- 1 APR 1811 - Birth - ; Sugar Creek, Armstrong Co., Pennsylvania, USA
- 29 JUN 1892 - Death - ; Cowansville, Armstrong Co., PA, USA
- 1850 - Residence - value property $3000 ; Sugarcreek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania
- 1860 - Residence - Age: 49, value of real estate $4200, value personal estate $2950. ; Sugarcreek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, United States
- 1880 - Residence - home of CW & Lizzie Foster Jordan ; East Franklin, Armstrong, Pennsylvania
- 24 NOV 1865 - Residence - Appointed postmaster ; Cowansville, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, United States
- 30 SEP 1869 - Residence - listed as postmaster of Cowansville. ; Armstrong, Pennsylvania, USA
- 1840 - Residence - ; Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, United States
- 24 NOV 1865 - Appointed - Postmaster for Cowansville. ; Cowansville, Armstrong Co., PA, USA
- Occupation - Farmer, merchant, justice of the peace and school director
- Religion - Presbyterian
- 1850 - Residence - value property $3000 ; Sugarcreek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania
- 1860 - Residence - Age: 49, value of real estate $4200, value personal estate $2950. ; Sugarcreek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, United States
- 1880 - Residence - home of CW & Lizzie Foster Jordan ; East Franklin, Armstrong, Pennsylvania
- 24 NOV 1865 - Residence - Appointed postmaster ; Cowansville, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, United States
- 30 SEP 1869 - Residence - listed as postmaster of Cowansville. ; Armstrong, Pennsylvania, USA
- 1840 - Residence - ; Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, United States
[S11] | 1880 United States Federal Census |
[S190] | Thomas, Ethel Maude, handwritten notes |
[S234] | 1860 United States Federal Census |
[S367] | Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1924 |
[S235] | 1910 United States Federal Census |
[S252] | 1880 United States Federal Census |
[S8] | 1850 United States Federal Census |
[S9] | 1860 United States Federal Census |
[S324] | U.S., Appointments of U. S. Postmasters, 1832-1971 |
[S373] | US, Register of Civil, Military, and Naval Service, 1863-1959 |
[S253] | 1840 United States Federal Census |
Christopher A. Foster, son of Alexander, was a near neighbor of Thomas Hays, who subsequently married his daughter Keziah; they were schoolmates. Mr. Foster was a farmer, later a merchant at Cowansville and was prominent in the public affairs of his locality, serving as justice of the peace (fifteen years) and school director.
He was a Republican in politics and Presbyterian in religion. He married Isabel Morrison, daughter of William and Margaret (Barnes) Morrison, of Armstrong county. Mr. and Mrs. Foster had children as follows: Keziah J., wife of Thomas Hays; Phoebe, who married Matthew McGarey, of Butler county (both are deceased); Elizabeth, wife of C.W. Jordan, of Cowansville; Sarah B., deceased, wife of William Luton (he resides on the Thomas Hays farm, "Haysville"); Nancy, who died when fifteen years old; and Mary A. and Alice, who died in infancy.