Jean Kane Foulke du Pont(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
She was the granddaughter of William Foulke, discoverer of the first full dinosaur skeleton in North America (Hadrosaurus foulkii), in Haddonfield, N.J., in 1858.
duPont was a progressive woman for her era, and her passion was prision reform; in 1919 she courageously helped found Delaware's Prisoners Aid Society as well as Bridge House, a detention home for juvenile offenders.
duPont was exceedingly active in the women's suffrage movement; in 1916 she picketed the White House with a troop of Deleware women in an effort to persuade President Woodrow Wilson to become active in the cause.
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Eugene Paul duPont -1950 was an American industrialist, and the son of Francis Gurney duPont.
Paul duPont was married in 1910 to JeanKaneFoulkeduPont, the granddaughter of William Foulke, discoverer of the first full dinosaur skeleton in the United States (Hadrosaurus foulkii), in Haddonfield, New Jersey, in 1858.
After E. Paul duPont's death, his wife founded the E. Paul duPont Endowment for the Study of Crime, Delinquency, and Corrections at the University of Delaware, which led to the creation of their criminal justice program.
Harry duPont hired scholarly connoisseurs to catalog, study, and care for his growing collection.During the decade that followed, he provided financial support for campus landscaping by his friend, Marian Coffin, and also helped fund research into cattle disease–an important concern for a man who was building a prize-winning herd of Holstein-Frisian cattle.
The University of Delaware’s present leadership in the education of curators, scholars, and administrative leaders in the museum field is a direct result of pioneering programs begun under the auspices of H. duPont, P. duPont’s Longwood Foundation, and, in the case of Hagley, the DuPont Company.
The descendant of many prominent Delawareans from the State’s earliest Colonial period, JeanKaneFoulke married Francis Gurney duPont’s son, Eugene Paul (known as E. Paul) duPont in 1910.
duPont was a progressive woman for her era, and her passion was prison reform; in 1919 she courageously helped found Delaware's Prisoners Aid Society as well as Bridge House, a detention home for juvenile offenders.
duPont was exceedingly active in the women's suffrage movement; in 1916 she picketed the White House with a troop of Delaware women in an effort to persuade President Woodrow Wilson to become active in the cause.
duPont was also responsible for several "Save the Babies" stations, which effort resulted Delaware's "Pure Milk Legislation" intended to protect milk sold for babies, and also led to child welfare programs in Delaware.
Florence Bayard Kane, member of the prominent Kane family of Pennsylvania, was a Philadelphia volunteer worker and much-travelled individual who briefly worked as a librarian and as a processor of manuscripts.
Florence Bayard Kane's outgoing correspondence consists primarily of letters, 1886-1895, to her mother, Mabel Bayard Kane Bird, and letters, 1899-1909, to members of her family while on various trips abroad.
Kane's interest in prison reform is evident from letters of penologist Thomas Mott Osborne, 1914-1918, and others.
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He founded DuPont Motors, a manufacturer of automobiles and marine engines, and later bought and became President of Indian (motorcycle) Indian Motorcycles.
Paul duPont was married in 1910 to JeanKaneFoulkeduPont, the granddaughter of William Parker Foulke William Foulke, discoverer of the first full dinosaur skeleton in the United States (''Hadrosaurus foulkii''), in Haddonfield, New Jersey, in 1858.
He was an avid hobbyist of waterwheels and millwork, and is said to have insisted upon always performing maintenance personally on the ornamental waterwheel in the gardens of the duPontduPont family family estate.
The former was the gift of Ellen duPont Wheelwright and the latter was the former clubhouse of the Wilmington Country Club, purchased by the university for classroom use.
Paul) duPont, who gave the university $400,000 as an endowment for the study of crime, delinquency, and correction, a field in which she had long shown an active interest.
The DuPont Company is not alone in recognizing an obligation to the states where its employees live and where their children are likely to attend college.
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She was the granddaughter of William Parker Foulke William Foulke, discoverer of the first full dinosaur skeleton in North America (''Hadrosaurus foulkii''), in Haddonfield, N.J., in 1858.
In 1964, she created the "E. Paul duPont Endowment for the Study of Crime, Delinquency, and Corrections at the University of Delaware." Link to History at University of Delaware [http://www.udel.edu/PR/duPontFamily/internal_pages/personal_index.html] Category:DuPont
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E. Paul du Pont -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
Eugene Paul duPont -1950 was an (A native or inhabitant of the United States) American (Someone who manages or has significant financial interest in an industrial enterprise) industrialist, and the son of Francis Gurney duPont.
He founded (Click link for more info and facts about DuPont Motors) DuPont Motors, a manufacturer of automobiles and marine engines, and later bought and became President of (Click link for more info and facts about Indian Motorcycles) Indian Motorcycles.
According to the (Click link for more info and facts about Motorcycle Hall of Fame) Motorcycle Hall of Fame in Ohio, duPont saved Indian from financial ruin.
Kane was borne in 1868 and left NB for Alaska in about 1923/4.
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Trying to find Maxine Fitzgerald and Jean Gooden.They went to Toronto in the 50's.
