David EASTMAN b. 13 Jan 1755 d. Bef 1831 ASSESS: Boombridge Genealogy

1755 - Bef 1831 ASSESS

Name	David EASTMAN
Born	13 Jan 1755
	David Eastman New Hampshire Birth Records, Early to 1900 Name: David Eastman Birth Date: 13 Jan 1755 Birthplace: Sandown, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States Father's Name: David Eastman Mother's Name: Susana Registration Place: Sandown, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States New Hampshire Birth Records, Early to 1900 Document Information: GS Film number 1000500 Digital Folder Number 4243747 Image Number 00911 Citing this Record "New Hampshire Birth Records, Early to 1900," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FLLP-F4J : 12 December 2014), David Eastman, 13 Jan 1755; citing Sandown, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States, Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics, Concord; FHL microfilm 1,000,500.
Gender	Male
Birth	ME
	Census 1880: John
Birth	PA?
Military	1777
	Militia, Woolwich, Lincoln, ME
	ME Soldiers and Sailors: p 227 David Eastman Woolwich Militia r Woolwich [Zebulon Harmon Papers Collection 22 Volume 18 Page 68. Maine Historical Society]
Residence	1782	Cundy Point, Sebascodegan Island, Harpswell, Cumberland, ME?
	See History of Harpswell etc below
Residence	1782	Penobscot, Lincoln, ME
	Downeast Ancestry December 1983 Volume 7 Number 4 Penobscot Loyalists: A Bicentennial Tribute Robert C. Brooks p 6 The Penobscot Journal 1782 a day book kept by a now unidentifiable merchant at Fort George, Penobscot 3 January 1782-16 October 1782 David Eastman Mrs Eastman
Residence	4 Jul 1783	Penobscot, Lincoln, ME
	Downeast Ancestry December 1983 Volume 7 Number 4 Penobscot Loyalists: A Bicentennial Tribute Robert C. Brooks p 6 Penobscot Inhabitants Certified Loyal: 1783 David Eastman 5 over 10 [David, Mary, ?, ?], 2 under 10 [Robert, Elizabeth], 7 total
Residence	10 Jun 1784	Passamaquoddy, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB
	http://members.shaw.ca/caren.secord/locations/NewBrunswick/Lists/PenobscotGroupSorted.html From Library and Archives Canada, Ward Chipman Papers, Muster Master General's Office - Loyalists Musters, 1776-1785 (M.G. 23, D 1, Series I, Volume 24, pages 172-177) Microfilm C-9818 The list below has been sorted in alphabetical order by surname, in order to isolate possible family groups. Return of Men-, Women and Children of the Penobscot Loyalists Settled in the District of Passamaquoddy the 10th of June 1784 Men: David Eastman Women: Polly Eastman Children under 10: Robert Eastman, Eliza Eastman, Polly Eastman
Occupation	6 Nov 1784
	Gentleman
Occupation	7 Feb 1787
	Mariner
Residence	7 Feb 1787	St Stephen, Charlotte, NB
Petition	1796	Charlotte, NB
	Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918 (RS108) Name EASTMAN, DAVID Year 1796 County Charlotte Microfilm F1039 See petition of EASTMAN, DAVID https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/78954?availability=Family%20History%20Library Land petitions, 1783-1857 Authors: New Brunswick. Crown Land Office 1793 Lee, Samuel - 1796 Knox, John Family History Library United States & Canada Film 1288461 8191398 https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/008191398?cat=78954 [767/834] To His Excellency Thomas Carlton Esquire Lieutenant Governor of the Province of New Brunswick etc etc etc The memorial of David Eastman Humbly sheweth That your Memorialist in the contest between Great Britain and her Colonies, by his attachment to the British Government rendered himself obnoxious to the resentment of the Colonists who obliged your Memorialist with a wife and family to seek refuge under His Majesty's protection in the Garrison at Ponobscot That during the continuance of the Garrison there your Memorialist prempted by duty and inclination was assisting His Majesty's arms in the naval line to annoy the enemy (having been brough up to the Sea) as far as his efforts could extend; several testimonials in the possession of your Memorialist evinces this, and to the knowledge of Gentlemen now present, and then residing in the Garrison. That at the peace, your Memorialist removed with his Wife and several children into the Bay of Passamaquoddie to settle there with the Loyalists on the division of the Land what fell to the share of your Memorialist proving bad laid upon Memorialist under great difficulties to support his family to this time. That your Memorialist having always been used to maratime business retains a stong predilection for it, and wishes to eter his bilities in that way to the maintenance of his family: and as your Memorialist humbly hopes to the benefit of the Community in a more extended view by improving the fishery on the Coast. That for effecting this desirable purpose it is absolutely necessary to have some convenient place whereon to deposit the Neseccaried for such an undertaking - a small Island called Saunders Isle in Passamaquoddie Bay situated among a cluster of other Isles and totally unimproved would answer the purpose Your Memorialist therefore humbly deseeched your Excellency for License to occupy the said Saunders Isle and as in duty boun etc St Andrews County Charlotte 28th January 1796 David Eastman David Eastman asks an Island called Saunder's Isle in Passamaquoddy Bay Filed 26th Feby 1796
Petition	1796	Charlotte, NB
	Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918 (RS108) Name EASTMAN, DAVID Year 1796 County Charlotte Microfilm F1040 See petition of TURNER, JAMES All names on this petition : 19 . BALDWIN, JOHN . BRADFORD, BEN . COOKSON, WILLIAM . DALEY, DAVID . DOUGHERTY, EDMOND . EASTMAN, DAVID . GREENLAW, JONATHAN . HALEY, JOHN . HITCHINGS, AMOS . JOYCE, JOHN . LINNEKIN, ZEBEDEE . MCCURDY, LACHLAN . MCINTOSH, JOHN . MILLEKIN, DOMINICUS . PENOBSCOT ASSOCIATION, ----- . RIGBY, JOHN . SIM, ROBERT . THOMSON, DUGALD . TURNER, JAMES To His Excellency Thomas Carleton Esquire Lieutenant Governor of the Province of New Brunswick etc etc The memorial of James Turner, David Eastman, Jonathan Greenlaw, Lachlan McCudy and others... Humbly sheweth That your Memorialists were of the number of those persons who during the war between Great Britain and her Colonies, left their possessions on account of their attachment to the British Government, and sheltered themselves and families from the rage of their enemies in His Majesty's Garrison then established at Penobscot... That previous to the Garrison's evacuation Penobscot the General there