William Eastman, son of Joseph Eastman and Mercy Smith, was born in Hadley, Hampshire County, Massachusetts on 25 Aug 1718, died 20 Jul 1793 and is buried in the West Street Cemetery in Granby, Massachusetts.[1]
He married first in Hadley on 11 Dec 1744 to Mary White and they had children:[1]
Mary, b. 12 Sep 1745, d. 8 Apr 1817, m. Joel Lyman;
Joseph, b. 13 Nov 1754, d. 28 Oct 1820, m. Hannah Lyman;
Elizabeth "Betsey", b. 1 Dec 1756, d. 15 May 1843, m. Lucas Morgan;
Rachel, b. 15 Dec 1759, d. 3 Apr 1844, m. Eli Dickinson;
Lois, b. 8 Jul 1761, d. 28 Jul 1850, m. Eliakim Kellogg;
William, b. 20 Nov 1763, d. 23 Mar 1822, m1. Tamson Reed, m2. Sarah (Shepard) Curtis;
Abigail, b. c 1765, d. young;
Abigail, b. 26 Jan 1767, d. 3 Nov 1833, m. Seth Dwight;
Ruth, b. 30 Sep 1769, d. 18 Aug 1832, m. Dr. Daniel Coit.
Sources
↑ 1.01.11.2 "Western Massachusetts Families in 1790." (Original Online Database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2012. (From various authors, Helen S. Ullmann, FASG, ed.) at AmericanAncestors.org.
"Massachusetts Marriages, 1695-1910," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FCHN-74H : 9 February 2018), William Eastman and Mary White, 11 Dec 1744; citing reference ; FHL microfilm 14,766, 186,152, 363,889.
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