C3 Alice Freeman, born in 1592 In Pulborough, baptized April 15, 1601 in Pulborough and married John Beauchamp of London and Reigate, Surrey county in Pulborough on December 27, 1615. John Beauchamp, brother-in-law to Edmond Freeman, the Immigrant, was one of the major financiers of the Pilgrims' venture to the New World. When Edmund Freeman, Senior, died and was buried on May 2, 1623 at St. Mary's Parish in Pulborough, his widow Alice (Coles) began living with daughter Alice and son-in-law John Beauchamp in Reigate, Surrey county. She continued this until her burial in Reigate on February 14, 1651-2.
C4 William Freeman, born in Pulborough on October 6, 1598, and baptized there in St. Mary's Parish Church twelve, days later, married, first, Christian Hodsoll between 1617 and 1624. She was the sister of Bennett Hodsoll who married Edmond Freeman, the Immigrant. He married secondly, widow Jane Gatwick of Cowfold on May 15, 1638.
C5 Eleanor Freeman, who was baptized on August 25 1603 in Pulborough and was buried there fifteen years later on April 7, 1618.
C6 John Freeman was baptized on January 29, either in 1605-6 or 1606-7 in Pulborough, and was buried after May 30, 1623 (when father Edmond Freeman, Senior was buried). He married twice: First, to Joan Goodie of Petworth, about seven miles northwest of Pulborough on February 20, 1624; second, to Elizabeth ____________, date and location unknown.
C7 Elizabeth Freeman baptized August 27, 1609 in Pulborough, who married John Coddington after May 30, 1623 (date of the will of her father Edmond Freeman, Senior). She died after November 13, 1650, as did her husband John Coddington.
