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EATON Bobby L - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-22 12:09:58Z

EATON Bobby L - Vietnam Wall section 9E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,291 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Family letters from Illiniois and Wisconsin to Vermont

drumnbear — 2012-05-20 20:23:48Z

I read your post below. I have been searching for information on my Towsley family roots. Rufus (Betsey's husand) was an uncle. His brother Abijah was my direct great grandfather x3 I believe. I would love copies of the letters invovling Betsey and Rufus!!

Re: Eaton - Mayflower Descendants

vcarr9500 — 2012-04-19 00:31:22Z

We are supposedly decended from Francis Eaton also. I am only back as far as John H Eaton --born in Va. in 1828. Do you have a John Hart Eaton in your family tree?

Former North East,PA, resident. Lloyd Vance Eaton Jr.son of, Lloyd V. Eaton Sr. and Florence Eaton.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-04-14 03:25:11Z

Lloyd Vance Eaton Jr.

Former North East resident. Lloyd Vance Eaton Jr. passed away March 20th, 2012 at the Arbor Trail Nursing Home, Inverness Fla. Lloyd was preceded in death by his parents Lloyd V. Eaton Sr. and Florence Eaton. Brothers, Robert, Richard and Raymond; Sisters, Dorothy, Lois and Doris; and granddaughter Amanda Sue Eaton. Survived by wife, Eleanor; son Gerald and son Thomas (Barbara Eaton), grandchildren, Jennifer, Jason, Sean, Ryan, Molly, Annie and Heather. Lloyd served as a Crescent Hose volunteer fireman for 23 years and was one of eight volunteers who were instrumental in starting the North East Ambulance Service. Lloyd was the owner of Eaton Insurance for over 30 years before moving to Florida. Lloyd enjoyed hunting, fishing and family. Please join us April 13th, 2012 at Elkin Funeral Home from 12 noon till 2 p.m. to celebrate his life on a meet and greet service.
( Erie Times-News on April 10, 2012)

EATON Vida G 1891 1984

t42Restland — 2012-04-13 22:05:19Z

EATON Vida G 1891 1984

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Restland Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,865 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Restland user submitted) and Surname.
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Usher Beere Eaton

eatong69 — 2012-03-31 19:22:22Z

Census of England 1861

Age: 25
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1836
Relation: Lodger
Gender: Male
Where born: Ireland

Civil parish: Chatham
Ecclesiastical parish: St John
Town: Chatham
County/Island: Kent
Country: England
Registration district: Medway
Sub-registration district: Rochester
ED, institution, or vessel: 19
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 39
Piece: 478
Folio: 91
Page Number: 6
Household Members: Name Age
Edward Stigant 41
Rachel Stigant 44
Margret Stigant 15
William Stigant 9
Usher B Eaton 25 ___ Queens IRE? Army medical staff

Would appreciate any other information

Re: Eaton /de Eaton/Fitzalan

143eddie — 2012-03-30 16:40:30Z

Alan Fritzalan was from Normandy, France 1078 to 1114 his father was Flathald (Flaad) Fitzalan Born 1046 in France-dol-de-Bretagne his father was Alan the Dapifer Fitzalan Born 1020 in France...and i have 3 more generations starting in the year 942. If you have any information on the Fitzalan, Alleyne, Allen line i would love to see it.
Thank you Pamela Allen sweetwoman53_2006@yahoo.com

Alan fitz Flaad

Alan fitz Flaad (died after 1114[1]) was a Breton knight who held the feudal
barony and castle of Oswestry in Shropshire.[2][3][4] His duties as a
"valiant and illustrious man"[5] included supervision of the Welsh
border.[6] He was an ancestor of the Stewart Kings of Scotland.
Contents

1 Family
2 England
3 Religious foundations
4 Marriage
5 Notes

Family
Alan was the son of Flaad, who was in turn a son [7] of an Alain who
had been the crusader (in 1097[8]) who was dapifer to the Archbishop
of Dol, which is situated near Mont-Saint-Michel. "Alan, dapifer" is
found as a witness in 1086 to a charter relating to Mezuoit, a cell of
St. Florent, near Dol.[8]
[edit] England

Flaad and his son Alan had come to the favourable notice of King
Henry I of England who, soon after his accession, invited Alan to
England with other Breton friends, and gave him forfeited lands in
Norfolk and Shropshire, including some which had previously
belonged to Ernulf de Hesdin and Robert de Belleme.[9]
[edit] Religious foundations

"Flaad filius Alani dapiferi" was present at the dedication of
Monmouth Priory in 1101/2, and his son Alan was a witness to
two charters of Henry I confirming the foundation of Holy
Trinity Priory, York, as a cell of Marmoutier. Alan also founded
Sporle Priory on land he held in Norfolk (probably at Sharrington),
as another cell of St. Florent.[9][10]
[edit] Marriage

Alan fitz Flaad married Ada (or Avelina), daughter of Ernoulf de
Hesdin (killed on crusade at Antioch).[11][12] Their issue was:

William fitz Alan, eldest son (d. 1160), made High Sheriff of
Shropshire by King Stephen of England in 1137. He married a
niece of Robert, 1st Earl of Gloucester.[13] His son William (d. c1210)
acquired by marriage the Lordship of Clun and he became designated
"Lord of Clun and Oswestry".[14] William is ancestor of the FitzAlan
Earls of Arundel.[15]

FITZALAN FAMILY
Alan (Seneschal & Dapifer of Dol)
Born: 1020, Dol-et-Bretagne, Isle De Vilaine, France

Married: ¿?

Children:

1. Alan FITZALAN (Dapifer of Dol) (b. 1056 - d. 1097)

2. Flathald (Flaald) FITZALAN of DOL (B. St. Floren)

3. Rhiwallon FITZALAN (Abbott St Floren)

Flathald (Flaald) FITZALAN of DOL (B. St. Floren)
Born: 1046, Dol-et-Bretagne, Isle De Vilaine, France

Father: Alan (Seneschal & Dapifer of Dol)

Mother: ¿?

Married: Domina NORTON

Children:

1. Alan FITZFLAALD (B. Oswaldestre, Salop, and Mileham)

Alan FITZFLAALD (B. Oswaldestre, Salop, and Mileham)

Born: ABT 1085, Shropshire, England

Acceded: ABT 1070, Oswestry, Shropshire, England

Died: ABT 1114

Notes: having participated in the Conquest, obtained by the gift
of King William the Conqueror, the barony and castle of Oswaldestre,
Salop, and Milcham, Norfolk, some of which belonged to Meredith,
Prince of Powys ap Bleddyn, King of Powys. He received the shreivalty
of Shropshire from King Henry I. While his parentage is more or less
obscure, there is evidence to show that Flaald, his father, lived in
Brittany and was a brother of Alain, seneschal of Dol, descended from
the old Armonican counts of Dol and Dinan. Alain Fitz Flaald was also
the father or grandfather of William Fitzalan, steward to David I, King
of Scotland, ancestor of the Stuarts, kings of that country. Alain Fitz
Flaald was also the father of William Fitzalan, to whom Henry II gave
in second marriage Isabel De Say, baroness of Clun, the greatest
heiress of Shropshire. He was ancestor of John Fitzalan, who married
Isabel, sister and co-heiress of Hugh d'Albigny. Upon a division of
Hugh's property at his death in 1243, the castle of Arundel was
assigned to John, son of the aforementioned John and Isabel,
who thus became the first Earl of eventually passed to Mary,
daughter and heiress of Henry Fitzalan, who carried it, together
Arundel of the Fitzalan line. This property with the earldom and
the barony of Maltravers, to her husband Thomas Howard, Duke of
Norfolk, in which family it still remains. Alain Fitz Flaald and his
wife Adeline were benefactors to priory of Castle Acre, early in the
reign of Henry I. The Complete Peerage vol.V,pp.391-392.

