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1201 31 JAN 875/76 of BAVARIA Emma (I23032)
 
1202 31 Nov 1778 Newland Joseph (I52249)
 
1203 3rd born
In 1933 Gladys was appointed posmaster of Franklin, MN after the
death of Erickson.

In 1934 Gladys moved the post office into the State Bank building in
Franklin, MN.

In 1952 William Fleischer became postmaster after the resignation of
Gladys Freeman.

Occupation: Post Mistress 		FREEMAN Gladys Marguerite (I3102)
 
1204 3rd born child
had 2 boys
last lived in Redmond, WA 		COOK Hattie Annette (I2094)
 
1205 3rd born child SMITH Ginger Arver (I8943)
 
1206 3rd Earl of Bedford RUSSELL Edward (I12743)
 
1207 4 Apr 1973
death cert. # 7302920 age 97 years 		PULSIFER Lee V. (I7576)
 
1208 4 AUG RICHMOND Fay Henry (I8169)
 
1209 4 daughters were born KITTSON Elizabeth Ann (I4596)
 
1210 4 FEB 1030/31 De MONTFORT Amauri "Amaury" Seigneur (I21532)
 
1211 4 FEB 1548/1549 MANNING Humphrey (I5362)
 
1212 4 Feb 1677/1678 Brown Dinah (I50906)
 
1213 4 FEB 1706/07 DAMON Samuel (I41178)
 
1214 4 FEB 1717/1718 SILLOWAY Amos (I8661)
 
1215 4 FEB 1746/47 MOSELEY Flavel (I41544)
 
1216 4 Feb 1753 Intentions Family: Clarke Deacon Isekial / Annable Abigail (F24286)
 
1217 4 FEB 210/11 OF ROME Lucius Septimus "Severus" EMPEROR (I23948)
 
1218 4 JAN 1656/1657 ESTEY Jeffery (I2726)
 
1219 4 Jan 1683/1684 Browne Rebecca (I51445)
 
1220 4 Jan 1683/1684 Burke Jonas (I51901)
 
1221 4 JAN 1686/1687 Family: JEWETT Jeremiah / KIMBALL Elizabeth (F4357)
 
1222 4 JAN 1721/22 Family: CHESEBROUGH Elisha / CHESEBROUGH Hannah (F21807)
 
1223 4 JAN 1725/26 CHESEBROUGH Hannah (I46474)
 
1224 4 JAN 1726/27 ROBBINS Keziah (I45619)
 
1225 4 JAN 1728/29 BULLOCK Hannah (I46293)
 
1226 4 JAN 1735/36 INGRAHAM Ephraim (I46533)
 
1227 4 JAN 1741/42 BALLOU Zerviah (I46375)
 
1228 4 JAN 1747/48 SWEETLAND Aaron (I26363)
 
1229 4 MAR 1187/88 of CASTILE Blanca Alphonsa Princess (I24903)
 
1230 4 MAR 1670/71 ROOT Sarah (I20274)
 
1231 4 MAR 1671/72 ROOT Sarah (I20264)
 
1232 4 MAR 1679/80 WILMARTH Mehitable (I44942)
 
1233 4 Mar 1691/1692 Brown Rachel (I51341)
 
1234 4 Mar 1705/1706 Davis Eleanor (I51681)
 
1235 4 MAR 1708/09 BULLOCK Squire (I45004)
 
1236 4 MAR 1711/1712 HARRIS Thomas (I3794)
 
1237 4 MAR 1715/1716 PULSIFER David (I7011)
 
1238 4 MAR 1730/31 DAMON Abigail (I41203)
 
1239 4 MAR 1740/41 Family: DEWEY II Israel / NOBLE Joanna (F12429)
 
1240 4 MAR 1748/49 HICKS Jabez (I44925)
 
1241 4 MAR 1748/49 HICKS Betty (I46124)
 
