The Foushee surname

In the chronology 10 people

The people of this surname named in the county’s dated events, as the names index lists them. Each printed name is its own heading; names that may be one person are not merged.

• Foushee, Barbara 8 entries, 1969–2025
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• Foushee, Braxton 33 entries, 1916–1981
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• Foushee, James 2 entries, 1964
  • March 22, 1964: The Holy Week fast began on the Franklin Street post office lawn
  • March 29, 1964: The Holy Week fast ends on Easter Sunday and the Rev. LaVert Taylor is hospitalized
• Foushee, Jeff 2 entries, 1947–1954
  • December 24, 1947: Jeff Foushee and Nat Hopkins begin patrolling as Black policemen for Chapel Hill and Carrboro
  • September 18-19, 1954: Jeff Foushee retires from the police and James Council is sworn in
• Foushee, John 23 entries, 1922–1972
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  • 1922–1931: Chapel Hill's first town manager and its improvements, 1922–1931
  • December 1928 to January 1929: Chapel Hill renumbers its homes and businesses for mail delivery
  • by December 21, 1928: Chapel Hill divides the village into four fire-alarm zones signaled by the siren
  • June 21, 1928: Aldermen choose John Foushee to succeed E. M. Knox as town manager
  • September 9, 1929: Chapel Hill's assessment puts Black residents' property at $230,000
  • October 1931: Chapel Hill collects $24,356 in taxes in October, double the year before
  • by April 3, 1931: Chapel Hill sends door-to-door beggars to the Town Hall for King's Daughters screening
  • by November 4, 1932: President Graham refuses to license a commercial poolroom in Chapel Hill
  • 1933–1949: Chapel Hill town elections, 1933–1949
  • May 2, 1933: Chapel Hill elects John Foushee mayor
  • 1935–1942: Chapel Hill's most valuable citizen award, 1935–1942
  • March 17 and 18, 1936: A gale, heavy rain and snow strike Chapel Hill
  • by December 21, 1939: Black Masons of North Carolina hold their Grand Lodge convention in Chapel Hill
  • 1940–1941: Chapel Hill before Pearl Harbor, 1940–1941
  • September 17, 1940: Chapel Hill's new Recreation Commission organizes and names a town superintendent of recreation
  • December 1941: Chapel Hill organizes civilian defense after Pearl Harbor
  • March 11, 1942: Chapel Hill aldermen move to hold down rents before the Navy cadets come
  • by July 24, 1942: Chapel Hill and Carrboro raise $1,083 for the USO
  • January 8, 1942: Mrs. Robert H. Wettach receives the theatres' trophy as Chapel Hill's most valuable citizen
  • June 1954: The new Chapel Hill Real Estate Board joins the state association of realtors
  • July 14, 1958: Chapel Hill aldermen send a $2.5 million shopping center rezoning to the planning board
  • February 7, 1961: John Foushee is elected president of the Chapel Hill Parking Association
  • February 7, 1972: Chapel Hill aldermen name members of the Central Business District Planning Committee, including a student
• Foushee, John M. 84 entries, 1922–1963
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• Foushee, Roger 2 entries, 1970–1971
  • June 1970: Orange County Democrats re-elect Roger Foushee chairman and adopt reform resolutions
  • November 18, 1971: A voter registration rally at the Chapel Hill Municipal Building signs up a record 250 voters
• Foushee, Valerie 10 entries, 1987–2022
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• Foushee, Vivian 4 entries, 1960–1964
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  • September 1960: The Chapel Hill Cooperative Pre-School opens to children of every race
  • 1961–1969: Chapel Hill's first public housing, 1961–1969
  • May 25, 1964: The Citizens Committee for Progress protests a public housing site in a Black neighborhood
  • July 7, 1964: Neighbors protest a public housing site on North Columbia Street
• Foushee, W. L. 1 entry, 1944
  • by October 20, 1944: Hillsboro's town commissioners order unmarked graves moved from a lot on Margaret Lane

In the historical records 5 records

1 deeds and 4 marriages, oldest first. Every record that names someone of this surname, as the record spells it; choose a collection to narrow the list. Foushee marriages in full · Search the name in every collection