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Pleasant Hallmark was born circa 1800. He was the son of William Hallmark I and Nancy Freels.

Raliegh Hallmark was born circa 1801. He was born circa 1801 at TN. He was the son of William Hallmark I and Nancy Freels.

Michel Ruppenthal was born circa 1618 at Nohfelden. He was the son of Johannes Ruppenthal and Maria Fritsch. Michel Ruppenthal married Barbel Luder on 25 January 1648 at Achtelsbach, Germany.

     Children of Michel Ruppenthal and Barbel Luder:

Anna Barbel Ruppenthal
Maria Katharina Ruppenthal
Hans Ruppenthal+   b. 11 Feb 1649, d. 24 Nov 1726
Anna Eva Ruppenthal   b. 25 May 1651

John Chamberlain married Mary Hallmark, daughter of William Hallmark I and Nancy Freels, in 1827 at Davis, KY.

Miles Hallmark was born circa 1816 at KY. He was the son of William Hallmark I and Nancy Freels. Miles Hallmark married Jane Norman on 7 February 1830 at (Carroll) TN.

Jane Norman married Miles Hallmark, son of William Hallmark I and Nancy Freels, on 7 February 1830 at (Carroll) TN.

Jacob David Hallmark was also known as (?) David. He died at TX. He was born in 1818 at TN. He was the son of William Hallmark I and Nancy Freels. Jacob David Hallmark married Leanne Freels circa 1842.

     Children of Jacob David Hallmark and Leanne Freels:

Frances Hallmark   b. 1844, d. 1936
John Hallmark   b. 1848, d. 2 Sep 1865
William Green Hallmark+   b. 30 Apr 1851, d. 4 Jan 1934
Jacob Hallmark Jr   b. c 1852
Ted D. Hallmark   b. 1854

1. [S44] Ruth McConathy, The House of Cravens.

Leanne Freels was born in 1818 at TN. She married Jacob David Hallmark, son of William Hallmark I and Nancy Freels, circa 1842.

     Children of Leanne Freels and Jacob David Hallmark:

Frances Hallmark   b. 1844, d. 1936
John Hallmark   b. 1848, d. 2 Sep 1865
William Green Hallmark+   b. 30 Apr 1851, d. 4 Jan 1934
Jacob Hallmark Jr   b. c 1852
Ted D. Hallmark   b. 1854

1. [S44] Ruth McConathy, The House of Cravens.

George Hallmark was born circa 1819. He was the son of William Hallmark I and Nancy Freels.

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     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

Hannah M. Williams was born on 1 October 1835 at Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.3,4 She married George W. Fenstermacher Sr, son of John Fenstermacher and Anna Maria Andreas, before 1855 at Pennsylvania. Hannah M. Williams and George W. Fenstermacher Sr appeared on the census of 26 June 1860 at Hamilton, Lee County, Illinois.5 Hannah M. Williams and George W. Fenstermacher Sr appeared on the census of 9 December 1870 at Wheeling, Livingston County, Missouri.6 Hannah M. Williams died on 25 November 1907 at Wheeling, Livingston County, Missouri, at age 72.3

     Children of Hannah M. Williams and George W. Fenstermacher Sr:

Elinor E Fenstermacher   b. 25 Feb 1855, d. 29 Apr 1857
William D. Fenstemaker   b. 4 Aug 1856, d. 12 Nov 1886
Edward H Fenstemaker   b. 25 Apr 1858, d. 1 Mar 1862
Anna Belle Fenstermacher+   b. 28 Aug 1860
Charles A Fenstemaker   b. 3 Dec 1862, d. 1 May 1942

1. [S4] Unknown record type, unknown location.
2. [S99] Frank Stevens, History of Lee County, page 194-197.
3. [S102] Ms. Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, Livingston County, Missouri, Cemetery Records, Vol. 1, 3-5.
4. [S204] Clarence Eberman Beckel, A History of the Fenstermacher Family.
5. [S171] 26 June 1860, 1860 U.S. census, Lee County, Illinois, population schedule, Hamilton township, Amboy post office, page 136, dwelling 1052, family 964, Provo, Utah, National Archives micropublication M653 roll 198.
6. [S170] 9 Dec 1870 1870 U.S. Census, Livingston County, Missouri, population schedule, Wheeling township, page 3, dwelling 20, family 20, Provo, Utah, National Archives micropublication M593, roll 789.

