Eastman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Vincent or Emma Eastman

maugustas09 — 2009-11-04 03:36:34Z

Looking for decentants of Vincent Eastman borm 28 May 1901 , son of Martin Eastman and Addie Rupard. His sister name was Emma born 1898 , she was married to Julius Misarka in 1923. Emma had been married before to an Mayo. Thanks for your help. Augusta

Re: Rosina Eastman

prezteastman — 2009-10-19 01:15:51Z

I have only one Rosina Eastman listed. She was born 28 Jun 1818 to Jeremiah and Betsey (Leavitt) Eastman. This Rosina had married David March Stevens in Feb 1841 New Hampshire.
Do you have any dates of the Rosina Eastman you're looking for?

Rosina Eastman

fireflynu — 2009-10-15 16:56:38Z

Hi my great great grandmothers name was Rosina Eastman, she married a man named James Rufus Putnam. I am a descendant of their son Ira Ernest Putnam. I am looking for more information on Rosina, if you have some please contact me
Thanks,
Maleesa

Re: Dickey Eastman, Arkansas City, KS

rws1146 — 2009-09-23 02:45:17Z

Are you wanting to give this picture to the family at no cost, or are you requesting a fee?

Dickey Eastman, Arkansas City, KS

RockofGibraltar — 2009-09-23 00:56:06Z

I have a great photo of Ellen and her son, Dickey Eastman, taken in Arkansas City, Kansas.

I am trying to return the photo to their family. So if you are related to them and want the photo, let me know.

Patricia
prock2@ec.rr.com

Re: Eastman

me309 — 2009-09-20 00:52:59Z

hi
Did I send you james Eastman DAR record?
Elaine

Re: Cora,Ella,Jennie and Frank Eastman

DeliteN — 2009-09-16 16:06:54Z

I'm afraid I have no information to link my Frank Eastman to South Africa - - unless there are names on the rememberance card - it doesn't help my search - - thanks very much

Re: Cora,Ella,Jennie and Frank Eastman

peterturp — 2009-09-15 18:23:51Z

i have a remembrance card for a frank eastman who died in south africa may 1900

EASTMAN Brenda Kay and Sylvia May 1961

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-10 01:08:21Z

EASTMAN Brenda Kay and Sylvia May 1961

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,349 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Reuben J. Eastman

wmobymac — 2009-09-04 23:43:37Z

My father was born to Francis Reuben Eastman and Grace I. Beard in New Mexico. Francis died in New Mexico and is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence,Ks.with several other EASTMANS. He was Ralph Justin and his sister Ida are listed on the 1910 census as niece and nephew to Allen Eastman, head of the house. Reuben is listed as father of the head. Reuben died in Lawrence, Kansas in 1915.

Re: "Dutch" Eastman - born betw. 1909-1926

Beachcombertroots — 2009-08-20 05:30:40Z

I have since solved this mystery in my Eastman lineage.

Re: Mary Ann Eastman & Caleb Clark Walworth

prezteastman — 2009-08-13 02:10:30Z

One question I have is the year of their marriage. I had 30 Sep 1848. Their first daughter, Ella, was born around 1849.
Mary's parents were Phineas Eastman Jr. (b. abt 1798) and Sarah B "Sally" Whidden (b. abt 1799). Mary's siblings were: Coggswell, Caroline (b. abt 1828), Simeon, Josephine (b. abt 1832 and m. Aziah Hoyt [Hoit], Albert, and Persis (b. abt 1831).
I am still doing research on this family so it may be a while before I get more.

Mary Ann Eastman & Caleb Clark Walworth

PaulWalworth42 — 2009-08-12 16:13:36Z

Looking for more information on Mary Ann "Molly" Eastman born 1822 in Washington Vermont and died 14 March 1886 in Of Boston Massachusetts she married 30 Sep 1845 in Canaan New Hampshire to Caleb Clark Walworth bor 23 March 1815 in Canaan New Hampshire and died 30 October 1860 I have her parents listed as Phineas Eastman and Sarah. I have no more information on her parents, any help?
Thanks
Paul

Re: Mary Ann Eastman & Caleb Clark Walworth

dhazvt — 2009-08-12 15:42:49Z

Hi:

Do a google search for Eastman History and Genealogy and you will find her ancestral line.

