Charles Silas FREEMAN was born on 17 February 1835 in Clymer, Chautauqua County, New York. He was buried in October 1890 at Walnut Cemetery in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois. He died on 27 October 1890 at the age of 55 in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois.
In the 1860 census he is living in Hamilton, Lee County, Illinois as a farmer with his family, his mother, and his brother William Rodolphus.
In the 1870 census he is living in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois as a farmer with his family and his mother.
In the 1877 Bureau County, Illinois Voters and Tax-payers the following: "FREEMAN CHAS. Clothing, and Boots and Shoes, Walnut; born Clymer, Chautauqua Co. N. Y. Feb. 17; 1835; came to this county 1851; Dem; Prot; owns 80 acres land; value property $6,100; wife was Nancy Brewer, born Elizabeth, Harrison Co. Ind. Dec. 23, 1837; married Jan. 27, 1856; has five children."
From the Walnut Centennial, "On page 15, under Village Government, 'Village Officers as published in the Walnut Motor September 19, 1878. Police Magistrate, J. W. Strayer; President, I. Kelley; Councilmen, J. H. Sayers, Jas. Byers, John Isdell, John O'Neal, Isaac Kurtz; Corporation Attorney, F. E. Van Liew; Cleark, Joe Brown; Treasurer, G. S. Fox; Police Constable, Chas. Freeman; Street Commissioner, Chas. Freeman.'
On page 107, is an undated photo with the following caption: 'Charles Freeman, married to Nancy Brewer 1856 at Walnut.'
On page 110, under First to Walnut, 'Charles Freeman (b. N.Y. 1835, d. 1890) migrated to Walnut, m. Nancy Brewer 1856 at Walnut. Three sons, four daughters: Richard Albert, b. 1860, Stephen J., b. 1862, m. Minnie Funk, two sons; Charles, b. 1880, m. Alma Snell, one son; Ella, b. 1857, m. Hollis, seven children; Josephine, b. 1872, m. Alhouse, 11 children; Lola, b. 1878, m. Stone, three children; Nora May, b. 1864, m. Landers, two children. Residing descendants: Velma L. Noble, Harold Stone, threir children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren.' "
In the 1880 census he is living in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois as a farmer with his family.
Obituary from the Bureau County Republican, November 6, 1890, page 1, column 6: "Walnut. Mr. Charles Freeman an old and respected citizen of our place, died Monday eve. Oct 24, after a severe illness of many months. The funeral occurred Thursday, from the Baptist church-Rev. Leck officiating. The family have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community in their sad breavement." [Note: Oct 27th 1890 was a Monday, Oct. 24th was a Friday.]
In the 1860 census he is living in Hamilton, Lee County, Illinois as a farmer with his family, his mother, and his brother William Rodolphus.
In the 1870 census he is living in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois as a farmer with his family and his mother.
In the 1877 Bureau County, Illinois Voters and Tax-payers the following: "FREEMAN CHAS. Clothing, and Boots and Shoes, Walnut; born Clymer, Chautauqua Co. N. Y. Feb. 17; 1835; came to this county 1851; Dem; Prot; owns 80 acres land; value property $6,100; wife was Nancy Brewer, born Elizabeth, Harrison Co. Ind. Dec. 23, 1837; married Jan. 27, 1856; has five children."
From the Walnut Centennial, "On page 15, under Village Government, 'Village Officers as published in the Walnut Motor September 19, 1878. Police Magistrate, J. W. Strayer; President, I. Kelley; Councilmen, J. H. Sayers, Jas. Byers, John Isdell, John O'Neal, Isaac Kurtz; Corporation Attorney, F. E. Van Liew; Cleark, Joe Brown; Treasurer, G. S. Fox; Police Constable, Chas. Freeman; Street Commissioner, Chas. Freeman.'
On page 107, is an undated photo with the following caption: 'Charles Freeman, married to Nancy Brewer 1856 at Walnut.'
On page 110, under First to Walnut, 'Charles Freeman (b. N.Y. 1835, d. 1890) migrated to Walnut, m. Nancy Brewer 1856 at Walnut. Three sons, four daughters: Richard Albert, b. 1860, Stephen J., b. 1862, m. Minnie Funk, two sons; Charles, b. 1880, m. Alma Snell, one son; Ella, b. 1857, m. Hollis, seven children; Josephine, b. 1872, m. Alhouse, 11 children; Lola, b. 1878, m. Stone, three children; Nora May, b. 1864, m. Landers, two children. Residing descendants: Velma L. Noble, Harold Stone, threir children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren.' "
In the 1880 census he is living in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois as a farmer with his family.
Obituary from the Bureau County Republican, November 6, 1890, page 1, column 6: "Walnut. Mr. Charles Freeman an old and respected citizen of our place, died Monday eve. Oct 24, after a severe illness of many months. The funeral occurred Thursday, from the Baptist church-Rev. Leck officiating. The family have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community in their sad breavement." [Note: Oct 27th 1890 was a Monday, Oct. 24th was a Friday.]
