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1. Re: [FREEMAN-L] James Monroe FREEMAN - MS>TX [1]
Sorry but I have no information on these Freemans. The James Ray Freeman I am looking for was born in Woodstock, Georgia (Cherokee County) ----- Original Message ----- From: bill To: Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 11:47 AM Subject: Re: [FREEMAN-L] James Monroe FREEMAN - MS>TX > Just ran across your post again and got interested. I have a James Monroe > Freeman (my g-grandfather) but he was the son of James Levin Freeman and the > husband of Martha Thompson -- they l
2. [FREEMAN-L] Samuel D. FREEMAN, died 31 Jan 1948 [1]
I am looking for anyone who may be researching Samuel D. Freeman. He was born circa 1860, spent over 30 years in the military and taught at West Point. Charlotte Broze Whitney, TX
3. [FREEMAN-L] FREEMAN, [1]
Ancestors and siblings wanted for Margaret Hannah FREEMAN born in Coles Co., IL 1904. Any help will be appreciated. KJ Parker
4. Re: [FREEMAN-L] Re: [GABALDWI] SEABORN AND JAMES JONES [1]
Dennis, Sorry, I don't recognize any of those names. Beverly ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 6:17 PM Subject: Re: [FREEMAN-L] Re: [GABALDWI] SEABORN AND JAMES JONES > Beverly: > Do you have a Serena Freeman listed in your family line? Also do you > have Dr. Henry Freeman, Fredrick Freeman sons of Benjamin Freeman? > your cuz in the valley, > dennis d. freeman > >
5. Re: [FREEMAN-L] Freeman, Brown, Snow, Noble [1]
Pardon me for interrupting, but if you should run across any reference to Eliza Freeman in your storage unit would you please let me know? I am trying to find my grandmother Eliza Ann Freeman Elliott Riddle. I know she was born in IN , but what county I have not the foggiest idea. Likewise ,her parents or siblings. I did find one Eliza Riddle , but that turned out to be a relative down a different side of the tree. Thank you, Joan Medford, OR
6. [FREEMAN-L] Re: FREEMAN-D Digest V01 #71 [1]
> Dear Donna, Talk about coincidences! Deborah > > > FREEMAN-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 71 > > Subject: [FREEMAN-L] Samuel D. FREEMAN, died 31 Jan 1948 > Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2001 22:54:06 -0500 > From: "Charlotte Broze" > To: FREEMAN-L@rootsweb.com > > I am looking for anyone who may be researching Samuel D. Freeman. He was > born circa 1860, spent over 30 years in the military and taught at West > Point. > > Charlotte Broze > Whitney, TX
7. Re: [FREEMAN-L] James FREEMAN/Franklin and Madison Co., GA [1]
Anita, Sorry to be so slow in responding to your inquiry. I too am a descendant of Richard Freeman and Elizabeth Haggard through their son William S. Freeman. Their son George Washington Freeman went to Pontotoc Cty.MS around 1860 before moving to Kaufman county, Texas. He enlisted in the Confederate Army while in MS--the New Albany Grays. I don' know anything about James or Lawrence but the names and addresses of two other researchers of the Richard Freeman family are Sandra Cooper s
8. Re: [FREEMAN-L] James Monroe FREEMAN - MS>TX [1]
Just ran across your post again and got interested. I have a James Monroe Freeman (my g-grandfather) but he was the son of James Levin Freeman and the husband of Martha Thompson -- they lived in Alabama and their daughter, my grandmother, married a man who migrated to Texas --- Quite a coincidence, eh? Billie
9. Re: [FREEMAN-L] James Monroe FREEMAN - MS>TX [1]
This is the message I was answering----- ----- Original Message ----- From: Anita Hinson To: Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 12:25 PM Subject: [FREEMAN-L] James Monroe FREEMAN - MS>TX > Am searching for the family of James (Jim) Monroe Freeman. Jim was the oldest > son of Lawrence B. Freeman and Martha Hardy. The Lawrence B. Freeman family was > from GA, then came to Pontotoc, MS by 1860. Jim married the sister of Amos > Carter, then moved to TX. His mother, Mart
