Dr. L.W. Foulke

Ledger B Chillicothe, OH 1839-1841 call# 451 accession# 1950.123

• Bimms Pg. 162 (Renter at L. Andersons) May 25th 1841 (no actually year given other than page head of 1841)
• "Old" Billings Pg. 44 Nov. 7, 1841 (last entry)
• Fowler Pg. 46 (Saddler) Sept. 4th 1843
• Fry Pg. 17 (Cooper) 1843 (wed. 11th) (since dead insolvent)
• Miss Fletcher Pg. 12 (at R???? Brooks) 25th vis? 1839
• Daniel Ivey Pg. 202 (Bek Works for T. Downs) Spet 4th 1842
• Joseph Kellenburger Pg. 131 (also see ledger c last entry dated Jan 16, 1843 since dead and insolvent)
• "Old" Jacob Miller Pg. 143 (also see book c Pg. 92) June 11th 1847 (dead and insolvent)
• Clements McCollister Pg. 54 (Butcher) March 10th 1839 or 40 (since died insolvent)
• Robert Shoemaker Pg. 218 June 27th 1843

Ledger C 1843-1851 call# 452 accession # 1950.123

• P.W. Bates Pg. 39 August 12 1846
• Bryden Pg. 107 (Scotch Farmer) April 1844
• Hurd Pg. 138 Sept. 16th 1846 (died/ insolvent)
• William Hackley Pg. 156 Jan 1848 (since died and insolvent)
• Joseph Kellenburger Pg. 42 (see Ledger B Pg. 131)
• Richard Lott Pg. 150 (Black at George Woods) Feb 18th, 1852
• M. McCormick Pg. 180 Oct 10th 1847 (since ran away and died)
• "Old" Jacob Miller Pg. 92 (see book b Pg. 143)
• Andrew Maxfield Pg. 120 (Black) (last entry June 15 and 16 1845 for childs treatment)
• Miss Murphy Pg. 174 Sept 1847 (last treatment listed as for self)
• Older Pg. 175 Sept 1849 died in Cincinnati, Oh of Asiatic Cholera

Journal E 1859-1886 call # none accession # 1950.124

• Sneibel Feb 1877 (tailor on Paint st. Schlegel's) died of consumption (charity)

Notes: These ledgers are located at the McKell Library in Chillicothe, Ohio. Ledger B and C had an index in the front where Dr. Foulke noted beside each name paid, sued, gone, dead etc....and a page number in the Ledger for the entries. These are not in most cases exact dates of death but last entry dates of payment. Often times with a note saying dead or dead and insolvent. For a few only last names are given. Due to a lack of death records for this time period these may prove invaluable to someone researching this area. Some of the writing was tough to read. I suggest you view the original record.