Individual Notes
Note for: Sarah Smith, 1621 - 11 Mar 1696/1697
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Individual Note: DATES: Famly Tree Mmaker Family Archives, vol 5, Bourberbund Software,inc. Family Tree # 26 6
(1) "The Pioneers of Massachusetts," by Charles Henry Pope(Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimor e, 1969) p.149.
(2) "Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, Massachusetts," by David W.Hoyt (New England Hi story Press, Somersworth, New Hampshire, 1981) p.141.
(3) "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire," Vol.I, comp. by Ezra S . Stearns (Lewis Pub. Co., Chicago, IL, 1908) p.191.
(4) Sidney Lyman Emmons, Cuba, NY. Cites: (a) Eastman Family of America,by E. Nuckolls (1895 ).
(5) "Burke's American Families with British Ancestry" (Genealogical Pub.Co., Baltimore, 1977 ) p.2670. Ancestry of Albert Harvey Eastman.
(6) "Vital Records of Salisbury, Massachusetts to 1849," comp. byTopsfield Hist. Soc. (Reprint 1915, An undsen Pub. Co., Decorah, IA,1984) p.551. FHL #V2THS. Cites: (a) N. CT. Bk.
Birth: (1) Deposed 11 May (2nd mo.) 1671 she was about age 50 (b.1621).(2) c. 1620/1. (3 ) Surname Smith, but is uncertain. (4) 1621. Of Wales.
Marriage to Roger Eastman: (1,2,3,4) (4) 1639.
Death: (1,2,3,6a) 11 Mar 1697/8. (1,2,3,4,6a) Salisbury, Essex Co.,Massachusetts. (4) 10 or 16 Mar 1697 /8.
(5) Of Salisbury, Massachusetts.
(2) 1687: Was member of Salisbury Church with husband.
(3) 1694: Was member of the Salisbury Church with husband.
David W. Hoyt, THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY MSAAACHUSETTE.VOL I Providence, RI , 1897 page 141.
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Individual Notes
Note for: John Eastman, 9 Jan 1639/1640 - 25 Mar 1720
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Individual Note: DATES: Famly Tree Mmaker Family Archives, vol 5, Bourberbund Software,inc. Family Tree # 26 6
David W. Hoyt, THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY MSAAACHUSETTE.VOL I Providence, RI , 1897 page 141.
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Individual Notes
Note for: Nathaniel Eastman, 18 May 1643 - 30 Nov 1709
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Individual Note: DATES: Famly Tree Mmaker Family Archives, vol 5, Bourberbund Software,inc. Family Tree # 26 6
(1) "The Pioneers of Massachusetts," by Charles Henry Pope(Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimor e, 1969) p.149.
(2) "Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, Massachusetts," by David W.Hoyt (New England Hi story Press, Somersworth, New Hampshire, 1981)p.142-143.
(3) "Vital Records of Salisbury, Massachusetts to 1849," comp. byTopsfield Hist. Soc. (Reprint 1915, An undsen Pub. Co., Decorah, IA,1984) p.76,337,551. FHL #V2THS. Cites: (a) N. CT. Bk.
Birth: (1,2) 18 May 1643, s/o Roger Eastman/Sarah __. (2,3) Salisbury,Massachusetts. (3) 18 3rd mo. 1 643, s/o Rodger Easman/Sarah.
Marriage to Elizabeth Hudson: (2) 30 Apr 1672. (2,3) Salisbury,Massachusetts. (3) 30 2nd mo. 167(1?).
Death: (2,3a) 30 Nov 1709, Salisbury, Massachusetts.
(2) Planter and cooper of Salisbury, Massachusetts.
(2) 1678: Took oath of allegiance and fidelity.
(2) 1690: Made a Freeman.
(2) 1698/9: A Nathaniel Eastman admitted to Salisbury Church.
(2) 1709: Nathaniel Eastman, Sen. and Henry Ambrose possessed Salisburycommon rights of Will iam Worcester
THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY, MASSACHUSETTS,
With some Related Families of Newbury, Haverhill, Ipswich, and Hampton.BY DAVID W. HOYT, PRO VIDENCE, R. I. 1897.
David W. Hoyt, THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY MSAAACHUSETTE.VOL I Providence, RI , 1897 page 141.
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Individual Notes
Note for: Philip Eastman, 20 Oct 1644 - ABT 1714
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Individual Note: DATES: Famly Tree Mmaker Family Archives, vol 5, Bourberbund Software,inc. Family Tree # 26 6
(1) "The Pioneers of Massachusetts," by Charles Henry Pope(Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimor e, 1969) p.33,149.