commanding agreeable to his instructions, directed to be made known to your Memorialists, that besides the Land allowed indiscriminately to all Loyalists desirous to settle in the bay of Passamaquaddie, those of the Penobscot association who had families should be allowed a certain proportion of Land for each woman and child to be laid out in the rear of the Land given to the Loyalists... That accordingly directions were given to the Surveyors who actually did lay out land for each woman and child belonging to the families of the Penobscot association and the Lots were drawn and assigned to each one. That numbers of those children now come to maturity and others concerned in the said Land have been and are still desirous to occupy and improve but have been much discouraged therefrom, as hitherto no Grant could be obtained to confirm the Possession- as also it having been represented to your Memorialists that certain persons now of the Association have applied for and allowed License to occupy a large portion of the Lands allotted to the families of your Memorialists Your Memorialists therefore beseech your Excellency a Grant of the Land agreeable to the original Survey... And as in Duty bound etc St Andrews, County of Charlotte 1st February 1796 [Signed] James Turner David Eastman Jonathan Greenlaw Lachlan McCurdy Amos Hitching William Cookson David Daley Dominicus Millekin John Hurley John Joyce Dugald Thomson John McIntosh Robert Sim John Baldwin Ben Bradford Zebedee Linnekin Edmod Dougherty John Rigby James Turner & others of Penobscot Association for their Family lots Saint Patricks The Family lots fall mostly within the reserve the Survey of them is therefore Anulled Filed 12th March 1793 [sic]
Occupation	14 Apr 1796
	Mariner
Residence	14 Apr 1796	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB
Petition	1805	Charlotte, NB
	Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918 (RS108) Name EASTMAN, DAVID Year 1805 County Charlotte Microfilm F1044 See petition of EARLE, PHILLIP All names on this petition : 2 . EARLE, PHILLIP . EASTMAN, DAVID https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/78954?availability=Family%20History%20Library Land petitions, 1783-1857 Authors: New Brunswick. Crown Land Office 1804 Nowland, Michael - 1805 Wiggins, John Family History Library United States & Canada Film 1288466 8191403 https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/008191403?cat=78954 [228/572] Memorial of Philip Earl for Saunders Isle ...a Memorial was presented by one Eastman in the year 1796, for said Island, who has never made any improvements, or by the best information has never been on the said Island; That the said Eastman is settled on a Good Farm, above Saint Andrews, about Fifteen Miles distant from the said Island, and is very well situated. ... that the said Eastman has no other view in getting the said Island then to Sell it. 5 August 1805 In the year 1796 David Eastman one of the Penobscot Loyalists applied by Memorial for the Island above described for the purpose of carrying on a fishery, which memorial was transmitted to the Dy Surveyor in Charlotte County for his report thereon; on Jany last the Surveyor reported that the said Island was unimproved otherwise htan by a small House lately erected by a person of the name of Earl, in which he now resides. Geo Sproule S Genl August 8th 1805 The Island to be divided between Earl & Eastman see minuted 18th October 1805
Petition	1811	Charlotte, NB
	Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918 (RS108) Name EASTMAN, DAVID Year 1811 County Charlotte Microfilm F4174 See petition of HATHEWAY, WARREN All names on this petition : 3 . EARL, PHILIP . EASTMAN, DAVID . HATHEWAY, WARREN https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/78954?availability=Family%20History%20Library Land petitions, 1783-1857 Authors: New Brunswick. Crown Land Office 1810 McLean, Archibald - 1811 Taylor, Patrick Family History Library United States & Canada Film 1288470 8188271 https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/008188271?cat=78954 [631/896] Memorial of Warren Hatheway for Saunders Isle paid Earl for improvements Eastman refused dividing due to expenses Eastman never has made any improvements 20 December 1808
Occupation	13 Apr 1813
	Yeoman
Residence	30 Apr 1813	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB
	Volume D Page 318 [322/473] No 336 David Eastman Senior yeoman St Andrews and wife Mary David Eastman Junior, Morris Eastman, yeomen St Andrews 100 pounds Lot 46 conveyed by John Bentley to David Eastman Senior beginning at the southern point of the said Lot thence running the whole breadth of it upon the sea board thence last upon the line between David Eastmen and Stephen Ford until it intersects the high road at a cedar stake and stones thence following the road toward the southward until the dividing line between David Eastman and Alexander Greenlaw is intersected at a cedar stake and stones thence upon the dividing line to the place of beginning 30 April 1813 David Eastman Sr Mary Eastman
Petition	1815	Charlotte, NB
	Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918 (RS108) Name EASTMAN, DAVID Year 1815 County Charlotte Microfilm F4177 See petition of HATHEWAY, WARREN All names on this petition : 5 . EARL, PHILIP . EASTMAN, DAVID . HATHEWAY, WARREN . RUSSELL, JOHN . RUSSELL, JOSEPH https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/78954?availability=Family%20History%20Library Land petitions, 1783-1857 Authors: New Brunswick. Crown Land Office 1814 Matheson, Charles - 1815 Maskell, William Sr. Family History Library United States & Canada Film 1288473 8191408 https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/008191408?cat=78954 [745/857] Petition of Warren Hawtheway of Deer Island petition for other small islands 8 May 1815 ... Deed for Saunders Island David Eastman yeoman St Andrews Warren Hatheway merchant West Island Saunders Island 1/2 undivided right or claims 25 pounds 20 November 1814 David Eastman Wit: Malcolm McFarlan, Daniel McLean Deed John Russell to Warren Hatheway for island Pope's Folley
Assessed	1822	St Andrews, Charlotte, NB
	St Andrews Assessment 1822: David Eastman [L], David Eastman Jr [L], Thomas Eastman [L], John Eastman [L] St Andrews Assessment 1831 (Country): Thomas Eastman [L], David Eastman [L], John Eastman [L]
Residence	[1778]	Kennebec River, ME
Died	Bef 1831 ASSESS
Person ID	I10808	4 February 2018
Last Modified	22 Aug 2018

