John W. FREEMAN

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	John W. FREEMAN + Alice Sarah HOWE (1909 - 1981)

m. 1943 Alice Sarah HOWE (1909 - 1981) at Rylstone, NSW, Australia

Near Relatives of John W. FREEMAN
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Father in Law	Charles HOWE	21 Feb 1866	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	14 Aug 1947	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	81
Mother in Law	Mary STOLLERY	16 Jan 1876	Bathurst, NSW, Australia	1954	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	78

Self	John W. FREEMAN

Wife	Alice Sarah HOWE	1909	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	1981		72

Niece	Thelma Ruby HOWE	abt 1917		1919	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	2
Niece	Elma Ivy HOWE	abt 1921		2000	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	79

Sister in Law	Catherine Mary HOWE	1894	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	1971		77
Brother in Law	Hilton Thomas HOWE	1896		1979		83
Brother in Law	Leslie Charles HOWE	1898	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	1957	Rockdale, Sydney, NSW, Australia	59
Sister in Law	Ivy May HOWE	1900	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	1946	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	46
Brother in Law	James Bloodworth HOWE	1902	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	1959	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	57
Sister in Law	Ruby Veronica HOWE	1904	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	1993	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	89
Brother in Law	John William HOWE	1906	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	1979	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	73
Brother in Law	William George HOWE	1912	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	1970		58
Brother in Law	Robert J HOWE	1914	Rylstone, NSW, Australia
Sister in Law	Dorothy M HOWE	1918	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	1997		79
Brother in Law	Norman Michael HOWE	1918	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	2004	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	86

Events in John W. FREEMAN's life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1943		Married Alice Sarah HOWE (aged 34)	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	Note 1	60
1981		Death of wife Alice Sarah HOWE (aged 72)			54

Note 1: Mudgee Guardian and North Western Representative 8 April 1943
Freeman — Howe
A very pretty wedding took place
at St. Malachi's R.C. Church, Ryl-
stone, on March 13, the Very Rev.
Father Kenefick officiating. The
bride was Miss Alice Howe, fourth
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Howe, of Rylstone, and the bride-
groom Pte. John W. Freeman,
A.I.F. Inf. (returned), fourth son
of Mr. M. Freeman and the late
Mrs. Freeman, of Crow's Nest, Syd-
ney. The bride was given away by
her father, and wore a pretty blue
frock with silver bead trimming,
with a white hat. She carried a
posy of white carnations and frangi-
panni; also an ivory bound prayer
book. The bridesmaid, Miss Mary
Frappell, niece of the bride, wore a
pretty grey frock and hat to match.
She carried a posy of pale pink
carnations, and wore a gold pend-
ant, gift of the bridegroom. The
best man was Cpl. Hubert Hanly,
A.LF. (returned), cousin of the
bride. The reception was held at
the home of the bride's parents,
where quite a number of guests
were present, also many visitors
from Sydney, including Hon. W. F.
Dunn, M.L.A, a very old friend of
the family. The guests were re-
ceived by the bride's mother. Both
bridegroom and best man are mem-
bers of the 9th Division.
Carmen Gilchrist, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gilchrist, of
Dangar Street, is at present spend-
ing leave with her parents. Car-
men is in the Land Army and, al-
though still in her teens, has made
splendid progress since her entry
into her new sphere.

Source References:

60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au

- Reference = (Marriage)

- Notes: Mudgee Guardian and North Western Representative 8 April 1943
Freeman — Howe
A very pretty wedding took place
at St. Malachi's R.C. Church, Ryl-
stone, on March 13, the Very Rev.
Father Kenefick officiating. The
bride was Miss Alice Howe, fourth
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Howe, of Rylstone, and the bride-
groom Pte. John W. Freeman,
A.I.F. Inf. (returned), fourth son
of Mr. M. Freeman and the late
Mrs. Freeman, of Crow's Nest, Syd-
ney. The bride was given away by
her father, and wore a pretty blue
frock with silver bead trimming,
with a white hat. She carried a
posy of white carnations and frangi-
panni; also an ivory bound prayer
book. The bridesmaid, Miss Mary
Frappell, niece of the bride, wore a
pretty grey frock and hat to match.
She carried a posy of pale pink
carnations, and wore a gold pend-
ant, gift of the bridegroom. The
best man was Cpl. Hubert Hanly,
A.LF. (returned), cousin of the
bride. The reception was held at
the home of the bride's parents,
where quite a number of guests
were present, also many visitors
from Sydney, including Hon. W. F.
Dunn, M.L.A, a very old friend of
the family. The guests were re-
ceived by the bride's mother. Both
bridegroom and best man are mem-
bers of the 9th Division.
Carmen Gilchrist, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gilchrist, of
Dangar Street, is at present spend-
ing leave with her parents. Car-
men is in the Land Army and, al-
though still in her teens, has made
splendid progress since her entry
into her new sphere.

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