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     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

William D. Fenstemaker had epilepsy.2 He was born on 4 August 1856 at Pennsylvania.1 He was the son of George W. Fenstermacher Sr and Hannah M. Williams. William D. Fenstemaker died on 12 November 1886 at Wheeling, Livingston County, Missouri, at age 30.1

1. [S102] Ms. Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, Livingston County, Missouri, Cemetery Records, Vol. 1, 3-5.
2. [S169] 14 June 1880 1880 U.S. census, Livingston County, Missouri, population schedule, Wheeling Township, Provo, Utah, National Archives micropublication T9, roll 700.

Frank L Boyce FRANK L. BOYCE. In December, 1896, Sioux Falls was called upon to mourn the loss of one of her early residents, Frank L. Boyce-a man who left the impress of his ability, insight and public spirit upon the political, professional and social life of the city. He was one of the leading attorneys of Sioux Falls and had made his ability and ambition public assets through long and honorable public service. He was born in Dane county, Wisconsin, March 7, 1854, and he spent his childhood there, working upon the home farm and attending district school. When he was fourteen years of age he entered the State University at Madison, Wisconsin, where he took a complete collegiate course, graduating in 1873. Immediately afterward he entered the law department of the university and received his degree in 1874. On the 20th of June of that year he was admitted to the bar by the supreme court of Wisconsin and immediately afterward entered the law office of Barker, Buell & Wait of Chicago, where he remained until September, 1875. He was then, upon examination by the supreme court, admitted to the practice of law in Illinois and engaged in professional work in Chicago until May, 1878. At that time Mr. Boyce came to Sioux Falls on a visit and was so well pleased with Dakota and impressed with its future possibilities that he concluded to make this city his future home. He returned to Chicago and after finishing up his business there removed to Sioux Falls, where in the following October he opened a law office. In March, 1879, he formed a partnership with John Bippus under the firm name of Bippus & Boyce, an association which continued until August, 1881. Following this Mr. Boyce was alone in practice until late in the year 1883, when he admitted his brother Jesse W. to a partnership, the firm being Boyce & Boyce. In the spring of 1884 the firm of Boyce, Noyes & Boyce was established and this continued until January, 1886, when T. W. Noyes removed to Washington, D. C. Following this the firm of Boyce & Boyce was reestablished and continued one of the leading law firms of the city. Mr. Boyce was known as a most studious, painstaking and conservative lawyer and in his professional capacity was connected with many of the most important cases heard in the courts of the state. In addition to his professional prominence he was also well known in political affairs and was entrusted by his fellow citizens with various positions of responsibility. In 1879 he was elected secretary of the board of education and in 1883 was made alderman from the third ward. He was a capable and conscientious official and his political following grew rapidly. In 1894 he was elected senator from Minnehaha county upon the republican ticket and served in this capacity with credit and ability, being known as one of the most industrious members of the state assembly. He brought to the discharge of his duties careful and conscientious regard for the welfare of the state and a great deal of important legislation bears the stamp of his influence and activity. In 1880 Mr. Boyce was united in marriage to Miss Maude W. Rouse, of Lennox, South Dakota, a daughter of Dr. W. H. Rouse. She is now a resident of Sioux Falls. To them were born three children, namely: Jessie W., a graduate of and now a teacher in the University of Minnesota; Leonard F., of Sioux Falls, who is a graduate of the University of Minnesota and one of the proprietors of the Sioux Falls Construction Company. of which he is the secretary and assistant manager; and Arthur James, a student in the University of Minnesota. During the summer of 1896 Mr. Boyce, being in ill health, went to his old home in Wisconsin in order to take a much needed rest for a few weeks. Instead of recuperating he became more enfeebled and on the 19th of December, 1896, he died at the home of his parents. His remains were brought to Sioux Falls and interred in Mount Pleasant cemetery. His death was widely and deeply mourned not only by the members of the legal fraternity and his official associates but by the many warm friends to whom his upright character had so greatly endeared him. He was born on 7 March 1854. He married Maude Winona Rouse, daughter of Dr. William Henry Rouse and Emily Adeline Comstock, in 1880. Frank L Boyce died on 19 December 1896 at age 42.

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     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

Ellis Sherman Eastman Ellis was born July 20, 1866. He married Stella Fenstemaker and lived on a farm adjoining his father's in Dakota. Homestead records show that they homesteaded the southeast 1/4 of section 34 in Alpena Township (adjacent to land homesteaded by his parents, grandparents, and an uncle). Later he moved to Lawrence, Kansas. Ellis and his family are listed in the 1910 census living on the south side of section 8 in Grant Township, Douglas County, Kansas. Ellis is listed as a farmer. They had five children. Ellis died May 25, 1937 and is buried at Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence, Kansas. His wife, Stella, died February 11, 1938 and is buried at the same cemetery. He was born on 20 July 1866 at Tama Co, IA.1 He was the son of Reuben Justin Eastman and Francis Elizabeth Foss. Ellis Sherman Eastman married Stella May Fenstemaker, daughter of Lewis Fenstemaker and Francis Elizabeth Wheaton, on 24 December 1890 at Alpena, SD.2 Ellis Sherman Eastman and Stella May Fenstemaker appeared on the census of 6 June 1900 at Alpena, Jerauld County, South Dakota.3 Ellis Sherman Eastman was Farmer in 1910.4,5 He was buried in 1937 at Oak Hill Cemetary, Lawrence, KS.4 He died on 25 May 1937 at Lawrence, Kansas, at age 70.