Father	David EASTMAN, b. Bef 1722, d. [1756]
Mother	Susannah FLANDERS
_MARI	31 Jul 1742	Salisbury, Essex, MA
	David Easman Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001 Name: David Easman Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 31 Jul 1742 Event Place: Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States Gender: Male Spouse's Name: Susannah Flanders Spouse's Gender: Female Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001 Document Information: Reference ID 193 GS Film Number 877468 Digital Folder Number 007009706 Image Number 00625 Citing this Record "Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q29G-GLGP : 5 November 2017), David Easman and Susannah Flanders, 31 Jul 1742; citing Marriage, Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States, , town clerk offices, Massachusetts; FHL microfilm 877,468. David Eastman of Salisbury Entred his Intention of Marriage with Susannah Flanders of South Hampton July 31 1742
Married	17 Aug 1742	Amesbury, Essex, MA
	David Eastman Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001 Name: David Eastman Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 17 Aug 1742 Event Place: Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States Gender: Male Spouse's Name: Susanna Flanders Spouse's Gender: Female Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001 Document Information: Reference ID 74 GS Film Number 893105 Digital Folder Number 007578655 Image Number 00277 Citing this Record "Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FHN4-HM2 : 4 November 2017), David Eastman and Susanna Flanders, 17 Aug 1742; citing Marriage, Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States, , town clerk offices, Massachusetts; FHL microfilm 893,105. David Eastman and Susanna Flanders Aug 17 1742
Married	17 Aug 1742	Salisbury, Essex, MA
	David Eastman Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001 Name: David Eastman Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 17 Aug 1742 Event Place: Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States Gender: Male Spouse's Name: Susanna Flanders Spouse's Gender: Female Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001 Document Information: Reference ID Book 1, p.173 GS Film Number 890245 Digital Folder Number 007009666 Image Number 00402 Citing this Record "Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town Records, 1626-2001," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q29G-LDW3 : 5 November 2017), David Eastman and Susanna Flanders, 17 Aug 1742; citing Marriage, Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States, , town clerk offices, Massachusetts; FHL microfilm 890,245. An Account of Marriages in the year 1742 ... August 17 1742 Benjamin Eastman & Martha Carter Augst 17 1742 David Eastman & Susanna Flanders
Family ID	F16731	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Mary FOLLANSBEE?, b. Bef 1757

