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Looking for information on Edward Ivor Freemantle

septemberrose199 — 2009-10-17 17:29:18Z

I'm looking for information on Edward Ivor Freemantle and his family. Edward Ivor was the son of Edward Freemantle (1853-1905) and Mary Margaret Barrand (1854-1940). Edward Sr. was brother to my gggrandfather Horace Freemantle (1855-?). Edward Ivor was married to Dorothy Butcher and they had 3 children, Mark, Margaret and Richard. I would hopefully like to get in contact with any of the children of Mark, Margaret or Richard.

Re: My Family tree

mygirllollipop — 2009-08-23 21:37:59Z

Hi,

Thanks so much for the information. It's a great help.

I also think I'm related to Andrew's son George, who I believe is my great-great-great-great-grandfather. My family line continues through his son Frederick. I would be interested to know which of George's children your family line comes from.

I'd be interested in any other information you have on Andrew. I've found out a little online about his cricketing career and that he ran the Bat & Ball Inn in Hambledon in his thirties.

It would be good to communicate via email. Are you able to access my email from my profile? Not sure how it works on this site :)

Best wishes,
Gemma

Re: My Family tree

Monique_Amor — 2009-08-23 19:41:00Z

Hi,

I'm happy to share - not sure how much you already know,
Andrew was the son of Nicholas B1734 Bishop's Sutton and Sarah Legget b1734.
Andrew's siblings were as follows:
John b1758 d1831 m Betty Forest 1779
Moses b1760 d1773 aged 13
Aaron B1760 (twin of Moses) m Anne Money 1785
William b1763 d1834 m Mary Osgood 1782
Sarah b1771
Henry b1775 d1850 m Ann Voller 1798 then Charlotte Izead 1819
Nicholas b1781

I have quite a lot of information on Andrew, his son George was my 4x great grandfather. It might be easier to communicate through e-mail.

Let me know what you think!

Re: My Family tree

mygirllollipop — 2009-08-23 17:48:35Z

Hi, just noticed your message and wondered if you had any information you could share with me on Andrew Freemantle's family (parents, siblings). Andrew and his son George are in my family tree.

PETER J FREEMANTLE

tonybonsai — 2009-06-25 18:51:41Z

Can anyone put me in touch with PETER J FREEMANTLE who replied to my recent thread about his Uncle 'Jack' Freemantle. I was seeking information about 'Jack's WW2 Naval Service etc. I have had no responses from my replies on that thread?
Tony Collins

Re: Charles Freemantle

SandraWalker611 — 2009-04-19 03:31:20Z

I would love to make contact and exchange family info if you would like to email me at: archmccoist@bigpond.com

Looking forward to hearing from you soon,

Regards,
Sandra

Re: Charles Freemantle

jkaeser99 — 2009-04-17 06:19:57Z

One of Charles and Ellen's sons Charles Henry born 27.9.1871, died 22.9.1936 married Alice Ann May Dunne. One of their sons Vincent Percival born 10.5.1915 married Robinetta Simpson. The second of their twins Lorraine Ann is my partner. We hold quite a lot of the Queensland tree if this is of interest to you.

Re: 'JACK' FREEMANTLE

tonybonsai — 2009-04-12 15:43:55Z

Hi Peter,
STILL TRYING TO ESTABLISH DIRECT CONTACT WITH YOU!
I would love to learn all about your Uncle Albert'Jack'Freemantle and particularly about his time in the Navy aboard Jasper and the other vesels you touch on.
Please make contact directly - tonybonsai@yahoo.co.uk
Kind Regards
TONY Collins

Re: 1861 King's Somborne,Hampshire,England

nicenonya2 — 2009-04-08 15:03:59Z

Ok,
my email is nicenonya2@sbcglobal.net

Re: 'JACK' FREEMANTLE

tonybonsai — 2009-04-07 18:18:56Z

Hi Peter,
What a pleasure to get a response re your late uncle Albert 'Jack' Freemantle who was a Steward on the A/S Trawler Jasper. It may be a long time since I posted the request BUT an answer at any time thereafter is a bonus indeed. My maternal uncle Matt Dempsey was a Stoker on her and he was one of eleven (11) men who died when she was torpedoed. I would love to learn all about 'Jack', his life in general and particularly about his time in the Navy aboard Jasper and the other vesels you touch on..
Could you make contact directly - tonybonsai@yahoo.co.uk
Kind Regards
TONY Collins

