Richard P. Freeman

1869–1944 (age 75)

Biography

Richard P. Freeman was born in 1869 and lived through a period of significant change in American society. His life spanned the Gilded Age through the early twentieth century, witnessing technological advancement and social transformation.

Freeman passed away in 1944 and was interred in Cedar Grove Cemetery. His life represented a connection to the nineteenth century and its values, carried forward into the modern era.

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