Charles Silas FREEMAN was born on 17 February 1835 in Clymer, Chautauqua County, New York. He was buried in October 1890 at Walnut Cemetery in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois. He died on 27 October 1890 at the age of 55 in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois.
In the 1860 census he is living in Hamilton, Lee County, Illinois as a farmer with his family, his mother, and his brother William Rodolphus.
In the 1870 census he is living in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois as a farmer with his family and his mother.
In the 1877 Bureau County, Illinois Voters and Tax-payers the following: "FREEMAN CHAS. Clothing, and Boots and Shoes, Walnut; born Clymer, Chautauqua Co. N. Y. Feb. 17; 1835; came to this county 1851; Dem; Prot; owns 80 acres land; value property $6,100; wife was Nancy Brewer, born Elizabeth, Harrison Co. Ind. Dec. 23, 1837; married Jan. 27, 1856; has five children."
From the Walnut Centennial, "On page 15, under Village Government, 'Village Officers as published in the Walnut Motor September 19, 1878. Police Magistrate, J. W. Strayer; President, I. Kelley; Councilmen, J. H. Sayers, Jas. Byers, John Isdell, John O'Neal, Isaac Kurtz; Corporation Attorney, F. E. Van Liew; Cleark, Joe Brown; Treasurer, G. S. Fox; Police Constable, Chas. Freeman; Street Commissioner, Chas. Freeman.'
On page 107, is an undated photo with the following caption: 'Charles Freeman, married to Nancy Brewer 1856 at Walnut.'
On page 110, under First to Walnut, 'Charles Freeman (b. N.Y. 1835, d. 1890) migrated to Walnut, m. Nancy Brewer 1856 at Walnut. Three sons, four daughters: Richard Albert, b. 1860, Stephen J., b. 1862, m. Minnie Funk, two sons; Charles, b. 1880, m. Alma Snell, one son; Ella, b. 1857, m. Hollis, seven children; Josephine, b. 1872, m. Alhouse, 11 children; Lola, b. 1878, m. Stone, three children; Nora May, b. 1864, m. Landers, two children. Residing descendants: Velma L. Noble, Harold Stone, threir children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren.' "
In the 1880 census he is living in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois as a farmer with his family.
Obituary from the Bureau County Republican, November 6, 1890, page 1, column 6: "Walnut. Mr. Charles Freeman an old and respected citizen of our place, died Monday eve. Oct 24, after a severe illness of many months. The funeral occurred Thursday, from the Baptist church-Rev. Leck officiating. The family have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community in their sad breavement." [Note: Oct 27th 1890 was a Monday, Oct. 24th was a Friday.]
In the 1860 census he is living in Hamilton, Lee County, Illinois as a farmer with his family, his mother, and his brother William Rodolphus.
In the 1870 census he is living in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois as a farmer with his family and his mother.
In the 1877 Bureau County, Illinois Voters and Tax-payers the following: "FREEMAN CHAS. Clothing, and Boots and Shoes, Walnut; born Clymer, Chautauqua Co. N. Y. Feb. 17; 1835; came to this county 1851; Dem; Prot; owns 80 acres land; value property $6,100; wife was Nancy Brewer, born Elizabeth, Harrison Co. Ind. Dec. 23, 1837; married Jan. 27, 1856; has five children."
From the Walnut Centennial, "On page 15, under Village Government, 'Village Officers as published in the Walnut Motor September 19, 1878. Police Magistrate, J. W. Strayer; President, I. Kelley; Councilmen, J. H. Sayers, Jas. Byers, John Isdell, John O'Neal, Isaac Kurtz; Corporation Attorney, F. E. Van Liew; Cleark, Joe Brown; Treasurer, G. S. Fox; Police Constable, Chas. Freeman; Street Commissioner, Chas. Freeman.'
On page 107, is an undated photo with the following caption: 'Charles Freeman, married to Nancy Brewer 1856 at Walnut.'
On page 110, under First to Walnut, 'Charles Freeman (b. N.Y. 1835, d. 1890) migrated to Walnut, m. Nancy Brewer 1856 at Walnut. Three sons, four daughters: Richard Albert, b. 1860, Stephen J., b. 1862, m. Minnie Funk, two sons; Charles, b. 1880, m. Alma Snell, one son; Ella, b. 1857, m. Hollis, seven children; Josephine, b. 1872, m. Alhouse, 11 children; Lola, b. 1878, m. Stone, three children; Nora May, b. 1864, m. Landers, two children. Residing descendants: Velma L. Noble, Harold Stone, threir children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren.' "
In the 1880 census he is living in Walnut, Bureau County, Illinois as a farmer with his family.
Obituary from the Bureau County Republican, November 6, 1890, page 1, column 6: "Walnut. Mr. Charles Freeman an old and respected citizen of our place, died Monday eve. Oct 24, after a severe illness of many months. The funeral occurred Thursday, from the Baptist church-Rev. Leck officiating. The family have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community in their sad breavement." [Note: Oct 27th 1890 was a Monday, Oct. 24th was a Friday.]
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