Re: 'JACK' FREEMANTLE

pjfreemantle — 2009-04-07 16:28:03Z

hi,it's been a while since you asked about jack but i've only just come across it. anyway if you are still out there and still interested,he was my uncle jack real name 'albert' i remember him telling me he got sunk four times during the war and as you can gather he survived.but unfortunately he died in 1998 aged 75,it,s strange but it doesn't seem that long ago i was in the pub having a beer with him! ps: i still have some photo's of a couple of his ships regards peter

Re: please can anyone help? cicely ellen freemantle

spencerclan9 — 2008-06-18 16:07:11Z

hi again

thanks for the info...i've checked out frederick and yes you are right the marriage you found is too late on.... so that wasnt him. 'My' federick married a lady called jane significantly earlier and Cicely who i am related to was their 7th or 8th child!!! Fred was from Easton Hants and jane from Twyford.
i've now got leads back further via HGS baptism index but nothing concrete ..need to tie up the links

i am new to message boards but they are proving very fruitful so will continue, and i will give those you recommend a try

good luck with your own research and if i can be of any help let me know

best wishes
Sally

Re: please can anyone help? cicely ellen freemantle

Hampshire_Grandma — 2008-06-17 18:34:42Z

Hi Sally,
I didn't say why I happened to see your message. I am doing research for my sister-in law who descends from Hampshire Freemantles, but so far they seem to be from Eastleigh, Chandlersford, Bishopstoke, and the furthest back ones I've found were from Botley.
The marriage I found seems a bit late, as Jemima and Frederick junior were born before 1871. Perhaps Frederick senior was married before.
Are you a member of Genes Reunited? Several people on there are researching your Freemantles.

Also, do you look at Rootschat? That's a good site for members helping each other.
Waiting for a wet day to go to the Record Office. Busy gardening while it's dry.
Regards,
Sheila

Re: please can anyone help? cicely ellen freemantle

spencerclan9 — 2008-06-16 17:46:22Z

Wow what a quick response; thank you so much...I have had no luck finding her on the 1881 census on ancestry. i will have another search now.

i am a member of the HGS but living in Derby restricts me to internet searching at present.

once again thank you
regards
Sally

Re: please can anyone help? cicely ellen freemantle

Hampshire_Grandma — 2008-06-16 16:58:53Z

P.S. Have just looked on the IGI and have found the following marriage:

Frederick Freemantle, son of George Freemantle, married Jane HILLIER, 25 DEC 1871, South Stoneham, Hants.

Do check these yourself. I found them on the FamilySearch website, but will check the parish registers the next time I am at HRO.

Best wishes,
Sheila

Re: please can anyone help? cicely ellen freemantle

Hampshire_Grandma — 2008-06-16 16:47:36Z

On the 1881 census there is a Cicely E. FREMANTLE (I think I found it spelt that way) living at Wide Lane, North Stoneham, Hants, with parents Frederick and Jane, and Several siblings. Cicely is age 8 in 1881, so this seems to fit.
Sheila

please can anyone help? cicely ellen freemantle

spencerclan9 — 2008-06-15 11:51:36Z

I am trying to trace my g grandmothers parents....i am stuck. Cicely ellen b 1873 was a servant at 18 living in southampton on the 1891 census. I can find no trace of her living with parents on the 1881 census. i believe she was born in Bishopstoke, hampshire. would be grateful for any help

Re: Joan Freemantle

Hampshire_Grandma — 2008-06-04 20:23:43Z

Hi Kerrie,
Your message is over 7 years old now, so I need to find out whether you still look at this board, and is your mother still alive? I live not far from Overton, and I have some info for you.
Regards,
Sheila

'JACK' FREEMANTLE

2006-10-27 19:22:37Z

Anyone have knowledge of following who was in Royal Navy Patrol Service in 1942. On 1st december 1942 -
A. FREEMANTLE (known as 'Jack') was a Steward on the anti-submarine trawler JASPER No. T14 when she was torpedoed and sunk in the English Channel. He survived the incident and went to another ship.

