Phillip EASTMAN
Birth:
20 Oct 1644
Death:
20 Oct 1714
Woodstock, Windham, Conn.
Marriage:
22 Aug 1678
Father:
Mother:
Notes:
Genealogies of Woodstock Families, p. 618
Eastman Family, pp. 27-39
Woodstock Hill gravestone; Eastman Family says June 1714
Deed dated 25 Feb 1706, witnesses Peter Morse, Banjamin Franklin and Phebe Franklin (Suffolk Deeds, Vol. 23:123)
Philip first lived in Haverhill; home burned by the Indians 15 Mar 1697; he and others of family captured; escaped to Woodstock, where his son Philip preceded him. The Indians killed the husband of his granddaughter, Thomas Wood and his great granddaughter, Thomas and Susanna's daughter, Susanna Wood.
Philip was in King Philip's war. His heirs in Woodstock shared in distribution of lands as laid out by proprietors of Woodstock in 1715. He bought land in Ashford. Philip and his second wife, Mary are buried on Woodstock Hill. In 1706 Philip sold for 34 pounds thirty five acres in Woodstock to his son, Lieut. Philip. Philip (father) and another son, Ebenezer sold 50 acres on the Quinebaug for 30 pounds in 1703.
Notes:
Genealogies of Woodstock Families, p. 618
Eastman Family, pp. 27-39
Mary was the widow of Anthony Morse when she married Philip Eastman.
Children
Marriage
Notes:
Genealogies of Woodstock Families, p. 618
Hannah went with her parents from Woodstock to Ashford.
2
Birth:
17 Feb 1681
Haverhill, Massachusetts
Death:
28 Jul 1748
Notes:
Genealogies of Woodstock Families, p. 617-19
Deed dated 24 Dec (Suffolk Deeds, Vol. 34: 203)
11 Feb (Suffolk Co. Reg. of Deeds, Vol. 23:90, 123)
1 Jan (Suffolk Co. Reg of Deeds, Vol. 34:96)
In 1710 Ebenezer took Lot 31 in Woodstock, which in 1686 was given to Samuel Peacock. In1719 Ebenezer for 400 pounds bought 95 acres in Woodstock, --land which had belonged to his father Philip Eastman, to John chandler, Jr., to Arthur Humphrey and Jabez Corbin. Ebenezer bought land in Woodstock of John Corbet in 1706, sold land to David Holmes in 1719, and owned land in Woodstock in 1726. Ebenezer was the first settler in concord, N.H., was in Expedition against Port Royal, was again in Canada in 1711 and at Louisburg in 1745. Capt. Ebenezer's son, Capt. Joseph commanded a company at Crown Point, and his son Moses was in the French and Revolutionary Wars. Another child, Ebenezer, Jr. was born 2 May 1714.
3
Birth:
8 Aug 1684
Haverhill, Massachusetts
Death:
Bef 9 May 1745
Notes:
Genealogies of Woodstock Families, p. 617-19
Clarence Winthrop Bowen, The History of Woodstock, Connecticut, Vol. 8with additions and corrections by Donald Lines Jacobus & William Herbert Wood, under supervision of the American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1943, p. 206-207
Ashford Land Records, Vol. 4:241; Bayles' History of Windham County, pp. 992, 994, 998
At the time of his marriage Lieut. Philip was living in Ashford. He was agent for Ashford to the General Assembly regarding exemption of town taxes, Lieutenant of trained band 1733, Justice of the Peace for Windham county 1733-1735, and as such performed marriages. At the first town meeting in Ashford in 1715 he was one of six chosen to lay out highways; an Ashford Proprietor, member of the General Assembly 1732 and following years.
Philip married his cousin, Mary Eastman.
4
Abigail EASTMAN
Birth:
29 May 1689
Death:
Marr:
Notes:
Genealogies of Woodstock Families, p. 617-18
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Phillip Eastman - Mary Barnard
Phillip Eastman
was born at 20 Oct 1644.
He married Mary Barnard 22 Aug 1678 . Mary Barnard was born at 22 Sep 1645 .
They were the parents of 4
children:
Hannah Eastman
born 5 Nov 1679.
Ebenezer Eastman
born 17 Feb 1681.
Philip Eastman
born 8 Aug 1684.
Abigail Eastman
born 29 May 1689.
Phillip Eastman died 20 Oct 1714 at Woodstock, Windham, Conn. .
Mary Barnard died Jun 1712 .