Name commonly shown as "Frederick Froelich, Friley, Fraley, etc." in records.
Frederick married Chloe (c.1733-1823) c.1758 in Rowan County, NC or Augusta County, VA where he overwintered on way down the Great Valley toward NC. Settling in Rowan County NC, he explored and then moved his family to what became Russell County, Va. He helped design and build Ft. Moore during Indian wars and fought in the Revolutionary War. They had seventeen identified children: James , Martin, Chloe, Caleb, William, Catrin, Nancy, Sarah, Jesse, Isaac, Frederick Jr., Thomas, Henry, Benjamin, Daniel, Charles and Reuben Fraley. He died while on a trip to Rowan County probably to visit his brother Henry Fraley. Recent DNA as confirmed this relationship. Frederick was also previously married, Maybe in PA, and had a daughter Ruth who married a Price.
Frederick married Chloe (c.1733-1823) c.1758 in Rowan County, NC or Augusta County, VA where he overwintered on way down the Great Valley toward NC. Settling in Rowan County NC, he explored and then moved his family to what became Russell County, Va. He helped design and build Ft. Moore during Indian wars and fought in the Revolutionary War. They had seventeen identified children: James , Martin, Chloe, Caleb, William, Catrin, Nancy, Sarah, Jesse, Isaac, Frederick Jr., Thomas, Henry, Benjamin, Daniel, Charles and Reuben Fraley. He died while on a trip to Rowan County probably to visit his brother Henry Fraley. Recent DNA as confirmed this relationship. Frederick was also previously married, Maybe in PA, and had a daughter Ruth who married a Price.
Name commonly shown as "Frederick Froelich, Friley, Fraley, etc." in records.
Frederick married Chloe (c.1733-1823) c.1758 in Rowan County, NC or Augusta County, VA where he overwintered on way down the Great Valley toward NC. Settling in Rowan County NC, he explored and then moved his family to what became Russell County, Va. He helped design and build Ft. Moore during Indian wars and fought in the Revolutionary War. They had seventeen identified children: James , Martin, Chloe, Caleb, William, Catrin, Nancy, Sarah, Jesse, Isaac, Frederick Jr., Thomas, Henry, Benjamin, Daniel, Charles and Reuben Fraley. He died while on a trip to Rowan County probably to visit his brother Henry Fraley. Recent DNA as confirmed this relationship. Frederick was also previously married, Maybe in PA, and had a daughter Ruth who married a Price.
Frederick married Chloe (c.1733-1823) c.1758 in Rowan County, NC or Augusta County, VA where he overwintered on way down the Great Valley toward NC. Settling in Rowan County NC, he explored and then moved his family to what became Russell County, Va. He helped design and build Ft. Moore during Indian wars and fought in the Revolutionary War. They had seventeen identified children: James , Martin, Chloe, Caleb, William, Catrin, Nancy, Sarah, Jesse, Isaac, Frederick Jr., Thomas, Henry, Benjamin, Daniel, Charles and Reuben Fraley. He died while on a trip to Rowan County probably to visit his brother Henry Fraley. Recent DNA as confirmed this relationship. Frederick was also previously married, Maybe in PA, and had a daughter Ruth who married a Price.
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Frederick Fraley, PVT Moore's Fort, Revolutionary War, 1726- 1797
Gravesite Details
This cemetery was originally part of Ft. Moore. Frederick Fraley bought the land & then son William and then William's dau Chloe Sue inherited this farm. Chloe married James Lee and thereafter the Lee family used the cemetery & changed the name.
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