1242 4 MAR 1748/49 HICKS Mehitable (I46578)
 
1243 4. Edwin Michael, our line, was born 21 September 1895 in
Prescott. He married Mary Ellenor
"Kathleen" Leacy, of Cardinal, Ontario, on 01 October 1918 at St.
Marks R.C. Church, Prescott, by Father Masterson. For their
Honeymoon, the couple went to Toronto, Ontario where Edwin became
ill with the Spanish Flue. This was an epidemic which killed 60,000
Canadians, more than all the soldiers who died in W.W.1. Edwin
survived by the loving care of his young bride, Kathleen. Kathleen
Leacy was born 16 December 1894 in Cardinal, Grenville County,
Ontario. She was the eldest child of James Waters Leacy and his wife
Margaret Ellenor Kavanaugh. After serving in the Canadian forces
from 14 November 1915 to 04 April 1919, surviving muddy , gas
filled trenches of France, Edwin came home a Captain, and was the
Adjutant at Old Fort Henry in Kingston, Ontario until the Army was
demobilized in 1919. Edwin moved his wife to Montreal where he
established himself in the business community. He became the vice-
president of Johns-Manville Company and later the President of United
Asbestos Corporation Ltd. until his retirement in 1960. Edwin and
Kathleen moved from 685 Rockland Ave., Outemount, Montreal to
Kathleen's family home in Cardinal, Ontario, to spend their
retirement along the banks of the St.Lawrence River.

Edwin was a devoted father and grandfather, known as "Pop", and
much loved by all. He died of a heart attack, at home in Cardinal,
on 01 October 1963 and was buried in the Leacy Plot in Sacred Heart
Cemetery, Cardinal, Ontario. His wife, Kathleen lived in Cardinal
until her death on 18 May 1994, almost 100 years old. She was
buried on 21 May 1994 next to her beloved husband, Edwin, and much
loved granddaughter, Jill Ann Madden. Edwin and Kathleen had 3
children. 		FREEMAN Edwin Michael (I3071)
 
1244 4. Edwin Michael, our line, was born 21 September 1895 in
Prescott. He married Mary Ellenor
"Kathleen" Leacy, of Cardinal, Ontario, on 01 October 1918 at St.
Marks R.C. Church, Prescott, by Father Masterson. For their
Honeymoon, the couple went to Toronto, Ontario where Edwin became
ill with the Spanish Flue. This was an epidemic which killed 60,000
Canadians, more than all the soldiers who died in W.W.1. Edwin
survived by the loving care of his young bride, Kathleen. Kathleen
Leacy was born 16 December 1894 in Cardinal, Grenville County,
Ontario. She was the eldest child of James Waters Leacy and his wife
Margaret Ellenor Kavanaugh. After serving in the Canadian forces
from 14 November 1915 to 04 April 1919, surviving muddy , gas
filled trenches of France, Edwin came home a Captain, and was the
Adjutant at Old Fort Henry in Kingston, Ontario until the Army was
demobilized in 1919. Edwin moved his wife to Montreal where he
established himself in the business community. He became the vice-
president of Johns-Manville Company and later the President of United
Asbestos Corporation Ltd. until his retirement in 1960. Edwin and
Kathleen moved from 685 Rockland Ave., Outemount, Montreal to
Kathleen's family home in Cardinal, Ontario, to spend their
retirement along the banks of the St.Lawrence River.

