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John Freeman

Birth1775 - Bladen County, North Carolina
Death1838 - Bladen County, North Carolina
MotherEdith "Eady" Jacobs (Slave)
FatherAbraham Freeman

Born in Bladen County, North Carolina on 1775 to Abraham Freeman and Edith "Eady" Jacobs (Slave). John Freeman married Susanna Provow Freeman and had 14 children. He passed away on 1838 in Bladen County, North Carolina.

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Parents
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Abraham Freeman
1730 - 1819
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Edith "Eady" Jacobs (Slave)
1752 - 1831
Spouse(s)
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Susanna Provow Freeman
1796 - 1880
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Eleanor Lomax
1778 - 1822
Children Show all
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Edward B. Freeman
1832 - 1893
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Clarissa C Freeman
1837 - Unknown
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Nancy E Freeman
1826 - Unknown
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Mary M. Freeman
1832 - Unknown
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Bersey Ann Taylor
1820 - 1908
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David S Freeman
1836 - Unknown
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John C Freeman
1809 - 1880
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Susan Joanna Freeman
1824 - Unknown
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Mary Freeman
1800 - 1836
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Elisha Washington Freeman
1822 - 1910
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William Freeman
1815 - 1849
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John Freeman
1817 - Unknown
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Stephen Freeman
1805 - 1836
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John S Freeman
1820 - 1850

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