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1. Re: [FREEMAN-L] WILLIAM CAPERS FREEMAN [1]
To Joy and Dee,our smile giver for the day. Thanks. It is snowing in Henderson Co, NC and cold as blue blazes and I just read you messages and enjoyed a chuckle, Thanks again With a million Freemans in this nation, someone must have done a lot of dateing before us. Don't you think.???? HMI
2. Re: [FREEMAN-L] FREEMAN Henry; GLS,ENG; 1803 [1]
>Seeking decendants of: > >Henry Freeman, of Fyfield By Burford, >married to >Mary Stevens from Great Rissington, circa 1801. >My Great Grand Parents. Any contact welcome. > >Robert Freeman > >Hatfield, Herts, England > Hi, Robert, I don't know very much about English geography. My ggf, Charles Henry Freeman, was born in Stirchley, near Birmingham, in 1860. His dad was Charles Freeman baptised in Feckenham, Worcestershire, born in 1831. Does that sound at all interesting?? Patty Freeman-Lynde pfreeman@n
3. [FREEMAN-L] South Carolina Freemans [1]
I've just started to research my lines and subscribed to this list. I see dates going back to the 1800s, and I must say, I am very impressed! I don't know how you all have managed to find this information. I just found out my maternal great-grandparent's names and wonder if they crisscross with any research you may have already done. My grandfater was Leonard Wilton Freeman, Jr. from Easley, South Carolina in Easly County. He was born on 08/20/1920. He married Katy Bell Bagwell. His parents were Leona
4. Re: [FREEMAN-L] Philip Freeman b.1743 [1]
Hi. Did Philip have a brother David, b. 1742? Thanks, Joy
5. [FREEMAN-L] Re: CD's [1]
Lisa I meant to say about the Social Security CD. They give you a number , what you do is write to SS and ask for a copy of their application for SS. It has all kind of info on it, sometimes more than others. It depends on what all the people wrote in answer to questions, and also if other questions were asked, that they had to answer. Hope that helps. They do take a long time to answer but it is helpful most of the time. Happy Hunting, Helen Oh. We had a deep freeze and lots of sleet on Saturda
6. [FREEMAN-L] Brewster line [1]
Hi Carol, I have the Brewster line, already, but thanks anyway. Another 'cuzzin', in Maryland, sent it to me a year or so ago. If you wouldn't mind, I'd like, at least, a "nutshell" line from John Freeman/Mercy Prence. I have a separate database to accomodate all my newly-found 'cuzzins', and to show the degree of relationship between them and me. Would love to be able to add you to my family tree! Hope to hear from you soon. Sandy Gates sgates1@stny.lrun.com -----Original Message----- From: Carol E.
7. Re: [FREEMAN-L] Effective List Mailing [1]
Thanks Ken, Point well taken. I JUMP on some subject lines. Thanks for good advice Helen
8. Re: [FREEMAN-L] RE: Caven Freeman [1]
Shelly, Did your Jackson Freeman marry Jane (maiden name unknown)? Did they live in west Tennessee? At least in 1860 and 1870? Did he have daughters, Elizabeth, b. abt 1859 and Mary, b. abt 1845? If so, I would like more information on this family and to compare notes with you. This could be the connection that we have been looking for! A grandson of Jackson also went to Texas and lived there with his family late 1800s and early 1900s. Hoping to hear from you, Beverly At 11:54 AM 2/21/99 -0600, you wrot
9. Re: [FREEMAN-L] Re: Edmund Freeman [1]
Hi this is my family too here's what I got so far: Edmond Freeman came to Saugus, MA in 1635 from Devonshire, England. He had 2 sons John and Edmond who married 2 daughters of Governor Prence. Son John Freeman, a Baptist Preacher, About 1745 he left New England and moved to VA via NJ and PA. He settled in Bedford Co., VA. John had a son named James(#1)born Abt. 1745. James (#1) was also a Baptist Preacher. Wife9s name was Sarah. This James(#1) and Sarah had 15 children they are: (all mentioned in his
10. [FREEMAN-L] RE: Caven Freeman [1]
My great, great grandparents were Caven Freeman. b.1799, So. Carolina, d.9Nov.1863, married in Henry Co., Ala. on 22Dec.1831, to Mary McCaskill, b.1814, d.20June1874, daughter of Nancy McCaskill, b.1779, Scotland. Cavin & Mary were listed in the Pike Co., Ala 1850 Census #1666 as follows: Cavin Freeman age-51 b. So.Carolina Mary " " -30 Children John 15 (my g.gfather) Andrew 14 Louisa
11. [FREEMAN-L] Re: Hello Becky...Carol [1]
Hello Becky, That was my youngest daughter's name, but she got Becca!