Married C 1777

Children

	1. Elizabeth EASTMAN, b. [1778], Kennebec River, ME , d. Bef 1861 CENSUS
	2. Robert EASTMAN, b. C 1780?, d. Bef 1822 ASSESS?
	3. Mary EASTMAN, b. [FEBRUARY 1783], d. 17 Jun 1870
	4. Thomas EASTMAN, b. Bef 1795, d. 14 Dec 1832 (Age > 37 years)
	5. David EASTMAN, b. St Andrews, Charlotte, NB , d. 18 Apr 1882, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB
	6. Hannah EASTMAN, b. [1792], St Andrews, Charlotte, NB , d. Bef 1880 CENSUS?
	7. Sybil EASTMAN, b. NB , d. 1825-1829
	8. John EASTMAN, b. *[1801], d. Bef 1900 CENSUS

Family ID F3905 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

Esther Clark Wright suggested that David Eastman had a connection to Pennsylvania, and perhaps was born there. After consulting numerous sources I have never been able to find the reference to PA. David was probably born in New Hampshire, coming to Maine with his family, and removing to New Brunswick after the War.

It is known that David lived in the Garrison at Penobscot during the Revolutionary War. In 1783, he and the rest of those Loyalists left Maine for Charlotte County. He lived at St Stephen for a few years before purchasing a farm lot in Bayside in 1787. All of the Eastmans emenating from St Andrews are likely his descendants.

Only one reference to David's birthplace is given, that being in 1880 when his son John's parents' birthplaces were given as his father born in Maine and mother born in Massachusetts. It is clear that he lived in Maine before coming to New Brunswick, and considering he took refuge at Fortt George, he and his family probably lived in the mid-coastal area.

In a petition submitted by his daughter Elizabeth, she gives her birthplace as "Kennebec," which is not specific, but certainly points to a well defined region. There was a Samuel Eastman family living at Gardiner in the 1770s. Investigation of this family did not uncover a David connected to the family, nor any indication that David lived in the area.

