FREEMAN Asa

Notes:

6. Asa, our line, b.04.07.1768 Winchester, Cheshire Co., New
Hampshire, died in 1833 in Marion, Wayne County, New York,
married 30.12.1790 Thankful Applin in Swanzey, Cheshire County,
New Hampshire, she was born 19.01.1767 in Swanzey township, Cheshire
County, New Hampshire the daughter of Deacon Thomas Applin and
Mabel (Brown) of Swanzey, Cheshire Co., New Hampshire. On the
probate records for Benjamin Freeman, Asa's father, a Thomas
Applin's land joined Benjamin Freeman's. Both a Thomas Applin and
John Applin attend the sale of Benjamin's estate in December 1807 in
East Swanzey. Asa and Thankful had one child born in Swanzey before
moving to Mooers, Clinton Co., New York about 1807. This family
line is continued in Chapter 3, " Freeman's of Moores, Clinton Co.,
New York"

Notes for ASA FREEMAN:
Asa and his family lived in East Swanzey, Cheshire Co., NH and by
1807 he had moved them to Mooers, Clinton Co., NY.
On page 329 of "History of Clinton and Franklin Counties" by Hurd in
1880 states,
"Asa Freeman came in early, resided in the northeast part of town
(Mooers), and raised a large family, all of whom afterwards moved
away." ( sic. Ahaz Freeman and his family was still there in late
1800's.) On page 332, "The town was originally comprised in a single
school district, and the first school-house was the old building now
used as a woodshed by the widow of Asa Corbin. Cariarty Huntley was
an early teacher in this building, also Martha Bosworth ( afterwards
Mrs. Samuel Churchill) ASA FREEMAN and Jabez Fitch."


More About ASA FREEMAN:
Fact 1: October 1848, buried Riverside Cem., Mooers, Clinton Co., NY
Fact 2: 1810, Census for Mooers
Fact 3: 1820, Census for Mooers
Fact 4: 1830, Census Marion, Wayne Co., NY

Asa married APPLIN Thankful on 30 Dec 1790 in Swanzey, Cheshire Co., NH. Thankful (daughter of APPLIN Thomas and BROWN Mabel) was born on 19 Jan 1767 in Swanzey, Cheshire Co., NH. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes for AHAZ FREEMAN:
THE FREEMAN FAMILY of Clinton County, New York

The American government established a Military Land Grant in
Northern New York, called the "Canadian-Nova Scotia Refugee Tract".
This land was for the Canadian veterans of the Revolutionary War
which were led by Moses Hazen. Much of the land was bought by land
speculators from the veterans who did not want their land.
In 1805 this frontier was called an "ungodly place where
religion and education were neglected." There was reported," poverty
and primitive living conditions"
Mooers is located on the northern border of Clinton County, New
York and Huntingdon County, Quebec, Canada. The surface of the
area is quite level with a slight inclination to the northeast.
There are two main rivers in Mooers, the Great Chazy and the
English. The fine water privileges of these rivers provided various
manufacturing enterprises in the early days of Mooers. Prior to 1796
this area was one vast wilderness.
In 1812, the area was overwhelmingly rural and the population
was scarce, 8,000 people in the whole of Clinton County. There were
5 towns all but one bordering on Lake Champlain. Plattsburg was a
bustling lake port town for travel between the American States and
Quebec, Canada. When war broke out in 1812 between the Americans and
Britain, many families left the area near the border and lost their
crops and belongings. These American families were terrified of
attack by the Canadian Indians. The stories of the " French Indian
Wars" still very much on their minds. The American Militia was the
only defense along the whole border and some Militia Officers said
their men refused to fight across the border into Canada, due to
having many friends and family living there.
The war lasted until 1814 when the British were defeated on Lake
Champlain. By 1817 construction of the new Erie Canal began from the
Hudson River to Buffalo. It was finished in 1825 and opened up the
vast western territories filled with excellent land for settlers. It
led to the development of such towns as Rochester, Buffalo,
Syracuse and Utica. The Canal provided cheap transportation for the
westward bound settlers.
On page 329 of "History of Clinton and Franklin Counties" by
Hurd in 1880 states:

"Asa Freeman came in early, resided in the northeast part of town
and raised a large family, all of whom afterwards moved away."