Father: Flathald (Flaald) FITZALAN of DOL (B. St. Floren)

Mother: Domina NORTON

Married: Adeline WARINE De HESDIN (B. Warine) (dau. and heir of
Warine, Sheriff of Shropshire)

Children:

1. William FITZALAN (B. Oswestry)

2. Walter FITZALAN (1º High Steward of Scotland)

3. Simon (Jordon) FITZALAN (Dapifer of Dol)

4. Jordan FITZALAN

William FITZALAN (B. Oswestry)

Born: 1105/1110, Oswestry, Shropshire, England

Died: BEF 1166 / ABT 1172 / 1177

Notes: in the contest between Stephen and the Empress Maud, being
then Governor of Shrewsbury and Sheriff of the county of Salop, held
the castle at Shrewsbury for the latter, until it was taken by assault.
He was also with the Empress at the siege of Winchester Castle, in the
6th year of Stephen, when she and her whole army were put to flight;
afterwards, continuing to adhere stoutly to the same cause, he was
reconstituted Sheriff of Salop, when King Henry attained the crown.
In the 12th year of Henry II, upon the assessment, in aid of marrying
the King's daughter, certified his knight's fees to be in number
thirty-five and a half.

Father: Alan FITZFLAALD (B. Oswaldestre, Salop, and Mileham)

Mother: Adeline WARINE De HESDIN (B. Warine)

Married 1: Christian FITZROBERT ABT 1135

Children:

1. Christian FITZALAN

Married 2: Helen PEVERELL (b. ABT 1110)

Children:

2. William FITZALAN (Sheriff of Shropshire)

Christian FITZALAN

Father: William FITZALAN (B. Oswestry)

Mother: Christian FITZROBERT

Married: Hugh PANTULFF

William FITZALAN (Sheriff of Shropshire)

Born: 1136/7, Owestrie, Shropshire, England

Died: 1214

Notes: served from the 2nd year of King Richard I, until the 3rd year
of John, inclusive. He died in 1214, and was succeeded by his eldest son,
William.

Father: William FITZALAN (B. Oswestry)

Mother: Helen PEVERELL

Married 1: Isabel SAY (B. Cluny) (b. ABT 1141 - d. ABT 1199) (dau. and
heir of Helias De Say, niece of Robert Say, E. Gloucester)

Children:

1. William FITZALAN (3° B. Cluny)
2. John FITZALAN (B. Cluny and Oswestry)

3. Robert FITZALAN De Eaton

4. Agnes FITZALAN

5. Petronelle FITZALAN

6. Alianore FITZALAN

7. Dau. FITZALAN

8. Roger FITZALAN (b. ABT 1166)

9. Richard FITZALAN

10. Edmund FITZALAN

Married 2: Mary ERINGTES (dau. of Thomas De Eringtes)

Agnes FITZALAN

Born: ABT 1170, Arundel, Essex, England

Father: William FITZALAN (Sheriff of Shropshire)

Mother: Isabel SAY (B. Cluny)
Married: Phillip De KYME

Petronelle FITZALAN
Born: ABT 1172, Arundel, Essex, England

Father: William FITZALAN (Sheriff of Shropshire)

Mother: Isabel SAY (B. Cluny)

Married: Walter De DUSTANVILLE

Alianore FITZALAN
Born: ABT 1174, Arundel, Essex, England

Father: William FITZALAN (Sheriff of Shropshire)

Mother: Isabel SAY (B. Cluny)

Married: James BUTLER

William FITZALAN (3° B. Cluny)
Born: ABT 1162/3, Arundel, Essex, England

Died: 19 Apr 1216

Father: William FITZALAN (Sheriff of Shropshire)

Mother: Isabel SAY (B. Cluny)
Married: Mary De LACY

Children:

1. Dau. FITZALAN

Dau. FITZALAN
Born: ABT 1168, Arundel, Essex, England / ABT 1200

Notes: Not sure about her Parents.

Father: William FITZALAN (Sheriff of Shropshire) / William FITZALAN
(3° B. Cluny)

Mother: Isabel SAY (B. Cluny) / Mary De LACY
Married: Walter De PERSHALE

Children:

1. Adam De PERSHALE

Robert FITZALAN De Eaton

Father: William FITZALAN (Sheriff of Shropshire)

Mother: Isabel SAY (B. Cluny)
Married: ¿?

Children:

1. Peter De EYTON

John FITZALAN (B. Cluny and Oswestry)

Born: ABT 1164, Arundel, Sussex, England

Died: Mar 1239/40, England

Notes: took up arms with the other barons against King John; but upon
the accession of King Henry, having had letters of safe conduct to come
in and make his peace, he had livery of the lands of his inheritance,
upon paying, however, a fine of 10,000 marks.

Father: William FITZALAN (Sheriff of Shropshire)

Mother: Isabel SAY (B. Cluny)

Married 1: Isabella D'AUBIGNY ABT 1222

Children:

1. John FITZALAN (1º E. Arundel)

Married 2: Hawise BLANCMINSTER

John FITZALAN (1º E. Arundel)

Born: May 1223, Arundel, Sussex, England

Died: 10 Nov 1267

Notes: In the 28th year of Henry III, upon the division made of the
property of Hugh De Albini, E. Arundel, then made, had the castle
of Arundel assigned to him for his principal seat, thus becoming the
5th E. Arundel; and soon after that, in consideration of 1,000 pounds
fine, had livery of his own castles of Clun, Blancminster, and
Schrawurthen. In the 42nd year of Henry III, he was made captain-
general of all the forces designated for guarding the Welsh marches.
He was on a commission to sign a truce with Llewellyn ap Griffith,
Jun 1259. He was made Keeper of Salop and Stafford, Dec 1263.
He fought at Lewes for the King on 14 May 1264. On 18 Sep 1264,
he and others besieged Pevensey Castle, and captured enemies of
the King. A mandate was issued to Simon De Montfort, son of the
E. Leicester, to take security from John Fitzalan, who was under
suspicion, either his son as hostage or Arundel Castle. This mandate
insisted that he deliver one or the other to Simon, 26 Apr 1265.
He was made Keeper of Sussex, where he was to stay and arrest
disturbers, 18 Apr 1266, and to repress disturbances there, 27
Jan 1267. In the baronial war, he appears first to have sided with
the barons, and afterwards with the King. He held five knight's fees
in Sussex, and lands as Oswestry, Salop, etc. His wife held in dower
part of Arundel Forest, 5 Jul 1281.

