Name: eastmanfam -- Timothy Eastman Family Tree

Updated: 09-06-2019 04:09:50. Owner: prezteastman


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Haskett Derby Eastman: Birth: 09 Jun 1818 in Conway, Carroll, New Hampshire, USA. Death: 17 Dec 1893

  2. John Whittemore Eastman: Birth: 28 Oct 1820 in Conway, Carroll, New Hampshire, USA. Death: 19 Feb 1890 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA

  3. Ezra Eastman: Birth: 1823 in Conway, Carroll, New Hampshire, USA. Death: 1830

  4. William Wallace Eastman: Birth: 06 Feb 1827 in Conway, Carroll, New Hampshire, USA.

  5. Annette Electa Eastman: Birth: 03 Sep 1830 in Conway, Carroll, New Hampshire, USA. Death: 01 Mar 1882

  6. Charlotte Augusta Eastman: Birth: 26 Apr 1833 in Conway, Carroll, New Hampshire, USA.

  7. Caroline Calista Eastman: Birth: 03 Feb 1835 in Conway, Carroll, New Hampshire, USA.

  8. Clara Towle Eastman: Birth: 03 Dec 1838 in Conway, Carroll, New Hampshire, USA.

  9. George Henry Eastman: Birth: 09 Feb 1840 in Conway, Carroll, New Hampshire, USA.


Sources
1. Title:   History and Genealogy of the Eastman Family of America
Page:   Page 165 & 335-340
Author:   Guy Scoby Rix
Publication:   (Concord, NH, Ira C. Evans, 1901)

Notes
a. Note:   #512 Was the 4th child of David. Went to school at the town school in Loudon, NH then high school at Concord, NH for several winters. At 17 years was apprentice for 1 year at the bakery of Horn & Robertson in Concord. Then went to Limerick, ME and spent 2 years learning the trade of tanner & currier. At age 20 he went to Conway & built a tannery. In 1816 he returned to Loudon & married Rhoda and they went at once to Conway and 2 years later moved into the house they lived in for 54 years & all their children were born. He expanded his tannery buisiness to include shoemaking & harness making until about 1835 when he opened a general merchandise store for several years. He built a paper mill which burned after 2 weeks and then built a second one for many years. He was deputy sheriff for 9 years. Represented Conway in legislature for 2 terms starting in 1842 as a Democrat. In June 1842 he introduced & passed a bill to incorporate the South Conway Seminary which was established soon after. This institution was quite celebrated and educated many prominent people. It's 1st principal was Mr. Walsh who was at one time an interpreter to Napoleon. He was Lt. in the militia, selectman, juryman, coroner & several times delegate from Carroll cty to the Democratic state convention. 10 years after his wife died he sold out and went to live with his son Haskett in Minneapolis, MN.

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