Freeman, Jonathan, 1745-1808
Dates
- Existence: 1745 - 1808
Biography
Jonathan Freeman (1745-1808) was a Trustee of Dartmouth College from 1793-1808 as well as Financier of Dartmouth College from 1789-1808. In 1797, Freeman was elected to the U.S. Congress where he served until 1801. As an original Hanover settler and prominent landholder, Freeman was responsible for the first survey of the village as well as its design with the Green at the center.
Found in 127 Collections and/or Records:
W.A. Kent letter
Letter from W.A. Kent of Concord to Jon. Freeman regarding sale of lottery tickets.
William Austin Kent letter
Letter from William Austin Kent of Concord to Jonathan Freeman relating to the Dartmouth college lottery.
Wm. Chandler and Associates letter
In English.
Wm. Cummings letter
Letter from Wm. Cummings of Hebron to Jon. Freeman informing him that he does not know if his son Jonathan, a carpenter in Philadelphia, is dead or not and begs information.
Wm. Woodward letter
Wm. Woodward of Hanover to Jon. Freeman discusses rent cases and asks advice of addressee on what action to take.
Wm. Woodward letter
Letter from Wm. Woodward of Hanover to Jon. Freeman, informing him that Joshua Sanderson wants to rent 100 acres lot in Orford for 24 bushels of wheat annually. Writer cannot have college and chapel painted until college gets more money.
Wm. Woodward letter
Letter from Wm. Woodward of Hanover to Jon. Freeman Dr. Blood, and Mr. Zadock Brown informing him that he wishes to exchange some land, and writer asks addressee regarding legal steps.