Sarah Minnie Saxe Freeman

Sarah Minnie Saxe married Harry Louis Freeman in Philadelphia in 1897 and appears with him in the documented Philadelphia-to-Omaha household chain. Records vary between Saxe, Sachs, and Sax and conflict on her exact birth year and birthplace.

Record ID: P-054
Name variants: Sarah Minnie Saxe, Sarah Minnie Sachs, Minnie Saxe, Minnie Freeman, Minnie Sax Freeman
Birth: Unknown
Death: Unknown
Family lines: Freeman–Saxe family line
Related people: Harry Louis Freeman, Joseph Henry Freeman, Melvin Jerome Freeman
Places: —
Sources: —

Evidence-backed claims

Harry Louis Freeman is securely identified as the Harry Freeman who married Minnie Saxe in Philadelphia in 1897, headed their Philadelphia households in 1900 and 1910, appeared in an Omaha directory in 1911, and later headed their Omaha households in 1920 and 1930; these person-linked records consistently use the surname Freeman.

The 1897 marriage index links Harry Freeman to his known spouse, Sarah Minnie Saxe. Repeated spouse-and-child household patterns then connect the family in Philadelphia censuses, an Omaha directory, and later Omaha censuses. This is substantially stronger than a name-only match, but the evidence remains indexed or derivative because the original images have not been inspected.

Strongly supported

Joseph Henry Freeman was a son of Harry Louis Freeman, and Melvin Jerome Freeman was a son of Joseph Henry Freeman, establishing the deceased direct Freeman line needed to anchor RQ-013 without recording living descendants.

Joseph appears as Harry's son in the 1910 Philadelphia and 1920 Omaha census indexes. The 1930 Omaha census index places Melvin as Joseph's son. These household links are sufficient to establish the deceased direct-line anchor while respecting the living-person firewall.

Strongly supported