Hello Gary, So perhaps you can solve this riddle. I have a Ruth Freeman (born about 2 June 1784, died 1 March 1854, buried Sanford's Corner Cemetery, Le Ray, Jefferson County, NY). She was married to Joshua Fredenburg. In 1805, their son George was baptized in Minden, NY. This family is possibly in Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, NY for the 1810 Census. Otherwise, we have no idea where they originated. As far as I know, she is not related to any of the other Jefferson County Freemans, but that could be wrong. Any ideas? Thanks, Chris Lyttle At 12:36 AM 1/4/2007, you wrote: >Im not trying to prove anything Im just trying to make contact with >researchers of > the same Surname no matter what part of Jeff or Lewis co. Im > here in Cal and its hard to just cold call everybody with the > surname Im looking for so I just throw up a jump ball and see who > goes after it. I can write the book on Freeman and Francis in Jeff > co and CT but I have yet to meet anybody of the same family via > email or whatever. Im just fishing here and hope something comes > of it. Not much else out there anymore after 15 years. No Jeff co > newspapers here in the Bay Area. >

There are two Fredenbergs in the NY 1810 census: David in Salem, Washington Co., NY Robert in Whitehall, Washington Co., NY Florence ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christopher Lyttle" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 11:29 PM Subject: [NYJEFFER] Freeman > > Hello Gary, > > So perhaps you can solve this riddle. I have a Ruth Freeman (born > about 2 June 1784, died 1 March 1854, buried Sanford's Corner > Cemetery, Le Ray, Jefferson County, NY). She was married to Joshua > Fredenburg. In 1805, their son George was baptized in Minden, NY. > This family is possibly in Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, NY for the > 1810 Census. Otherwise, we have no idea where they originated. As far > as I know, she is not related to any of the other Jefferson County > Freemans, but that could be wrong. Any ideas? > > Thanks, > Chris Lyttle > >