Edwin was a devoted father and grandfather, known as "Pop", and
much loved by all. He died of a heart attack, at home in Cardinal,
on 01 October 1963 and was buried in the Leacy Plot in Sacred Heart
Cemetery, Cardinal, Ontario. His wife, Kathleen lived in Cardinal
until her death on 18 May 1994, almost 100 years old. She was
buried on 21 May 1994 next to her beloved husband, Edwin, and much
loved granddaughter, Jill Ann Madden. Edwin and Kathleen had 3
children. 		LEACY Mary Ellenor "Kathleen" (I4971)
 
1245 4. Robert George, born 18 April 1868 in Quebec. He married Janet
Tyrie on 01 November 1899 in
Prescott, the daughter of John T. Tyrie and his wife Mary Jane
Mullen. Janet died shortly after 1901 in Prescott. Robert George
remarried Eva L. Smith on 07 October 1908 in Prescott, she was the
daughter of John Smith and Eliza Ann White, his wife. Eva was born
about 1887 in Prescott. Robert George was the owner of a Furniture
Store, ran an Undertaking business and an Insurance Business in
Prescott., on King Street. He died on 12 February 1948 in
Ogdensburg, New York, and was buried in Sandy Hill Cemetery,
Prescott. Eva Louisa died at Tayway Nursing Home in Perth, Ontario
at the age of 83 on 21 June 1970 and was buried 23 June 1970 in Sandy
Hill Cemetery, with her husband. They had one daughter: 		FREEMAN Robert George (I3195)
 
1246 4. Robert George, born 18 April 1868 in Quebec. He married Janet
Tyrie on 01 November 1899 in
Prescott, the daughter of John T. Tyrie and his wife Mary Jane
Mullen. Janet died shortly after 1901 in Prescott. Robert George
remarried Eva L. Smith on 07 October 1908 in Prescott, she was the
daughter of John Smith and Eliza Ann White, his wife. Eva was born
about 1887 in Prescott. Robert George was the owner of a Furniture
Store, ran an Undertaking business and an Insurance Business in
Prescott., on King Street. He died on 12 February 1948 in
Ogdensburg, New York, and was buried in Sandy Hill Cemetery,
Prescott. Eva Louisa died at Tayway Nursing Home in Perth, Ontario
at the age of 83 on 21 June 1970 and was buried 23 June 1970 in Sandy
Hill Cemetery, with her husband. They had one daughter: 		SMITH Eva Louisa (I8933)
 
1247 40 yrs. BAKER Silas (I553)
 
1248 4th born
Occupation: Teacher 		FREEMAN Bernice Loretta (I3026)
 
1249 4th born child COOK LeRoy Arvid (I2099)
 
1250 5 boys and 5 girls all born near Villard Family: HART James Patrick / WAMSLEY Jane Barbara (F3827)
 
1251 5 FEB 1653/54 LEONARD Sarah (Dumbleton) (I20621)
 
1252 5 FEB 1657/1658 ESTEY Joseph (I2734)
 
1253 5 FEB 1706/07 ROOT Hannah (I20280)
 
1254 5 FEB 1714/15 EASTMAN Hezekiah (I20353)
 
1255 5 FEB 1721/1722 Family: SMITH Nathaniel / CHURCH Lydia (F9038)
 
1256 5 Feb 1728/1729 Harvey Hannah (I52300)
 
1257 5 FEB 1730/31 MOULTON Sarah (I45518)
 
1258 5 FEB 1732/33 DAMON Ebenezer (I41272)
 
1259 5 FEB 1741/1742 Family: PULSIFER David / BROWN Hannah (F10450)
 
1260 5 FEB 1743/44 THURBER Hannah (I45348)
 
1261 5 FEB 1744/45 NOBLE Hannah (I19140)
 
1262 5 Feb 1746/1747 Brown Hepzibah (I51177)
 
1263 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I1660)
 
1264 5 JAN 1208/09 PLANTAGENET-FITZJOHN Richard (I21359)
 
1265 5 JAN 1208/09 de CORNWALL Richard (I25104)
 
1266 5 JAN 1352/53 de BERKELEY Thomas (I22110)
 
1267 5 JAN 1381/82 DE MONTAGU Phillipa (I21869)
 
1268 5 JAN 1705/1706 PEARSON Stephen (I6353)
 
1269 5 JAN 1709/10 BRONSON Thomas (I20496)
 