Father: John FITZALAN (B. Cluny and Oswestry)

Mother: Isabella D'AUBIGNY

Married: Maud De VERDON (C. Arundel)

Children:

1. John FITZALAN (2º E. Arundel)
2. Ralph De ARUNDEL (Lord of Ablominster)

3. Matilda FITZALAN (b. 1244 - d. 1309)

John FITZALAN (2º E. Arundel)

Born: 14 Sep 1246, Arundel, Sussex, England

Died: Friday BEF 25 Mar 1272 / 18 Mar 1272

Notes: According to "Knights of Edward I", the following events took
place: "Ceded North Liddebiry Manor, of the Bishopic of Hereford,
which he occupied during the disturbances, and has retained,
Apr 2, 1269". Received pardon on 100 marks fine of all his debts
to Hagin fil. Master Mosseus, a Jew of London, 1 Jan 1271. He died
holding Arundel Castle and borough, and 25 knight's fees in Sussex,
with Oswestry and Clune Castles, Salop, and leaving a son and heir,
Richard. His widow, Isabel, daughter of Roger De Mortimer of Wigmore,
is frequently mentioned. She had the care of the children of
John, E. Surrey, and the King committed to her Farnham Castle,
11 Mar 1268, and she had also Porchester Castle, but ceded same on
7 Dec 1270. She had one-third of Arundel Forest, but not the bucks
and does, as part of her dower, 3 Oct 1272 and 18 Oct 1273.
She renders 200 pounds for the farm of Oswestry and the Hundred,
28 Apr 1279, and had livery of Arundel Castle and Honor at 100
pounds rent, May 276, 1280, and of Oswestry Castle, 14 Nov 1280,
in minority of the heir. She married on 4 Apr 1283 (2) Ralph De
Arderne; and on 6 Jun 1287 (3) Robert De Hastings.

Father: John FITZALAN (1º E. Arundel)

Mother: Maud De VERDON (C. Arundel)

Married: Isabel MORTIMER (b. ABT 1248 - d. 1 Apr 1292 / AFT 1300)
(dau. of Roger Mortimer of Wigmore) (m. 2 Ralph De Arderne -
m. 3 Robert De Hastings) 1260

Children:

1. Maud FITZALAN

2. Richard FITZALAN (3° E. Arundel)

Maud FITZALAN

Born: ABT 1263

Died: 1298

Father: John FITZALAN (2º E. Arundel)

Mother: Isabel MORTIMER

Married: Phillip BURNELL

Richard FITZALAN (3º E. Arundel)

Born: 3 Feb 1266/7, Arundel, Sussex, England

Died: 15 Jan 1302 / 9 Mar 1301/2

Notes: According to "Knights of Edward I", the following events took
place: "He owed 2,000 marks to the Bishop of Bath and Wells for the
marriage of the Bishop's nephew Phillip Burnel, which he bought for
use of his sister, Matilda, 5 Jun 1283. He was ordered to not c
ommunicate with Rhys ap Mereduc or his accomplices, 24 Jun,
but provide 400 foot and defend his demesnes against him, 16 Jul
and remain in Wales till Rhys was put down, 14 Nov 1287, and still
to do so, 30 Nov 1288. He gave to the Bishop of Bath and Wells his
manors of Kyvele, co. Wiltshire; Milham, co. Norfolk; Chipping
Norton, co. Oxon.; and Trokford, co Cheshire, for 12 years for 1,810
Pounds, 3 shillings, and 10 pence. 6 Jan 1292. He went to Wales for
the King, 21 Oct 1292, fortified Bere Castle, and aided in the
repression of the Welsh, 18 Oct 1293, being made Captain of forces
against them, 17 Oct 1293. Went to Gascony for the King. He was
summoned to parliament 1 Aug 1295 to 1301, and served in Gascony,
1 Nov 1295. He served against the Scots, 6 Jun 1299 and 1300/1.
He and Fulk Fitz Warin were forbidden to attack one another,
10 Aug 1301..."

Father: John FITZALAN (2º E. Arundel)

Mother: Isabel MORTIMER

Married: Alice SALUZZO (d. 25 Sep 1292) (dau. of Thomas I,
Marquis of Saluce (Saluzzo) in Italy) ABT 1284/5, Marlborough
Castle, Sussex, England

Children:

1. Edmund FITZALAN (4° E. Arundel)

2. John FITZALAN (in holy orders, mentioned in his nephew,
Earl Richard's will)

3. Maud FITZALAN

4. Margaret FITZALAN

5. Alesia FITZALAN

6. Eleanor FITZALAN (B. Percy)

Eleanor FITZALAN (B. Percy)

Born: ABT 1284

Died: Jul 1328

Father: Richard FITZALAN (3° E. Arundel)

Mother: Alice SALUZZO

Married: Henry PERCY (9º B. Percy/1º B. Alnwick) ABT 1297

Children:

1. Henry PERCY (2º B. Percy)

Margaret FITZALAN

Born: 1302

Father: Richard FITZALAN (3° E. Arundel)

Mother: Alice SALUZZO

Married: William BUTLER (B. Boteler of Wemme and Oversley)

Children:

1. William BUTLER

Edmund FITZALAN (4º E. Arundel)

Born: ABT 1 May 1285, Marlborough Castle, Sussex, England

Died: 17 Nov 1326, Hereford, England

Notes: in the 34th year of Edward I, was made a Knight of the Bath
with Prince Edward. From that time to the 4th year of the ensuing
reign, he was constantly engaged in the wars of Scotland; but he was
afterwards involved in the treason of Thomas, E. Lancaster, yet not
greatly to his prejudice, for, in the 10th year of Edward II, he was
constituted captain-general to the King, from the Trent northwards,
as far as Roxborough in Scotland, and for several years subsequently,
he continued as one of the commanders of the English army in Scotland,
in which service he so distinguished himself, that he obtained a grant
from the crown of the confiscated property of Lord Badlesmere, in the
city of London and county of Salop, as well as the escheated lands of
John Mowbray, Lord Mowbray, in the Isle of Axholme, and several
manors and castles, part of the possessions (also forfeited) of Roger
Mortimer, Lord Mortimer, of Wigmore. But these royal grants led,
eventually to the earl's ruin; for, after the fall of the unhappy Edward
into the hands of his enemies, Lord Arundel, who was implacably hated
by the Queen and Mortimer, suffered death by decapitation at Hereford.

Father: Richard FITZALAN (3° E. Arundel)

Mother: Alice SALUZZO

Married: Alice WARREN (C. Arundel) (d. BEF 23 May 1338) (dau. of
William De Warren and Joan De Vere, and sister and sole heir of
John, 8° E. Warren and Surrey) 1305, Arundel, Sussex, England

Children:

1. Richard "Copped Hat" FITZALAN (5° E. Arundel)

2. Catherine FITZALAN

3. Alice FITZALAN

4. Jane FITZALAN

5. Alaive FITZALAN (B. Strange of Knockin)

6. Edward FITZALAN (b. ABT 1308/1313 - d. 1398)

7. John FITZALAN (b. ABT 1315)

8. Elizabeth FITZALAN

9. Edmund FITZALAN (Sir)

10. Eleanor FITZALAN

Catherine FITZALAN
Born: 1306 / 1320

Died: 1376

Father: Edmund FITZALAN (4° E. Arundel)

Mother: Alice WARREN (C. Arundel)
Married 1: Andrew PEVERELL

Married 2: Henry HUSSEY of Cockfield BEF 1337

Children:

1. Guy HUSSEY

2. Maria HUSSEY

3. James HUSSEY

4. Nicholas HUSSEY

5. Anne HUSSEY

6. Hugh HUSSEY

7. Walderon HUSSEY

8. Maria HUSSEY

Alice FITZALAN

Born: ABT 1310

Father: Edmund FITZALAN (4° E. Arundel)

Mother: Alice WARREN (C. Arundel)

Married: John De BOHUN (5º E. Hereford and 4º E. Essex) ABT 1325

Jane FITZALAN

Born: ABT 1312

Father: Edmund FITZALAN (4° E. Arundel)

Mother: Alice WARREN (C. Arundel)

Married: Warine GERARD (B. L'Isle)

