Married Mary E. McLaughlin 23 Feb 1873 in Jennings County,Indiana
Children: Clark Lester, Harry & Edward
Married Martha Elnor Murphy Ridgeway sometime after 1918 when Martha's husband died. Mary died in 1916.
Information submitted by J. Spaulding (#47270590)
In 1850 Alexander was living with his parents on the 1850 Forsyth County, Georgia census.
Alexander's grandfather Isaac Freeland (Sr.) served under General George Washington in the Continental Army, including the Winter of 1777 at Valley Forge. Isaac (Sr.) also served in the War of 1812.
Alexander's father Isaac Freeland (Jr.) was drinking with a group of men in Forsyth County, Georgia when a man from South Carolina rode by for which he cursed at the man. The next morning the South Carolinian was found dead. Isaac (Jr) was hung April 15, 1859 at the age of 52 for murder though the evidence was sketchy. He left a wife and 15 children.
Alexander Freeland left Georgia to move to Indiana.
1850 District 31, Forsyth, Georgia, Family Number: 134
Isaac Freeland 43, GA
Hannah Freeland 37, NC
John Freeland 18, GA
Mary Freeland 16, GA
William Freeland 14, GA
Jeremiah Freeland 12, GA
Eveline Freeland 10, f, GA
H E Freeland 8, m, GA
Freeman Freeland 7, m, GA
Alexander Freeland 6, m, GA
Lewis Freeland 5, f, GA
Margaret Freeland 3, f, GA
John Walker 18, m, GA
Thomas Allen 21, m, GA
Children: Clark Lester, Harry & Edward
Married Martha Elnor Murphy Ridgeway sometime after 1918 when Martha's husband died. Mary died in 1916.
Information submitted by J. Spaulding (#47270590)
In 1850 Alexander was living with his parents on the 1850 Forsyth County, Georgia census.
Alexander's grandfather Isaac Freeland (Sr.) served under General George Washington in the Continental Army, including the Winter of 1777 at Valley Forge. Isaac (Sr.) also served in the War of 1812.
Alexander's father Isaac Freeland (Jr.) was drinking with a group of men in Forsyth County, Georgia when a man from South Carolina rode by for which he cursed at the man. The next morning the South Carolinian was found dead. Isaac (Jr) was hung April 15, 1859 at the age of 52 for murder though the evidence was sketchy. He left a wife and 15 children.
Alexander Freeland left Georgia to move to Indiana.
1850 District 31, Forsyth, Georgia, Family Number: 134
Isaac Freeland 43, GA
Hannah Freeland 37, NC
John Freeland 18, GA
Mary Freeland 16, GA
William Freeland 14, GA
Jeremiah Freeland 12, GA
Eveline Freeland 10, f, GA
H E Freeland 8, m, GA
Freeman Freeland 7, m, GA
Alexander Freeland 6, m, GA
Lewis Freeland 5, f, GA
Margaret Freeland 3, f, GA
John Walker 18, m, GA
Thomas Allen 21, m, GA
Married Mary E. McLaughlin 23 Feb 1873 in Jennings County,Indiana
Children: Clark Lester, Harry & Edward
Married Martha Elnor Murphy Ridgeway sometime after 1918 when Martha's husband died. Mary died in 1916.
Information submitted by J. Spaulding (#47270590)
In 1850 Alexander was living with his parents on the 1850 Forsyth County, Georgia census.
Alexander's grandfather Isaac Freeland (Sr.) served under General George Washington in the Continental Army, including the Winter of 1777 at Valley Forge. Isaac (Sr.) also served in the War of 1812.
Alexander's father Isaac Freeland (Jr.) was drinking with a group of men in Forsyth County, Georgia when a man from South Carolina rode by for which he cursed at the man. The next morning the South Carolinian was found dead. Isaac (Jr) was hung April 15, 1859 at the age of 52 for murder though the evidence was sketchy. He left a wife and 15 children.
Alexander Freeland left Georgia to move to Indiana.
1850 District 31, Forsyth, Georgia, Family Number: 134
Isaac Freeland 43, GA
Hannah Freeland 37, NC
John Freeland 18, GA
Mary Freeland 16, GA
William Freeland 14, GA
Jeremiah Freeland 12, GA
Eveline Freeland 10, f, GA
H E Freeland 8, m, GA
Freeman Freeland 7, m, GA
Alexander Freeland 6, m, GA
Lewis Freeland 5, f, GA
Margaret Freeland 3, f, GA
John Walker 18, m, GA
Thomas Allen 21, m, GA
Children: Clark Lester, Harry & Edward
Married Martha Elnor Murphy Ridgeway sometime after 1918 when Martha's husband died. Mary died in 1916.
Information submitted by J. Spaulding (#47270590)
In 1850 Alexander was living with his parents on the 1850 Forsyth County, Georgia census.
Alexander's grandfather Isaac Freeland (Sr.) served under General George Washington in the Continental Army, including the Winter of 1777 at Valley Forge. Isaac (Sr.) also served in the War of 1812.
Alexander's father Isaac Freeland (Jr.) was drinking with a group of men in Forsyth County, Georgia when a man from South Carolina rode by for which he cursed at the man. The next morning the South Carolinian was found dead. Isaac (Jr) was hung April 15, 1859 at the age of 52 for murder though the evidence was sketchy. He left a wife and 15 children.
Alexander Freeland left Georgia to move to Indiana.
1850 District 31, Forsyth, Georgia, Family Number: 134
Isaac Freeland 43, GA
Hannah Freeland 37, NC
John Freeland 18, GA
Mary Freeland 16, GA
William Freeland 14, GA
Jeremiah Freeland 12, GA
Eveline Freeland 10, f, GA
H E Freeland 8, m, GA
Freeman Freeland 7, m, GA
Alexander Freeland 6, m, GA
Lewis Freeland 5, f, GA
Margaret Freeland 3, f, GA
John Walker 18, m, GA
Thomas Allen 21, m, GA
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