Re: Florence Lotte Freemantle

2006-02-16 15:45:51Z

Hi Heather: I do appreciate your kind researching for our Freemantle family. Florence was my great-uncle's sister. The following info was sent to me by Nan Wallace who is also a relation of Florence's. "On May 16, 1882, Florence (20 yrs old) departed from Plymouth, England for Townsville, Queensland, Australia on the ship 'Hereford'. By 1884 she had moved to Moonta, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia (near Adelaide) where she died on 13 February 1885 at Wallaroo Hospital. She died of pneumonia. Florence never married." We do not know where she is buried - I wonder if there is any possibility that that could be found?
Many thanks,
Lois

Re: Florence Lotte Freemantle

2006-02-16 10:05:51Z

Hello Nan

I'm in Adelaide, South Australia and for 10years now I have been offering free research to people who had family come here in the 1800's. I was in the library today and had a look for information about Florence Lottie Freemantle in South Australia.

It is extremely little, but the following is what I managed to find:-

ARRIVALS FROM OVERSEAS.

? (no Christian name given) Freemantle, and wife (no Christian name) arrived in South Australia 25th May 1852 aboard the "Duke of Cornwall".

Elizabeth and William Freemantle arrived in South Australia 23rd August 1850 aboard the "Gipsy Queen".

INTERSTATE SHIPPING.

1. F. & W. Freemantle sailed to Melbourne 17th January 1852 aboard the "Louisa" from South Australia.

2. Mrs. Freemantle sailed to Port Phillip, Victoria 3rd October 1850 aboard the "Gipsy Queen".

I'm afraid that's all the information I have on the surname Freemantle. I hope it is of some interest to you. If you would like me to look up anything/anyone else for you, please
don't hesitate to get back to me at my email address - I'd be very happy to help if I can.

Regards

Heather

Re: Freemantles of Hampshire UK

2005-07-12 14:47:32Z

Charlotte Freemantle of Hampshire,England

2005-07-12 04:05:59Z

Don't know much about my ggg grandmother except that she married John Hibberd(1797-1863) on Jan. 23,1837 in Winchester,Hampshire,England.at least two sons,William and John.They lived in King's Somborne,Hampshire,England.William married Mary Elizabeth Eady from King's Somborne and they had 10 children one named after Charlotte ick name "Lottie"E. Hibberd

Re: Freemantles of Hampshire UK

2005-07-12 03:45:52Z

Hi all,
I just found out on ancestry marriage records that my ggg grandmother was Charlotte Freemantle from Hampshire,England.She married John Hibberd January 23,1837 in Winchester,Hampshire,England and lived in King's Somborne.Their son William is my gg grandfather who lived in Summitville,TN.Charlotte may have had a brother named James Freemantle who was living with them.Must be a common ancestor here someplace!

Florence Lotte Freemantle

LNicholson7054 — 2004-06-08 14:23:27Z

What ever happened to Florence? Born 1862 in Bishops Hull, Somerset, England, her parents Henry and Maria, and brothers Henry Douglas and Oscar immigrated to Canada. Did Florence marry and remain in England, or immigrate to another country? Any help very much appreciated.

Re: Maria Freemantle

LNicholson7054 — 2004-04-15 01:45:56Z

Hi Peter:

Maria Freemantle was formerly Maria Martin, born ca 1835 in Bishops Hull. She and husband Henry immigrated to Canada ca 1883. Son Augustus came alone in 1882 and brother Henry followed shortly thereafter. Augustus (called Oscar) married my great-aunt and was a well-decorated soldier, serving in 3 wars. Please contact me and I'll be glad to give you all the family history.

Freemantles at KINGS SOMBORNE

williamfreemantle — 2006-03-02 14:51:35Z

Ref to John Walkers enquiry I have the Freemantle History Back to the 1700s Maybe I can help

dumper, freemantle, stiles in hampshire

PIPPASTILES — 2005-10-18 09:10:03Z

Im looking for the above surnames in hampshire esp around the meon valley area.
Anyone with any info please contact me.
Thanks Pippa

Re: 1861 King's Somborne,Hampshire,England

PIPPASTILES — 2005-10-18 09:07:46Z

I believe the neighbours of John and Charlotte Freemantle Hibberd are possibly mf gggg grand parents.
Ben being my ggg granddad.
Hameth is harriett born abt 1829.
Hope this helps.
Please email me if we can swoop info.
Pippa.
pippastiles@hotmail.com

Re: dumper, freemantle, stiles in hampshire

PIPPASTILES — 2007-10-09 18:56:08Z

I dont know of any of these Freemantles.
My Freemantles originaly came from Kings Somborne in Hampshire.