Another Eastman family lived at Harpswell. Harpswell is situated in Casco Bay. The Kennebec River runs through Bath, the town just to the east of Harpswell. Although Harpswell is not on the Kennebec River, it is certainly in what would have been called Kennebec. The Kennebec proprietors owned the land 15 miles on either side of the river. This patent is often called the Bingham or Kennebec Purchase, and would certainly encompass Harpswell.

The Harpswell Eastmans were David and his wife Susannah Flanders. They were married in Salisbury, Massachuettsin 1742, and settled in New Hampshire. They had about 8 children before he died in 1756. None of the children's births were recorded in Massachusetts, so they were all likely born in Sandown, New Hampshire, where the family lived.

Susannah remarried by 1758 to Nathaniel Eastman. The family moved to Harpswell by 1764. Among the children of David and Susannah was a son David born in 1755, most likely at Sandown. It seems this is the Bayside David. No further information about this David is known in the family memory of the descendants of David and Susannah, and the Revolutionary War may be the reason why.

The genealogy "History and genealogy of the Eastman Family in America" by Guy S Rix records that an old Eastman descendant from the David and Susuannah line remembers three brothers, two who took up with the Americans, and the third who stayed loyal to the king, settling on the British side of the St Croix. As David and Susannah had three sons, John, Kingsbury, and David, the story may have a leg to stand on. Kingsbury is a known Patriot, and his service is documented. He remained in Harpswell until his death in 1791. It is not clear if John served in the War, and no service record in Maine is consistent with his serving from there, or from Massachusetts. So it is hard to say how he fits into this story. Our David, though, did remove to the British side of the St Croix, Loyal to the Crown.

So it is consistent to conclude that David Eastman was born in 1755 in Sandown, New Hampshire. He moved to Maine before 1764 with his mother and her second husband. He was married about 1777 (or perhaps somewhat before), probabaly in the Harpswell area. A David Eastman appears in a militia list in nearby Woolwich in 1777. About 1782 he took his family to the Garrison at Penobscot where he remained for the rest of the war. When the fort was abandoned in 1783, he and his family moved to Charlotte County.
All Saints Anglican: Checked
Johnson's Vitals: Nil
Early NB Probate: Nil
Old Soldiers: Nil
ECW: David Eastman Pennsylvania St Andrews
Eastport Sentinel: Nil
Artificers: Nil
York County Registry Books: Nil
Sunbury County Registry Books: Nil
First Families: Nil
Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire: Nil
ME Soldiers and Sailors: p 227 David Eastman Woolwich Militia r Woolwich [Zebulon Harmon Papers Collection 22 Volume 18 Page 68. Maine Historical Society]
Balltown 1777: Nil
Gardiner 1777: Samuel Eastman [s Ebenezer Eastman m Mary Colford]
Hallowell 1777: Nil
Winthrop 1777: Nil
Warren 1777: Nil
Pownalborough 1766: Nil
Pownalborough 1771: Samuel Eastman 1 poll [s Ebenezer Eastman m Mary Colford]
Pownalborough 1777: Nil
Lincoln County Probate: Nil
Brunswick Marriages & Intentions: Nil Eastman 1765-1780
Bath Vital Records: Nil
Woolwich Vitals: Nil
Georgetown Vital Records: Nil
Loyalist Claims: Nil
Maine Marriages CD: Nil
Cumberland County Registry of Deeds: Nil
Loyalists of Massachusetts: Nil
Harpswell Assessment 1784: Nathaniel Eastman, Hinbel? [Kingsbury?] Eastman

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cannbfam/CH.pdf
RETURN OF THE BACK LANDS OF THE PENOBSCOTT LOYALIST - 1784
Cleadie Barnett
David Eastman 1 woman 3 children 200 acres [Apparently at St Stephen Lot 137]

