Frederick Freeman Alley

Frederick Freeman Alley was an American sheriff from North Carolina who served as sheriff of Rutherford County, North Carolina, from 1814 to 1820. He succeeded his brother, John Heywood Alley as sheriff.^{[1][user-generated source]}

Frederick Freeman Alley was born in 1788 to Shadrack Alley. He became Sheriff of Rutherford County, North Carolina, in 1814, being preceded by his brother, John Heywood Alley. Frederick defaulted on debts as sheriff, and was bailed out by his Brother and the other bondsmen, Joseph Glover, Abraham Crow, James Crow, and John Lewis. He later moved to Florida and died there in 1886.^{[2][user-generated source]}