     Children of Ellis Sherman Eastman and Stella May Fenstemaker:

Flossie Rill Eastman+   b. Sep 1892, d. 1916
Bernice A. Eastman+   b. 28 Feb 1893, d. 8 Apr 1961
Lewis Reed Eastman+   b. 4 Dec 1894, d. Jun 1962
Arthur Allen Eastman+   b. 12 Nov 1907, d. 4 May 1991

1. [S53] Certificate, unknown spouses' names marriage.
2. [S89] Brøderbund Software Inc..
3. [S180] 6 June 1900, 1900 U.S. census, Jerauld County, South Dakota, population schedule, Alpena Township, enumeration district [ED] 198, supervisor's district [SD] 2, dwelling 76, family 76; Provo, Utah, National Archives micropublication T623.
4. [S60] Letter, unknown author to unknown recipient.
5. [S7] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.

Jessie Morrison died in 1962.

Aaron Land married Nancy Hammond.

     Children of Aaron Land and Nancy Hammond:

Mellissa Ocie Land+   b. c 1817, d. 1 Nov 1869
Thomas Hammond Land   b. 1818, d. 1905

Cyprian Eastman was born on 29 January 1748/49 at Norwich, CT. He was the son of Jonathan Eastman Jr. and Elizabeth Wood. Cyprian Eastman married Rosamond Nelson in 1771. Cyprian Eastman died on 23 May 1798 at Bristol, VT, at age 49.

     Children of Cyprian Eastman and Rosamond Nelson:

Justin Maxhaur Eastman+   b. 22 Jun 1777

Rosamond Nelson married Cyprian Eastman, son of Jonathan Eastman Jr. and Elizabeth Wood, in 1771.

     Children of Rosamond Nelson and Cyprian Eastman:

Justin Maxhaur Eastman+   b. 22 Jun 1777

Jonathan Eastman Jr. was born on 3 September 1717 at Haverhill, MA. He was the son of Jonathan Eastman and Hannah Green. Jonathan Eastman Jr. married Hannah Ingalls on 10 July 1739 at Haverhill, MA. Jonathan Eastman Jr. married Elizabeth Wood on 17 July 1744 at Norwich, CT. Jonathan Eastman Jr. died on 6 February 1807 at Rupert, VT, at age 89.

     Children of Jonathan Eastman Jr. and Elizabeth Wood:

Cyprian Eastman+   b. 29 Jan 1748/49, d. 23 May 1798

Hannah Ingalls married Jonathan Eastman Jr., son of Jonathan Eastman and Hannah Green, on 10 July 1739 at Haverhill, MA.

Elizabeth Wood married Jonathan Eastman Jr., son of Jonathan Eastman and Hannah Green, on 17 July 1744 at Norwich, CT.

     Children of Elizabeth Wood and Jonathan Eastman Jr.:

Cyprian Eastman+   b. 29 Jan 1748/49, d. 23 May 1798

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     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

Flossie Rill Eastman was born in September 1892 at Alpena, South Dakota. She was the daughter of Ellis Sherman Eastman and Stella May Fenstemaker. Flossie Rill Eastman died in 1916.

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     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

Bernice A. Eastman was born on 28 February 1893 at Alpena, South Dakota. She was the daughter of Ellis Sherman Eastman and Stella May Fenstemaker. Bernice A. Eastman married Ralph Pascal Davis on 22 December 1914.1 Bernice A. Eastman died on 8 April 1961 at Eudora, Kansas, at age 68.1

1. [S89] Brøderbund Software Inc..

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     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

Lewis Reed Eastman was born on 4 December 1894 at Alpena, South Dakota.1 He was the son of Ellis Sherman Eastman and Stella May Fenstemaker. Lewis Reed Eastman died in June 1962 at Missouri, at age 67.

1. [S72] SSR, Vol I, CD #110, 1937-93.

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     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

Arthur Allen Eastman was born on 12 November 1907 at Lawrence, Kansas.2 He was the son of Ellis Sherman Eastman and Stella May Fenstemaker. Arthur Allen Eastman died on 4 May 1991 at age 83.1,2

1. [S72] SSR, Vol I, CD #110, 1937-93.
2. [S106] Edmund West, Gene Pool Individual Records.

