Rev Alfred J. Fox

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Rev Alfred J. Fox

Birth
Chatham County, North Carolina, USA
Death
10 Jun 1884 (aged 66)
Lincoln County, North Carolina, USA
Burial
Lincolnton, Lincoln County, North Carolina, USA GPS-Latitude: 35.5478749, Longitude: -81.2647838
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Lutheran Visitor, July 5, 1884, page 5:

Rev. A. J. Fox, 66 years, 9 months and 4 days old died on June 10, 1884 at his home in Lincoln Co., NC after an illness of one week. Burial was in Salem Church, Lincoln Co. NC. He was married to Lydia Bost in 1842 and survived by his widow, seven sons and four daughters. He entered the ministry in 1837 and continued his work for 47 years, the whole time serving the Evangelical Lutheran TN Synod. Two of his sons are Lutheran ministers: Rev. L. A. Fox, DD is an eminent scholar and able professor at Roanoke College in Salem, VA. The other son, Rev. J. B. Fox is connected with the Evangelical Lutheran Holston Synod in Eastern TN. Two of his sons are physicians: Dr. A. C. Fox of Waynesboro, VA and Dr. Frank Fox who practices medicine at the old homestead. One of the sons is a farmer and the other two are at home with the mother. Three of his four daughters are married. One is a widow. Lutheran Visitor 6/26/1884, page 1
Contributed by: Linda Lewis
October 29, 2011
Lutheran Visitor, July 5, 1884, page 5:

Rev. A. J. Fox, 66 years, 9 months and 4 days old died on June 10, 1884 at his home in Lincoln Co., NC after an illness of one week. Burial was in Salem Church, Lincoln Co. NC. He was married to Lydia Bost in 1842 and survived by his widow, seven sons and four daughters. He entered the ministry in 1837 and continued his work for 47 years, the whole time serving the Evangelical Lutheran TN Synod. Two of his sons are Lutheran ministers: Rev. L. A. Fox, DD is an eminent scholar and able professor at Roanoke College in Salem, VA. The other son, Rev. J. B. Fox is connected with the Evangelical Lutheran Holston Synod in Eastern TN. Two of his sons are physicians: Dr. A. C. Fox of Waynesboro, VA and Dr. Frank Fox who practices medicine at the old homestead. One of the sons is a farmer and the other two are at home with the mother. Three of his four daughters are married. One is a widow. Lutheran Visitor 6/26/1884, page 1
Contributed by: Linda Lewis
October 29, 2011