About Hugh M. Foley
Lived 1847 – 1896 (aged 48–49). Hugh M. Foley was an American legislator, politician, teacher, christian minister and newspaper editor.
Hugh M. Foley (January 25, 1847 – 1896) was an American teacher, storekeeper, minister, farmer, newspaper publisher, and politician in Mississippi. He served as a Wilkinson County Board of Supervisor, and in the Mississippi House of Representatives from 1870 to 1873.
Life and career Hugh M. Foley was born on January 25, 1847, in Wilkinson County, Mississippi. He testified in 1876 about election issues, including intimidation and violence. In 1889, he relocated to New Jersey.
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Who was Hugh M. Foley?
Mississippi state legislator
When was Hugh M. Foley born?
Hugh M. Foley was born in 1847 in Wilkinson County.
When did Hugh M. Foley die?
Hugh M. Foley died in 1896.
What was Hugh M. Foley's occupation?
Hugh M. Foley was a legislator, politician, teacher, christian minister and newspaper editor.
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Hugh M. Foley was American.
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