Ralph Pascal Davis was born on 3 June 1889 at Lawrence, KS.1 He married Bernice A. Eastman, daughter of Ellis Sherman Eastman and Stella May Fenstemaker, on 22 December 1914.1 Ralph Pascal Davis died on 3 May 1969 at Lawrence, KS, at age 79.1

1. [S89] Brøderbund Software Inc..

Jonathan Eastman was born on 8 January 1679/80 at Haverhill, MA. He was the son of Thomas Eastman and Deborah Corliss. Jonathan Eastman married Hannah Green on 8 April 1701.

     Children of Jonathan Eastman and Hannah Green:

Jonathan Eastman Jr.+   b. 3 Sep 1717, d. 6 Feb 1807

Hannah Green married Jonathan Eastman, son of Thomas Eastman and Deborah Corliss, on 8 April 1701.

     Children of Hannah Green and Jonathan Eastman:

Jonathan Eastman Jr.+   b. 3 Sep 1717, d. 6 Feb 1807

George Sherman Eastman was born on 1 December 1866. He was the son of Ellis Maxham Eastman and Catherine Quivey. George Sherman Eastman married Alice Elvira Fenstemaker, daughter of Lewis Fenstemaker and Francis Elizabeth Wheaton, on 1 December 1887 at Alpena, South Dakota.

1. [S53] Certificate, unknown spouses' names marriage.