Alaive FITZALAN (B. Strange of Knockin)

Born: ABT 1314

Died: 1386

Father: Edmund FITZALAN (4° E. Arundel)

Mother: Alice WARREN (C. Arundel)

Married: Roger Le STRANGE (6º B. Strange of Knockin) ABT 1338

Children:

1. Lucy Le STRANGE (B. Willoughby of Eresby)

2. John Le STRANGE (7º B. Strange of Knockin)

3. Isabel Le STRANGE

4. Eubolo Le STRANGE

5. Joan Le STRANGE

Elizabeth FITZALAN

Born: ABT 1320

Died: 1389

Father: Edmund FITZALAN (4° E. Arundel)

Mother: Alice WARREN (C. Arundel)
Married: William LATIMER (B. Latimer of Corby)

Children:

1. Elizabeth LATIMER (B. Latimer of Corby) (d. 5 Nov 1395) (m.1 John
Neville, B. Raby - m.2 Robert Willoughby, 4° B. Willoughby of Eresby)

Edmund FITZALAN (Sir)

Born: AFT 1320

Died: AFT 1377

Notes: Some says that he was the son, not the brother, of Richard
"Copped Hat" Fitzalan, E. of Arundel.

Father: Edmund FITZALAN (4° E. Arundel)

Mother: Alice WARREN (C. Arundel)

Married: Sybil MONTAGUE BEF Jul 1349

Children:

1. Alice FITZALAN

2. Phillippa FITZALAN

Alice FITZALAN

Born: ABT 1343

Father: Edmund FITZALAN (Sir)

Mother: Sybil MONTAGUE

Married: Leonard CAREW (Sir) ABT 1360

Children:

1. Thomas CAREW (B. Hydon)

2. William CAREW

Richard "Copped Hat" FITZALAN (5º E. Arundel)

Born: 1306 / ABT 1313, Arundel, Sussex, England

Died: 24 Jan 1375/6, Arundel, Sussex, England

Buried: Lewes, Sussex, England

Notes: Knight of the Garter. Being restored by parliament in the 4th
year of Edward III, had the castle of Arundel (which had been given to
Edmund, E. Kent, the king's uncle,) rendered to him, and thus became
the 5° Earl. In the 7th year of Edward III, he was constituted Governor
of Chirke Castle, co. Denbigh, and the ensuing year had a grant of the
inheritance of that castle, with all the territories thereunto belonging,
being part of the possession of Roger Mortimer, the attained E. March;
he was soon afterwards made Governor of Porchester Castle, and the
same year had a command in the wars of Scotland, where he continued
engaged for several years. After this he was constituted admiral of the
western seas, and Governor of Caernarvon Castle. In the 14th year of
Edward III, he embarked in the French wars, and participated in the
glories of the subsequent campaigns. He was at the siege of Vannes,
the relief of Thouars, and the immortal battle of Cressy. Besides his
great military services, the Earl was frequently employed in diplomatic
missions of the first importance, and was esteemed one of the most
eminent generals and statesmen of the era in which he lived.

Father: Edmund FITZALAN (4° E. Arundel)

Mother: Alice WARREN (C. Arundel)

Married 1: Isabel DESPENCER (C. Arundel) 9 Feb 1320/1, King´s
Chapel, Avering-at-Bower, Sussex, England (contracted in minority
and under constraint) – Divorced 1345

Children:

1. Phillippa FITZALAN

2. Edmund FITZALAN (b. 1327 - d. 1377)

3. Mary FITZALAN

Married 2: Eleanor PLANTAGENET (C. Arundel) 5 Feb 1344/1345,
Ditton Church, Stoke Pogis, Buckingham, England

Children:

4. Richard FITZALAN (6º E. Arundel)

5. John FITZALAN (1° B. Maltravers)

6. Thomas FITZALAN (Archbishop of Canterbury)

7. Joan FITZALAN (C. Hereford)

8. Alice FITZALAN

9. Mary FITZALAN

10. Eleanor FITZALAN

Phillippa FITZALAN

Born: BEF 1349

Died: 30 Sep 1393

Notes: Some says that she was the daughter of Sir Edmund Fitzalan
and Sybil Montague.

Father: Richard "Copped Hat" FITZALAN (5° E. Arundel)

Mother: Isabel DESPENCER (C. Arundel)

Married: Richard SERGEAUX of Cornwall (Sir Knight) (d. 30 Sep 1393)

Children:

1. Phillipa SERGEAUX (b. 1381 - d. 1420) (m. Sir Robert Pashley
(d. by 1406/7))

2. Alice SERGEAUX (C. Oxford) (b. ABT 1381 - d. 1417)
(m. Richard De Vere, 11° E. Oxford)

3. Elizabeth SERGEAUX (m. William Marney, Sheriff of Essex)

Thomas FITZALAN (Archbishop of Canterbury)

Born: ABT 1353

Died: 19 Feb 1413/4

Buried: Cathedral Church of Canterbury

Notes: Bishop of Ely 1374-1388. Archbishop of York from 1388.
Archbishop of Canterbury in 1397, an outspoken opponent of the
Lollards. Was impeached and banished from the kingdom in the
reign of Richard II, and his tenure was interrupted by that of Roger
Walden. In 1399, he was restored by Henry IV to the see of Canterbury.
He being a religious persecutor, particularly of the Wickliffites,
and of Sir John Oldcastle, Lord Cobham. He was less popular with
Henry's son and successor, Henry V. Lord Chancellor.

Father: Richard "Copped Hat" FITZALAN (5° E. Arundel)

Mother: Eleanor PLANTAGENET (C. Arundel)

Joan FITZALAN (C. Hereford)

Born: ABT 1345/ 1351, Arundel, Essex, England

Died: 7 Apr 1419, Saffran Walden, Essex, England

Father: Richard "Copped Hat" FITZALAN (5° E. Arundel)

Mother: Eleanor PLANTAGENET (C. Arundel)

Married: Humphrey De BOHUN (7° E. Hereford) 9 Dec 1359, Norfolk, England

Children:

1. Eleanor De BOHUN (D. Gloucester)

2. Mary De BOHUN (C. Derby)

Alice FITZALAN

Born: ABT 1352, Arundel, Sussex, England

Died: 17 Mar 1415/16

Notes: See Burke, pg. 279.

Father: Richard "Copped Hat" FITZALAN (5° E. Arundel)

Mother: Eleanor PLANTAGENET (C. Arundel)

Married: Thomas HOLLAND (2º E. Kent) (b. 1354 - d. 25 Apr 1397) 1363
/ AFT 10 Apr 1364, Arundel, Sussex, England

Children:

1. Margaret HOLLAND (D. Clarence) (b. 1385/86 - d. 30 Dec 1439,
St.Saviour's Mon, Bermondsey, Surrey) (m.1 John Beaufort, 1º E.
Somerset - m.2 Thomas Plantagenet, 1º D. Clarence)

2. Eleanor HOLLAND (m. Thomas Montagu, 4º E Salisbury)

3. Elizabeth HOLLAND

4. Thomas HOLLAND

5. Joan HOLLAND (D. York) (b. 1380 - d. 12 Apr 1434) (m.1 Henry Scrope -
m.2 Henry Bromflete - m.3 Edmund Plantagenet - m.4 William Willoughby)

6. Alianore HOLLAND
7. Thomas HOLLAND (3° E. Kent) (m. Joan Stafford)

8. Edmund HOLLAND (4º E. Kent) (b. 6 Jan 1382/1383, Brockenhurst,
Hampshire, England - d. Sep 15, 1408, Ile De Brehat, Cotes Du Nord,
France - bur. Bourne Abbey, Lincolnshire, England) (ass. with
Constance Plantagenet)