12. Re: [FREEMAN-L] Joseph FREEMAN [1]
Hello Jean, I have Captain Joseph Freeman, s/o Samuel and Margaret Smith Freeman. He married Rebecca Nickerson in 1764 in Liverpool, Nova Scotia. He and Rebecca had ten children according to F.F.N.S. p47; VRL vol.126:57 [168]. Also found in Perkins Diary 1785. p 292. Note. Unless there were other children not named in the above sources, there is not a Lydia amongst them. I have a number of Lydia Freemans in my data base, but none of them have a Joseph for their father. Sorry that I couldn't be of more help
13. RE: [FREEMAN-L] FRAUDULENT LINEAGES [1]
Wasn't one of the books mentioned on that page one that was floating around in some fairly recent e-mails? (The Early Freeman of Surrey County......) Joyce Moler -----Original Message----- From: Margaret G. Driskill [mailto:MDriskill@worldnet.att.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 2:23 PM To: FREEMAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [FREEMAN-L] FRAUDULENT LINEAGES Dear Doug, I thought it interesting you directed our Researchers to an article about Genealogical Frauds. At our UDC meeting today, Mr. R
14. Re: [FREEMAN-L] Mary Freeman [1]
Hi Jerri, You're right; Mary Freeman married Samuel Hinckley. I was just pulling names off the top of my head as I wrote to you yesterday. (Didn't have my notes in front of me at that time.) If you're just starting to research the Freeman line, I'll be more than glad to share what info I have. If memory serves me right, I also recall you having the names Curtis and Curtiss in your surname index. I can help you there, too. My husband is a direct descendant of both lines. (It was those two lines that
15. Re: [FREEMAN-L] WILLIAM CAPERS FREEMAN [1]
No joke. Joy
16. [FREEMAN-L] Freeman Family in Preston, CT [1]
One of my g4grandparents were John STANTON and Huldah FREEMAN, who were married in Preston CT on 16 August 1774. "The Descendants of Thomas Stanton of Connecticut" gives Huldah's dates as 9 August 1757 - 31 March 1807. She died in Charlestown, Montgomery Co., NY. I have been trying without success to find Huldah's parents. Does anyone on the list know of her? Regards, John Ralls
17. Re: [FREEMAN-L] RE: Caven Freeman [1]
Beverly, did the grandson of Jackson who went to Texas go to Limestone County, then to Van Zandt County, Texas, USA? I have a James Alexander FREEMAN who married in Limestone County ca. 1895, Phoebia Artie EASLEY (I have a copy of marriage certificate). Then they moved to Wills Point, Van Zandt, Texas, USA. James Alexander Freeman's parents were (according to his death certificate): William FREEMAN and Lovie FAULKENBERRY. Pennie in Texas, USA ---------- > From: Beverly Freeman > To
18. [FREEMAN-L] Re:Isaac and Jane [1]
Hello Bob, Appreciated your posting. One more little twig on the tree. I had no children listed at all for Lemuel and Desire Freeman, and although they aren't my direct line, I like to add what I can to the Freeman data base. Thank you again, Carol Taggart, Windsor, Ontario Canada tagg@sprint.ca
19. Re: [FREEMAN-L] Re: Hello Carol [1]
Hello Carol, I too have FREEMANs from MA. Edmund FREEMAN (b abt 1570 England) and Alice COLES Edmund FREEMAN (b 1596 England) and Bennett HODSELL (b abt 1598) John FREEMAN (b 1626/27 England) and Mercy PRENCE (b abt 1631 Plymouth, MA) Edmund FREEMAN (b 1657 Eastham, MA) and Sarah MAYO (b 1660 Boston, MA) Experience FREEMAN and Thomas GROSSE (b abt 1667) Welcome to the list! Where do you tie into the MA Freemans? Jerri ------------------------------------ So many ancestors, so little time! -----------
20. Re: [FREEMAN-L] RE: Caven Freeman [1]
Mary Lou, I see that you are from Erath County TX. I know that there is a Freeman family plot there in Bluff Dale (Rock Church and Wesley Chapel Cemeteries) that are Freeman's not related to us. Might that be some of your kin? My great-great grandfather was first postmaster of Bluff Dale, Erath Co. TX (Dec 12, 1877) and is buried at Rock Church Cemetery right on the Hood Co/Erath Co line. He was Wesley Newell Freeman (1832 GA-1891 TX); his father was Beverly Allen Freeman (1806 GA-1855 GA); his father
21. Re: [FREEMAN-L] Re: Edmund Freeman [1]
Hi, Several Freeman's went to Mecklenburg and were there for some time. Have you checked there?
22. Re: [FREEMAN-L] RE: Caven Freeman [1]
Mary Lou, I see that you are from Erath County TX. Where is Smith Springs exactly (or about for that matter)? I know that there is a Freeman family plot there in Bluff Dale (Rock Church and Wesley Chapel Cemeteries) that are Freeman's not related to us. Might that be some of your kin? My great-great grandfather was first postmaster of Bluff Dale, Erath Co. TX (Dec 12, 1877) and is buried at Rock Church Cemetery right on the Hood Co/Erath Co line. He was Wesley Newell Freeman (1832 GA-1891 TX); his fath
23. Re: [FREEMAN-L] WILLIAM CAPERS FREEMAN [1]
HA HA HA AAAAAHHHHAAAAAAA I meant that "I" needed a date "for" that person to know where he belonged to answer the query!!!!!!!!!!!!! Another sense of humor, you're tooooo much.
24. Re: [FREEMAN-L] Re: Hello Carol [1]
Hello, Jerri, I'm also descended from your line of Freemans. Your Experience's sister, Mary, married a Joseph Thompson; my line continues from them. I'd like to hear from you about our common Freemans. I'm interested in finding out what type of people my ancestors were. I hope to hear from you soon about this matter. Sincerely, Sandy Gates sgates1@stny.lrun.com -----Original Message----- From: Jerri McCoy To: FREEMAN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, February
25. [FREEMAN-L] Edmund Freeman - 1590 - Segment 3 [1]
Margaret G. Driskill wrote: > 80 ii. John Mayo. He married Susanna Freeman 1712. > 81 iii. Samuel Mayo, born July 16, 1684. He married Abigail. > 82 iv. Mercy Mayo, born April 23, 1688. She married Nathaniel Hopkins May 26, 1707. > 83 v. Rebecca Mayo. She married Ebenezer Paine August 12, 1714. > 84 vi. Mary Mayo, born October 26, 1694. She married Joseph Hopkins April 17, 1712. > 85 vii. Joseph Mayo, b
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