On page 332 of the same book:

"The town was originally comprised in a single school district, and
the first school-house was the old building now used as a woodshed by
the Widow of Asa Corbin. Cariarty Huntley was a early teacher in
this building, also Martha Bosworth ( afterwards Mrs. Samuel
Churchill ) Asa Freeman and Jabez Fitch."

At the Plattsburg, New York, County Clerks office, there is
land Deed:

"28 January 1807 Asa Freeman purchased from Benjamin Mooers 105 acres
in lot #18 for $350.00. On 05 January 1823 Asa Freeman is clearing
the title for this land from Gilead Speery."

Asa Freeman was listed on the 1810 and 1820 U.S. census for
Mooers, Clinton County, New York. Asa and Thankful Freeman's oldest
son, Ahaz was listed on the 1820 U.S. census for Mooers, as well.

On a land Deed dated 16.02.1833, Plattsburg County Clerks
office:

"Asa Freeman and his wife Thankful sold land in lot #18, Mooers,,
Clinton County, New York to Thomas Caldwell of Walworth, Wayne
County, New York for $500.00 for 67 acres. Asa Freeman and Thankful
were living in Williamson, Wayne County, New York."

On the 1830 U.S. census for Marion, Wayne County, New York was
listed a Asa Freeman and his wife. The age of the couple match that
of Asa and Thankful Freeman which were our line, in Mooers, Clinton
County, New York. There were a number of Freeman families living in
the area, including one Benjamin Freeman born in 1792 in New York,
possibly Asa's second son.

On land Deeds, Plattsburg's County Clerks office:

Ahaz Freeman bought land in lot #39 in 1825 and later lot #92 in
Mooers, Clinton County, New York , which his Heirs sold on 29 April
1853. Lot #92 was sold to William Pratt for $600.00 by Loren E.
Freeman, Rufus Freeman, Amasa Freeman, Martha Freeman, Lauretta
(Freeman) McConnell, Charles Freeman, (our line), Jerry Freeman,
Elizabeth Freeman, Hannah Freeman, Phebe Freeman, and Dolly
Philander (Freeman) Williams.

Ahaz Freeman died 01 October 1848, at 56 years, cause of death
listed as being run over by a loaded wagon. He was buried in Old
Riverside Cemetery, Mooers, Clinton County, New York and his
gravestone is still standing there in 1997. It is located in the
extreme southeast corner of the cemetery, under a large old tree,
next to the Chazy River. Nearby to Ahaz Freeman's grave are the
gravestone markers of his children Loren E., Martha, Benjamin,
William, and Lauretta. There was an unmarked grave next to Ahaz and
perhaps this is where his wife Louisa is buried.

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In the "Letters of Probate" for Ahaz Freeman submitted by his
wife Louisa on 30 May 1849 (located at County Clerks office,
Plattsburg), which Louisa signed with her mark X, was a list of
articles inventoried from the personal estate of Ahaz Freeman:

1 eighteen year old horse
1 pair five year old stags
1 old double wagon with binding chains
1 spotted cow
1 line back cow
1 three year old cow
1 old plow and ?
1 old harrow
1 pair sleds
1 set double hornef and wiffer trees
1 ox yoke
1 hoe
1 axe
1 hand saw
2 augers
1 buck saw
1 butle

The value of his personal Estate as such was $132.64. This did not
include his land or buildings.

On the Old Riverside Cemetery records, Mooers, Clinton County, New
York:
"Ahaz Freeman who died 01 October 1848, 56 years, 11 months. His
Widow, Louisa Freeman, purchased and had the stone mounted. The
children headstones were of Benjamin H.Freeman, born 09 October
1842, died 14 November 1842, 1 month and 5 days and William
W.Freeman, born 11 October 1847, died 21 August 1848."

