Foshalee Plantation
30°39′42″N 84°07′13″W / 30.6617°N 84.12036°W
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Foshalee Plantation was a large quail hunting plantation located in northern Leon County, Florida, United States.
History
First called Incochee, it was purchased in 1824 by Hezekiah and Ann Graham Ponder. Hezekiah and Ann are buried in a cemetery near
During the
Between the late 1910s and early 1920s, Hutchinson sold Foshalee to
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1947 Adjacent plantations
- Tall Timbers Plantationto the west
- Sunny Hill Plantation to the east
- Horseshoe Plantation to the south
After Mrs. Clark, Foshalee then became a joint ownership of property between
By 1966, Foshalee reported it had 5 tractors with 700 acres (2.8 km2) under cultivation, 500 of which were
1967 Adjacent plantations:
- Sunny Hill Plantation to the east
- Loveridge Plantation to the north
- Horseshoe Plantation to the south
Publications
Rogers, William Warren, FOSHALEE Quail Country Plantation (with an overview of Leon County FL and Thomas Country GA). Sentry Press 1989, ASIN B000M0VHBY