Reuben Justin Eastman [eastman.FTW] Reuben J. Eastman Biography This biography is from "Memorial and biographical record; an illustrated compendium of biography, containing a compendium of local biography, including biographical sketches of prominent old settlers and representative citizens of South Dakota..." Published by G. A. Ogle & Co., Chicago, 1899. Pages 374-375 Scan, OCR and editing by Maurice Krueger,[email protected], 1998. This file may be freely copied by individuals and non-profit organizations for their private use. Any other use, including publication, storage in a retrieval system, or transmission by electronic, mechanical, or other means requires the written approval of the file's author. This file is part of the SDGENWEB Archives. If you arrived here inside a frame or from a link from somewhere else, our front door is at http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/sd/sdfiles.htm REUBEN J. EASTMAN, an honored pioneer settler of Alpena township, Jerauld county, South Dakota, and one of the brave boys in blue during the Civil war, was born in Madock, Canada, in 1845. His mother was born in the same country. but her father was a native of New York and her mother of Ireland, while the father of our subject, was born in New York, and his parents were natives of Vermont. The father was engaged in merchandising in Canada during the early life of our subject, but when the latter was a lad of eight years the family removed to a farm in New York state. After spending three years there, they went to Illinois, which was their home for seven years. While in Illinois, our subject enlisted in the fall of 1861, at the age of eighteen years, in Company K, Thirty-fourth Illinois Volunteer Infantry, and joined his regiment in Kentucky. His first real battle was the second day of the engagement at Pittsburg Landing, which was followed by the battles of Corinth, Murfreesboro and Chattanooga. Late in the fall of 1863, he re-enlisted, and subsequently was with Sherman on his march to the sea and up through the Carolinas to Washington, D. C., where he took part in the grand review. He was appointed color bearer at Jonesboro, N. C., in which engagement the flag staff was shot off and thirteen bullet holes made in the flag, while our subject's clothes were pierced in many places. At one time his pocket-book was hit by a ball, which fortunately glanced, so that he was not injured. During his absence the family had removed to Iowa, and Mr. Eastman joined them there at the close of the war, arid engaged in farming in that state upon rented land for some time. In 1866 he married Miss Elizabeth Foss, who was born in Wisconsin and reared on her father's farm. They now have eight children and about the same number of grandchildren. Mr. Eastman engaged in farming in Tama county, Iowa, for fifteen years. His first purchase consisted of a forty-acre tract of prairie land, to which he added until he had two hundred acres with a small creek running through it. He raised plenty of small fruit, besides other farm products. On selling his place in 1882, he came to Jerauld county, South Dakota, and located on the southwest quarter of section 35, Alpena township, there being at that time no buildings of any kind within ten miles of the place; there were also no roads and lumber had to be hauled from Letcher. Our subject and Mr. McRoberts made the first road from this section of the country to that place, marking it off with laths, and it was used for many years. The fall of his arrival Mr. Eastman erected his present residence and also built a shed. One of the largest prairie fires in the history of the country occurred in the spring of 1 888, destroying for our subject sheds, barns, machinery, four sets of harness, one horse, hogs and sixty tons of hay; and in a blizzard that occurred the same year he lost a few head of cattle. The first year spent in this state he burned hay for fuel. At one time he sent his son to Mitchell to buy coal, but he could only secure five hundred pounds, and for this he paid thirteen dollars. While away a storm came up and the boy was obliged to stay in Mitchell three days. Mr. Eastman is now the owner of five hundred and sixty acres, a part of which is fenced, and two hundred acres are under a high state of cultivation, while one hundred and twenty acres are used as pasture. There is a good well of water on the place, with a windmill attached, and a fine set of farm buildings. Our subject follows general farming and stock raising, and has a pure-blooded Hereford bull, forty head of cattle, and a drove of thoroughbred Jersey red hogs. He is also interested in the Alpena creamery and is a stockholder in the Farmers' elevator at Alpena. Mr. Eastman has borne an active and prominent part in the upbuilding and development of the county, and assisted in its organization. He was elected county co~nmissioner in 1887 and served in that office for three years, and was the first school clerk in Alpena township, which position he filled for seven years. Politically he is a Republican, and socially is a member of the Grand Army of the Republic. [Work File.FTW] [eastman.FTW] Reuben J. Eastman Biography This biography is from "Memorial and biographical record; an illustrated compendium of biography, containing a compendium of local biography, including biographical sketches of prominent old settlers and representative citizens of South Dakota..." Published by G. A. Ogle & Co., Chicago, 1899. Pages 374-375 Scan, OCR and editing by Maurice Krueger,[email protected], 1998. This file may be freely copied by individuals and non-profit organizations for their private use. Any other use, including publication, storage in a retrieval system, or transmission by electronic, mechanical, or other means requires the written approval of the file's author. This file is part of the SDGENWEB Archives. If you arrived here inside a frame or from a link from somewhere else, our front door is at http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/sd/sdfiles.htm REUBEN J. EASTMAN, an honored pioneer settler of Alpena township, Jerauld county, South Dakota, and one of the brave boys in blue during the Civil war, was born in Madock, Canada, in 1845. His mother was born in the same country. but her father was a native of New York and her mother of Ireland, while the father of our subject, was born in New York, and his parents were natives of Vermont. The father was engaged in merchandising in Canada during the early life of our subject, but when the latter was a lad of eight years the family removed to a farm in New York state. After spending three years there, they went to Illinois, which was their home for seven years. While in Illinois, our subject enlisted in the fall of 1861, at the age of eighteen years, in Company K, Thirty-fourth Illinois Volunteer Infantry, and joined his regiment in Kentucky. His first real battle was the second day of the engagement at Pittsburg Landing, which was followed by the battles of Corinth, Murfreesboro and Chattanooga. Late in the fall of 1863, he re-enlisted, and subsequently was with Sherman on his march to the sea and up through the Carolinas to Washington, D. C., where he took part in the grand review. He was appointed color bearer at Jonesboro, N. C., in which engagement the flag staff was shot off and thirteen bullet holes made in the flag, while our subject's clothes were pierced in many places. At one time his pocket-book was hit by a ball, which fortunately glanced, so that he was not injured. During his absence the family had removed to Iowa, and Mr. Eastman joined them there at the close of the war, arid engaged in farming in that state upon rented land for some time. In 1866 he married Miss Elizabeth Foss, who was born in Wisconsin and reared on her father's farm. They now have eight children and about the same number of grandchildren. Mr. Eastman engaged in farming in Tama county, Iowa, for fifteen years. His first purchase consisted of a forty-acre tract of prairie land, to which he added until he had two hundred acres with a small creek running through it. He raised plenty of small fruit, besides other farm products. On selling his place in 1882, he came to Jerauld county, South Dakota, and located on the southwest quarter of section 35, Alpena township, there being at that time no buildings of any kind within ten miles of the place; there were also no roads and lumber had to be hauled from Letcher. Our subject and Mr. McRoberts made the first road from this section of the country to that place, marking it off with laths, and it was used for many years. The fall of his arrival Mr. Eastman erected his present residence and also built a shed. One of the largest prairie fires in the history of the country occurred in the spring of 1 888, destroying for our subject sheds, barns, machinery, four sets of harness, one horse, hogs and sixty tons of hay; and in a blizzard that occurred the same year he lost a few head of cattle. The first year spent in this state he burned hay for fuel. At one time he sent his son to Mitchell to buy coal, but he could only secure five hundred pounds, and for this he paid thirteen dollars. While away a storm came up and the boy was obliged to stay in Mitchell three days. Mr. Eastman is now the owner of five hundred and sixty acres, a part of which is fenced, and two hundred acres are under a high state of cultivation, while one hundred and twenty acres are used as pasture. There is a good well of water on the place, with a windmill attached, and a fine set of farm buildings. Our subject follows general farming and stock raising, and has a pure-blooded Hereford bull, forty head of cattle, and a drove of thoroughbred Jersey red hogs. He is also interested in the Alpena creamery and is a stockholder in the Farmers' elevator at Alpena. Mr. Eastman has borne an active and prominent part in the upbuilding and development of the county, and assisted in its organization. He was elected county co~nmissioner in 1887 and served in that office for three years, and was the first school clerk in Alpena township, which position he filled for seven years. Politically he is a Republican, and socially is a member of the Grand Army of the Republic. He was born on 4 May 1844 at Madoc, Ontario, Canada. He was the son of Ellis Maxham Eastman and Lodema Phillips. Reuben Justin Eastman married Francis Elizabeth Foss, daughter of (?) Foss and (?) Mary, on 12 November 1865 at Fayette Co, IA. Reuben Justin Eastman died on 6 August 1915 at Lawrence, Kansas, at age 71.

