Benjamin Samuel Eaton, Sr.

Patriot of the Revolutionary War service MA, Rank Patriotic service, DAR Ancestor # A035872

Service Source: TEMPLE, HIST OF FRAMINGHAM, MA, P 310 Service Description: 1) MEM OF COMM OF CORRESPONDENCE

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73 5 Jonas Eaton, son of (32 2) b May 18, 1680; removed to Framingham. By trade he was a carpenter and bricklayer. He was Selectman in 1717; May 10, 1705, he bought of George Walkup one half of the "Half Mile Square" and built where is now the old Eaton House, near Sudbury bounds. He m. in 1705, Mehitable, dau of John Gould, and d Aug. 13, 1727. His widow m (2) Nathan Brigham, of Marlborough and lived in Athol.

Issue

131 1 Mehitable b Feb. 12, 1706; m John Trowbridge

132 2 (Cornet) Noah b July 22, 1708; m (1) Hannah Vinton; m (2) Huldah Haynes

133 3 Dea. John b Sept. 28, 1710; m (1) Rachel Wright; (2) Mary Brooks; settled in Killingly, Ct. before 1735

134 3 Phebe b Oct. 23, 1714)

135 5 Corp. Jonas ) m Mary Emerson

136 6 Joseph b Mar. 12, 1716; m ____________________ and settled in Plainfield, Ct.

137 7 Mary

138 8 Joshua b July 1, 1721; settled in Voluntown, Ct.

139 9 Benjamin b Oct. 9, 1723; m Beulah Stone

140 10 _____________________

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139 9 Benjamin Eaton, Cordwainer, son of ( 73 5 ) b Oct 9, 1723 m Beulah Stone, Dec. 23, 1747, and resided on the present Ebenezer Eaton place in Framingham.

Issue

251 1 Jonas b 1748; m Abigail Allen and resided at Barre

252 2 Ebenezer b 1750; m Rebecca Stone, and d at Framingham

253 3 Beulah b 1752; m Nathan Boynton

254 4 Benjamin b July 27, 1754; m Mary Stacy

255 5 Anna b 1757; m Brigham Eaton ( ) of Petersham; fifer (Muster Roll of Minute Men 1775) History of Framingham.

Bibliographic information:

• History, genealogical and biographical, of the Eaton families
• by Molyneux, Nellie Zada Rice
• Publication date 1911
• Collection bostonpubliclibrary; americana
• Digitizing sponsor Internet Archive
• Contributor Boston Public Library
• Language English
• Pages 798
• Pages 286 and 298
• https://archive.org/details/historygenealogi11moly/page/298