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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  Wayfair Eaton was born on 18 May 1885 (son of William Wayfair Eaton and Minnie Wilhite).

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  William Wayfair Eaton was born in Sep 1858 in Iowa, USA (son of William Wallace Eaton and Caroline Greene); died in in Bonners Ferry, , Idaho, USA; was buried in Bonners Ferry, , Idaho, USA.

    William married Minnie Wilhite on 19 Jul 1882 in Iowa, USA. Minnie (daughter of Ekillis Willhite and Louisa Williams) was born on 3 Nov 1867; died on 15 May 1895. [Group Sheet]


  2. 3.  Minnie Wilhite was born on 3 Nov 1867 (daughter of Ekillis Willhite and Louisa Williams); died on 15 May 1895.

    Notes:

    Notes for MINNIE (Amelia?) WILLHITE:
    Prodigy notes:1. Eleanor Antoniak, Ssubject Hilheit Etc Book
    WILHEIT, WILHITE, WILHOIT, WILHOITE, WILLHEIT, WILLHOIT, ETC. and related lines in 1991 book Hawkins and Allied Familes. We are currently collecting additional info for FREE supplement to be published soon. Includes Johann Michael, Tobias, etc lines. Book is hure - like unabridged dictionary. Connections to Gaar, Finks, Hawkins, Weaver, Blankenbaker, Crisler, Fischer, Yager and many many more. Families from VA exp Culpeper, Madison, and other Germanna families.
    2. Jaqi Eringman: I have a copy of newspaper article that documents Wilhoite in Florence Kentucky. It mentions Michael Wilheit the immigrant ancestor who settled in Virginia. His son was Adam Wilhoite, married to Catharine. Their son was Michael Wilhlite who married Catharine Crisler. Their son was William Wilhoite wh married Anna Clore in 1787. Their children were Sally, kElizabeth, Thomas, kAnna, Frances, Allen, Lavinia, and Eliza. Much more information from there, you may want to give me something more specific to liik up, or I can send you a copy of the article. It is the Boone Co. Recorder, 1952. I don't have exact date. Other names that are mentioned in the article are Crigler, Aylor; Souther, and Rouse.
    3. Warren E. Wilhide: Looking for additional information on ancestors and decendents of Frederich and Lucretian Wilheit(Willhide, Wilhide Wilhite, Willhoite) who immigrated to Philadephia in 1731 from Schwaigern Germany.

    Children:
    1. William Orson Eaton was born on 19 Jun 1883 in Baker, Baker Co, Oregon, USA; died in 1974 in Vancouver, Clark Co, Washington, USA; was buried in , Cowlitz Co, Washington, USA (Longview Cemetery).
    2. 1. Wayfair Eaton was born on 18 May 1885.
    3. Minnie Eaton was born in Aug 1887.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  William Wallace Eaton was born on 13 Oct 1830 in Newark, Essex Co, New Jersey, USA (son of William Eaton and Eunice Peirce); died on 13 Feb 1920 in Bonners Ferry, , Idaho, USA.

    Notes:

    Census Place: Sumner, Osborne Co, Kansas 1880
    Household: Page Number 302C
    Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Fath er's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
    William EATON Self M Male W 49 NJ Farmer VA MA
    Emelia EATON Wife M FemaleW 38 IL Keeping House NY NY
    Eva M. EATON Dau S FemaleW 7 IA NJ MI
    Leroy J. EATON Son S Male W 4 IA NJ MI
    Robert C. EATON Son S Male W 1 KS NJ IL
    Ambrosia EATON Dau S FemaleW 11M KS NJ IL