1270 5 JAN 1712/13 CHESEBROUGH Abigail (I46545)
 
1271 5 JAN 1713/14 BOWEN Martha (I44997)
 
1272 5 JAN 1717/18 ROOT Sarah (I20354)
 
1273 5 JAN 1731/32 SARGENT Sarah (I41356)
 
1274 5 Jan 1733/1734 Hayward Mary (I50621)
 
1275 5 JAN 1736/1737 Family: SILLOWAY Amos / BARETUE Elizabeth (F8661)
 
1276 5 JAN 1744/45 INGRAHAM Jonathan (I46314)
 
1277 5 MAR 1003/04 De ROUCY Ermentrude Irmgard (I22761)
 
1278 5 MAR 1132/1133 of England) Henry Plantagenet (II;King (I2684)
 
1279 5 MAR 1403/04 Family: BEAUCHAMP William / de UFFLETE Catherine (F13160)
 
1280 5 MAR 1722/23 ROOT Lydia (I20397)
 
1281 5 MAR 1734/35 SHEPARDSON Amos (I46986)
 
1282 5 MAR 1739/40 ROOT Rhoda (I13303)
 
1283 5 MAR 1740/41 ROBINSON Amariah (I46397)
 
1284 5 MAR 1751/52 Family: ASHLEY Simeon / ELY Sarah (F12091)
 
1285 5 SEP MCDONOUGH Mary (I5570)
 
1286 58 yrs. UNKNOWN Betsy (I9706)
 
1287 5th born 2 boys
Occupation: Lawyer 		FREEMAN George Bernard (I3093)
 
1288 5th born child
Was an accomplished Bridge player 		COOK Per (Pat) Irvin (I2106)
 
1289 6 FEB 1299/00 DE PERCY Henry (I23219)
 
1290 6 FEB 1573/74 JASPER William (I34019)
 
1291 6 FEB 1632/1633 ROCHERON Simon (I8223)
 
1292 6 FEB 1710/11 CHAFFEE Dan (I45866)
 
1293 6 FEB 1714/15 MOSELEY Job (I16579)
 
1294 6 FEB 1715/16 AVERY Jr William (I46111)
 
1295 6 FEB 1720/21 DENISON Benadam (I44938)
 
1296 6 FEB 1727/28 DURKEE Hannah (I45720)
 
1297 6 FEB 1731/32 HUTCHINSON Joseph (I20252)
 
1298 6 Feb 1736/1737 Brown Ephraim (I50854)
 
1299 6 FEB 1742/43 INGRAHAM Hannah (I45625)
 
1300 6 JAN 1336/1337 BUTLER James (I1727)
 
1301 6 JAN 1437/38 HASTINGS Edward (I44719)
 
1302 6 JAN 1592/93 Family: SHEPARDSON Thomas / CARTER Mary (F22433)
 
1303 6 Jan 1631/1632 Olney Thomas (I52581)
 
1304 6 JAN 1691/1692 KNICKERBOCKER Cornelius (I4653)
 
1305 6 JAN 1705/06 CHESTER Mary (I40292)
 
1306 6 JAN 1710/11 MORTON Abigail (I20368)
 
1307 6 JAN 1712/13 LANGDON Thomas (I20568)
 
1308 6 JAN 1713/14 DEWEY Moses (I16806)
 
1309 6 JAN 1716/17 ROOT Stephen (I14349)
 
1310 6 JAN 1725/1726 Family: LOCKE Nathaniel / PRESCOTT Abigail (F5216)
 
1311 6 JAN 1725/1726 Family: PULSIFER Thomas / GROVER Sarah (F10479)
 
1312 6 JAN 1725/26 SATTERLEE Lucy (I46866)
 
1313 6 JAN 1728/29 STRATTON James (I32405)
 
1314 6 JAN 1731/32 GOODSPEED Lydia (I45612)
 
1315 6 JAN 1732/33 ROOT Martin (I12820)
 