9. Bridget HOLLAND
10. John HOLLAND

Mary FITZALAN
Born: 1332, Corfham, Shropshire, England

Died: 29 Aug 1396

Father: Richard "Copped Hat" FITZALAN (5° E. Arundel)

Mother: Eleanor PLANTAGENET (C. Arundel)

Married: John Le STRANGE (4º B. Strange of Blackmere)

Children:

1. John Le STRANGE (Sir Knight)

2. Ankaret Le STRANGE (B. Strange of Blackmere)

Eleanor FITZALAN

Born: 1335

Died: 1356

Father: Richard "Copped Hat" FITZALAN (5° E. Arundel)

Mother: Eleanor PLANTAGENET (C. Arundel)

Married: Robert De UFFORD (son of William De Ufford, E. Suffolk)

Richard FITZALAN (6º E. Arundel)

Born: 1346

Died: 21 Sep 1397, London, Middlesex, England

Notes: Knight of the Garter. Earl of Surrey; Admiral of the East and
South. In the 1st year of Richard II, he being constituted admiral of
the king's fleet in the westwards, and soon after that to the southwards,
was retained by indenture to serve the King at sea for one quarter of a
year, in the company of John, Duke of Lancaster. He was afterwards
engaged for some years in Scotland; and was in the commission (9th
year of Edward II), for the trial of Michael De la Pole, and some others
of the king's favorites, whom the Commons had then impeached.
He was appointed the next year admiral of the whole fleet, and putting
to sea encountered and vanquished the united fleets of France and
Spain, taking no less than 100 ships, great and small, all laden with
wines, comprising 19,000 tons. This gallant exploit he followed up by
entering the port of Brest, and reducing one of the castles and burning
the other. He now returned to England in great triumph, but had the
encounter the jealousy and hatred of the king's favorites, particularly
the Duke of Ireland, whose influence over the King he strenuously
resisted. His lordship afterwards entered into the confederation of
the Earls of Warwick and Derby, which assembled in arms at
Haringhay Park (now Hornsey), in Middlesex, and compelled
the King to acquiesce in their views. He was then, by the general
consent of the parliament (11th year of Richard II), made Governor
of the castle and town of Brest, and shortly after captain-general of
the king's fleet at sea, with commission to treat of peace with John
De Montfort, Duke of Brittany; whereupon hoisting his flag, soon
after met with the enemy, of whose ships he sunk and took fourscore;
entered the Isle of Rhe, which he burnt and spoiled, and several other
ports which he likewise plundered, putting to flight all the French
and Britons that made any resistance. From this memorable period
in the life of Lord Arundel, little is known of him, until the 15th year
of Richard, when the King regaining his power, summoned a
parliament at Westminster, and dismissed several of the great officers
of state, amongst whom his lordship was removed from his command
as admiral; and in two years afterwards, the parliament then sitting,
he was accused of treason by the Duke of Lancaster, but escaped for
the moment, and sought to retire from public life. The King entertaining,
however, the strongest feeling of personal enmity to all those who
had previously opposed his minions, contrived to get the E. Arundel
into his hands by stratagem, and having sent him prisoner to the Isle
of Wight, brought him to immediate trial, when he was condemned
to be hanged, drawn, and quartered as a traitor. The sentence was
however somewhat mitigated, and the gallant nobleman was simply
beheaded at Cheapside, in the city of London, in the 21st year of King
Richard II., the King himself being a spectator, and Thomas De Mowbray,
Earl Marshal (who had married his daughter), the executioner, who,
bound up his eyes, and according to some, the person who actually
struck off his head. It is stated that when the Earl saw his son-in-law,
Mowbray, and the E. Kent, his nephew, guarding him to the place of
execution, he told them, it had been much more fit that they should
have absented themselves; "For the time will come" he said, "when as
many shall wonder at your misfortune as they now do at mine".

Father: Richard "Copped Hat" FITZALAN (5° E. Arundel)

Mother: Eleanor PLANTAGENET (C. Arundel)

Married: Elizabeth De BOHUN (C. Arundel) 28 Sep 1359, Derbyshire, England

Children:

1. Joan FITZALAN (B. Avergavenny)

2. Elizabeth FITZALAN (B. Mowbray)

3. Richard FITZALAN (b. 1368 - d. 1399)

4. William FITZALAN (b. 1370 - d. 14 Oct 1415)

5. Alice FITZALAN

6. Thomas FITZALAN (7º E. Arundel)

7. Margaret FITZALAN

Married 2: Phillipa MORTIMER (C. Pembroke / C. Arundel)
(d. 24 Sep 1401) (dau. of Edmund Mortimer, 3º E. March, and
Phillippa Plantagenet) (w.1 of John Hastings, 3° E. Pembroke -
m.3 Thomas De Poynings, 1º B. St. John of Basing) 15 Aug 1390

Children:

8. John FITZALAN (b. 1394)

9. Joan FITZALAN

Walter fitz Alan, second son, became 1st hereditary High Steward
of Scotland,[13] and ancestor of the Stewart Kings of Scotland.
Jordan fitz Alan, of Burton, who inherited lands in Brittany, and
restored to the Priory of St. Florent at Sele, West Sussex, the mill at
Burton given it by his father.[16]
Simon, brother of Walter, who also went to Scotland and witnessed
his brother's Foundation Charter of Paisley Abbey.[17] Round suggests
he may have been either a uterine or even a bastard brother.[18]

Family

Alan was the son of Flaad, who was in turn a son [7] of an Alain who had
been the crusader (in 1097[8]) who was dapifer to the Archbishop of Dol,
which is situated near Mont-Saint-Michel. "Alan, dapifer" is found as a
witness in 1086 to a charter relating to Mezuoit, a cell of St. Florent,
near Dol.[8] England

Flaad and his son Alan had come to the favourable notice of King Henry I
of England who, soon after his accession, invited Alan to England with
other Breton friends, and gave him forfeited lands in Norfolk and
Shropshire, including some which had previously belonged to Ernulf
de Hesdin and Robert de Belleme.[9]

"Flaad filius Alani dapiferi" was present at the dedication of Monmouth
Priory in 1101/2, and his son Alan was a witness to two charters of Henry
I confirming the foundation of Holy Trinity Priory, York, as a cell of
Marmoutier. Alan also founded Sporle Priory on land he held in
Norfolk (probably at Sharrington), as another cell of St. Florent.[9][10]
[edit] Marriage

Alan fitz Flaad married Ada (or Avelina), daughter of Ernoulf de Hesdin
(killed on crusade at Antioch).[11][12] Their issue was:

William fitz Alan, eldest son (d. 1160), made High Sheriff of Shropshire
by King Stephen of England in 1137. He married a niece of Robert, 1st Earl
of Gloucester.[13] His son William (d. c1210) acquired by marriage the
Lordship of Clun and he became designated "Lord of Clun and Oswestry"
.[14] William is ancestor of the FitzAlan Earls of Arundel.[15]
Walter fitz Alan, second son, became 1st hereditary High Steward of
Scotland,[13] and ancestor of the Stewart Kings of Scotland.
Jordan fitz Alan, of Burton, who inherited lands in Brittany, and
restored to the Priory of St. Florent at Sele, West Sussex, the mill at
Burton given it by his father.[16]
Simon, brother of Walter, who also went to Scotland and witnessed
his brother's Foundation Charter of Paisley Abbey.[17] Round suggests
he may have been either a uterine or even a bastard brother.[18]

Re: Eaton Heraldry

theakitty — 2012-03-29 21:42:02Z

You have the same name as my ancestor. Just wondering if you have a Caleb Eaton married to Drucilla Howard in your family tree ? They lived in Vermilion County IL.
Thanks !