     Children of Reuben Justin Eastman and Francis Elizabeth Foss:

Ellis Sherman Eastman+   b. 20 Jul 1866, d. 25 May 1937
Rosa A Eastman   b. Dec 1876

Francis Elizabeth Foss was born in August 1847 at Wisconsin. She was the daughter of (?) Foss and (?) Mary. Francis Elizabeth Foss married Reuben Justin Eastman, son of Ellis Maxham Eastman and Lodema Phillips, on 12 November 1865 at Fayette Co, IA.

     Children of Francis Elizabeth Foss and Reuben Justin Eastman:

Ellis Sherman Eastman+   b. 20 Jul 1866, d. 25 May 1937
Rosa A Eastman   b. Dec 1876

Ellis Maxham Eastman [eastman.FTW] 1884 Alpena Township Tax Records,(106-63) Wm. H. Arne, William Ault, Virgil P. Arne, Syver P. Amenson, Albert Ahart, H. M. Arne, W. L. Arnold, James Barnes, John Busse, Wm. Brandenburg, George Brevier, Allen N. Brayton I. W. Black, Chas. Bechtold, Fred Busse, T. Linus Blank, Moses D. Blank, Ray Barber, Wm. Bechtold, C. P. Canon, J A. Calhoun, A. N. Canon, Wm. S. Corothers, J. E. Cook, James Conlin, L. W. Castleman, Geo. D. Canon, John Campbell, A. B. Davenport, Richard Davenport, Leopold Dietz, Wesley Davis, James W. Eastman, Charles Eastman, Daniel Eastman, E. M. Eastman, R. J. Eastman, Wm. Forshire, Thomas J. Forbes, R. P. Flagg, J. 0. Gray, Wm. Girton, H. M. Hall, Joseph P. Harding, Chas. G. Haskins, Levi Hamilton, John A. Houmes, Fred Heller, Mathias Hedtrom, D. S Kellogg, Daniel Kint, Henry E. King, W. A. Linn, L. N. Looms, Chas. E. Moore, M. M. Moran, Joseph H. May, James Moran, Hugh J. Moran, Peter Milroy, B. F. Miller, Patrick McDonald, Joseph A. Moore, E. F. Makemson, Dan A. McCoy, Ole Onstad, Andrew Onstad, Mary Onstad, Betsey Onstad, Morgan Onstad, Frank B. Phillips, Isaac Pierce, B. Quirk, Frank Quirk, Daniel F. Royer, John Smith, Council Sparks, D. N. Smith, Thos. Sheffield, Matt Suerth, Gustave Scheel, Fred M. Schemer, And. Sundberg, August Scheel, Joseph Terrell, Warren C. Tubbs, 0. F. Woodruff, John R. Woodruff, John Woods, Daniel Webber, John Wallace, Edson Whitney, Frank 0. Wheelihan, M. J. Wolcott, J. M. Webber, C. M. Yegge, F. W. Whitney. Return to Jerauld County 1884 Tax Records [Work File.FTW] [eastman.FTW] 1884 Alpena Township Tax Records,(106-63) Wm. H. Arne, William Ault, Virgil P. Arne, Syver P. Amenson, Albert Ahart, H. M. Arne, W. L. Arnold, James Barnes, John Busse, Wm. Brandenburg, George Brevier, Allen N. Brayton I. W. Black, Chas. Bechtold, Fred Busse, T. Linus Blank, Moses D. Blank, Ray Barber, Wm. Bechtold, C. P. Canon, J A. Calhoun, A. N. Canon, Wm. S. Corothers, J. E. Cook, James Conlin, L. W. Castleman, Geo. D. Canon, John Campbell, A. B. Davenport, Richard Davenport, Leopold Dietz, Wesley Davis, James W. Eastman, Charles Eastman, Daniel Eastman, E. M. Eastman, R. J. Eastman, Wm. Forshire, Thomas J. Forbes, R. P. Flagg, J. 0. Gray, Wm. Girton, H. M. Hall, Joseph P. Harding, Chas. G. Haskins, Levi Hamilton, John A. Houmes, Fred Heller, Mathias Hedtrom, D. S Kellogg, Daniel Kint, Henry E. King, W. A. Linn, L. N. Looms, Chas. E. Moore, M. M. Moran, Joseph H. May, James Moran, Hugh J. Moran, Peter Milroy, B. F. Miller, Patrick McDonald, Joseph A. Moore, E. F. Makemson, Dan A. McCoy, Ole Onstad, Andrew Onstad, Mary Onstad, Betsey Onstad, Morgan Onstad, Frank B. Phillips, Isaac Pierce, B. Quirk, Frank Quirk, Daniel F. Royer, John Smith, Council Sparks, D. N. Smith, Thos. Sheffield, Matt Suerth, Gustave Scheel, Fred M. Schemer, And. Sundberg, August Scheel, Joseph Terrell, Warren C. Tubbs, 0. F. Woodruff, John R. Woodruff, John Woods, Daniel Webber, John Wallace, Edson Whitney, Frank 0. Wheelihan, M. J. Wolcott, J. M. Webber, C. M. Yegge, F. W. Whitney. Return to Jerauld County 1884 Tax Records. He was born on 27 July 1818 at Sandy Creek, New York. He was the son of Justin Maxhaur Eastman and Azuba Maxham. Ellis Maxham Eastman married Lodema Phillips on 16 July 1844 at Modoc, Ontario. Ellis Maxham Eastman married Catherine Quivey on 1 December 1863. Ellis Maxham Eastman died on 26 January 1902 at Alpena, South Dakota, at age 83.