1316 6 JAN 1743/44 ROOT Mercy (I14358)
 
1317 6 JAN 1744/45 INGRAHAM Samuel (I45587)
 
1318 6 JAN 1746/47 WIGHTMAN Holmes (I45251)
 
1319 6 JAN 865/66 de PONTHIEU Rudoph Comte (I23036)
 
1320 6 Jul 1845
Died age 74 yrs. (Colonial Gravestones of N.H.) 		WILEY Abigail (I10111)
 
1321 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I39675)
 
1322 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I57478)
 
1323 6 MAR 1605/06 MORSE Elizabeth (I34038)
 
1324 6 MAR 1634/35 CALL John (I47241)
 
1325 6 Mar 1653/1654 Johnson Samuel (I52008)
 
1326 6 MAR 1693/94 ROOT Mary (I20686)
 
1327 6 MAR 1703/04 PARKER Samuel (I41569)
 
1328 6 Mar 1709/1710 Angell James (I52541)
 
1329 6 MAR 1719/1720 Family: CUTTING Jonas / SMITH Dinah (F2217)
 
1330 6 MAR 1719/1720 Family: OBER Israel / LOVITT Joanna (F6010)
 
1331 6 MAR 1734/35 SLADE Hannah (I26687)
 
1332 6 MAR 1736/1737 SILLOWAY Jonathan (I8752)
 
1333 6 MAR 1736/37 MORTON Jerusha (I32798)
 
1334 6 MAR 1739/40 BILL Cybill (I27535)
 
1335 6 MAR 1739/40 Family: BABCOCK Oliver / AVERY Anna (F21831)
 
1336 6 Mar 1756
Jonathan Pulcipher Jr. Ips. Mar. Rec. 		PULSIFER Jonathan (I7492)
 
1337 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 		FREEMAN Asa (I3018)
 
1338 60 yrs., 8 mos., 20 days SEALES Jehial (I8500)
 
1339 6962-84 Thomas BOUCHER, 23, common laborer, Penetang., Byng Inlet, s/o Michel BOUCHER & Louisa PURRIN, married Adeline NORMANDIN, 23, Penetang., Byng Inlet, d/o Jos. NORMANDIN & Claristide BERGER, witn: Edward & Edward BOUCHER of Byng Inlet [same name twice], 4 Sept 1884 at Byng Inlet (Rom Cath)
Name: Thomas Boucher Birth Place: Penetangushene Age: 23 Father Name: Michel Boucher Mother Name: Louisa Pierrin Estimated birth year: abt 1861 Spouse Name: Adeline Normindin Spouse's Age: 23 Spouse Birth Place: Penetangushene Spouse Father Name: Jos Normindin Spouse Mother Name : Claristide Berger Marriage Date: 4 Sep 1884 Marriage Place: Parry Sound District Marriage County: Parry Sound Source: Indexed by: Ancestry.com 		Family: BOUCHER Michel Thomas (Jr.) / NORMANDIN Adelaide (F1317)
 
1340 6962-84 Thomas BOUCHER, 23, common laborer, Penetang., Byng Inlet, s/o Michel BOUCHER & Louisa PURRIN, married Adeline NORMANDIN, 23, Penetang., Byng Inlet, d/o Jos. NORMANDIN & Claristide BERGER, witn: Edward & Edward BOUCHER of Byng Inlet [same name twice], 4 Sept 1884 at Byng Inlet (Rom Cath)
Name: Thomas Boucher Birth Place: Penetangushene Age: 23 Father Name: Michel Boucher Mother Name: Louisa Pierrin Estimated birth year: abt 1861 Spouse Name: Adeline Normindin Spouse's Age: 23 Spouse Birth Place: Penetangushene Spouse Father Name: Jos Normindin Spouse Mother Name : Claristide Berger Marriage Date: 4 Sep 1884 Marriage Place: Parry Sound District Marriage County: Parry Sound Source: Indexed by: Ancestry.com 		Family: BOUCHER Michael Thomas / BOUCHER Wife of Michael Thomas (F24913)
 