Julia Korynoski Eaton, age 91, born ,in Cranesville, pa, a daughter of the late James and Anna Trach Korynoski.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-03-27 13:53:07Z

Julia Korynoski Eaton, age 91,
formerly of Girard,pa,
died peacefully on Tuesday, March 20, 2012,
at Golden Living Center.
She was born December 15, 1920, in Cranesville, a daughter of the late James and Anna Trach Korynoski. Julia was an Albion High School graduate and married Glen R. Eaton on June 20, 1942. She was a long time member of the Girard congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses and faithfully served her God Jehovah (Ps. 83:18) for 70 years. She will be sorely missed by her family and a multitude of friends. Julia was preceded in death by her husband, Glen in 1973, a sister, Mary Kominsky, and four brothers: Nick, Walter, Mike and Bill Korynoski. She is survived by her three children: Judith Punko and her husband, Larry, James Eaton and his wife, Laura, and Janice Staley and her husband, Carl; a sister, Betty Polaniec of Cleveland, Ohio; six grandchildren: John (Lori) Eaton, Brian (Amy) Eaton, Marsha (Corry Lyons) Eaton, Barbara Eaton, James Eaton (fiancé Jessica) and Amber (Brad) Bellin; 11 great grandchildren: Alex Eaton, Bryant Eaton, Jeremy Burroughs, Brittany Eaton, Devonne Barnes, Hallie Eaton, James Eaton, Jess Eaton, Xavier Keith, Zane Keith and Lola Eaton. Friends may call at the Burton Funeral Home, 525 Main Street East in Girard on Saturday from 3 p.m. until 8 p.m. A memorial service will be given at 4 p.m. on Sunday at the Lakeview Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, 2339 Grandview Blvd., Erie, with her grandson, Brian Eaton officiating. Private burial will be at Girard Cemetery.
(Erie Times-News on March 23, 2012 )

Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, "

Eaton Heraldry

cleaton85 — 2012-03-23 17:48:01Z

I have been trying to find information on the different coats of arms for the Eaton name. I have found about 3 or 4 different examples. Does anybody have resources on which coat of arms belongs to which branch of Eatons? I know that historically heraldry was given to the individual, not the family, so the examples found may all belong to relatives of the same line.

Thanks,

Caleb L. Eaton
Crane, Texas

Re: EATON-Margaret EATON Burden, TORONTO, CANADA

wasdocdb — 2012-03-22 23:00:50Z

Timothy Eaton had four sons and two daughters; one son drowned at an early age. The eldest son Edward developed type one diabetes and died in his thirties (before insulin was discovered). The second son W. Fletcher managed an Oshawa, later a Hamilton factory. The youngest Jack took over Eaton's after his father died.

The two daughters: Josephine married T.M.M. Burnside and Margaret married C. E. Burden.

Somewhere Margaret Bell, one of ten children from Knokaturley, County Monagham, married into the Eaton-McCrea family

Re: WILLIAM EATON/BERRY EATON/SARAH BARNETT

eileen1944 — 2012-03-22 07:47:24Z

I am sorry to inform you, but Berry Eaton did not marry Sarah Barnett. I have been working on this a long time, and dates and events do not add up. I am trying to prove to others that is cannot be. Berry Eaton was married to Matilda Miller, Martha Waters, and then a very short time to Mary C. Atwood. Berry lived in Edmonson Co. Ky, and Wilson Co. Kansas. He never lived in Missouri. If I can be of any help to you please let me know... sorry!

Usher Beere Eaton

eatong69 — 2012-03-17 20:23:50Z

Would be interested in any information relating to the above who was listed in the 1901 Census of Ireland as being aged 62, born Co.Kilkenny, and a Medical Doctor. He was a boarder at a house in Monck place, Dublin but had previously been a doctor in Cork and may have studied at Queens University Belfast.

Re: irish Eaton,s

Michelleyeaton — 2012-03-16 00:22:23Z

Robert Eaton and Sarah Sparling are my 4th great grandparents. I would love it if you could share her family history with me. However; I do not have any information prior to Robert Eaton either. Robert Eaton had a son Christopher and I am a descendant of Christopher's son named Robert Eaton, whose son was Robert Eaton and his son Robert Eaton is my father....wow...lots of Roberts! Please email me at michelleyeatonwilliams@yahoo.com

Re: irish Eaton,s

Michelleyeaton — 2012-03-16 00:15:49Z

Robert Eaton is my 4th great grandfather, Christopher Eaton and Anne Cunningham are my 3rd great gpts. I have information on Anne and Christopher. If you would like any information please feel free to email me at: michelleyeaton@hotmail.com

Re: Eaton in NH/MA

ktsummrsll — 2012-03-06 22:56:28Z

I found the email everything I have is in a PDF form it has 31 pages. Hope this helps. Please put Eaton ancestry in the subject line.

Re: Eaton in NH/MA

ktsummrsll — 2012-03-06 22:27:11Z

Yes we are related. Dorothy was My Great Grandmother Bertha's sister. I have not gone back into the line since I deleted the branch after Maynard and Alice. I know that this info is correct because my mother's cousin George and his wife Glory Peel paid for a geneaologist to trace back as far as they could. I also have an alternate name for Alice M Perkins. It is Nettie Marie. If you send me your email I will send you a copy of the Nentahafel report that Glory sent to me. my email is ktsummrsll@aol.com. On a funny note Georges siter Priscilla is married to a Fowler.

Re: Eaton in NH/MA

jmmrs — 2012-03-06 20:42:41Z

WOW! Small world.....my husband's gr-gr grandfather is also Maynard Eaton married to Alice M. Perkins. He is descended from their daughter Dorothy Alice Eaton who then married Earl David Roberts. Their Son Donald Maynard Roberts Sr was my husband's grandfather who passed in 2007.

I have seen a few different lines of Eaton farther back from Chase Eaton, but what I have is this: Chase Eaton, son of Thomas Eaton; Thomas Eaton (married Sally) son of Ebenezer Eaton and Nancy Merrill Brown; John Eaton and Hannah Fowler were Ebenezer's parents; John Eaton and Esther Swett. Does this resemble what you have found? Would love to trade info!!!

Re: Eaton in NH/MA

jmmrs — 2012-03-06 20:42:32Z

William Eaton b. 1845 IL

JulieHendricks21 — 2012-03-05 20:21:13Z

Can anyone help with William Eaton b. 1845 Jasper IL? He m. Elizabeth Brady on 18 Feb 1869 at Neosho KS.

The children born in Kansas were: Annie P. b. 1870, William J. b. 1872 and Rosetta b. 1876.

In the 1880 Census the family was living at Coryell, TX. William B. 1845 was a son of Absolum Eaton and Rachel (Miller) and a grandson of Richard Eaton, an early settler of Limestone County, TX. The family at one time had lived in Illinois.

The need to find more on the lives of these folks is a profound reason. William Sr. had a daughter with neighbor girl, 19 year old Nancy Huller in Neosho KS in 1867. This child was known as Mildred Huller Eaton. From what we have been told William wanted to raise the child but the Hullers refused to let her go. Unfortunately the Hullers died out within the next years and Mildred ended up with an elderly cousin, Elizabeth Miller in Jasper County IA. Sadly Elizabeth soon died too. Mildred was left quite alone in the world from age 10.