Re: Freemantles at KINGS SOMBORNE

WBradley455 — 2007-04-05 22:25:22Z

Do you have any information on the father of Richard Freemantle who left UK in 1820 to settle in the Albany, Cape Province, South Africa as a member of Mahoney's Party. He was first married to Elizabeth Mitchell and they had three sons: Richard, John and Samuel. Elizabeth died not sure when but probably before 1814 which is when Richard is thought to have married Sarah Kent with whom he went to South Africa. Richard was killed by Kafir tribesmen in 1822. The history of the Freemantles in SA is well documented but we do not know with any certainty who Richards father and mother were although there are a couple of candidates.

Re: Freemantles of Hampshire UK

sdj160 — 2005-03-20 22:22:41Z

I am also researching the Freemantles of Hampshire. I am looking for any family connections i.e siblings or parents, of Richard Freemantle born between 1771 and 1885, He immigrated to South Africa in 1820, any connections?

Re: 1861 King's Somborne,Hampshire,England

nicenonya2 — 2005-07-12 04:31:44Z

Hameth? must be 37 years old,27 dosn't make sense.

1861 King's Somborne,Hampshire,England

nicenonya2 — 2005-07-12 04:28:17Z

living next to John and Charlotte Freemantle Hibberd is the following people:
James Freemantle Head 42?
Hameth? Wife 27?
Benjamin 14
John 9
Ellen 6
James 5
William 2

all of King's Somborne

Re: Charlotte Freemantle of Hampshire,England

nicenonya2 — 2005-07-17 18:41:00Z

Re: Freemantles of Hampshire UK

olsenfreem — 2004-11-25 16:48:48Z

Hello,
I am researching Freemantle's of Hampshire UK. My husband's great grandfather was John Frederick Freemantle (b. 1844) in Porchester. He married Sarah Ann Cooper in Fareham. His father, William, was born in Micheldever/Winchester area. If you have any information, or I can be of help, please contact me.

Nicholas Freemantle

olsenfreem — 2004-11-25 16:45:10Z

Hello,
I realize your post was a few years ago, but I thought I'd take a chance. Have you found anything else on this family line? I have been sifting through the Freemantle Family in Hampshire England for years. My husbands great grandfather was John Frederick Freemantle b. 1844. His parents were William (b. 1810) and Sarah Mertele. William's parents were William and Mary. From there, I can only suppose. I believe that William's parents were William and Mary and that this William's parents are Nicholas and Sarah. John Frederick Freemantle was born in Porchester, his father William was born in Micheldever/Winchester area (verified through 1851 Census Records). If you have any information to help me, I would appreciate it. This is a line that I find very little information about.
Thanks

Arthur Freemantle & Lydia Ellen Hards

markparrisuk — 2005-09-14 20:51:01Z

I am trying to trace the family of Arthur Freemantle who married my grand Aunt – Lydia Ellen (Nellie) Hards, it would have been around 1908 they were married and had at least two children Beryl and Lad. They lived in the Sutton, Surrey, England area.

regards

Mark

Roland Freemantle

angela_bridgman — 2007-10-02 21:58:00Z

Has anyone got a connection with Roland Charles Freemantle born 1894 at Sarisbury Green, Hampshire, UK? He was my great uncle and I should like to find out what happened to him after he left the Met police in c.1945. His wife was Lucy, nee Fulton, and they had one child, a daughter, Joan. Joan married Reginald Westlake and they had one child named Lance b.1945.Roland's parents were Charles A Freemantle and Emma Jane New(first cousins)

