
- Generation #8
- John Freeman 1785-?
- Phoebe 1788-?
- Generation #7
- Sarah Freeman 1811-?
- John Freeman 1812-?
- Mark Freeman 1815-?
- William Freeman 1816-?
- Hannah Freeman 1820-?
- Phoebe Freeman 1822-?
- Mary Ann Freeman 1824-?
- Elizabeth Freeman 1826-?
- Rebecca Freeman 1828-?
- William Freeman 1830-?
- Mahala Freeman 1834-?
- Generation #6
- Mary Ann Freeman 1837-?
- Elizabeth Freeman 1839-?
- George Freeman 1840-?
- John Freeman 1842-?
- James Freeman 1844-?
- Phoebe Freeman 1846-?
- Sarah Freeman 1849-?
- Charles Freeman 1852-?
- Eliza Ann Freeman 1856-?
- Rebecca Freeman 1858-?
The Freeman family
The earliest known ancestor that I have traced is my Gt.x4 Grandfather John Freeman, a farmer, born in 1786 in Prickwillow.
His son, also John, married Mary Grey from Ely, Cambridgeshire and the couple had at least ten children.
During the late 1830s, John and Mary's family were living in Soham and moved to Cold Moor Farm at Witchford by the time of the the 1841 census. John's parents and younger siblings are living at Coveney at this time.
By the time of the 1851 census, John and Mary have moved their family to Wardy Hill - a hamlet close to Coveney where his parents and siblings are still living and farming.
In 1861, John and Phoebe are noted as living alone at 'Farm House' in Coveney - they are 74 and 68 years respectively and John is still a farmer of 40 acres. Their son, John and his wife Mary are living nearby in 'Frogs Abbey' with five of their children. John Jnr is noted as a farmer too - of 45 acres.