On a visit to Mooers, Clinton County, New York in July 1997,
the Freeman original land lots were still being farmed.

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MOOERS, CLINTON COUNTY, NEW YORK

Village of Hemmingford Roxham
X X

Fisher Street Huntingdon County, Quebec X
Charles Freeman


U.S./Canada border Old Roxham Road
______________________________________________________________________
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lot # 39 X
Blackmun Corners wooded area Ahaz Freeman to Perry's
Mill

lot # 18 Asa Freeman

to Champlain,

X Old Mooers Railroad Junction farmland

X X
Old Riverside Cemetery Mooers Village


Chazy River farmland


to Plattsburg, N.Y.

More About AHAZ FREEMAN:
Cause of Death: Run over by a loaded wagon.
Fact 1: buried Riverside Cem., Mooers, Clinton Co., NY

On land Deeds, Plattsburgâ®s County Clerks office:
book 23 page 368-69, 29 April 1853
" This Indenture made the 29 day of April in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty three between the undersigned heirs
of Ahaz Freeman of the first part and William ( ) Pratt of the second
part ...forth that the said parties of the first part ... in
consideration of the sum of 6 hundred dollars to them in hand paid by
the said party of the (page 369) second part at or before the ...
and delivery of these presents .... where of is hereby ... with
acknowledged have... released and forever quit ... and by these
presents do ... release and forever quit ... to the said party of
the second part and his heirs and assigns forever. All that certain
piece or parcel of land lying and being in the town of Mooers and
known as the school lot it being a part of large lot no. 92 viz to ..
the north west quarter together with all ..... there unto belong or
is assigned is appertaining and the ... and ... unto issues and
profits there of used all the estate right title interest use said
property ... and demand whatsoever of the said parties of the first
part itherwise law or equity of is and to the above bargained
premises with the said ... and .... To have and to hold the said
above bargained and described premises with their and every of their
right members and ... to the said party of the second part his heirs
and assigns and to the sale ... benefit and behoof of the said party
of the second part his heirs and assigns forever . In witness
whereof the said parties of the first part have hereonto set their
hands and seal the day and year above written
Signed, Sealed and Delivered
in the presence of ...State of New York
Clinton County on this 30 day
of April 1853 before me personally came Loren Freeman, Rufus Freeman,
Lauretta McConnel, Charles Freeman, Dolly P. Freeman, Amasa Freeman,
Martha Freeman, Phebe Freeman, Jerry Freeman, Elizabeth Freeman,and
Hannah Freeman and to me known to be the individuals described is
and ..
... deed and sincerely acknowledged ........ for the persons therein
described.
J.G.Young Justice of Peace
I further certify that I ... Dolly Philander Williams and Loretta
McConnel separate and apart from their husbands and they acknowledged
the execution of the written instrument to be of their own free will
without any fear or ... of their said husbands.
J.G.Young Justice Peace Recorded December 27yh 1853 D.T.T. Parsons
Clerk The following is how there names were written
Loren E Freeman Charles X his mark Freeman
Rufus X his mark Freeman Jerry X his mark Freeman
Dolly Philander Williams Elizabeth Freeman
Amasa X his mark Freeman Hannah Freeman
Martha X her mark Freeman Phebe X her mark Freeman
Lauretta McConnell

Ahaz married Louisa before 1815. Louisa was born about 1800; died before 1853. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Ahaz married (Freeman) Louisa about 1835. Louisa was born about 1800 in NY or VT; died before 1853. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

our line, born about 1815 Mooers, Clinton Co., New York, died
after 1871, married about 1833 Elizabeth Starr, the daughter of
Thomas Starr and his wife Sarah. Elizabeth Starr was born about 1807
in Northern Ireland, she died 31 May 1880 Hemmingford, Huntingdon
Co., Quebec and buried in Hemmingford Cemetery 02 June 1880 where
her stone still stands today.