1341 6th born

Was an Undertaker and Merchant of furniture, lumber, & coal

Social Security Number: 469-05-8570

Charles received an honorable discharge from the United State Army on November 5, 1944 at Separation Center, WD Personnel Center #1772, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.
37585837, Technician Fifth Grade, Hq Co, IRTC, Fort McClellan, Ala. 		FREEMAN Charles Lyle (I3040)
 
1342 7 Apr 1737
mariner; drowned off the Canso Bank with
7 others. 		PULSIFER Samuel (I7883)
 
1343 7 FEB 1388/89 de BEAUCHAMP John (I21216)
 
1344 7 FEB 1675/76 MARTIN Ephraim (I46346)
 
1345 7 FEB 1691/92 ISHAM Isaac (I46320)
 
1346 7 FEB 1692/1693 PRESSEY Mary (I6724)
 
1347 7 FEB 1698/99 ROOT Ruth (I20411)
 
1348 7 Feb 1705/1706 Johnson Thankful (I52036)
 
1349 7 FEB 1710/11 Family: TURNER William / HALE Patience (F21767)
 
1350 7 FEB 1745/46 LYMAN Israel (I15006)
 
1351 7 JAN 1354/55 PLANTAGENET Thomas (I21897)
 
1352 7 JAN 1377/78 PLANTAGENET Philippa (I21875)
 
1353 7 JAN 1692/1693 SMITH Jonas (I8970)
 
1354 7 JAN 1696/97 Family: WELLES Thomas / ROOT Thankful (F12581)
 
1355 7 JAN 1741/1742 Family: PULSIFER Francis / LAKEMAN Sarah (F7238)
 
1356 7 JAN 1742/43 AVERY Elisha (I45990)
 
1357 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I57479)
 
1358 7 MAR 1388/89 ST JOHN Edward (I20766)
 
1359 7 Mar 1705/1706 Wright Dorothy (I51757)
 
1360 7 MAR 1706/07 COLE Caleb (I45314)
 
1361 7 MAR 1719/1720 SILLOWAY Mary (I8783)
 
1362 7 MAR 1723/1724 FREEMAN Ruth (I3199)
 
1363 7 MAR 1729/1730 HARRIS Martha (I3781)
 
1364 7 MAR 1729/1730 HARRIS Rebecca (I3785)
 
1365 7 MAR 1734/35 MOSELEY David (I21928)
 
1366 7 MAR 1736/37 STEARNS Beulah (I18172)
 
1367 7 MAR 1738/39 INGERSOLL Oliver (I18764)
 
1368 7 MAR 1738/39 Family: LUTHER Simeon / BULLOCK Huldah (F21847)
 
1369 7 MAR 1739/40 MOSELEY John (I16450)
 
1370 7 MAR 1742/43 INGRAHAM Remember (I46753)
 
1371 7 MAR 1743/44 INGRAHAM Comfort (I46539)
 
1372 7 MAR 1746/47 ROOT Tabitha (I41693)
 
1373 7 MAR 1748/49 POMEROY Jerusha (I16649)
 
1374 7 MAR 1748/49 HALE Rose (I45315)
 
1375 7 MAR 1751/52 ROOT Simeon (I20231)
 
1376 7 OCT JOHNSON Joan Reva (I4402)
 
1377 7 yrs., 5 mos., 10 days CLARK Pheba A. (I2008)
 
1378 74 yrs. BAKER Joseph (I544)
 
1379 7th born
Became a nun.
Professed 8-15-1933
Final Vows 8-15-1936
Name in Religion, Sr. Gertrude.
Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet

Born April 29, 1909 in Franklin, Minnesota, to Charles Freeman and Kathryn Brown, the child christened Gertrude Catherine was their youngest child. She already had four sisters and 2 brothers. The oldest in the family was a girl, Ethel, a nurse at St. Joseph's hospital in St. Paul. Ethel was a private nurse and a real bedside nurse. Everybody knew and loved Ethel. Living across the street from the St. Paul Seminary, she fed the young men when they were well and cared for them when, as priests, they became ill.