There was a Robert Eastman in Kittery early 1700s

Evidence for children: Petition 1796 wife and "family" "several children". Henry Eastman of St Stephen doesn't seem to be closely related.
Robert: inferred from 1784 return
Elizabeth: See biography of son James.
Mary: inferred from 1784 return
Thomas: implied Deed lot 46: David Eastman Senr to David Eastman Junr and Thomas Eastman
David: implied Deed lot 46: David Eastman Senr to David Eastman Junr and Thomas Eastman
Hannah:
Sybil: marriage wits David Eastman, Thomas Eastman
John: owned part of Lot 46
History and genealogy of the Eastman family of America : containing biographical sketches and genealogies of both males and fem
History and genealogy of the Eastman Family in America
p 117
Kingsbury Eastman bap South Hampton 19 July 1750 d 10 November 1791 at seas. r by 1770 Harpswell. Many traditions have been handed down of this family; one is from a very aged descendant. "Three brothers came from England to America. One of these settled in New Hampshire. The other two settled in Harpswell, Maine. One of these took the king's side in the Revolutionary war, and settled on the English side of the St Croix river. He finally went to Nova Scotia. The third brother, whose name is not recalled, espoused the cause of liberty. His wife's name was Susan, of Dutch origins. She was a woman of superior strength, and at all the raisings and gatherings in all those days they had wrestling bouts, and she would always throw the last man. She could pick up a cask of cider and drink from the bung. She could butcher a 400 pound hog and hang his up without aid from any one. She drove six English offivers from her house because they were saucy to her."

m1 Mary Hadley 22 November 1770 m2 Ruth Mareen Eaton
Children 7 sons 4 daughters
Town Lot St Andrews Lot 4 Block E Morris's Division

Index to New Brunswick Land Grants, 1784 - 1997 (RS686)
Name EASTMAN, David
Volume NS-A
Page 165
Grant number 95
Place Saint Andrews
County Sunbury
Date 1785-05-21
Accompanying plan No
Acres 0
Microfilm F16302
Comment Re-registered NS Grant of 1784/06/01: Town Lot
Other names on this grant (354)

Volume D Page 54
No 43
[57/473]
David Eastman St Andrews
David W Jack St Andrews
3 pounds
Lot 4 Block E Morris's Division
granted to me
19 June 1810
David Eastman
Wit: Thos Wyer, Nathan Niblock
Lot 133 St Stephen granted to David Eastman

Index to New Brunswick Land Grants, 1784 - 1997 (RS686)
Name EASTMAN, David
Volume NS-A
Page 176
Grant number 96
Place Passamaquoddy
County Sunbury
Date 1785-05-21
Accompanying plan No
Acres 100
Microfilm F16302
Comment Re-registered NS Grant of 1784/08/03: Penobscot Association
Other names on this grant (188)

Volume B Page 420
[423/753]
No 716
David Eastman mariner St Andrews
Stephen Hanson farmer Charlotte, NB
7 pounds
Eastern side of the St Croix in the township of St Stephen
Lot 137 [sic. He as granted Lot 133] granted to David Eastman
14 April 1796
David Eastman
Wit: Hugh MacKay, Donald McDonald
Lot 171 granted to Thomas Littlejohn

ECW: Thomas Littlejohn, Peter Littlejohn both grantees St Andrews
Registry Books 1: Only the 1 deed

http://carensecord.ca/locations/NewBrunswick/Lists/PenobscotGroupSorted.html
From Library and Archives Canada, Ward Chipman Papers, Muster Master General's Office - Loyalists Musters, 1776-1785
(M.G. 23, D 1, Series I, Volume 24, pages 172-177) Microfilm C-9818
The list below has been sorted in alphabetical order by surname, in order to isolate possible family groups.
Return of Men, Women and Children of the Penobscot Loyalists Settled in the District of Passamaquoddy the 10th of June 1784
Men: Thomas Littlejohn, Peter Littlejohn

Volume A Page 177
[180/485]
Thomas Littlejohn mariner St Andrews
David Eastman gentleman St Andrews
10 pounds Halifax currency
Lot 1871
6 November 1784
Thomas Littlejohn [His mark]
Wit: Robert Fawcet, Sam Bayley

Volume C Page 434
[439/560]
No 337
David Eastman St Andrews
Jacob Maybee farmer St Stephen
10 pounds
East side of Schoodic River
Lot 171 Penobscot
100 acres
14 July 1796
David Eastman
Wit: Wm Buchannan, N Marks
Registered 2 December 1807
Lot 46

[Registry Books: Nil Adams]

Index to New Brunswick Land Grants, 1784 - 1997 (RS686)
Name ADAMS, Jane
Volume NS-A
Page 176
Grant number 96
Place Passamaquoddy
County Sunbury
Date 1785-05-21
Accompanying plan No
Acres 100
Microfilm F16302
Comment Re-registered NS Grant of 1784/08/03: Penobscot Association
Other names on this grant (188)