Notes for CHARLES MADISON FREEMAN:
Charles was listed on the baptism of his children as a farmer and on
the 1850, 1860, 1870 census as a labourer. I haven't found a death
certificate for him. The family was originally E.Anglican but
between 1857-1861 they joined the Wes.Methodist Church in
Hemmingford. All church records for the family, are at the Archives
in Montreal, Quebec.
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Making Canadian Roots


Hemmingford, Huntingdon County, Quebec is a small eastern
township village. Originally settled by American Loyalists after the
American Revolution in 1792. In time, a number of non-Loyalist
Americans settled into the Roxham and Hemmingford area, in search for
better land. Apple growing became one of the main crops in the area,
which continues up until today. Our line by Charles Madison Freeman
was a non-Loyalist in seach for a better living conditions, nearby
his father's land just 2 miles away, across the American/Canadian
border.

Charles Madison and Elizabeth Freeman:


Charles Madison Freeman was born about 1815 in Mooers, Clinton
County, New York, U.S.A..

On the 1850 census for Hemmingford, Huntingdon County, Quebec,
Charles was listed of Irish origins (sic.), living on lot #1, Con.
#1, living in a 1 story log cabin on 1 acre of land. The family were
E. Anglican.

During the 1830's, Hemmingford area Anglicans were given
services by Rev. William Dawes, a travelling minister, who
conducted services in homes of the settlers. This minister's records
are at the Archives in Montreal, Quebec.

Sometime between 1857 and 1861, Charles and his family left the
Anglican church and joined the Wesley Methodist Church of
Hemmingford. This church was built in 1834 on the site of the present
day St. Andrew United Church, of Hemmingford. Methodism was a faith
of converstion and perhaps this applies to Charles and his family.

During the period of 1834 to 1871 Charles Freeman's occupation
was listed on the baptisms of his children as a farmer. On the 1851,
1861, 1871 census, he was listed as a labourer.

Charles married STARR Elizabeth about 1833. Elizabeth (daughter of STARR Thomas and (Starr) Sarah) was born about 1807 in Northern Ireland; died on 31 May 1880 in Hemmingford Co., Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

was still living in 1853.

Birth:
BET 1815 AND 1820

Notes:

married before 1853, ? Williams, still living in 1853.

Dolly married Williams before 1853. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

born about 1821 Mooers, Clinton Co., New York, died 04.12.1891
(70 yrs) buried Old Riverside Cemetery, Mooers, married before 1847
Rachel I. Dudley. Rachel was born ?.11.1828 in New York, died
26.07.1898 (69 yr. 8 moths) Mooers and buried next to Loren. On
the Mooers Military Duty list for Volunteers, 1863, in the 118 Reg.,
during the American Civil War, Loren was listed as 40 years old and
working as a Blacksmith. His name is on the 1869 map of Moores
Forks, Clinton Co., New York. On the 1850 Census for Mooers,
Clinton Co., New York, Loren was 27 years old, blacksmith, born
in New York, married to Rachel Freeman, 21 years old, born in New
York and their children , Daul, 2 years old, born in New York and
Phebe, 4 months old, born in New York. Loren and Rachel had 3
children:1. Oscar Daul, b.27.10.1848 New York, d.17.09.1937 and
buried in Moores Forks Union Cemetery, married about 1867, Eliza
Fifield, who was born 01.06.1849 and died 16.11.1920, buried Mooers
Forks Union Cemetery. Oscar lived north 2 æ miles of Mooers Forks,
Clinton Co., New York and on May 1877 his house and barn burned as a
vast forest fire burn through the area, (History of Clinton County
by Hurd ). Oscar and Eliza had a son:1. Elbridge, married Adell ?,
they had a son: 1. Harold, who died 30.07.1898 4mths old b.03.189
2. Phebe, b. about 1850 New York. 3. Edwin B. b.20.08.1851,
d.30.06.1852, 10 mths/10 days.