Dot

Re: Emma A Eastman

stevehanson22542 — 2009-07-31 23:23:41Z

Joanna,
I don't have a Elijah Eastman in my Eastman genealogy.
Sorry
Steve

Re: Emma A Eastman

jbmail167 — 2009-07-30 19:08:42Z

I just got additional info that Emma's father was named Elijah E. Eastman.

And Emma's middle name is Adalaid.

Does this ring any bells? I'm stumped otherwise.

-Joanna

Eastman DNA Project Update

khborges — 2009-07-30 12:40:03Z

The Eastman DNA Project has six participants who share a common Eastman ancestor.

https://www.familytreedna.com/public/eastman

Only two days left to take advantage of a discounted price on 37/67 marker tests (ends July 31) so please reply if you are interested in joining the Eastman DNA Project.

Re: eastman family of portland oregon

seaellen — 2009-07-19 10:53:52Z

Judy,

Try a search of the US Obituary Collection here on Ancestry:

Cathryn Eastman, 84, Birth: 7 Jul 1924, Death: 30 Jan 2009, Portland, OR, USA. Also mentioned in the obituary: David of Salem and John of Lake Oswego; Kelsey of Baker City.

My Eastmans came from the ancestral home in NH, via Nebraska and Idaho, to Washington state.

Maybe this information will help.

W. H. EASTMAN in 1800's Corinth, Maine

bbffrrpp — 2009-06-03 11:12:52Z

Hello. I went to a meeting of the Chelmsford Genealogy Club (MA) last night. The speaker was Dick Eastman of the "Eastman Genealogy Newsletter." www.eogn.com

He talked about how to better use Google during your research. One of the things he mentioned is that he has a brick-wall Gr-Gr-Grandpa. He was Washington Harvey EASTMAN of Corinth, Maine (Penobscot Co.) I think he said he lived in the late 1800's.

I just checked the Lists and Boards, and I don't think Dick has posted queries here. So, I wondered if anyone had any information that I could send to Dick (and surprise him).

Thank you for your time.

Betty (near Lowell, MA)

(I don't have EASTMAN on my family-tree.)

(My main research of 15+ years is mainly on KIDDER, WILKINS, RICE, HUTCHINSON, CROSBY, etc.)

Richard William EASTMAN, 1919-1987

metaphor — 2009-01-05 22:11:27Z

Your post didn't indicate whether you were already aware of Richard EASTMAN's death. This looks like a match for the individual you describe:

California Death Index, 1940-1997
Name: Richard William Eastman
Social Security #: 572346343
Sex: MALE
Birth Date: 17 Sep 1919
Birthplace: Montana
Death Date: 21 May 1987
Death Place: Los Angeles

Re: eastman family of portland oregon

kincadepa — 2009-07-04 16:37:37Z

further to your email, an obit for Bruce Hadden Eastman, 94, a resident of Albuquerque, NM was just posted a few days ago, and I did the research back and he leads back to the early Eastmans, Richard Eastman and Molly Lovejoy, Jonathan Eastman & Hannah Green, Thomas Eastman and Deborah Corliss and to the root Eastman in NA, Roger Eastman.

Would you happen to know the spouses of Helen, Betty Jean or Blaine. Also, are you willing to send me personally your father and details?

Bruce was married to Mary R. "Bobbie" Fuller for more than 60 years.

Pat

Re: Hannah Eastman of North Gower, Carleton County

kincadepa — 2008-12-01 14:15:09Z

My best bet is the Hannah Eastman born to Samuel Eastman and Nancy Ann Waterbury. Hannah is bapt on Feb. 3, 1811 in Cornwall. She has a sister Nancy born Apr. 13, 1837 in North Gower. Nancy married Simeon Eastman, s/o Benjamin & Rachel McEwen.