Index to New Brunswick Land Grants, 1784 - 1997 (RS686)
Name ADAMS, Jean
Volume NS-A
Page 165
Grant number 95
Place Saint Andrews
County Sunbury
Date 1785-05-21
Accompanying plan No
Acres 0
Microfilm F16302
Comment Re-registered NS Grant of 1784/06/01: Town Lot
Other names on this grant (354)

Volume A Page 116
[119/485]
No 10
John Dowling gentleman St Andrews
John Bentley merchant Town of St Andrews
20 pounds
Lot 46 given to me by Jane Adams
John Rigby on the north and Alexander Greenlaw on the south
21 May 1786
John Dowling
Wit: Nathan Phillips, Archie Murphy

Volume A Page 241
[244/485]
No 93
John Bentley merchant St Andrews
David Eastman mariner St Stephen
100 pounds
Lot 46
100 acres
purchased by me from John Dowling attorney to Jane Adams in the grants
7 February 1787
John Bentley
Elizabeth Bentley
Wit: Jer Pote, H B Brown

Volume D Page 318
[322/473]
No 336
David Eastman Senior yeoman St Andrews and wife Mary
David Eastman Junior, Thomas Eastman, yeomen St Andrews
100 pounds
Lot 46
conveyed by John Bentley to David Eastman Senior
beginning at the southern point of the said Lot
thence running the whole breadth of it upon the sea board
thence east upon the line between David Eastmen and Stephen Ford until it intersects the high road at a cedar stake and stones
thence following the road toward the southward until the dividing line between David Eastman and Alexander Greenlaw is intersected at a cedar stake and stones
thence upon the dividing line to the place of beginning
30 April 1813
David Eastman Sr
Mary Eastman

Volume G Page 187
[192/450
No 124
Thomas Eastman yeoman St Andrews
Harris Hatch Esq St Andrews
29 11 4
land in St Andrews
west side of the high road leading from the Town of St Andrews Wauweig
beginning at the bouds of the lots of land owned by Adolphus McInrish and the said Thomas Eastman
thence running 25 rods in a southerly direction up the said high road
thence in a westerly direction to the river St Croix
thence by the shore in a northerly direction 25 rods to the dividing line between Eastman and McIntosh
thence upon the dividing line to the bounds first mentioned
2 June 1822
Thomas Eastman
Wit: Robt S Mowatt

Volume I Page 93
[96/553]
No 70
David Eastman yeoman St Andrews
John Eastman yeoman St Andrews
100 pounds
part of Lot 46 being on the upper side of the road leading from St Andrews to Connick's in the parish of St Andrews
28 July 1825
David Eastman
Wit: H Hatch, Elathum Taylor

Volume N Page 162
[165/553]
No 123
10 February 1834
John Eastman yeoman Calais and wife Rebecca
Harris Hatch Esq, Samuel H Whitlock Esq, St Andrews
175 pounds
quit claim
Lot 46 on which John Eastman lately resided
on the upper or northeastern side of the road
originally granted to Jane Adams
John Eastman
Rebecca Eastman
Wit: Wellington Hatch, M G Andrews, Thomas Armstrong, David A Rose

Volume P Page 238
[241/550
No 188
Harris Hatch, Samuel H Whitlock, Esquires, St Andrews
David Eastman farmer St Andrews
125 pounds
part of Lot 46 Penobscot
Southern half part on the upper northeastern side of the Highway leading from St Andrews to Waweig
and right of way in common with Henry Rigby over the northern half part at the foot of the mountain 12 feet wide
20 April 1836
H Hatch
S H Whitlock
Wit: Thomas Wyer

Volume P Page 239
[242/550]
No 189
Harris Hatch, Samuel H Whitlock, Esquires, St Andrews
Henry Rigby farmer St Andrews
125 pounds
part of Lot 46 Penobscot
northern half part on the upper northeastern side of the Highway leading from St Andrews to Waweig
and right of way in common with Henry Rigby over the northern half part at the foot of the mountain 12 feet wide
20 April 1836
H Hatch
S H Whitlock
Wit: Thomas Wyer