    Email from Joyce S. - blu_cricket(at)yahoo.com
    Notes for WILLIAM WALLACE EATON:
    l. From the Bonners Ferry Herald: Bonners Ferry, Idaho, 17 Feb 1920
    EARLY PIONEER OF BONNERS FERRY, WILLIAM EATON DIES FRIDAY
    William Eaton, "The Father of Bonners Ferry" died Friday at one o'clock at his home west of the the schoolhouse. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the local Masonic Lodge, of which the deceased was a member, having charge of the services in accordance with the wishes of Mr. Eaton, oftimes expressed. A full representation of the Masonci Lodge marched to the cemetery under the command of J. W. Stewart. The pallbearers were George T. Gray, H. P. Garratt, Fred Gleed, F. A. Schultis, E. L. Little, and J. B. Bra???.
    At the grave the beautiful and impressive Masonic funeral service was given in its entirety. The coffin was well covered with many beautiful floral tributes.
    The deceased was 90 years old and was born 13 October 1829, at Newark, New Jersey. He came to this district 32 years ago and was one of the first white men to settle here. He is survived by his wife, to whom he was married in 1876 in Page County Iowa, and nine children; Mrs. T. J. Jones, Mrs. Eva Roath, Harry Eaton, and Roy Eaton, all of this city; Mrs. W. A. Sweet of Spokane, Mrs, Addie Hopper of Oregon; Mrs. Fannie Holbrook of Nebraska, Orson Eaton of southern Idaho, William W. Eaton of Wolf Creek Alberta, Mrs. Sweet of Spokane was here to attend her father's funeral but the other children residing out-of-town were not able to be here.
    The deceased came from the well known Massachusetts family of Eatons whose progenitors came with the early Pilgrim Colonists to that "stern and rock bound shore".
    About 1839 his parents immigrated west and settled in the Ohio river valley. The call of the west found eager response in Mr. Eaton in his early years and he worked in the lead mines of Galena, Illinois. and later lived at Keokuk Iowa. Here he received a rudimentary school education.
    In the year 1849 Mr. Eaton had migrated to the most advanced outpost of the U. S. Army, later known as Fort Omaha, and here he engaged in trapping and trading.
    When the Civil War came Mr. Eaton applied for enlistment but was rejected on account of a physical injury he had received by accident. However; he was appointed a Leutenant of the Home Guards Organization, whose duty it was to patrol the state boundaries and quell roving bands of guerillas and bandits that infested the district.
    After the war he engaged in farmilng in Kansas and in 1887 he traded his farm for merchandise stock in Alton Kansas. In the spring of 1888 in company with a friend, William Rosegrant, Mr. Eaton came to the northwest for a hunting and exploring trip, and traveled over the mountains by way of Bull Lake Montana, coming to the Kootenai River at Troy and floating down the river on a raft to Bonners Ferry. They continued their journey to coast points but of all the places they visited they were most impressed with the country about Bonners Ferry and on their return home Mr. Eaton set about to make arrangements to return and bring his family and stock of merchandise. Mr. Rosegrant entered into partnership with him in the store venture and the party arrived here in August 1888. A large log building had been previously constructed almost upon the exact site of the present Eaton home and he purchased this and opened up for business as soon as he could freight his goods from the Northern Pacific railway by wagons. The merchandise business was slow aft first but it later became profitable.

    William married Caroline Greene. Caroline (daughter of John Green and Lydia Page) was born on 9 Nov 1831 in ; died on 10 Jan 1902 in Hastings, Mills Co, Iowa, USA; was buried in ~(North Grove Cemetery). [Group Sheet]


  2. 5.  Caroline Greene was born on 9 Nov 1831 in (daughter of John Green and Lydia Page); died on 10 Jan 1902 in Hastings, Mills Co, Iowa, USA; was buried in ~(North Grove Cemetery).

    Notes:

    First wife of William Eaton.
    Children 1880 census all have diferent birth places for their mother.

    Could not find her in 1880 census. Her youngest child was living with her oldest daughter Amanda in 1880.

    Email from Joyce S.
    Notes for CAROLINE GREEN:
    l. was also married to James W. Roath
    2.from Karen Gaughan P: ABOUT THE GREEN BK: It starts with WM GREEN who md Elizabeth Warren, has descent from "good Richard Warren;" every descendant of his only son William Greene, Jr. by his marriage traces also to John Tilley, Elizabeth and Johon Howland, of the same company. There are individual cases of additional lines to the Pilgrim fathers, but the above are common to all the family. There is one more matter of special interest: the wife of Capt. James L Green and consequently all their desc., trace, not by tradition, but unmistakable to three of the Barons, made sureties for Magna Charta. The book was printed in 1903. It does tell of diff Greens & where they migrated to.

