Alfred was the oldest of seven children born to Daniel Horton and Rachel C. (Kivett) Fogleman. He married Martha Elizabeth King and they had five children: Hugh Dennis, Anna Catherine, Edward Bryan, Flossie King and Carrie L.
The Charlotte Observer, NC
October 27, 1922
MOUNT AIRY, Oct 25. - Alfred W. Fogleman, a highly respected citzen was found dead in this bed Sunday morning by his daughter, Mrs. Wade Moody, after her little son, Wade, Jr., who slept with his grandfather, failed to awaken him. There was no sign of a death struggle, and it is evident that death came while he slept.
The remains were carried to Winston-Salem Tuesday for interment in Salem cemetery beside the wife, who preceded him some six years ago.
The Charlotte Observer, NC
October 27, 1922
MOUNT AIRY, Oct 25. - Alfred W. Fogleman, a highly respected citzen was found dead in this bed Sunday morning by his daughter, Mrs. Wade Moody, after her little son, Wade, Jr., who slept with his grandfather, failed to awaken him. There was no sign of a death struggle, and it is evident that death came while he slept.
The remains were carried to Winston-Salem Tuesday for interment in Salem cemetery beside the wife, who preceded him some six years ago.
Alfred was the oldest of seven children born to Daniel Horton and Rachel C. (Kivett) Fogleman. He married Martha Elizabeth King and they had five children: Hugh Dennis, Anna Catherine, Edward Bryan, Flossie King and Carrie L.
The Charlotte Observer, NC
October 27, 1922
MOUNT AIRY, Oct 25. - Alfred W. Fogleman, a highly respected citzen was found dead in this bed Sunday morning by his daughter, Mrs. Wade Moody, after her little son, Wade, Jr., who slept with his grandfather, failed to awaken him. There was no sign of a death struggle, and it is evident that death came while he slept.
The remains were carried to Winston-Salem Tuesday for interment in Salem cemetery beside the wife, who preceded him some six years ago.
The Charlotte Observer, NC
October 27, 1922
MOUNT AIRY, Oct 25. - Alfred W. Fogleman, a highly respected citzen was found dead in this bed Sunday morning by his daughter, Mrs. Wade Moody, after her little son, Wade, Jr., who slept with his grandfather, failed to awaken him. There was no sign of a death struggle, and it is evident that death came while he slept.
The remains were carried to Winston-Salem Tuesday for interment in Salem cemetery beside the wife, who preceded him some six years ago.
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