Frank was born in Paradise, Annapolis, Nova Scotia, to David Collins Freeman and Antoinette Vidito. He married Eva Calder, daughter of William Robert Calder and Abigail Mack on Oct 13, 1900, in Nova Scotia. Three children were born to this union. At this time he was a school teacher.
They removed to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1902. Frank went back to school to study medicine. He recieved his degree, and started his practice at P J C Medical in Philadelphia.
He became a United States citizen on April 13, 1912, in Philadelphia.
He served in the US Army, during World War I, as a doctor, with the rank of 1st. LT.
He and Eva moved to California, to be closer to their two surviving children, William and Murial.
He passed away in Los Angeles on May 1,1951, with his wife by his side.
Children: William Calder Freeman 1904-1991
Frank Ernest Freeman Jr. 1912-1929
Murial Antoinette Freeman Young 1915-2001
They removed to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1902. Frank went back to school to study medicine. He recieved his degree, and started his practice at P J C Medical in Philadelphia.
He became a United States citizen on April 13, 1912, in Philadelphia.
He served in the US Army, during World War I, as a doctor, with the rank of 1st. LT.
He and Eva moved to California, to be closer to their two surviving children, William and Murial.
He passed away in Los Angeles on May 1,1951, with his wife by his side.
Children: William Calder Freeman 1904-1991
Frank Ernest Freeman Jr. 1912-1929
Murial Antoinette Freeman Young 1915-2001
Frank was born in Paradise, Annapolis, Nova Scotia, to David Collins Freeman and Antoinette Vidito. He married Eva Calder, daughter of William Robert Calder and Abigail Mack on Oct 13, 1900, in Nova Scotia. Three children were born to this union. At this time he was a school teacher.
They removed to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1902. Frank went back to school to study medicine. He recieved his degree, and started his practice at P J C Medical in Philadelphia.
He became a United States citizen on April 13, 1912, in Philadelphia.
He served in the US Army, during World War I, as a doctor, with the rank of 1st. LT.
He and Eva moved to California, to be closer to their two surviving children, William and Murial.
He passed away in Los Angeles on May 1,1951, with his wife by his side.
Children: William Calder Freeman 1904-1991
Frank Ernest Freeman Jr. 1912-1929
Murial Antoinette Freeman Young 1915-2001
They removed to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1902. Frank went back to school to study medicine. He recieved his degree, and started his practice at P J C Medical in Philadelphia.
He became a United States citizen on April 13, 1912, in Philadelphia.
He served in the US Army, during World War I, as a doctor, with the rank of 1st. LT.
He and Eva moved to California, to be closer to their two surviving children, William and Murial.
He passed away in Los Angeles on May 1,1951, with his wife by his side.
Children: William Calder Freeman 1904-1991
Frank Ernest Freeman Jr. 1912-1929
Murial Antoinette Freeman Young 1915-2001
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