Surname	Given Name	Middle Initial	Company	Unit	Rank Induction	Rank Discharge	Notes	Box #	Extraction #	Record #
Fulkroad	Charles	H.	G	13 Pa. Cav.	Private	Private	Faulkroad Charles H.	000554	0040	00002477
Fulkroad	Henry		D	2 Pa. H. Art'y.	Private	Private	151 Pa. Vols.	000554	0040	00002474
Fulkroad	Henry		E	2 Pa. Prov'l H. Art'y.	Private	Private	2 Pa. Hy. Art'y.	000554	0040	00002475
Fulkroad	John		C	77 Pa. Inf.	Private	Private	Falkroad John	000554	0040	00002476

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Civil War Muster Rolls - Fulkrod

Surname	Given Name	Middle Initial	Company	Unit	Rank Induction	Rank Discharge	Notes	Box #	Extraction #	Record #
Folkrod	Jacob		D	98 Pa. Inf.	Private	Private	Fulkrod, Jacob	000554	0038	00002117
Fulkrod	Jacob		D	98 Pa. Inf.	Private	Private		000554	0040	00002478
Fulkrod	John		C	77 Pa. Inf.	Private	Private	Falkroad, John	000554	0040	00002479

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TEXAS CONFEDERATE REGIMENT: ANDERSON'S (BORDER'S) CAVALRY

Fulcrod, Philip, Lt. Col., Anderson's-Border's Cavalry

(Jones, Kenneth W., Dr., Field Officers Serving in Texas Confederate Regiments, available online @ http://www.tarleton.edu/~kjones/txoffs.html)

Col. Thomas S. Anderson's (Col. John P. Border's) Cavalry (April 64-26 May 65)
Col. John P. Border's Cavalry (1864; became Anderson's Cavalry)
Cadet Cavalry Battalion (Lt. Col. Philip Fulcrod; 1864; became Anderson's (Border's) Cavalry)

(Jones, Kenneth W., Dr., Confederate Regimental Histories: Cavalry, available online @ http://www.tarleton.edu/~kjones/CStx.html#Anderson's)

BORDER, JOHN PELHAM (1819-1873). John Pelham Border, public official and Confederate soldier, was born in Lincolnshire, England, on February 19, 1819, the son of William and Sarah (Mell) Border. He immigrated with his parents to the United States in 1823 and lived for a time in New York before moving to Texas in 1835 as a surveyor. He first served in the Texas army from October to December 1835, and participated in the successful Goliad Campaign of 1835.qv Border enlisted again on April 1, 1836, and joined Capt. William Kimbro'sqv company at the battle of San Jacinto.qv In 1837 he settled in San Augustine as a merchant. He was elected county clerk on January 4, 1841, appointed postmaster of San Augustine in 1842, and made a lieutenant colonel of militia in 1847. He married Catherine Elizabeth Harding on March 5, 1844; they had six children. At the outbreak of the Civil Warqv Border raised seven companies in San Augustine, Nacogdoches, Sabine, and Shelby counties. They were formed together as Border's Battalion, and he was appointed lieutenant colonel of the unit. The battalion was later joined to another battalion to form Thomas Scott Anderson'sqv regiment, of which Border was lieutenant colonel. In May 1864 Border assumed command of Camp Ford, the stockade for federal prisoners. In several postwar memoirs, he was characterized by former prisoners as a harsh and brutal commandant. After the war he and his family settled in New Iberia, Louisiana, where he died on June 12, 1873, and was buried in the Protestant Cemetery. In 1887 his widow married Oran Milo Roberts,qv governor of Texas from 1879 to 1883. Catherine Elizabeth Border Roberts died on July 21, 1920, and was buried in the State Cemetery,qv Austin.

("BORDER, JOHN PELHAM." The Handbook of Texas Online. http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/BB/fbo28.html
[Accessed Sat May 27 1:26:49 2000 ].)

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIRST REGIMENT--DRAFTED MILITIA.

This regiment was composed of men drafted in October, 1862, for nine months' service. It was organized at Camp Curtin in November with the following officers: Everard Bierer, of Fayette county, colonel; Theophilus Humphrey, of Bradford county, lieutenant-colonel, and Robert C. Cox, of Tioga county, major. Its service was principally in North Carolina. It was mustered out at Harrisburg, August 8, 1863.

