foulk, b. Nov 1864, , , PA, USA , d. Bef 1930 (Age ~ 65 years) 6. Cedar Rapids Foulk, b. Abt 1868, , , IA, USA + 7. John Geary Foulk, b. Abt Apr 1869, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UT, USA Last Modified 27 Mar 2016 Family ID F548 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Histories 45th US Congress - William L. Foulk
Report to the 45th US Congress and action taken to restore William L. Foulk to the US Army
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Notes - 2nd Lt. William L. Foulk appears on the list of volunteers when the 7th Inf. Reg. K Co. was mustered-in at Pittsburgh on April 23, 1861 for three months service. In August 1861 he formed a company at Pittsburgh, was commissioned as Captain and in Harrisburg his company B was attached to the 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers under Gen. Banks. The 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers has a proud record during the Civil War participating in many campaigns and fought in many well known battles. Refer to the Internet for articles on the history of that unit.
Wounded at the battle of Cedar Mountain in Culpepper County VA (Aug 9, 1862) and taken prisoner. Confined at Libby Prison (Richmond, VA) and eventually paroled.
He was promoted to Lt. Col. June 7, 1863. Mustered out with the regiment July 16, 1865.
After the Civil War in May 1866, William joined the regular US Army as a 2nd Lt. He served in the 18th Infantry, and transferred to 36th infantry in Sept. 1866. He served in Nebraska, Utah and Fort Potter, New York. In 1870, now a 1st Lt., he was assigned to the 10th Cavalry (Buffalo Soldiers) and transferred to Texas and later promoted to Captain. William was courts martialed, removed from the Army at Fort Griffin, Texas in 1874, but later restored per act of the US Congress in 1878. Their last child, John Geary, was born in Utah territory.
Cornelia says William was a Lt. Col. in 46th Penn. Volunteers and died after the war while in the regular army. (See 1890 Special Schedule which states Cornelia is a widow in 1890). It is believed that William was originally interred in the Allegheny Cemetery and later moved to the Homewood Cemetery.
Refer to supplemental files about William and wife Cornelia - Congress report and action restoring William to the Army and a newspaper article about William's Civil War service and Cornelia's camp following.
- 2nd Lt. William L. Foulk appears on the list of volunteers when the 7th Inf. Reg. K Co. was mustered-in at Pittsburgh on April 23, 1861 for three months service. In August 1861 he formed a company at Pittsburgh, was commissioned as Captain and in Harrisburg his company B was attached to the 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers under Gen. Banks. The 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers has a proud record during the Civil War participating in many campaigns and fought in many well known battles. Refer to the Internet for articles on the history of that unit.
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Sources - [S412] 1880 Census - Pittsburgh, US Govt., (District 103 Sheet 7), 5-007.jpg., Line 35 (Reliability: 2).
- [S416] 1860 Census - Pittsburgh PA, US Govt, (Page 134), 5-006.jpg., Line 16 (Reliability: 2).
William, Heard of family, age 31, working as manager of Coal Co. - [S411] 1870 Census - Buffalo, NY Wm Foulk-1158, US Govt, ("United States Census, 1870," index and images, FamilySearch), 5-359.jpg., Line 33 (Reliability: 2).
W. L. Foulk: Head; age 41; 1st Lt. US Army
A transcriber miss read middle initial as S, it is L - [S412] 1880 Census - Pittsburgh, US Govt., (District 103 Sheet 7), 5-007.jpg., Line 35 (Reliability: 2).
William, head of family) is age 52 - [S415] 1890 Special Schedule - Pittsburgh PA, US Govt, (District 35 1st Prec. Pg 2), 5-013.jpg., Line 15 (Reliability: 2).
Widow Cornelia of Lt. Col. William L. Foulk
additional info at bottom of sheet
- [S412] 1880 Census - Pittsburgh, US Govt., (District 103 Sheet 7), 5-007.jpg., Line 35 (Reliability: 2).