I have no spouse for Hannah, so I would be interested in her family downstream, so to speak

Thanks

Pat Kincade

Re: Hazen Eastman b. 1794, NH looking for ancestors and descendants

lljmerriman — 2009-05-11 04:48:04Z

Just saw this posting of yours. Hope you still get this message. I have a picture of Hazen Bartlett Eastman (I believe this is the one who fought in the Civil War). This picture is undated, but I hope it helps you.
Lee Merriman

eastman married to cole

sbasting150 — 2008-12-05 17:44:40Z

hi i'll trying to find out a bit about my grand mother ivy eastman born in BRIDPORT, DORSET in 1913 she married Leonard Charles Colean had 4 kids iris,gorden,micheal and margret this is all i know help

Re: Eastman Here

maggieeastman1 — 2009-04-14 15:33:53Z

I have been trying to contact you vuia various different email addresses etc I've found across the web. My husband is a direct descendent of the Eastman family you mention who lived in Gwennap, Cornwall. John Eastman was his great grandfather. Your Aunt Lafay called on another mutual relative when she visited Cornwall some 15 odd years ago. Please contact so we may share info.

Maggie Eastman

Re: eastman family of portland oregon

seaellen — 2009-07-04 12:17:12Z

Well, for what it's worth, my grandmother and grandfather Eastman moved from Nebraska to Boise, ID. Here's their family:

Guy S. Eastman (c. 1875) + Lula Hadden (b. 1883)
-Bruce H. Eastman (abt. 1915)
-Helen Eastman (abt. 1917 - 1950)
-Harriet Eastman (abt. 1918 - abt. 1930)
-Henrietta Eastman (1918-1993)
-Betty Eastman (1922 - )
-Blaine Eastman (abt 1924 - 2001)

My mother was Henrietta Eastman (as above). I don't know if this info will help. There are also several Eastmans in the local Seattle, WA, phone book. You could search for those directories here at Ancestry.com.

Re: Relatives

seaellen — 2009-04-23 18:51:27Z

Hi,
I was just wondering, was your father William Warren Eastman of Maine? I was doing work on my Eastman line (my mother was Henrietta Virginia Eastman), and saw that there are 8 family trees with William W. Eastman's name in Maine. That would be a good place to start - by contacting the owners of a family tree. This board is also a good start.

Good luck.

Obiturary of Bruce Hadden Eastman - dod June 23, 2009.

seaellen — 2009-07-01 01:16:09Z

Bruce Hadden Eastman, 94, a resident of Albuquerque, NM and Salida, CO passed from this life June 23 after a brief and unexpected illness. Father, grandfather, and great grandfather, Bruce was a child of the depression, taking on what proved to be a life long practice of caring for his family. During the Depression, Bruce’s father of six was forced to move to various communities in Nebraska trying to find work in the banking industry. Bruce contributed to the family income as a paper boy, grocery clerk, handy man. A drafting class in high school provided the skills for him to illustrate a book for a college forestry professor and led to his love of the outdoors as well as a career path in forestry. As a Civilian Conservation Corps volunteer, his drafting skills enabled him to map much of the country around Fairplay, CO. It was during this time that he began to sketch forest scenes and old buildings encountered in his work. In time Bruce became a well-recognized artist whose fall cottonwood and old adobe winter scenes grace many local businesses and homes.

Bruce worked his way through Colorado A & M (now Colorado State). It was here that he met his wife of more than 60 years, Mary R. “Bobbie” Fuller. After graduation Bruce and Bobbie were married and moved to Ft. Defiance AZ where he was employed by the U.S Forest Service as a forestry adviser to the Navajo Tribe. He enlisted in the U. S. Army in 1943 working primarily in camouflage design during his active duty years. After discharge from active service in 1946, he served many years in the New Mexico National Guard, retiring from the Armed Services in 1974 with the rank of Major.

After his discharge from the Army, Bruce and Bobbie raised their family in Albuquerque where he worked for both the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. After retirement, Bruce and Bobbie moved back to Colorado living in Salida for more than twenty years. During this time they traveled, he painted and they entertained family and friends. He and Bobbie returned to Albuquerque to be near family when Bobbie’s health began to decline. After her death in December 2000, Bruce elected to maintain his own home, managing his own cooking, shopping and cleaning. He provided visiting great grandchildren (who lovingly called him Fav), the best pizza and Jell-O lunches imaginable. He was a humorous, artistic and gentle man and will be dearly missed by all of his children and grandchildren.