She wanted to find her father and half siblings but was unsuccessful. Today 2 granddaughters of hers still hope for news of what became of them. Have they left any descendants?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Julie Hendricks
Spokane, WA

jewelannah@juno.com

Daniel Eaton 1636, Lynn - Collns or Ingalls or....

maxxjacker1 — 2012-03-03 01:44:47Z

I have finally reached this level of my tree on this line and there seems to be no definitive relationship established between Daniel Eaton and a wife.

I have found in sources Mary Ingalls the wife John Eaton and Mary Collins the wife of Lt. Samuel Johnson (in Ingalls of America and Savage, respectively).

I am wondering if anyone knows if this mystery has yet to be solved...as to who his wife actually was.

HH :)

Jim

Barnabas Eaton - born 1777

vegcousin — 2012-02-25 16:17:54Z

My third great grandfather's name was Ezra Cole, born 1790 in Williamstown, Berkshire, MA. His older sister Olive Cole married Barnabas Eaton. Barnabas is buried in Fairview Cemetery in Rodman, Jefferson, NY and his headstone reads that he died on January 13, 1841 at the age of 63. I cannot determine his line. Can someone please help me?

Re: Eaton in NH/MA

ktsummrsll — 2012-02-25 03:58:02Z

I too trced this line back to the 1500's then read a story about how my ancestor was often confused with that Eaton so I deleted the line till I can document everything. I used only censuses and am not comfortable with that so I deleted that branch. I am sorry if anyone connected to my line but do not know how to correct that. My ancestor is Leonard Eaton (1838-1890)born to Chase Eaton (b 1819) and Meriam ?
(1819). Leonard Eaton married Mercy Wells (1837-1870)IN 1863. They are the parents of Maynard my G G Grandfather. Any provable info would be appreciated.

Roswell F Eaton & family of Glen Cove, ME

genettemcgroarty — 2012-02-24 17:31:23Z

I have rescued letters from this family that contain much family history. Most of the letters are from son Carl Eaton to mother Sadie (Mrs R F Eaton). The earliest is postmarked 1900 the latest is 1945. If anyone is interested I will copy. They contain a surprising amount of family history.

Re: Eatons of Northwest

marty9404 — 2012-02-07 04:20:32Z

Well, it looks like we don't share the same Thomas Eaton. Too bad because the history you have of yours is so interesting!

Marty

Re: Eatons of Northwest

loumclean — 2012-02-07 01:45:21Z

I am wondering now if we are working on the same line. It is a bit too similar not to be but this is what I have.
Thomas Jackson Eaton's father was William G. Eaton. He had a brother named William A. Eaton as well. (Other siblings were John J., Joseph, Martha, Amanda and Charles).

My Thomas (unless he was married prior), married Magdalena C. "Ellen" Rysdam in Walla Walla WA. She was the first wife of Virgil Earp. Prior to Thomas she was married to Virgil - briefly - then John Van Rossum, then Thomas. I have her whole family line (parents, siblings). I have her children and their families all from the Portland Oregon area. She is the one I am related to. Her and Thomas' son Garrett was my great grandfather.

Could you share what Thomas research you have please? If he was only married to a woman named Katherine then we have different Thomas Eaton's.

I do know that my Thomas Eaton was born in Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee in 1844.

Re: George Clifford Eaton 1877 ME. m. Caroline Florence Phelan

Tenneynorton — 2012-02-06 21:39:56Z

This was an easy one. Found their marriage record on NEHGS web site. It states: George C. Eaton, 23yrs, res. 378 Freeport St, Boston, Clerk born Searsport ME, father: Seath E. Eaton, Mother Sarah Randall MARRIED Oct 6, 1901 Boston Florence C. Phalan- 22 yrs, res 361 Adams St., Cook, born; At Sea, Father: John Phalan Mother: Bessie Quible.

On their son Geo. C. birth record it calls her Florence C. Phalen born in England. And the birth records of their twin daughters Roberta & Regina states her name as Caroline F. Phelan and that she was born Cape Breton.

George Clifford Eaton 1877 ME. m. Caroline Florence Phelan

Countrygirl214 — 2012-02-06 11:44:39Z

I am looking for the parents of Caroline Florence Phelan b. 08 Oct 1878 Canada (possibly in the maritimes) d. 04 Dec 1956 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts. She married before 1904 to George Clifford Eaton b. 27 Nov 1877 Searsport, Waldo, Maine d. 11 Jun 1949 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts.
They had 5 children all born in Boston, MA. George, Florence, Louise, Roberta, and Regina Marie. I am in hopes this sounds familiar to someone who can give me a hint at who her parents were? Thanks.

Terri

Re: Eatons of Northwest

marty9404 — 2012-02-06 04:20:17Z

William Eaton m Isabella Gillespie
Their children:
William G. Eaton 1817 -1920
Joseph Eaton 1819 - 1898
Martha Eaton ca 1824 - 1897
Thomas Eaton ca 1824 -
Alexander Eaton 1831 - 1908

I am very interested in knowing more about Thomas Eaton. His wife was named Katherine (Kate).

Is this the line you are working on and do you have any special one you are descended from?

Thanks for such a quick response.

Re: Eatons In Mississippi

darlenehuggins07 — 2012-02-06 04:10:09Z

Hello. It has been a while since you posted your message so I hope you get this reply. I am Gladys Snyders granddaughter. My mother is Ann (patsy Ann)Snyder(now Clark)if you get this and reply I can see what information she has for you. And I'm sure I could think of a ton of questions for you too. I do know my mom was at home the day Mattie, my great grandmoter died and always said she had been looking at a picture on the wall of Jesus knocking on a door. I really hope you get this!!!

Re: Help please

vauthax2007 — 2012-02-05 18:39:22Z

Concerning your post re EATON-TAIT-SQUIRE-TODD:
Please contact me at; I will need your ema8il to send what I have.
jandb41@sbcglobal.net

I have several documents and a naturalization cert that you will like.
Bob Vaughan
Clovis, CA
vauthax2007
jandb41@sbcglobal.net
5 Feb 2012

Help please

thefierysword — 2012-02-05 08:24:10Z

My grandma died a few years back and her sister took all the info we had on our family, and she is also the only person still living that knows anything, but i cant talk to her. So I am looking for info on lois marlene tait(1935-2002) (my grandma) her parents were louis squire(1904-1951) and maude "babe" A Eaton (1909-1992).

And all I could find out was that Maude Eatons parents were Robert Eaton(1880-?) and Maude Todd(1886-1972) after that I don't know anything. because they immigrated here from Canada.

Thank you for any help

Re: Family letters from Illiniois and Wisconsin to Vermont

boder6274 — 2012-02-05 06:42:17Z

I would like to have copies of the letters concerning Betsy Towsley. Ggggrandfather maybe Refus. I am trying to get information on this family. I will share what ever I have. Darius was the son of Rufus and he moved to Marritta, Ohio my grandmother Daisy Towsley was connected to this family some how.