10. [FREEMAN-L] Sue Rebecca Freeman (b. ~1848, Carthage, IL) [1]
I am looking for information on Sue Rebecca Freeman and family. Sue was born between 1848 and 1850 in Carthage, IL. I have some old notes (handed down) that indicate that her father, William Freeman, was a Colonel in the Illinois Militia during the "Mormon Wars", and the "Blackhawk Wars". BTW, I have done a fair amount of searching through libraries and internet military-related sources for "Colonel Freeman". It is possible he has exaggerated his military record because I can find no other mention of hi
11. [FREEMAN-L] Civil War photos [1]
Greetings, fellow Freeman descendants! You might be interested in this site: http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/PhotoDB.html It is the War College's site and it has a searchable database for the Civil War photographs in their collection. They had several Freemans. Not my Freeman, but that's okay--I've a photocopy of my Civil War Freeman. I'm not sure if the collection is only of Union soldiers or if it includes Confederates as well. Hope this helps someone! Jill ----- Original Message ----- From:
12. Re: [FREEMAN-L] Freeman, Brown, Snow, Noble [1]
Dawn, I am from Syracuse, N Y and my grandfather was named Albert Perry Freeman. He was married to "Lottie" Freeman. I think that was short for Charlotte. I know very little about the Freeman side of my family. What I do have is packed in boxes in a storage locker until about July. Rich Freeman ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 8:38 AM Subject: [FREEMAN-L] Freeman, Brown, Snow, Noble > Looking for this family, can anyone
13. [FREEMAN-L] James Monroe FREEMAN - MS>TX [1]
Am searching for the family of James (Jim) Monroe Freeman. Jim was the oldest son of Lawrence B. Freeman and Martha Hardy. The Lawrence B. Freeman family was from GA, then came to Pontotoc, MS by 1860. Jim married the sister of Amos Carter, then moved to TX. His mother, Martha, is believed to have moved with him to TX. Any help out there? Anita
14. [FREEMAN-L] Robert C. Freeman [1]
Does anyone know the burial place of Robert C. Freeman who was married in Blount Co., AL in 1821 and had his children there from 1822-1842? No death date known. Thanks very much. JD ____________________________________________________________ J.D. Weeks 1636 Magnolia Street Gardendale, AL 35071 My Web Site: http://www.jd.weeks.net Postcards: Collect Old Birmingham and TUCK Postcards of Al Cities Genealogy: WEEKS, HEATHERLY, BUSSEY, PAGE, FREEMAN, SANDLIN, DUNLAVY, ROLLO, MORGAN, GARDNER, VEST, WEBB,
15. [FREEMAN-L] Re: FREEMAN-D Digest V01 #74 [1]
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16. [FREEMAN-L] Payton "Pate" Freeman [1]
Does anyone know the parents of Payton "Pate" Freeman's wife, Lavina Marie "Vinnie" Sandlin? Thanks very much. JD ____________________________________________________________ J.D. Weeks 1636 Magnolia Street Gardendale, AL 35071 My Web Site: http://www.jd.weeks.net Postcards: Collect Old Birmingham and TUCK Postcards of Al Cities Genealogy: WEEKS, HEATHERLY, BUSSEY, PAGE, FREEMAN, SANDLIN, DUNLAVY, ROLLO, MORGAN, GARDNER, VEST, WEBB, MCCARTER, STONE and AYCOCK. Check My Gedcom File at http://worldconn
17. [FREEMAN-L] "The Freeman Family History" [1]
For anyone interested, I recently transcribed "The Freeman Family History" written by George Washington Freeman on July 25, 1932. The transcription can be found on my web page at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~meligailaldridge/Sources/History.html There are too many names in the history to list in this message. This history outlines the family history and descendants of John Freeman and his wife ? Jackson. Their children were: 1.. John Freeman 2.. Jackson Freeman (b: about 1811 in TN d:
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