Son of Edward Thomas Freeman & Elizabeth Stevens Freeman, husband of Mary Ann Crowley.
William M. Freeman was the first Sheriff of Little River County (1867) and on his plantation (1 and 1/2 miles South of Alleene) built the County's first Jail and Court Room, erected a School and Church and established the Freeman Cemetery. He was County Judge in 1883 and Justice of the Peace in 1885.
William M. Freeman was the first Sheriff of Little River County (1867) and on his plantation (1 and 1/2 miles South of Alleene) built the County's first Jail and Court Room, erected a School and Church and established the Freeman Cemetery. He was County Judge in 1883 and Justice of the Peace in 1885.
Son of Edward Thomas Freeman & Elizabeth Stevens Freeman, husband of Mary Ann Crowley.
William M. Freeman was the first Sheriff of Little River County (1867) and on his plantation (1 and 1/2 miles South of Alleene) built the County's first Jail and Court Room, erected a School and Church and established the Freeman Cemetery. He was County Judge in 1883 and Justice of the Peace in 1885.
William M. Freeman was the first Sheriff of Little River County (1867) and on his plantation (1 and 1/2 miles South of Alleene) built the County's first Jail and Court Room, erected a School and Church and established the Freeman Cemetery. He was County Judge in 1883 and Justice of the Peace in 1885.
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