Company A of this regiment was from Tioga county. Its muster roll is as follows:

Captain: Anson A. Amsbry.
First Lieutenants: Lucien O. Beach and Samuel W. Love.
Second Lieutenants: Samuel W. Love, Charles Biter and William L. Keagle.
Sergeants: Samuel W. Love, William L. Keagle, Henry S. Arthur, N. M. Levegood, Gaston D. Walker, Thomas J. Barton, Lester S. Fisk, Oliver P. Babcock.

Corporals: Henry S. Arthur, Gaston D. Walker, Thomas J. Barton, Lester S. Fisk, John G. Bowman, George W. Bastian, Ora M. Kelly, Oliver M. Kelly, William E. Clark, Erastus P. Hill, Nelson Fulkerson, Ellis Merrill.

Musicians: Leonard R. Bombay and Joseph Brion.

Privates: Alexander Allen, George W. Anderson, John L. Allen, Leonard J. Bradford, Henry S. Bodine, Jacob Boston, Henry O. Bliss, Daniel Boom, Daniel Barrett, Hiram Burdick, Leonard J. Bradford, Francis M. Black, Ransom W. Bailey, Jesse T. Bedell, Henry Brion, David Brion, Ezra Brees, Benjamin Babcock, Wesley C. Barnhart, Simeon Babcock, Hopkins J. Crosby, Robert W. Campbell, Lyman Copley, Charles W. Churchill†, Willis B. Dailey, Hiram D. Deming, promoted to hospital steward, Thomas Eldridge, Jr., C. A. Eilenberger, Enoch Evans, Jefferson Fritz, William B. Freeman, Ferdinand Fray, Christian Foulkrod, Henry Frock (Died), William J. Garner, John Gleason, Uriah Golden, Daniel Hedge, Orlo J. Hamlin, George Horning, Charles D. Hart, George W. Hart, Casper Houser, Adam Hart, Jacob Horning, Richard W. Ham, Mienjah S. Inscho, David Johnson, J. A. Knickerbocker, Garrett M. Kinner, Henry Kimball (Died), Gottlieb Krause, Jacob Kissinger, Samuel A. Kelsey, William Landis, John J. Lutz, John Matthews, Henry Mattison, Silas Mosier, John Newfer, Andrew A. Newton, William W. Neal, Horace Odell, John E. Ostrum, Walter Phelps, Benjamin J. Powers, David Plank, George W. Rice (Died), Alovin D. Robbins (Died), Charles Snyder, Martin V. Smith, Nelson C. W. Smith, Washington Sheffer, James H. Stewart, John H. Schoonover, Henry W. Travis, Ezekiel Thomas, Charles Tillinghast, Jr., Cornelius Vanorsdale, Stephen H. Wood, Charles Wilson and Charles Zink.

* Killed or mortally wounded.

(History of Tioga County, Pennsylvania, Volume I. (R.C. Brown & Co., 1897), pp. 235-236)

WWI Civilian Draft Registrations - Foulkrod

Name	Birth Date	Ethnicity	Birth Place	City/County	State
Charles D. Foulkrod	24 Sep 1893	W	Frankford PA	Wilmington #3	DE
Linton Howard Foulkrod	20 Jan 1887	W	Philadelphia PA	Wilmington #3	DE
William Henry Foulkrod	8 Jul 1880	W		Wilmington #3	DE

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WWI Civilian Draft Registrations - Fulkrod

Name	Birth Date	Ethnicity	Birth Place	City/County	State
Edward Levane? Fulkrod	9 Apr 1880	W	half bro. in St. Marys PA	Cameron	PA

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U.S. World War I Mothers' Pilgrimage, 1930

Surname: Fulkrod
Given Name: Mrs Elizabeth
Address: Route 1, Box 72
City: Salladasburg
County: Lycoming
State: PA
Relationship: Mother
Surname Deceased: Fulkrod
Given Name Deceased: Samuel E
Rank: Pvt
Organization: Co. F, 6th Engrs
Cemetery: Somme
Desires Pilgrimage: 1930
Desires Pilgrimage Later: No

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Maine Military Men, 1917-18
Name: Hunter P. Foulkrod
Birth Place: Sunbury, Pa.
Age: 34 5/12 years
Residence: So. Portland

Comment: Enl: RA at Ft. Williams, Nov. 16/14. Pvt; Fm May 26/17. Org: 155 Co CAC Ft Williams Me to -; 1 Co CAC Ft Williams Me to death. Overseas service: None. Died of disease: Nov. 11, 1917.

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