Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed.,
1886. Metcalfe County.

GEORGE W. FREEMAN was born September 28, 1846, in Barren County, where
he resided until the erection of Metcalfe as an independent county,
since which time he has been a resident of the latter county. His
father, George W. Freeman, Sr., was born about 1819, also in Barren
County, on the same farm as his son.  He was a son of John Freeman, who
was born about 1754, and was a soldier in the Revolutionary war.  George
W. Freeman, Sr., married, in 1844, Mary E., daughter of Dudley and
Catherine (Wright) Robinson, of Washington County, Ky. From this union
sprang John W., George W., Jr., Thomas, Catherine (Lockett), Smith,
Charles A., Belle and Clarence A. George W., Jr., married November 1,
1875, Margaret, daughter of Lemuel and Margaret (Woods) Lockett. She was
born in Wayne County, Ky. To them have been born Henry B., Leona and
Chester.  Mr. Freeman has acquired a comfortable competency and is the
owner of 270 acres of well improved and productive land.  He is a moral
man and a Christian gentleman, but is not at present connected with any
church organization.  In politics he is a stanch Democrat.

Freeman Lockett Robinson Woods Wright
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Barren-KY Washington-KY Wayne-KY

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