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This is Sir John Freeman, Baron Fremingham of Glassenbury. He is my 15th great grandfather, a Knight, a Baron (british royalty).

He changed his name from DeFremingham to Freeman, I suspect the name change was due to membership in the freemasons, but since it predates the organization globally (grand lodges) it can be hard to be certain. But family tradition and history is highly suggestive here, my entire male line goes back to the beginning of free masonry and this name change just a few generations before that. So the link is highly suggestive.

It is from him my coat of arms and technically my status as british royalty, but functionally these things are meaningless, just interesting historic gems is all.

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Correction. the image posted here is **not** of my ancestor afterall. The rest of the information is in question except for the family tree itself.

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@freemo so do we have to genuflect whenerver we meet ๐Ÿ˜‚.
One of the sector of your armcoat has the sing of the Borbones, the spanish royal family's dinasty.

@mikelga The Freeman line on its own is the boat of arms i attached (though the lozenges may be white instead of blue)

The Coat of Arms you see int he image is one I also technically "own" but its a coat of arms that was inherited through marriage. So the other 3 sectors represent the coat of arms of wives who married into my male lineage, and thus granted me the rights to include them in the fashion shown here if i wish.

But generally the more "pure" coat of arms is the one I'm more likely to use unless i wish to announce the other royal blood that was married in (which i care less about personally).

@freemo i like your motto: libre eta ausarta / free and brave

@mikelga Its a good motto I agree. My family history is very cool. I never knew my dad growing up so i discovered all this rather late in life. I was surprised to learn my entire family lineage, almost all my great grandparents down to my father, all made it into notable history books.

@๐ŸŽ“ Dr. Freemo :jpf: ๐Ÿ‡ณ๐Ÿ‡ฑ I did have some doubts:

Nederland werd onafhankelijk tijdens de Tachtigjarige Oorlog (1568-1648), waarin de gezamenlijke Noordelijke en Zuidelijke Nederlanden tegen de Spaanse overheersing in opstand kwamen. In 1579 vormden de Noordelijke Nederlanden de Unie van Utrecht, waarmee een nieuwe politieke entiteit ontstond. Met de Acte van Verlatinghe van 1581 werd door de gewesten van die unie, Stad en Lande (Groningen), Friesland, Overijssel, Gelderland, Utrecht, Holland, Zeeland, de onafhankelijkheid van de Republiek der Zeven Verenigde Nederlanden uitgeroepen

I only like french movies with images that tell everything, sex, war, love, politics... I can order un chambre pour due, un grand bierre :-)
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