Edmund Honington Freeman

  Noted events in his life were:

• Dates & Events. ⁶⁰⁵
Edmond Freeman, senior, was married to Alice Coles, and lived at Pulborough, Sussex, England, where he was buried on 6 Jun 1623. He wrote his will on 20 May 1623, which was administered to on 18 June 1623. He made his two sons, Edmond and William the executors. He disposed of over eight hundred pounds besides his various lands and tenements. Aside from a bequest to Edmond, Jr., he left twenty pounds to each of his children. His widown, Alice, sister of Geroge Coles of Amberly, spent the rest of her later years at Reigate, in the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Alice and John Beauchamp. Alice's was dated 13 Nov 1650, and proved 5 Mar 1652, and it included a bequest to Edmond, Jr. and his wife.

The children of Edmond Freeman and his wife Alice Cole, all born at Pulborough, were:
• Edmond
• Alice, bap. 15 Apr 1601; m 27 Dec 1615, John Beauchamp of London and Reigate
• William, m. first, Christian Hodsoll, daughter of John Hodsoll, 15 May 1638, second, 15 May 1638, Jan Gratwick.
• Eleanor, bap 24 Aug 1603; bur. 7 Apr 1618
• John, bap. 29 1606 or 1607; living in 1623
• Elizabeth, bap. 27 Aug 1609; m. John Coddington
~Dawes-Gates ancestral lines, Vol. I, pgs. 349

Edmund married Alice Coles, daughter of George Coles and Unknown, in Pulbourough, Sussex, England. (Alice Coles was born in 1576 in Pulbourough, Sussex, England,¹⁴ died on 14 Feb 1651 ⁶⁰⁵ and was buried in Reigate, Surrey, England ⁶⁰⁵.)