Notes for LOREN E. FREEMAN:
On the 1850 census for Mooers, Loren was listed as a Blacksmith.

More About LOREN E. FREEMAN:
Fact 1: buried Riverside Cem., Mooers, Clinton Co., NY

Loren married DUDLEY Rachel I. about 1846. Rachel was born in 1828 in NY; died on 26 Jul 1898 in Mooers, Clinton Co., NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

born between 1820-1825 Mooers, Clinton Co., New York, married
before 1837, Daniel McConnell, who was born between 1800-1805 in
Ireland, was listed on the 1850 census for Mooers, as 45 years old,
a Cabinet Maker. Lauretta and Daniel are buried in Old Riverside
Cemetery, Mooers where there is a stone, placed by Lauretta and
Daniel's children. Lauretta and Daniel lived in Quebec and moved to
Mooers, Clinton Co., New York, between 1847-1848. On the 1869 Map
of Mooers, Daniel McConnell was living on lot #39, land owned by
Ahaz Freeman. On 27.09.1843, Lauretta was a witness to the baptism
of her brother, Charles Freeman's daughter, Sarah Ann, in
Hemmingford, Huntingdon Co., Quebec. Lauretta and Daniel McConnel
had 6 children: 1. Mary Ann, b. about 1837 in Quebec, Canada,
d.1923 and buried Old Riverside Cemetery, Mooers. 2. Rosalie E., b.
about 1840 Quebec, Canada, d. 1917 and buried Maple Hill Cemetery,
Rouses 3. Phebe, b. about 1842 Quebec, Canada. 4. Matilda, b. about
1844 Quebec, Canada. 5. Wilbur, b. about 1847 Quebec, Canada and
was a boatman on 1880 census for Mooers. 6. Margaret, b. about 1848
in New York.

More About LAURETTA FREEMAN:
Fact 1: buried Riverside Cem., Mooers, Clinton Co., NY

Birth:
BET 1820 AND 1825

Lauretta married MCCONNELL Daniel about 1835. Daniel was born about 1802 in Ireland; died on 18 Dec 1885 in Mooers, Clinton Co., NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

b. about 1825 Mooers, Clinton Co., New York. Listed on the 1850
census for Mooers, 25 years old, farmer, living with Allen and
Harriet Vaughn and family, and his sister Martha Freeman 18 years
old helper of Allen and Harriet Vaughn.

Notes for AMASA FREEMAN:
On the 1850 census for Mooers, Amasa was listed as a farmer and his
sister Martha was living with him.

Marriage record at Clinton County Clerks office Plattsburg,NY.
Amasa was a Cicil War Vet. - Pri Co H 192 Reg NY Inf 7 March 1865

Died:
More About MATILDA ROCK:
Burial: Prot. Cem. Cadyville, NY

Amasa married ROCK Matilda in 1858. Matilda was born in 1836 in Peru, NY; died on 30 Aug 1897 in Cadyville, Clinton Co., NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes for PHEBE FREEMAN:
Living in December 1853.

Birth:
BET 1825 AND 1830

Notes:

b. about 1831 Mooers, Clinton Co., New York, d.20.02.1916 and
buried in Walker Cemetery, Mooers Forks, Clinton Co., married
after 1850, Betsey E. Magson who died 18.01.1920 at 91 years old and
is buried with Rufus in Walker Cemetery. Rufus was listed for
Military Duty as a Volunteer of 118 Reg. Mooers in 1`863 as a farmer,
32 years old, in the American Civil War. Rufus and Betsey had a
son: 1. Lester, b. about 1861, d. about 1934 and is buried in
Walker Cemetery, Mooers Forks. On his grave stone as well, "My
aunt, Mary Magison/Wilcott, 1840-1930".

