Amos Eastman, son of Caleb Eastman and Dorcas Faxon of Westford, Chittenden, Vermont. He married Julia Abigail Crissey (or Cressey), daughter of John Crissey (# 33507640) and Susannah Hobart on Jan 9, 1837. After Julia's death in 1854, Amos married Julia's half-sister, Sophronia Crissey, daughter of John and his second wife Louisa Speer-Crissey.
Amos and Sophronia moved to Reno County, Kansas probably around the same time as his son (my great-great grandfather), George Amos Eastman moved there in 1882. Amos and Sophronia both lived out the rest of their lives there.
Amos' children by Julia were: Elizabeth Jane (b. 1838), George Amos (1840-1883), Dr. Albert Faxon Eastman (1843-1884), Jennie Mary (1846-1852) and Wilbur Brainerd (1851-1928)
His children by Sophronia were: Charles Rollin (1855-1938), Ella Eugenia (1859-1925), Carl (died as an infant in 1867) Minnie Ardella (1867-1941), Sadie Louise (b. 1865)and Hamlin Edward (b. 1860)
His burial at Eastside is listed on the 1978 survey of the cemetery, but not on the 2006 one. I would assume that his grave should be close to Sophronia's.
Amos and Sophronia moved to Reno County, Kansas probably around the same time as his son (my great-great grandfather), George Amos Eastman moved there in 1882. Amos and Sophronia both lived out the rest of their lives there.
Amos' children by Julia were: Elizabeth Jane (b. 1838), George Amos (1840-1883), Dr. Albert Faxon Eastman (1843-1884), Jennie Mary (1846-1852) and Wilbur Brainerd (1851-1928)
His children by Sophronia were: Charles Rollin (1855-1938), Ella Eugenia (1859-1925), Carl (died as an infant in 1867) Minnie Ardella (1867-1941), Sadie Louise (b. 1865)and Hamlin Edward (b. 1860)
His burial at Eastside is listed on the 1978 survey of the cemetery, but not on the 2006 one. I would assume that his grave should be close to Sophronia's.
Amos Eastman, son of Caleb Eastman and Dorcas Faxon of Westford, Chittenden, Vermont. He married Julia Abigail Crissey (or Cressey), daughter of John Crissey (# 33507640) and Susannah Hobart on Jan 9, 1837. After Julia's death in 1854, Amos married Julia's half-sister, Sophronia Crissey, daughter of John and his second wife Louisa Speer-Crissey.
Amos and Sophronia moved to Reno County, Kansas probably around the same time as his son (my great-great grandfather), George Amos Eastman moved there in 1882. Amos and Sophronia both lived out the rest of their lives there.
Amos' children by Julia were: Elizabeth Jane (b. 1838), George Amos (1840-1883), Dr. Albert Faxon Eastman (1843-1884), Jennie Mary (1846-1852) and Wilbur Brainerd (1851-1928)
His children by Sophronia were: Charles Rollin (1855-1938), Ella Eugenia (1859-1925), Carl (died as an infant in 1867) Minnie Ardella (1867-1941), Sadie Louise (b. 1865)and Hamlin Edward (b. 1860)
His burial at Eastside is listed on the 1978 survey of the cemetery, but not on the 2006 one. I would assume that his grave should be close to Sophronia's.
Amos and Sophronia moved to Reno County, Kansas probably around the same time as his son (my great-great grandfather), George Amos Eastman moved there in 1882. Amos and Sophronia both lived out the rest of their lives there.
Amos' children by Julia were: Elizabeth Jane (b. 1838), George Amos (1840-1883), Dr. Albert Faxon Eastman (1843-1884), Jennie Mary (1846-1852) and Wilbur Brainerd (1851-1928)
His children by Sophronia were: Charles Rollin (1855-1938), Ella Eugenia (1859-1925), Carl (died as an infant in 1867) Minnie Ardella (1867-1941), Sadie Louise (b. 1865)and Hamlin Edward (b. 1860)
His burial at Eastside is listed on the 1978 survey of the cemetery, but not on the 2006 one. I would assume that his grave should be close to Sophronia's.
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