His daughters Judith Eastman Meyners (Richard), and Jane Eastman Schuman (Walter) of Albuquerque survive Bruce. Grandchildren are CH (MAJ) Eric Richard Meyners and Lois of Ramstein Germany, Brenda Meyners Sears and Lon of Bow Mar CO, Noel Meyners Harris and Alex of Omaha NE, Walter Bruce Schuman and Cody of Portland OR, Marney Schuman Powell and William of Temecula CA. Great grandchildren are Gustav, Mason and Elsa Meyners, Trent and Kara Sears, Zoë and Sophia Harris, Zane, Titus, Levi and Sullivan Powell. Also surviving are sister Betty Lowe and niece Darci White.

A Gathering of Friends and Family is planned for the morning of July 24 at the Villa Serena Club House, 1379 Wagon Train SE from10:00 to 12:00 am. Friends may call at any time between those hours. Private graveside services will be held at the National Cemetery in Santa Fe NM where Bruce will at last rest next to his beloved Bobbie.

Should friends wish, memorial donations may be made to the Wounded Warrior Ministry Center, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, ATTN: MCEUL-CH/Chaplains Office, CMR 402, APO AE 09180 (check donations payable to IMCOM-E CTOF-WW) or Heifer International. Go online to Heifer International and follow the links No flowers please.

Relatives

LK1961 — 2009-04-22 12:38:42Z

My dad was from Maine and I know that I have family there and would like to hear from any of them. My dad was Donald Eastman he was born and raised there. I know I have an AUNT Gloria who was married ro my dad;s brother Henry Eastman.

EASTMAN Joe and Margaret M

t42Smithfield — 2009-04-05 19:41:53Z

EASTMAN Joe and Margaret M

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Smithfield Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,518 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: Nelson Eldon Eastman and Caroline Augusta Eastman

hedda30 — 2009-01-29 17:31:26Z

Based on census records Caroline's first husband was actually John Carothers. He died and she married Nelson Eastman. Caroline's maiden name was West. Her parents were Joseph and Emma Mary Needham West. That is the family that I'm researching. I'd be glad to exchange information. Email me at hedda30@yahoo.com.

Re: EASTMAN photos (Canada)

jimlow_1 — 2008-12-15 19:26:32Z

Interesting Eastman pictures you have on ancestry.com. Although not directly related to the Eastman family, they are the "Step-family" of my great grandmother Marinda Anna Reed, and am interested in tracing and recording the Eastman line as part of my family history. I record the"step" side in my family.

Marinda Ann Reed (1860-1919) was the only child of William Hellier Reed and Delphina Taylor. When Delphina died, William Reed remarried Mary Diedamia Eastman, a daughter of Alva Schofield Eastman and Sarah Johnstone. They had one sone William Hellier George Reed who died shortly after birth in 1875, just three months after the death of his father.

Mary D. Eastman eventually remarried Charles Robinson Shaw and they had at least three children.

Mary D. Eastman was a sister of Charles Eastman -- from what I can see, you are on that line.

I am trying to trace to living generations of the Eastman family who may be able to assist me in updating the Eastman line for my records. I have not been able to determine if Marinda Anna Reed kept in touch with her step-family, except that I noted that when she married Richard Tanner in 1881, the marriage certificate is signed by a witness "Sarah Eastman" who was probably her step-grandmother Sarah Johnston, the wife of Alva Schofield Eastman. You can see this on my genealogy web site at:
http://www.jimlow.com/genealogy/minnie/chapter_3.html
So it appears some of the Eastman family was present at her wedding.

An interesting fact: My great-great grandfather William Hellier Reed first married a descendant of an American Revolutionary soldier, then married, second (Mary D. Eastman), a descendant of an United Empire Loyalist.

Jim Low
jimlow@applewriter.com

Re: Eastman/Eastment from England to Newfoundland

eggo31 — 2008-12-16 14:15:00Z

Could this be the Mary Wells from English Harbour, Trinity Bay who married George Eastman?? -see link

http://www.alden-bugden.ca/phpgedview/ancestry.php?rootid=I2...

-fits the timeframe

see 14 May 1846 George Eastman of Green Bay Cove
Mary Wells of English Harbour

married at English Harbour by Henry James Fitzgerald M.A.
witnesses: George Penney, James Walters
http://www.math.mun.ca/~dapike/family_history/silas/

now witness - George Penney - could it be her (Mary's) uncle (on her mother's side) George Miller Penney b. 1816???