Notes for RUFUS FREEMAN:
Living with his mother on 1850 census for Mooers, listed as a farmer.

Rufus married MAGSON Betsey E. after 1850. Betsey died on 18 Jan 1920. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes for MARTHA FREEMAN:
Martha was living with her bother Amasa Freeman on the 1850 Census
for Mooers. She was living in December 1853 and not married yet.


More About MARTHA FREEMAN:
Fact 1: buried Riverside Cem., Mooers, Clinton Co., NY

b. about 1832 Mooers, living with her brother Amasa with the family
of Allen and Harriet Vaughn on 1850 Census for Mooers. Martha is
listed as 18 years old and a helper with the family.

Martha married DUDLEY Stephen after Dec 1853. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Still living in 1853.

Notes:

Still living in 1853.

Notes:

Not mentioned on sale of land of Ahaz Freeman, her father, with the
other children in 1853.

Notes:

b.09.10.1842 Mooers, Clinton Co., New York, d.14.11.1842 and
buried Old Riverside Cemetery, Mooers by his father Ahaz Freeman.

More About BENJAMIN H. FREEMAN:
Fact 1: buried Riverside Cem., Mooers, Clinton Co., NY

Notes:

b.11.10.1842 Mooers, Clinton Co., New York, d.21.08.1843 and is
buried with his brother in Old Riverside Cemetery.

More About WILLIAM W. FREEMAN:
Fact 1: buried Riverside Cem., Mooers, Clinton Co., NY

Notes:

Notes for WILLIAM FREEMAN:
William was a Conductor on the Canadian Pacific Railroad when he died
in 1899.

William Freeman Sr., moved his family from Hemmingford,
Huntingdon County, Quebec to Prescott, Grenville County, Ontario
around 1880. He was a conductor on the CPR railways. Prescott is a
small town located on the St. Lawrence River between Brockville and
Cornwall. It is situated at the head of the rapids and the lowest
point that large ships could safely unload cargo, in the 1800's.
The stage coach followed the river shore between Montreal and
Prescott, which made Prescott a transportation point for embarking
larger lake ships, to Toronto. Prosperity came to Prescott during
the Railroad times. The Prescott-Byway Railway necessitated the
building of large storage yards at the waterfront in Prescott, to
connect the Railway by ferry to the Champlain Railway from
Ogdensburg, New York to Boston, MASS. but gradually, Prescott
became only a intermediate point on this transportation system.

The Grand Trunk Railway pushed west from Montreal, Quebec to
Toronto, Ontario. In 1889 Prescott had electric street lights
although private homes used kerosene lamps until the early 1900's.
In 1899 a water tank was erected and Prescott homes had a water and
sewage system!

William and Fanny were listed on the 1880 census for Prescott,
William was 50 years old and working as a Railway Conductor for CPR.,
Richard was 20 years old and working as a Commercial Traveler.
William Henry was 17 years old and working as a clerk in a store.
Robert George was 15 years old and attending school. Adelaide was
listed as 21 years old and living at home. The Freeman family had a
maid who was Josephine Hornby, 20 years old, born in Ontario,
Anglican of Irish origins.

William Freeman Sr.'s Will dated 1898, he was living on lot
#15, now number 235 Dibble Street, Prescott, on the south side of
the street. He was a Public School Trustee in Prescott. The family
attended St. Paul's Wes. Methodist Church, in Prescott. William
Freeman Sr.'s wife, Fanny McGrath, died in Prescott on the 07
February 1897, from Congestion of the brain for 4 days. She was
buried in Sandy Hill Cemetery, Prescott. William Freeman Sr.
remarried on 09 July 1898, Ella Etta Wilson, Fanny's nurse, at St.
James Methodist Church, St. Catherines Street, Montreal, Quebec.
Ella was born in Messina, New York on 27 June 1865, she was 31
years younger than William Sr.