     Children of Ellis Maxham Eastman and Lodema Phillips:

Reuben Justin Eastman+   b. 4 May 1844, d. 6 Aug 1915

     Children of Ellis Maxham Eastman and Catherine Quivey:

George Sherman Eastman+   b. 1 Dec 1866

Lodema Phillips was born on 22 March 1825 at St. Lawrence, New York. She married Ellis Maxham Eastman, son of Justin Maxhaur Eastman and Azuba Maxham, on 16 July 1844 at Modoc, Ontario. Lodema Phillips died on 22 June 1861 at Whiteside, Illinois, at age 36.

     Children of Lodema Phillips and Ellis Maxham Eastman:

Reuben Justin Eastman+   b. 4 May 1844, d. 6 Aug 1915

Justin Maxhaur Eastman died at Prophetstown, Whiteside Co., Illinois. He married Azuba Maxham. Justin Maxhaur Eastman was born on 22 June 1777 at Bennington, VT. He was the son of Cyprian Eastman and Rosamond Nelson.

     Children of Justin Maxhaur Eastman and Azuba Maxham:

Ellis Maxham Eastman+   b. 27 Jul 1818, d. 26 Jan 1902

Azuba Maxham married Justin Maxhaur Eastman, son of Cyprian Eastman and Rosamond Nelson.

     Children of Azuba Maxham and Justin Maxhaur Eastman:

Ellis Maxham Eastman+   b. 27 Jul 1818, d. 26 Jan 1902

Catherine Quivey married Ellis Maxham Eastman, son of Justin Maxhaur Eastman and Azuba Maxham, on 1 December 1863.

     Children of Catherine Quivey and Ellis Maxham Eastman:

George Sherman Eastman+   b. 1 Dec 1866

Rosa A Eastman was born in December 1876 at Iowa.1 She was the daughter of Reuben Justin Eastman and Francis Elizabeth Foss.

1. [S6] Unknown record type, unknown repository address, South Dakota, Jerauld Co., Alpena Twp.

Thomas Eastman was born on 11 September 1646 at Salsibury, MA. He was the son of Roger Eastman and Sara Smith. Thomas Eastman married Deborah Corliss on 20 January 1678/79 at Haverhill, MA. Thomas Eastman died on 29 April 1688 at Haverhill, MA, at age 41.

     Children of Thomas Eastman and Deborah Corliss:

Jonathan Eastman+   b. 8 Jan 1679/80

Deborah Corliss married Thomas Eastman, son of Roger Eastman and Sara Smith, on 20 January 1678/79 at Haverhill, MA.

