WILLIAMS COUNTY OHIO - OBIT: FREEMAN, Sabrina (WITTER) (d. 1909)
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From The Bryan Democrat March 30, 1909, page 3.

OBITUARY - Sabrina Witter Freeman died Saturday night at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Brace. Mrs. Freeman fell Tuesday and broke her hip
after which she suffered an attack of pneumonia. She passed the
seventy-ninth milestone of her life on the 19th. of this month. She is
survived by four sons and two daughters. She had been a widow many years
and made her home with Mrs. Brace. Funeral services will be conducted this
afternoon from the house conducted by Rev. Bell of the English Lutheran
Church,  there being no resident christian minister. Interment in Fountain
Grove Cemetery. 


Original partial obituary from unknown newspaper-possibly The Bryan Press

Obituary - Mrs. Sabrina Freeman was born at Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio March 19,
1830. She was the daughter of Septimus and Mary Witter and a niece of
Reverend Kingsley Witter, who was for 40 years pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Burton, Ohio. She was a great granddaughter of General Brooks of
the Revolutionary War.
She was married to Daniel D. Freeman at Akron in 1851. She moved to Bryan
with her husband in 1856 and has resided here ever since. She was the
mother of seven sons and two daughters, four sons and two daughters survive
her. Mrs. Freeman has been an invalid and a great sufferer for many years
and often expressed the desire to be at rest. She united with the Disciple
church some years ago and was a member of that church at the time of her 
death.

The funeral was conducted at the home of Mrs Walter Brace by the Reverend
J. C. Shaw who was a former (obit. ends here).


Cindy Taylor



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