Re: Amy Freemantle

angela_bridgman — 2007-12-09 17:40:04Z

looks loke we have a connection! My grandmother was Dorothy Freemantle b 1892, her father was Charles A Freemantle, brother of William henry and they were both sons of William Freemantle b 1831 in farley married to maria (nee New). Charles Albert and his wife, Emma Jane New were first cousins. I have a postcard with a photo of Amy on it - she looked very elegant!I should be interested in any info you would be willing to share, and obviously in return would try to 'fill any gaps' in our trees. If you prefer to contact me directly my address is < angela_bridgman@hotmail.com >
best wishes, Angela

Re: Amy Freemantle

bevgord1 — 2007-12-09 07:27:56Z

I had an Aunt of that name b1884 daughter of William Henry and Elizabeth Browne. Have extensive data of my family to1740

Thomas Francis Fremantle, English Parliament

septemberrose199 — 2005-10-09 20:29:19Z

I am seeking information on Thomas Francis Fremantle (1827-1889). I have a newspaper caricature of him and on this paper is states that he attended every debate in the English Parliament for 63 years. Has anyone heard of this Thomas Francis Fremantle? Thanks Julie

Freemantle

2005-05-01 06:27:58Z

I am looking for descendants of James Freemantle & his wife Mabel (Hatcliffe) who married in 1903 in Bristol, one of their children, Amos George,died in 1922 aged 13 and another, William Edward, died in 1918 - both in Scotland. I believe that James & Mabel Freemantle were my grandparents and that they had several other children, among which my mother Dorothy. Please contact me with any information
Sara Haydon
seh@shaydon.co.uk

Re: Florence Lotte Freemantle

nanwallace11 — 2005-10-18 12:36:00Z

what a lovely surprise to find someone knows Florence Lottie Freemantle
I have been intrested in her for ages
She was my G Grandmothers niece.
Her mother Maria was Blanche Martin(my G.Grandmothers) sister.
Florence came to South Australia to Moonta Y.P. in 1862
Would love to talk with you further
From Nan

Re: My Family tree

Monique_Amor — 2008-02-26 09:44:28Z

Hi, I have just seen your message (dated 2001)! it's a long shot, but are you still looking for information?
Nicholas Freemantle b1781 Bishops Sutton is in my family tree, his brother Andrew - the famous cricketer is my ancestor, and I am happy to share details if you wish.

Ann, William Freemantle, Southwark,Surrey,England

candacelongley — 2004-09-26 00:17:46Z

Seeking info on this line. Other names are Longbourne, Longburne,Vickerman in England and US. Have lots of info aft. 1800 in NY and PA.. Would be happy to share info. Other names are Charles, John, Francis Vickerman, and Francis, James, John Longburne. Thank you.

Re: Ann, William Freemantle, Southwark,Surrey,England

Fayden — 2006-11-26 02:47:04Z

At last I have found somebody who has LONGBOURNE in their family tree.
My Grandfather Alfred Longbourne McNemay born QLD Australia in 1882 had always said that Longbourne was a family name,but I cannot find any link to any member of his family. Other family names are...OSULLIVAN...SWEENEY &
COFFEY.
If any of these names are in your family tree,please contact me.Margaret Butler,Australia.EMAIL mfb51@bigpond.com

Re: dumper, freemantle, stiles in hampshire

mhennessey1976 — 2007-10-09 10:49:01Z

Hello i am also looking for Freemantles and Blackmans in the same area my gt grandad Edward Thomas Freemantle was born in Morestead Hampshire married Mary Jane Gurdler in Winchester about 1889 the had 5 children Alfred John Rose Edward and Josephine
My nan Josephine moved to Exton and worked at Garden hill farm with mr Blackman they had 3 children because they were unmarried all 3 were Freemantles Mabel Elizabeth and Norah my nan any connection thankyou Michelle

Re: Freemantles of Hampshire UK

caroline1981 — 2005-01-06 13:50:34Z

I am also researching the Freemantle Family. My GG was Sydney Freemantle (1894) son of Edward Freemantle.(c1859)

Would be interested to hear if you find any connections

Re: Freemantles of Hampshire UK

caroline1981 — 2005-07-12 09:27:23Z

Hi

I dont have James down as having a sister called Charlotte, but I could of missed her somewhere.

If you can research and tell me that Charlottes parents were William Freemantle and Mary Ann Newman. then we have a direct connection.

Caroline