(2) "Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, Massachusetts," by David W.Hoyt (New England Hi story Press, Somersworth, New Hampshire, 1981)p.142,143.
(3) "Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire," Vol.I, comp. by Ezra S . Stearns (Lewis Pub. Co., Chicago, IL, 1908) p.195.
(4) "The History of Haverhill, Massachusetts," by George Wingate Chase(Reprint 1861. New Eng land History Press, Somersworth, New Hampshire,1983) p.94,125,128,138,203.
(5) "Vital Records of Salisbury, Massachusetts to 1849," comp. byTopsfield Hist. Soc. (Reprint 1915, An undsen Pub. Co., Decorah, IA,1984) p.76. FHL #V2THS.
Birth: (1,2) 30 Dec 1644, s/o Roger Eastman/Sarah__. (1,2,5) Salisbury,Massachusetts. (3) 20 Oct 1644 . (5) 20 10th mo. 1644, s/o RodgerEasman/Sarah.
Marriage to __ __: (2,3)
Marriage to Mary Barnard: (1,2,3) Her 2nd husband, d/o ThomasBarnard/Eleanor __. (2,4) 22 Au g 1678. (2) Marriage recorded atHaverhill, Massachusetts and Newbury, Massachusetts. (4) Widow Mary Morse.
Marriage to Margaret __: (2) Aft. 1695. (3)
Death: (2) Will dtd 7 Oct 1714, administered 13 Dec 1714 in Boston,Massachusetts. (3) Prior to 1714.
(2,4) 1675, 25 Jan: Philip Eastman was on a list of those who had built ahouse on the Haverh ill Common lands, or on their own land, since Mar1660, which prohibits them from rights to t he town's common lands. (4)The last list was dated 1669, on which Philip does not yet appear .
(4) 1676, 3 May: Of Haverhill. Captured by the Indians at the same timeas the family of Thom as Kimball, who lived on the road to Bradford. TheIndians were 3 well-known "converted" me n named Symon, Andrew and Peter,who had lived among the settlers at Haverhill, Symon at on e time withWilliam Osgood. The Indians soon after tried to make peace with theEnglish, wh o instead jailed Symon and Andrew. They soon escaped and setabout seeking revenge. (2) 1675 . (NOTE: See Mary Brackett for more aboutSymon.)
(2,3,4) 1676: Was a soldier in King Philip's War. (4) Paid 24 Aug 1676.15.04 for his service s.
(2) 1677: Took oath of allegiance at Haverhill, Massachusetts.
(4) 1683, Jun: Voted with the majority against building a new meetinghouse on the site of th e old, Haverhill, Massachusetts.
(2) 1693, 18 May: Deed recorded at Salem, Massachusetts where PhilipEastman and his wife Mary, formerl y of Haverhill, now of New Roxburyalias Woodstock, sell to Thomas Wood, formerly of Ipswich , but now ofHaverhill.
(2) c.1695: Moved to New Roxbury (Woodstock), CT as early as 1695. (NOTE:Should be as earl y as 1693, when deed refers to him as of New Roxbury.)
(3) 1697, 15 Mar: His house in Haverhill, Massachusetts was burned byIndians, some of his family captur ed along with him, and othersdispersed. He escaped later. (NOTE: 15 Mar 1696/7 is date his s on-in-lawThomas Wood was killed by Indians. Perhaps it was his daughter's house.)(4) 1698 , the house and buildings of Philip Eastman were destroyed bythe Indians, Haverhill, Massachusetts, whi le they were returning from anattack on Andover, Massachusetts that occurred 5 Mar.
(3) Went to Connecticut where his son had preceded him.
(3) 1715: On the town record of Woodstock, CT is mentioned his heirsrepresenting Philip East man in the distribution of lands as laid outamong the proprietors. Mention is also made of h is buying a piece ofland in Ashford, a town adjoining Woodstock.
Three wives, 1st M ?? 2nd Mary, 3rd Margaret??THE OLD FAMILIES OFSALISBURY AND AMESBURY, MAS SACHUSETTS,
With some Related Families of Newbury, Haverhill, Ipswich, and Hampton.BY DAVID W. HOYT, PRO VIDENCE, R. I. 1897.
David W. Hoyt, THE OLD FAMILIES OF SALISBURY AND AMESBURY MSAAACHUSETTE.VOL I Providence, RI , 1897 page 141.
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