The youngest child lived all her life under the patronage of St. Gertrude. Her home was a warm and hospitable one. The father knew everybody in town and everybody knew him. He owned the furniture store and, as usual in smaller towns, was also the funeral director. The mother was a caring person each year boarding the school teachers. She was a great cook and the baking skills were said to be the best in town.

Sister Gertrude got her early education, grade and hight school in the Franklin schools but eventually she enrolled at the College of St. Catherine where she majored in English and History and continued to get to know the Sisters of St. Joseph.

She first met them in summer catechism classes in Franklin. She continued to like what she saw and entered their congregation in the middle of her senior year, February 1931. And she never stopped learning.

English and History may have been her majors, but she was soon asked to teach Home Economics and she worked to learn that. I think she probably inherited a good many capabilities and skills from her mother!

She spent many years in school administration, having experiences in all our high schools in Minnesota except Derham Hall. She could be registrar, principal or counsellor, perhaps occasionally a combination. Preparation for these assignments took her to various institutions of higher learning. University of Minnesota, Washington U. in Seattle and St. Louis University. To learn counseling skills she went to south Dakota State in Brooklings.

All her travels were not primarily for study. A trip to Hawaii and one to Canada were delightful, pleasurable experiences. Just as delightful but in a different way were the "tours", the high school trips made each year with the high school seniors. It was by rail, plane and bus that she and they enjoyed Chicago, Boston, New York and Washington. The highlight of one trip was the meeting with John F. Kennedy in the White House. Nobody who was there ever forgot it.

Sister Gertrude liked to sew and do craft work, and kind of craft work. That helped her to fit right in to Bethany when she came in April, 1981. We hope your years where have been fruitful and joyful, and that every added day will bring you added joy!. 		FREEMAN Gertrude Kathryn "Sister Gertrude" (I3099)
 
1380 8 FEB 1618/1619 Family: PLASSE William / MANNING Pheobe (F6592)
 
1381 8 FEB 1647/48 TILTON Mary (I25338)
 
1382 8 FEB 1692/1693 FREEMAN Jonathan (I3128)
 
1383 8 Feb 1709/1710 Family: Delano Jabez / Delano Mary (F24487)
 
1384 8 FEB 1717/18 HALE Richard (I45874)
 
1385 8 FEB 1723/24 BULLOCK Elizabeth (I45261)
 
1386 8 FEB 1743/44 FRARY Mary (I20430)
 
1387 8 FEB 1743/44 HAWKINS Deborah (I40437)
 
1388 8 JAN 1078/79 of FRANCE Adaele "Alix" Princess (I22690)
 
1389 8 Jan 1661/1662 Austin Hesther (I52432)
 
1390 8 Jan 1662/1663 Bent John (I52027)
 
1391 8 JAN 1664/65 ROBINSON Benjamin (I45064)
 
1392 8 JAN 1728/29 BENTON Jr Jacob (I26787)
 
1393 8 JAN 1729/30 ROOT Thomas (I20708)
 
1394 8 JAN 1745/1746 BROWN Thankful (I1624)
 
1395 8 Jul Burgess John Christian (I52172)
 
1396 8 MAR 1137/1138 GUILLAUME Adela (I3620)
 
1397 8 MAR 1682/83 Family: BOLTON John / CHESEBROUGH Sarah (F22157)
 
1398 8 MAR 1684/85 WILMARTH Thomas (I45673)
 
1399 8 Mar 1691/1692 Brown Elizabeth (I51248)
 
1400 8 MAR 1704/05 FISK Benjamin (I45623)
 

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