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Note: http://www.folsomfamily.org/choctaw%20folsoms/d1.htm#i1530 6. Edmund Folsom-[1530] <d1.htm> 14 <sources.htm>,15 <sources.htm> (Israel1) was born in 1767 in Rowan Co., NC. User ID: 4OK,4020. Edmund married ? ? -[3207] [MRIN:21].14 <sources.htm> Birth Notes: She was a full-blood Choctaw General Notes: She was a full blood Choctaw Children from this marriage were: + 46 M i. Capt. Jeremiah Folsom-[3208] <d1.htm> 71 <sources.htm>,72 <sources.htm> was born about 1796 and died on 1 Aug 1875, about age 79.73 <sources.htm> + 47 M ii. Rev. Peter Folsom-[3209] <d1.htm> 14 <sources.htm> was born in Mississippi and died on 9 Apr 1885 in Choctaw Nation, Scullyville Co., OK. + 48 M iii. Ward Folsom-[3210] <d1.htm> 14 <sources.htm>,77 <sources.htm> was born in Mississippi and died in McAlester, Pittsburgh Co., OK. 49 M iv. Nathaniel Folsom-[3211] .23 <sources.htm> User ID: 7-OK4A. + 50 F v. Rachael Folsom-[3213] <d1.htm> 39 <sources.htm>,79 <sources.htm> died about 1883.42 <sources.htm> + 51 F vi. Abigail Folsom-[3214] <d1.htm> 14 <sources.htm>,80 <sources.htm> was born in 1800-1801 in Mississippi, died in 1870-1880 in Delta Co., TX, at age 70, and was buried in Delta Co., TX. + 52 M vii. George Folsom-[4169] <d1.htm> 82 <sources.htm>,83 <sources.htm> was born about 1798. Edmund next married ? ? -[3215] [MRIN:23].14 <sources.htm> General Notes: No information Noted events in her life were: • Resided: 1831, Sukenatcha, Miss. Terr. Children from this marriage were: + 53 F i. Margaret Folsom-[3216] <d1.htm> 38 <sources.htm>,79 <sources.htm> died before 1855 in Haskell Co., OK, and was buried in Haskell Co., OK. + 54 M ii. David Folsom-[3238] <d1.htm> 84 <sources.htm>,85 <sources.htm> was born in , , MS. + 55 F iii. Eve Folsom-[3239] <d1.htm> <sources.htm>,64 <sources.htm> was born in 1804 and died on 17 Apr 1843 near Wilburton, I. T., OK, at age 39. <http://www.folsomfamily.org/himpson.rtf> THE FOLSOM FAMILY OF OKLAHOMA DESCENDANTS OF THE IMMIGRANT, JOHN FOLSOM, WHO CAME TO THE COLONY OF MASSACHUSETTS IN 1638 THE CHOCTAW FOLSOMS ARE THE DESCENDANTS OF NATHANIEL AND EDMOND FOLSOM Edmund Folsom (5), brother of Nathaniel also married into the Choctaw Nation and had several children. Not much is known about his family as the records appear not to have been kept as well as were those of Nathaniel's family. Jeremiah Folsom (6) was one of his children. He was born in Mississippi, and in 1821 married Mary Nail. After he came to the Indian Territory. His family consisted of twelve children, of whom Joseph Pitchlynn Folsom was the oldest. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1854 and served a part of his life as a teacher among his people. It is said that he began to write a genealogical record of his branch of the family, but he died ere it was completed and it was lost. He married a Seneca Indian, but had no children. A daughter of Jeremiah married James Robinson, brother of Rev. Calvin Robinson. Rev. Peter Folsom (6) was a son of Edmund. He was a Baptist minister and often was sent as a delegate to Washington. It is said that he would break the ice and swim across a stream rather than miss an appointment to preach. Watt Folsom (6), son of Edmund, married and had several children. One of his sons, Edmund (7), was a merchant and stockman in San Bois, married and had four children. Ellis, was another son of Watt, was a prominent lawyer at McAlester, Oklahoma, married Salina Perry and had five children. Watt Folsom had one daughter to marry Benjamin Wall, and one, Jane, to marry a man by the name of Page. Edmund (5) had two other sons, Nathaniel (6), and George (6). He had three daughters: Rachel, who married Solomon Folsom; Abagail; and Margaret, who married a Garland. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Folsom, member of the New England branch, says: "The descendants of these sons and daughters of Nathaniel, Edmund and Ebenezer Folsom, who allied themselves with the Choctaws, are numbered into the hundreds in Oklahoma, AND FROM THEIR LETTERS, ARE PEOPLE, WE OF THE WHITE RACE, WITH ALL OUR ADVANTAGE OF GENERATIONS OF CIVILIZATION, MAY WELL BE PROUD TO CALL OUR KINSMEN." ........................................................................................................................
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