Person:Jerome Fogleman (1)

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Jerome G Fogleman
b.14 Oct 1833 North Carolina
d.26 Aug 1875 Montgomery County, Illinois
Parents and Siblings
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  1. Oscar Fogleman1829 - 1863
  2. Cornelia F Fogleman1831 - 1907
  3. Jerome G Fogleman1833 - 1875
  4. Emily E Fogleman1836 - 1907
  5. Josephine E Fogleman1839 - 1897
  6. John F Fogleman1844 - Bet 1880 & 1900
  7. Henrietta FoglemanAbt 1846 - Bet 1850 & 1860
  8. Madowery Clementine Fogleman1846 - 1854
  9. Henry FoglemanAbt 1849 - Bet 1850 & 1860
  10. Napoleon Fogleman1849 - 1868
  11. Lusion C Fogleman1851 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 4 Aug 1860
  1. Robert D Fogleman1861 - 1935
  2. Jerome G Fogleman1863 - 1903
  3. Oscar D Fogleman1865 - 1916
  4. William P Fogleman1867 - 1933
  5. Ella F FoglemanAbt 1874 -
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Facts and Events
Name Jerome G Fogleman
Gender Male
Birth[1] 14 Oct 1833 North Carolina
Marriage 4 Aug 1860 to Cecelia A Grantham
Death? 26 Aug 1875 Montgomery County, Illinois
Burial? Iowa Union Cemetery

Information from the March 2007, Fogleman Newsletter: "Had a wooden leg. Leg shot off in Civil War. Married in South Carolina"

Jerome's grave stone: "Our Father Jerome G. Fogleman Oct. 14, 1833 Aug. 26, 1875 Age 41 Years. 10 Mo. 12 Days." There is also a monogram of Jerome's initials at the top, although the "F" is hard to see." Notes taken from letter dated June 25, 2004 from Ellen Fogleman Whitworth to Elvin Fogleman, a descendant of John S. Fogleman, father of Jerome.

Two other children: vi. SARAH ELIZABETH FOGLEMAN, b. 13 Mar 1875; d. 23 Aug 1875. An inscription on the gravestone appears to read: "Sarah Elizabeth Infant Dau. of J.G. & S.A. Fogleman Mar. 13, 1875 Aug. 23, 1875 Age 5 Mos. 15 Da." She is buried at the Wares Grove Lutheran Church Cemetery, 69 Waresgrove Ln, Butler, Montgomery County, IL.

vii. JULIANN DENTON FOGLEMAN, b. 26 Apr 1870; d. 23 Dec 1876. The inscription on the gravestone reads: "Juliann Denton Dau. of J.G. & S.A. Fogleman Apr. 26, 1870 Dec. 23, 1876 Age 6 Y's 7 Mo. 27 Da." "Not lost, blest thought, / But gone before / Where we shall meet / To part no more." Juliann died more than a year after her father and baby sister. It is possible that the cause of death was due to the cholera outbreak..." Juliann is buried at the Wares Grove Lutheran Church Cemetery, 69 Waresgrove Ln, Butler, Montgomery County, IL.

References
  1. ↑ http://www.lynnpdesign.com/foglemanreunion/Fogleman%20Newsletter%20March%202007.pdf. Fogleman Newsletter - March 2007.
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