Letters By Author
Samuel Freeland (1895 - 1930)
Date of letters14 April 1916
Number of letters
Number of letters
1
Regiments
Regiments
Royal Army Medical Corps
Rank
Rank
Private
Regimental number
78059
Samuel Freeland was born on 3 October 1895 in Belfast to parents Margery Brown and David Freeland, a store-keeper, of Lavinia Street. By 1911 the family had moved to Meadowbank Street, off the Lisburn Road. Freeland joined the staff of the Museum and Art Gallery (which was then housed on the second floor of Belfast Central Library) on 24 June 1910 as an assistant to the curator, Arthur Deane. It is possible that Freeland corresponded more frequently than the one letter in his collection but it is likely that this correspondence would have been between him and Arthur Deane of the museum.
He joined the R.A.M.C. in early November 1915 and served “overseas”.
Freeland died on 17 April 1930.
Belfast Central Library. © National Museums Northern Ireland Collection Ulster Museum.
Regimental number
78059
Samuel Freeland was born on 3 October 1895 in Belfast to parents Margery Brown and David Freeland, a store-keeper, of Lavinia Street. By 1911 the family had moved to Meadowbank Street, off the Lisburn Road. Freeland joined the staff of the Museum and Art Gallery (which was then housed on the second floor of Belfast Central Library) on 24 June 1910 as an assistant to the curator, Arthur Deane. It is possible that Freeland corresponded more frequently than the one letter in his collection but it is likely that this correspondence would have been between him and Arthur Deane of the museum.
He joined the R.A.M.C. in early November 1915 and served “overseas”.
Freeland died on 17 April 1930.
Belfast Central Library. © National Museums Northern Ireland Collection Ulster Museum.
For Author Samuel Freeland we have found 1 correspondence(s).
| Reference | Date of Letter | Type | Summary | View Letter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FRE-001 | 14 April 1916 | Letter | Freeland to Elliott. Salisbury Plain. Seperation allowance. | View |