Sherry
rboder001@insight.rr.com

Re: EATON of So, Yorkshire

BSierpina — 2012-02-05 04:13:52Z

Thanks for the reply, Donald. my e-mail is:
bev.sierpina@gmail.com

I do have a sub to ancestry so if I can help at all when yours runs out, let me know,. I get it year after year because it is so valuable.
It is great to "meet" an Eaton descendant who actully stayed in the area. I have been to Darton/Silkstone, etc about 3 times, but not recently.
If you want, I can also send you a file showing what I know of descendants of Thomas Eaton, whose will I do have.
Bev

Re: EATON of So, Yorkshire

www_downthepan — 2012-02-05 01:45:42Z

Hi Bev,I have just receiv your E-mail re the Eatons oof Silkstone Yorkshire George Eaton B,1902 was My Father George B 1807 is my G G G Grandad.I was Born around 15 mile from where Silkstone is and I know the wholearea intimately.At the moment I have only 2 weeks membership as I am on ancestry .co.uk If you would like to contact me I would love to help
Yours Donald Eaton

Re: Eaton

dvw26 — 2012-02-04 18:42:13Z

Thank you I will do that.

Re: Eatons of Northwest

loumclean — 2012-02-04 08:59:40Z

Could your Martha Eaton's father been William G. Eaton? Did she have a brother named Thomas J. Eaton also born in Tennessee?
Email me if so. We may have ancestors in common.

Lou McLean
mlm16ddm@yahoo.com

Re: Eaton

loumclean — 2012-02-04 08:36:03Z

If you go to googlebooks.com and look for a link to Eaton Genealogy there is a book that you can read online (ebook) about the entire history of the Eaton's and which ones came from where and where they immigrated to. I think when I was scanning it a few days ago - your ancestors name was in it. Happy reading! It is a horrendously long book. You may want to order a copy of it for yourself.
My connection is to a William G. Eaton, also born in Tennessee then on to Missouri and Oregon. His son Thomas J. Eaton was my great great grandfather.

Good luck,

Lou McLean

Re: Eaton

dvw26 — 2012-01-25 16:52:22Z

Ok I have found my Grandfather, I think. His name is Harlen Vernon Eaton.Died 1982 at 62 Years old in Memphis, Tennessee. He either had a sister or wife named Velma Eaton She might have died in Memphis, Tennessee March 1996. Anyone have any info?

Re: H,Harlen,Halloman Eaton

dvw26 — 2012-01-24 18:39:01Z

Dan, Thank you. I have found my Grandfathers name on a Orbit. His name is Harden he lived in Tennessee around 1970-1980. Do you have him in your research?

Eaton

dvw26 — 2012-01-23 19:07:10Z

Hi my name is Donna born to the Eaton Family. I have met some in the past. My Biological father is Randall Burnall Eaton He has had three wives Rosemarie, Donna, and Minnie. He has Jimmy Joe Eaton who has pasted away. Me, Then David, Michael and Brad that I know of. Preston Harlen Eaton Or Harlen Preston Eaton as a brother and a sister named Kay not sure of the spelling. I am looking for my Grandfather to find out what tribe or nationality I am from. And to see if he is still alive. I am having a hard time finding him. I have been given to many names for him. He might have been Hallowman, Harlen,Vernon or possibly another name. He was married, to Donna R Eaton, then she remarried to an Elliott Johns. Any information you can give me will be appreciated. If you can he me please I would really appreciate it. It is like a piece of me is lost. dvw26@hotmail.com Thank you.... I do know he lived in or near Louisiana, Arkansas and was in the military.

Re: H,Harlen,Halloman Eaton

dvw26 — 2012-01-10 05:04:23Z

Thank you. The only thing I know is he is Indian. I think this is why it is making it so hard to find him. He lived near Fort Wayne, Blytheville Ar. He also might have been in Texas and Louisianna. Does this ring a bell with any of your family. I also heard the name Velma Eaton might have been his Mother. Oh He might be in his 90's.

Re: H,Harlen,Halloman Eaton

dfpops11 — 2012-01-10 01:46:25Z

I don,t have any of those names in my reserch. If I can help ypo futher let me know
Dan Eaton

H,Harlen,Halloman Eaton

dvw26 — 2012-01-08 03:38:29Z

Hi, I am trying to find my Grandfather. He was married to Donna R. She then remarried to Elliott Johns. My grandfather had three children Randall, Preston and Kaye Eaton that I know of. If you can help me I would appreciate it. I am not sure about the first name.

Re: John F Eaton

dfpops11 — 2012-01-08 01:47:24Z

Thanks a lot for the information. It does help a Lot. I have been againest abrick wall. Thanks Again
Dan Eaton

Re: John F Eaton

Twilcox54 — 2012-01-07 02:51:37Z

I have been able to find some info on John F.'s parents and siblings on ancestry.com. Much of the information on there could be false since I got it from the family trees. Other info I took from the US Census. That is more reliable. John F. Eatons father was William Parker Eaton (b. North Carolina 1795, d. Il Jan 1876.) In 1823 he married Nancy Johnson in Warren KY. From Nancy Johnson they had Berry Eaton (1824-1907). In Oct. 1828 Wm. Parker Eaton married Nancy Houchin in Warren, Edmonson co. KY. They had the following children(in the 1850 US Census, KY).John F. 19, William 18, Henry S. 14, James 13, Benjamin 11, Westley T. 9, Elizabeth T. 9,Drucilla 6. Hope this helps.

Re: Minerva or her children

jaypperry76 — 2012-01-04 18:39:20Z

Hi Duane McCullock, I am Larry Parshalls Uncle and am searching as is he. I know that in 1870-75 that my greatgrandfather past, still trying to find out how. I have found in the 1880 census that Hanna as a widow and here remaining children are listed.

I am trying to connect Edward/ Edwin Parshall to some Parshalls in NY, NY maybe in queens. I hae found that a Parshall lives on an Island of Long Island. If you have any information that would help I would be greatful to receive it, jpparshall@aol.com

Francis Eaton - Mayflower - Sarah Eaton

gopgal55 — 2011-12-29 14:26:28Z

Has anyone found birth, death, marriage records on paper for Sarah Eaton? Need to prove on paper for Colonial Dames application. Thank you!

EATON, Theodore OBIT Ark>Calif

jana2676 — 2011-12-28 22:42:45Z

Lassen Advocate
Aug 29, 1950
Front page

Logging Accident Proves Fatal To Westwood Man

36 Foot Log Crushes Worker Saturday A.M.

Theodore Walter Eaton, 34 years old and a native of Arkansas, was killed accidentally about 8:45 a.m. Saturday while working as a loader at the Fruit Growers supply co. logging operation near Westwood.
When a truck moved from the loading platform, a log about 36 feet long and about two feet in diameter rolled off, striking and crushing him. He died instantly.
Eaton resided at 622 Elm street, Westwood, and had been employed by the Fruit Growers Supply co. for the past five years.
He is survived by hs wife, Vella Eaton; daughter, Dora Violet, ten; Walter Lee, eight; and daughter Charolette June, one. Other survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Eaton of San Leandro; brothers, Amos of Tulsa, Oklahmoma, Albert, Westwood, Eugene, Arkansas, Ronald, San Leandro; sisters, Mrs. Alice Heath and Mrs. Johnny Smith, both of Waterford, Calif.
Services will be held in the People's church at Westwood tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. Rev. Raymond of the People's church and the Loyal Order of Moose will officiate jointly. Interment will be in Westwood cemetery under the direction of the White Mortuary of Susanville.

Find A Grave Memorial# 22535730

Re: Eatons in Marengo County Alabama

eaton235 — 2011-12-10 13:59:03Z

I havent come across those names. It is possible that they are distant relatives. I have heard of Eaton's Place. I dont know much more. How much and how far were you able to find you?
Ellen