Ian David Roberts
Scarborough, Ontario, Canada
ianroberts109@hotmail.com

Re: Eastman of North Gower, Carleton County

prezteastman — 2008-11-30 15:40:07Z

Are you refering to the Hannah Eastman d/o Rev. Daniel Ward Eastman and Elizabeth Hopkins? Rev. Eastman was buried in Gainsboro, Ontario. If you could provide more info on Hannah's parents/siblings I could confirm. I have over 90 Hannah Eastmans, many without vitals or marriages.

eastman

candacehagen — 2008-11-30 02:54:58Z

Looking for information and contact with Richard Eastman family. Richard was born in 1919 in Conrad City, Pondera county, Montana, USA. Son of Maybelle and William Eastman.
ceekay56@netzero.net

Mabel Lindholm Eastman correction

candacehagen — 2008-11-23 15:02:42Z

Mabel could have been listed as born in 1893 or 1895. She would have had a son who went by the name of Bud. I assume it was a nickname. I know Mabel died in San Fransico, California in 1959

Mabel A Lindholm Eastman

candacehagen — 2008-11-22 13:40:11Z

I am seeking any information for my Great Aunt Mabel Lindholm Eastman. She was born 7 Feb 1985 in Minnesota, USA to Erik Lindholm and Anna Wiklund Lindholm. Rumor has it she lived for a while in Montana and possibly California.

Re: Richard William EASTMAN, 1919-1987

candacehagen — 2009-01-06 00:22:09Z

Thank you for the information. I did not know he had passed away. It does appear this is the right gentleman. He was a cousin to my father. I am hoping to still find out if there is still family out there. I would dearly like to see a photo of my Great Aunt and her family, as I never met her. Once again thank you.

Re: Eastman of North Gower, Carleton Co

Ccewhite57 — 2008-11-30 16:10:51Z

*I believe that Hannah Eastman was the daughter of Samuel Eastman, Sr. (1788-1864) and Nancy Ann Waterbury (1787-1838).
*Samuel and 'Nancy' had 11 children.
*Samuel was the son of William 'Benjamin' Eastman (1759-1836) and Hannah Sherman (1764-1804).
*William went by the name of Benjamin. They had 11 children.
*I am descended from Samuel's brother Benjamin (1790-1861) who married Margaret A. McEwen (abt 1793-bef. 1861).

I have MUCH MORE to share with you!

Please email directly at:
cewhite57@hotmail.com

Thanks,
Cathy Gallagher
Arizona

EASTMAN Jeffrey Allen Jeff 1972-1992

t42Moore — 2008-11-25 20:20:29Z

EASTMAN Jeffrey Allen Jeff 1972-1992

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EASTMAN Douglas Dean 1970-1992

t42Moore — 2008-11-25 20:19:49Z

EASTMAN Douglas Dean 1970-1992

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Mary Grace Eastman Twigg Hamilton

alvrn — 2009-04-04 09:28:26Z

I am looking for any death information on Mary Grace Eastman who first married Arvey Twigg and after he died she married William Alexander Hamilton. She was born in Maryland about 1854, in 1930 she was living in Florida with her daughter Anne Twigg Wilson and her husband Milton. In the 1935 census I could not find her. Not sure if she died or just moved away. Her parents were Simeon and Matilda Wilson Eastman. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Eastman of North Gower, Carleton County

cepringle — 2008-11-29 16:15:36Z

I'm trying to sort out which branch of the Eastmans my gggrandmother came from. Her name was Hannah Eastman (b 1812) and she married George Johnston (b 1801) of North Gower, Ontario. They had 5 children (James, anne Isebella, Margaret, Mary Abigail and Samuel E) and I know they were still living in North Gower in 1866 when Mary Abigail married.

appreciate any clues

Re: Hannah Eastman of North Gower, Carleton County

cepringle — 2008-12-01 14:16:18Z

I agree...i think she's samuel's daughter as well. She married george Johnstone (b 1800) and had sons JAMES JOHNSTON, b. Abt. 1832 and SAMUEL E JOHNSTON b 1848, and
daughters ANNE ISABELLA JOHNSTON, b. Abt. 1841.
and MARY ABIGAIL JOHNSTON, b. Abt. 1843 (m. HUGH KETTYLS, 05 Dec 1866, Carleton, ON, Canada; b.
Abt. 1838, Ireland) and MARGARET A. JOHNSTON, b. Abt. 1846 (m. THOMAS MILBURN, 11 Jun 1874, Snowden, Haliburton, ON,
Canada; b. Abt. 1848, ON, Canada).
Hugh and mary were my great grandparents...they stayed in Marlborough twsp for about 15 years, then moved to Blenheim, kent County, Ont and ultimately went west as homesteaders to Alberta in 1898-9 (along with their 7 children and mary's brother Sam). They settled in Beaumont Alberta.