    Children:
    1. Orson Eaton was born on 18 Jun 1851 in Little Rock, Holt Co, Missouri, USA; died on 17 Apr 1931 in Konash, Millard Co, Utah, USA.
    2. Amanda R. Eaton was born in Nov 1854 in Iowa, USA.
    3. Sarah Eaton was born on 30 Mar 1856 in Iowa, USA; died on 30 Aug 1870; was buried in , Mill Co, Iowa, USA (North Grove Cemetery).
    4. 2. William Wayfair Eaton was born in Sep 1858 in Iowa, USA; died in in Bonners Ferry, , Idaho, USA; was buried in Bonners Ferry, , Idaho, USA.
    5. Frances Eaton was born in Mar 1861 in , Mills Co, Iowa, USA.
    6. Harry R. Eaton was born on 8 Aug 1863 in Emerson, Mills Co, Iowa, USA; died on 10 Mar 1953 in Bonners Ferry, , Idaho, USA.
    7. Louis Eaton was born on 13 Mar 1866 in , Mills Co, Iowa, USA; died on 21 Mar 1867 in Iowa, USA; was buried in , Mill Co, Iowa, USA (North Grove Cemetery).
    8. Addie Eaton was born about 1867 in , Mills Co, Iowa, USA.
    9. Richard F. Eaton was born on 2 Sep 1870 in , Mills Co, Iowa, USA; died on 24 May 1871 in , Mills Co, Iowa, USA; was buried in , Mill Co, Iowa, USA (North Grove Cemetery).
    10. Carrie Eaton was born on 4 Apr 1872 in , Mills Co, Iowa, USA; died on 27 Aug 1872 in , Mills Co, Iowa, USA; was buried in , Mill Co, Iowa, USA (North Grove Cemetery).
    11. Evangeline M. Eaton was born on 4 Apr 1872 in Hastings, Mills Co, Iowa, USA; died on 13 Jul 1938 in Spokane, Spokane Co, Washington, USA.
    12. Leroy J. Eaton was born in Oct 1875 in , Mills Co, Iowa, USA.

  3. 6.  Ekillis Willhite

    Ekillis married Louisa Williams. [Group Sheet]


  4. 7.  Louisa Williams
    Children:
    1. 3. Minnie Wilhite was born on 3 Nov 1867; died on 15 May 1895.


Generation: 4

  1. 8.  William Eaton was born on 24 Mar 1793 in Rindge, Cheshire Co, New Hampshire, USA (son of William Eaton and Bethia Melvin); died in 1856 in Forest Grove (Near), Holt Co, Missouri, USA.

    William married Eunice Peirce on 23 Jan 1814 in Shutesbury, Franklin Co, Massachusetts, USA. Eunice (daughter of Nathan Peirce and Anna Hoar) was born on 13 Dec 1793 in Shutesbury, Franklin Co, Massachusetts, USA; died on 5 Dec 1862 in Manti, Fremont Co, Iowa, USA. [Group Sheet]


  2. 9.  Eunice Peirce was born on 13 Dec 1793 in Shutesbury, Franklin Co, Massachusetts, USA (daughter of Nathan Peirce and Anna Hoar); died on 5 Dec 1862 in Manti, Fremont Co, Iowa, USA.
    Children:
    1. Anna Peirce Eaton was born about 1815 in Massachusetts, USA Or Vermont, USA.
    2. James Melvin Eaton was born about 1818 in Shutesbury, Franklin Co, Massachusetts, USA.
    3. Luther Eaton was born about 1820.
    4. Judith Eaton was born about 1822.
    5. Orason Eaton was born about 1825 in Vermont, USA.
    6. Edmund Eaton was born about 1829.
    7. Eunice Eaton was born about 1830.
    8. 4. William Wallace Eaton was born on 13 Oct 1830 in Newark, Essex Co, New Jersey, USA; died on 13 Feb 1920 in Bonners Ferry, , Idaho, USA.
    9. Nathaniel Eaton was born about 1833.
    10. Melvin Eaton was born about 1836 in New York, USA.
    11. Hiram Eaton was born about 1838.

  3. 10.  John Green

    John married Lydia Page. [Group Sheet]


  4. 11.  Lydia Page
    Children:
    1. 5. Caroline Greene was born on 9 Nov 1831 in ; died on 10 Jan 1902 in Hastings, Mills Co, Iowa, USA; was buried in ~(North Grove Cemetery).


 

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