Elizabeth Waterman / Russell

"The Lady Elizabeth Waterman, first, wife to the above Robert Russell, and late the wife of Sir George Waterman, Knt. and Alderman, sometime Lord Mayor of this city. She died 3d March, 1675, aged 63."

Source: The British magazine, vol.29

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"Elizabeth, daughter of George Eaton, of Langely, Derbyshire, Gent."

Source: The British magazine, vol.29

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"After her husband's death Mrs. Russell had difficulties in carrying on his business. On 9 Dec, 1663, she presented Mrs. Pepys with a fine St. George, in alabaster, to adorn her closet, and the next day Pepys found himself "concerned for our not buying some tallow of her (which she bought on purpose yesterday most unadvisedly to her great losse upon confidence of putting it off to us)." Again in February, 1664, he received from her "a case of very pretty knives with agate shafts." In this year Mrs. Russell married Sir George Waterman, a City dignitary."

Source: 1937 Transactions of the Essex Archaeological Society

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"Sir George Waterman's wife and Sir William Russell's mother was Elizabeth, dau. of George Eaton of Longley, co. Derby. Robert Russell (d.1663), Citizen and Skinner, was her first husband, Sir George Waterman (d.1682) her second."

Source: T.C. Wales, The visitation of London begun in 1687, Vol. 2, Harleian Society