Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Freeman, Perry C.   1931 June 11, 1931
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Ionia Sentinel Standard – Friday, 12 June 1931
Perry C. Freeman, 84, well-known farmer of Ionia county who retired a few 
years ago and went to Lowell to live, died at his home Thursday evening, 
having been seriously ill for several weeks, the first time he had been 
confined to bed in nearly three score years.

Mr. Freeman was born in South Boston.  After his marriage 59 years ago to Miss 
Ruth Hall, of Ionia, a sister of former Representative Luther E. Hall, the 
couple began housekeeping in Ionia, where they lived for three years.  Moving 
from Ionia to South Boston, he resided on the same farm continuously for more 
than 40 years prior to his retirement.

He served the community in which he lived as a school officer of the South 
Bell district, an officer in the grange, and the Methodist Episcopal Church in 
South Boston and later in Lowell.

Besides the widow, eight of their 11 children survive, including Mrs. W. E. 
Minty, Mrs. Belle Collar, Miss Nemma Freeman, Emery Freeman of Grand Rapids; 
Verne Freeman, of Lansing; Mrs. Roy Kyser, John Freeman, and Frank Freeman, of 
South Boston.  Also 25 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held in the Lowell Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday 
afternoon at 3 o’clock by Rev. A. T. Cortland.  Interment will be in South 
Boston cemetery.




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