marker

The marker was unveiled at last year's reunion, see below for details.

Fogleman Newsletter

The Fogleman Newsletter is a quarterly publication for and about Fogleman descendants of
George and Catherine (Curtiss/Goetz) Fogleman. Below is the most recent versions of the Newsletter.

Fogleman Reunion Newsletter - November - December 2009
Fogleman Reunion Newsletter July - October, 2009


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DESCENDANTS OF GEORGE AND CATHERINE (CURTISS) FOGLEMAN

George Vogelmann (Fogleman) (circa 1721-circa March 1785 per his Will ) arrived in America on 5 September 1751 at Pennsylvania. He married Catherine Curtiss (Gotz) during the mid-1753-55's. They had the following children:

  • Peter who married 1) Ann Margaretha (unknown); 2) Katy Shatterly;
  • Anna Margaretha Fogleman who married John. David Gobel;
  • John Fogleman who married Molly Shaddy;
  • George Adam Fogleman who married Catherine "Katy" Shaddy;
  • Elizabeth Fogleman who married Peter Coble;
  • Catherine Fogleman who married John Coble;
  • Eve Fogleman who married John Spoone (Loeffel); and
  • Henry (Heinrich) Fogleman who married Nellie Helena (unknown).
Fogleman marker front
Fogleman marker back

At the reunion, we unveiled the historical George & Catherine Fogleman homeplace marker.

Read about the history by clicking on the link below:

History Re: Historical Marker for George & Catherine Fogleman

Reunion Information

NEXT REUNION INFORMATION COMING soon!

 

Please contact the Committee to learn more information.

Tours of ancestral locations will be held request ONLY!

Helpful information and links
Mr. Spencer's book about German Immigration to this country in the 1700's.
Aaron Spencer Fogleman, Author
Aaron Spencer Fogleman at the reunion in 2001

German Immigration to the US in the 1700's
written by Aaron Spencer Fogleman

Genealogy and NC related Links
article
Allen house located at the Alamance Battleground site.

Tour Ancestral Locations in Alamance County - Tours including, the homesite of George Fogleman, the Old Brick Church, St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Mt. Pleasant Lutheran Church, Stoner's Graveyard, Pine Hills Cemetery in Burlington, and possibly the Pleasant Hill Church Cemetery can be arranged upon request. To request a tour please contact:

Jerry Whittle at Low's Cemetery standing next to George Fogleman's gravesite.

Allen House
at the Alamance Battleground site.

Jerry Whittle at Low's Church graveyard.
Graves at Low's Church
 
 

Committee contacts - Ask questions or make suggestions about our Reunion by contacting those listed below:
Jerry Whittle
1859 Chandler St.
Elon College, NC 27244
(336) 584-1531
jwhittle1@triad.rr.com

Judie Lewis
3467 Seminole Street
Gotha, FL 34734-4456
(407) 298-3821
jlewis0@earthlink.net

 

Motel
Campsite/RV Park
Campsite/RV Park
Comfort Inn
I-85/I-40 Area, Burlington, NC 27216-0519
Comfort Inn
2701 Kirkpatrick Road
Burlington, NC 27215-890
Tel: (336) 584-4447

RV Park in the area:
814 McDowell Country Trail
Asheboro, NC 27203
Tel: (336) 629-4069

KOA - Greensboro
Sharpe Road & Lee Street
Greensboro, NC
Tel: (336) 274-4143
Airports
Raleigh/Durham Airport

(Each are approximately 45 minutes from Burlington)
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