Re: Eastman of North Gower, Carleton County

cepringle — 2008-12-01 14:13:33Z

well, that's precisely the problem: I know her "downstream" connections (spouse and children)but not her "upstream" (parents, siblings) ones. I have her date of birth and the fact that she was born in Canada from a census, but that is all. I am fairly confident that Nancy Eastman is her younger sister, as she appears in Hannah's home on the 1851 census (placing her dob at roughly 1835-6).

Re: Eastman of North Gower, Carleton Co

cepringle — 2008-11-30 16:37:57Z

Thanks, that is actually my "prime suspect" as well, given that they lived in the area and have a younger daughter Nancy Eastman (who appears on the 1851 census as living with hannah and george). I didn't know about the fact that william went by the name of benjamin (as if this wasn't confusing enough!)

Re: Eleanor Eastman (b. NH 1746) m Johnson, Ezekiel Carter - Her parents?

LGolden1 — 2008-12-20 05:12:52Z

Eleanor Eastman's family is not mysterious. Her maiden name was Eleanor (or Elinor) Allen, b. Abt 1715, Salisbury, Essex Co., MA; bapt. 12 Jun 1715. She was the daughter of Stillson Allen (b. 29 Jan 1676/7, Salisbury; d. Aft 1753) and his wife Margaret (Last Name Unknown; bapt. 11 Dec 1698). Stillson was the son of William Allen, Jr. (b. 2 Oct 1650, Salisbury; d. 10 May 1700, Salisbury), and Mary Harris (b. Rowley, Essex Co., MA; m. 5 Jul 1674, Salisbury; d. 23 Jan 1721, Salisbury). William was the son of William Allen and Ann Goodale. Mary was the daughter of John Harris
Source: David W. Hoyt, The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, Massachusetts, with some Related Families of Newbury, Haverhill, Ipswich, and Hampton (Providence, RI, 1897), pp. 31-33, 869

Re: Wiconsin Eastman's

momdurkee1 — 2009-05-28 19:53:47Z

9 years later: I have found you! Regarding the 1910 census. Daniel Engle was my greatgrandfather. He was married to Lyman's (Leman on that census) daughter Rose Bell on Dec. 23, 1899 in Burnett Co. He and my grandmother Lydia May and her brother George were living with them. He was listed as married, but I have no idea where Rose was. They are listed in the 1900 census incorrectly as Engte. I know that he later married a woman named Emma and they lived near Hertel, WI in the 1950's. If this helps, or you want what little info I can give you, I'm at momdurkee@yahoo.com. I'm just getting into this stuff. Linda L. Durkee

Re: eastman family of portland oregon

robinjudy_1 — 2009-07-03 13:39:41Z

Hi, I don't know anything about Eastmans in America, but just want to tell you I was born Judy Eastman in Cape Town, South Africa. So we're sort of duplicates!!

Re: German Black Mulatto Indian Eastman

uncleduck1 — 2009-03-28 20:50:23Z

The reason you may be missing Dave and Mary Stevenson is in the spelling of their last name. You will find Dave and Mary Steverson and all their children in the 1900 US census in Carter County, city of Graham, in Oklahoma.

You will find Dave and Mary Stephenson w/ two of their youngest children, and Dave's Mother in-Law (Aggie Sam)in the 1910 US census still in the city of Graham, Oklahoma.

Dave's wife (Mary Eastman, Stephenson) is the Daughter of (Aggie Eastman Sams) Aggie Eastman Sams, is my ggg-grandmother.

Aggie Eastman was enrolled in the final rolls as a Choctaw Freedman, and enrolled again as a Chickasaw Freedman, she has a duplicate enrollment which is a matter of record. She was enrolled as Aggie Eastman Roll No. 4928 and Aggie Sams Roll No.2663. All of which has been confirmed.

I hope this info helps you in your study.

uncleduck1