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Printed memorial booklet `In loving memory of Ada Freeman of Keysoe Row, Bedfordshire'. Written by invalid sister Annie Freeman (3rd daughter of Thomas Elija Freeman of Chestnut Cottage, Keysoe Row, died 11 March 1903 aged 19) Went to a situation in Bedford till July 1902; winter took great interest in Bible class. Often attended weekly prayer meeting. Went as parlour maid to Hasely Court, Wallingford [Oxfordshire] as a parlour maid 26 January till returned home on 13th February details of her last illness and gradual turning to Jesus tells sister Lizzie and brother Will 'I am going to Jesus'. Author of memorial been bed ridden for many years (sister to Ada) Ada tempted by Satan: no after life. Buried at Chapel grave yard, Brook End by the Reverend George Barnes, the Minister. Printer. H Burt, 10 Mill Street, Bedford (copy of Miss Brown, Homestead, Keysoe)

c.1903

From: 1902 To: 1903

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Freeman, Ada,
Freeman, Annie,
Freeman, Thomas Elija,
Freeman, Lizzie,
Freeman, Will,
Barnes, George,
Burt, H.,
Brown

deaths, personal faith, parlour maid, servants, graveyards, Baptist individuals, printers, KEYSOE, Keysoe Row, Wallingford, Wallingford Hasely Court, Keysoe Brook End, BEDFORD