William Freeman Sr., died 08 October 1899 in Prescott from
gangrene. He was buried with his first wife, Fanny McGrath in Sandy
Hill Cemetery, Prescott. In his Will, which is at the County
Clerks Office in Prescott, he left his entire estate to Ella Etta
(Wilson) Freeman, valued at $2,487.00.

William married MCGRATH Frances (Fanny) about 1859. Frances was born about 1836 in Ireland; died on 07 Feb 1897 in Prescott, Grenville Co., Ontario. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married WILSON Etta Ella on 09 Jul 1898 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Etta was born on 27 Jun 1865 in Messina, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

More About THOMAS WILLIAM FREEMAN:
Fact 1: December 03, 1841, Bapt. Hemmingford E.Anglican, Huntingdon
Co., Que.

Thomas married CLEVELAND Matilda before 1859. Matilda was born on 20 Apr 1844 in Hemmingford, Huntingdon, Co., Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Moved to New York after 1860. In 1880 the family lived in Westport
town in Essex County.
Was an ore miner.

More About GEORGE HENRY FREEMAN:
Fact 1: June 03, 1841, Bapt. Hemmingford E.Anglican, Huntingdon Co.,
Que.

George married MCDONOUGH Mary before 1866. Mary (daughter of MCDONOUGH John and (McDonough) Bridget) was born in 1836 in Ireland; died on 05 Sep 1925 in Hector, Renville Co., MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

More About SARAH ANN FREEMAN:
Fact 1: September 27, 1843, Bapt. Hemmingford E.Anglican, Huntingdon
Co., Que.
Fact 2: October 07, 1843, buried 8mths 20 days

Notes:

More About SARAH ANN FREEMAN:
Fact 1: July 03, 1846, Bapt. Hemmingford E.Anglican, Huntingdon Co.,
Que.

Notes:

More About ELIZABETH FREEMAN:
Fact 1: May 19, 1848, Bapt. Hemmingford E.Anglican, Huntingdon Co.,
Que.

Notes:

More About CHARLES FREEMAN:
Fact 1: January 06, 1849, Bapt. Hemmingford E.Anglican, Huntingdon
Co., Que.

Notes:

More About MARY JANE FREEMAN:
Fact 1: September 13, 1851, Bapt. Hemmingford E.Anglican, Huntingdon
Co., Que.

Notes:

More About ASA FREEMAN:
Fact 1: May 05, 1885, bapt. Hemmingford Methodist records, Huntingdon
Co., Que.

Notes:

More About EZRA FREEMAN:
Fact 1: November 02, 1886, bapt. Hemmingford Methodist Records ,
Huntingdon Co., Que.

Notes:

Notes for NANCY MARIE FREEMAN:
Family moved to Nebraska, USA

Family/Spouse: PICKLE Lorenzo. Lorenzo was born in Hemmingford, Huntingdon, Co., Quebec, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: BROWN Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Oscar married FIFIELD Eliza about 1867. Eliza was born on 01 Jun 1849; died on 16 Nov 1920. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: WALKER unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

More About EDWIN B FREEMAN:
Fact 1: buried Riverside Cem., Mooers, Clinton Co., NY

Notes:

More About MARY ANN MCCONNELL:
Fact 1: buried Riverside Cem., Mooers, Clinton Co., NY

Notes:

More About GEORGE FREEMAN:
Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery sec 13 Ave.L

Died:
Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery sec 13 Ave.L

George married WHITE Rose A.Syracuse, Onondaga Co., NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes for IDA JANE FREEMAN:
Moved to Wtby Ct in 1918-19 and lived with us until her death, I was
only 5 when she died. Rose Myrtle Hanson Griffin

Ida married BAKER John Wesley in 1896. John (son of BAKER Joseph and CLIFFORD Miranda) was born on 18 May 1846 in NY; died on 26 Jun 1910 in Cadyville, Clinton Co., NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Notes for DELL FREEMAN:
Moved to Hudson Falls.

Family/Spouse: WHITING Edward. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]