Ebenezer EASTMAN

                   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.