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Noah Eastman (1753 - 1829)

Noah Eastman
Born in Pembroke, New Hampshiremap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 10 Sep 1776 in New Hampshiremap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 76 in Conway, Strafford, New Hampshire, USAmap
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Contents

Biography

Birth

20 MAR 1753
Pembroke, Merrimack, New Hampshire[1]

Death

28 AUG 1829 (28 AUG 1821 is the date on the tombstone)
Conway, Carroll, New Hampshire, USA

Note

Built in 1777 by the Noah Eastman family, the Eastman Inn Bed and Breakfast, is a stately, three story, 34-room Georgian colonial with a wrap around porch overlooking the Moat Mountain Range. As one of the oldest homes in North Conway, the Inn boasts a history rich in tradition in the development of the social and economic growth of the Mount Washington Valley.
Since the early 1900s, the Eastman Inn has operated as a guest house. One of Noah Eastman's 13 children, a daughter, married into the Furber family and purchased the Inn from her father. The 1930 edition of the New Hampshire Guidebook describes the Eastman Inn (then known as the Furber Residence) as:
"... The Furber residence, North Conway, on the State road in the southern part of North Conway. The Furber residence is an all-season house, where hospitality is extended to guests desiring mountain vacations in the quiet comfort of a private home ..."
Seventy years later, hospitality remains our priority. Join us for a relaxing, quiet vacation in a home steeped in tradition ... for pleasure or on business, and let us treat you to warm, attentive bed-and-breakfast hospitality in the splendor and style of a bygone era.
Welcome!
Art and Marta De La Torre, Keepers of the Eastman Inn[2]

Sources

  1. "Maine, Births and Christenings, 1739-1900," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F43L-995 : accessed 23 Mar 2014), Noah Eastman, 20 Mar 1753; citing CIVIL, FRYEBURG, OXFORD, MAINE; FHL microfilm 10915.
  2. www.eastmaninn.com
  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/43311460/noah-eastman: accessed 9 March 2023), memorial page for Noah Eastman (20 Mar 1753–28 Aug 1821), Find a Grave Memorial ID 43311460, citing North Conway Cemetery, North Conway, Carroll County, New Hampshire, USA; Maintained by Dinah Thweatt (contributor 47190776).
  • Source: S3 Record ID Number: MH:S3 User ID: EE02D807-CF23-477B-9075-F519820AF21B UPD 29 OCT 2009 15:45:22 GMT-5 Author: Guy S Rix Title: The History Of The Eastman Family Abbreviation: Rix History Publication: Concord, NH 1901.
  • WikiTree profile Eastman-398 created through the import of Butler-Dotson.ged on Jun 9, 2012 by Todd Butler. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Todd and others.
  • History and genealogy of the Eastman family of America : containing biographical sketches and genealogies of both males and females by Rix, Guy Scoby, 1828-1917 Page 177

Acknowledgments

Thank you to Brian Eastman for creating WikiTree profile Eastman-563 through the import of EASTMAN.ged on Feb 2, 2013.





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In regards to the claim made by the Eastman Inn B & B: Noah could very well have built this house in 1777, but there are mistakes made in the description of how the Furbers are related to Noah Eastman.

The woman who married a Furber was Eliza Eastman (Eastman-2684), Noah's grand niece. She married Jethro Furber (Furber-215) about 1823.

posted by Thomas Odell
I made some changes to his birthplace and place of death. I removed the county name from his birth place, because in 1753 there were no counties in New Hampshire. I changed the county of his place of death from Carroll County to Strafford County. Carroll County did not exist then, and Conway was in Strafford County.
posted by Thomas Odell

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