     Children of Deborah Corliss and Thomas Eastman:

Jonathan Eastman+   b. 8 Jan 1679/80

Roger Eastman was born on 4 April 1610 at Downton, England.1 He was the son of Nicholas Eastman and Ann Barbara Rooke. Roger Eastman married Sara Smith in 1639. Roger Eastman died on 16 December 1694 at Salsibury, MA, at age 84.2

     Children of Roger Eastman and Sara Smith:

Thomas Eastman+   b. 11 Sep 1646, d. 29 Apr 1688

1. [S25] Downton Parish Register: The Society of Genealogists.
2. [S1] Charles John Eastman, That Man Eastman.

Sara Smith married Roger Eastman, son of Nicholas Eastman and Ann Barbara Rooke, in 1639.

     Children of Sara Smith and Roger Eastman:

Thomas Eastman+   b. 11 Sep 1646, d. 29 Apr 1688

Nicholas Eastman was born between 1564 and 1570 at Downton, England.1 He was the son of Roger Estman. Nicholas Eastman married Ann Barbara Rooke circa 1600 at Charlton, Wiltshire, England. Nicholas Eastman died in 1640.

     Children of Nicholas Eastman and Ann Barbara Rooke:

Roger Eastman+   b. 4 Apr 1610, d. 16 Dec 1694

1. [S38] Estman Genealogy, online http://members.aol.com/dcurtin1/gene/gen_east.htm, From his father's will, Roger Estman, dated 11 jan 1604 and probated 21 February
   1604. Will on file with Consistory Court of Sarum, Salisbury, England ..

Ann Barbara Rooke married Nicholas Eastman, son of Roger Estman, circa 1600 at Charlton, Wiltshire, England.

     Children of Ann Barbara Rooke and Nicholas Eastman:

Roger Eastman+   b. 4 Apr 1610, d. 16 Dec 1694

Roger Estman was born in 1539 at Downton Parish, England.1 He was the son of John Estman. Roger Estman died on 17 February 1603/4 at Downton Parish, England.

     Children of Roger Estman:

Nicholas Eastman+   b. bt 1564 - 1570, d. 1640

1. [S38] Estman Genealogy, online http://members.aol.com/dcurtin1/gene/gen_east.htm, His father's will, John Estman, dated 26 April 1564; Will Proved 9 May 1565 at
   Archdeaconry Court of Sarum, Salisbury, England.

John Estman was born in 1515 at Downton Parish, England. He died in 1565 at Downton Parish, England.

     Children of John Estman:

Roger Estman+   b. 1539, d. 17 Feb 1603/4

Steve Davis was born on 20 October 1961 at Lawrence, KS.1 He died on 22 June 1988 at Kansas City, KS, at age 26.1

1. [S89] Brøderbund Software Inc..

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

Effie May Holland was born on 25 September 1883 at Chase County, Kansas. She married Guy Wheaton Fenstemaker, son of Lewis Fenstemaker and Francis Elizabeth Wheaton, circa 1910. Effie May Holland and Guy Wheaton Fenstemaker lived in 1923 at 927 Delaware, Lawrence, Kansas.1 Effie May Holland and Guy Wheaton Fenstemaker lived in 1925 at 1214 Haskell, Lawrence, Kansas.2 As of December 1927,her married name was Fenstemaker. Effie May Holland and Guy Wheaton Fenstemaker were divorced in December 1927.

     Children of Effie May Holland and Guy Wheaton Fenstemaker:

Ernest Fenstemaker   b. 13 Jun 1913, d. Jan 1978

1. [S183] Lawrence, KS, City Directory 1923.
2. [S181] Lawrence, KS, City Directory 1925.

(?) Mary married (?) Foss. (?) Mary was born in March 1808 at Maine.

     Child of (?) Mary and (?) Foss:

Francis Elizabeth Foss+   b. Aug 1847

(?) Foss married (?) Mary.

     Child of (?) Foss and (?) Mary:

Francis Elizabeth Foss+   b. Aug 1847

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

Diana Fenstermacher was born in 1832.1 She was the daughter of George W. Fenstermacher Sr and Lydia Schweppenheiser.1

1. [S204] Clarence Eberman Beckel, A History of the Fenstermacher Family.

Appears on charts:
     Descendant Chart for Hans Conrad Fenstermacher

Tilman Fenstermacher was also known as Tilghman Fenstermacher.1 He was born in 1836 at Hazleton, PA.1 He was the son of George W. Fenstermacher Sr and Lydia Schweppenheiser.1 Tilman Fenstermacher died after 1855 at while serving in the Army.1

     Children of Tilman Fenstermacher:

Calvin A Fenstermacher   b. a 1852
Frank Fenstermacher   b. a 1852

1. [S204] Clarence Eberman Beckel, A History of the Fenstermacher Family.

         

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