Second Generation - Princeton, New Jersey FREEMAN

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Second Generation.

Here you will find Birth, marriage, and deaths dates when known. You may also find allied names. Avant, Boykin, Hood, Holmes, Howlette, Holmes, Tyler, and Shanklin are allied names joined to Freeman by marriage

Second Generation


Mary FREEMAN	Arsenius BOYKIN
Annie FREEMAN	Rosella FREEMAN HILL HOLMES	Wilhelmina FREEMAN

Second Generation.

In 1904 Mary Freeman was a student in the one-room schoolhouse built just after the Civil War. "The Fear of Miss Mary Louise Snook Is the Beginning of Wisdom." The school usually numbered forty to fifty students. Miss Snook taught every one of them. "There was a black family living next door. The Freemans. ... Rosella Freeman went to school with me. There were at least two of those Freeman sisters that came to the school. And the parents of those children worked for Mr. Bruere who had Bruer's Mill. Mr. Freeman drove the carriage to town and so on." Della Sweebey Williams, The Princeton Recollector 1979 (October), VOL V(1), 1. The original school house still stands. It was moved to Spruce Street in Princeton, faced with brick, and serves as a private home.
The original school house still stands. It was moved to Spruce Street in Princeton, faced with brick, and serves as a private home.
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