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John William Freeman

BirthMar 1864 - Spalding, Lincolnshire, England
Death11 Dec 1914 - Lost at Sea (Mined in North sea) in WW1
MotherMary Ellen Freeman
FatherJohn Freeman

Born in Spalding, Lincolnshire, England on Mar 1864 to John Freeman and Mary Ellen Freeman. John William Freeman had 11 children. He passed away on 11 Dec 1914 in Lost at Sea (Mined in North sea) in WW1.

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John Freeman
1830 - 1873
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Mary Ellen Freeman
1841 - Unknown
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Gertrude May Freeman
1895 - 1974
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Dora Freeman
1891 - 1959
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James Herbert Freeman
1894 - 1914
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Ethel Grace Freeman
1900 - 1904
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Robert William Freeman
1889 - Unknown
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Albert Edward Freeman
1901 - 1972
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Walter Frederick Freeman
1902 - Unknown
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Gladys Venus Freeman
1904 - 1980
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Rosetta Freeman
1884 - 1933
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Isabella(bella) Freeman
1898 - Unknown
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John William Freeman
1887 - 1914

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