Volume V Page 32 [35/676]
No 1200
Harris Hatch Esq St Andrews
Hiram Greenlaw yeoman St Andrews
100 pounds
on the south side of the High road leading from the Town of St Andrews to Warwigh
beginning at the bounds of the lot of land owned formerly by one Adolphus McIntosh
thence running 25 rods in a southerly direction upon the said High Road
thence in a westerly direction to the shore of the River St Croix
thence by the shore in a northerly direction 25 rods to the dividing line between the said Eastman and the said Adolphus McIntosh
thence upon the said dividing line to the bounds first mentioned
30 acres more or less
reserving ? to the widow of Thomas Eastman her right to the dower and right of ? and to the said lot of land who is not in possession of her said right to the said lot aforesaid
15 November 1848
H Hatch
Ann Hatch
Wit: Thomas Wyer

Lot 46 and Lot 10
Volume W Page 603 [606/673]
No 2192
Hiram Greenlaw yeoman St Andrews
William F Cookson laborer St Andrews
30 pounds
east by the Great Road leading from St Andrews to St Stephen
south by lands owned by Robert Eastman
north by Thomas Eastman
west by the St Croix
reserving the width of 12 1/2 rods
15 acres same lands conveyed to me by the Honorable Harris Hatch and his wife in November last
part of Lot 46
also
north by the south line of Lot 6 granted to Walter Greenlaw
south by lands conveyed by me to John Wheaton
west by Second Chamcook Lake and the east line of Lot 5 granted to James Greenlaw
east by the Lake on the east side of the Frye Road
reserving a width of 30 rods
30 acres
part of Lot 10 granted to Donald Mallock
30 October 1849
Hiram Greenlaw
Wit: C R Hatheway, B R Fitzgerald

Volume Y Page 257 [260/668]
No 2896
Hiram Greenlaw yeoman St Andrews
Thomas Eastman yeoman St Andrews
40 pounds
northern half of Lot
west side of the Highway leading from the Town of St Andrews to Waweig
beginning at the bounds of the lot of land formerly owned by one Adolphus McIntosh
thence running 25 rods in a southerly direction upon the said high road
thence in a westerly direction to the shore of the River St Croix
thence by the shore in a northerly direction 25 rods to the dividing line between said Eastman and one Hugh Cavan [Lot 47]
thence upon said dividing line to the bounds first mentioned
30 acres
subject to the right, title, dower and right of dower of the Widow Eastman wife of Thomas Eastman
3 April 1849
Hiram Greenlaw
Wit: Harris Hatch
Nathaniel EASTMAN Colonial Soldiers and Officers in New England, 1620-1775 Military Records
MILITARY RECORD : 1755
LOCATION : r Rumford, Oxford, Maine, United States
COMPANY : Peter Parker
EXPEDITION : Crown Point
VOLUME : Massachusetts Officers and Soldiers in the French and Indian Wars, 1755-1756
PAGE : 61
Lincoln County Land Records 1772-1790

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Samuel Goodwin Jr to Samuel Eastman Book 18 1770-1772 Page 189
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Robert Hill to Benjamin Eastman Book 23 1789 Page 172
Benjamin Ladd to Benjamin Eastman Book 23 1789 Page 173
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Samuel Eastman to Richard Hubbard Book 9 Page 1772-1773 Page 59
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Benjamin Eastman to Benjamin Row Book 22 1788 Page 131
Samuel Eastman to Jonathan Bowman Book 22 1788 Page 223
Samuel Eastman to Benjamin Ladd Book 25 1789-1790 Page 225

Samuel Eastman b 1727 Kingston, Rockingham, NH d Pittston m 1748 NH Abigail Hubbard s Thomas Eastman m Abigail French
Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 13 Number 1552
Date October 11 1851
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper New Brunswick Courier
d. Turner's Ridge, St. Patrick (Charlotte Co.) 26th ult., at residence of her uncle, Thomas GRANT, Miss Eliza Jane EASTMAN, age 22; 28th ult., Jane GRANT w/o Thomas GRANT, age 45.

Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 16 Number 1272
Date May 7 1856
County Charlotte
Place Saint Andrews
Newspaper St. Andrews Standard
m. 30th ult., by Rev. A. McNutt, Edward SIMcOE, jr. / Miss Lydia EASTMAN, both of St. Andrews (Charlotte Co.)

Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 24 Number 2298
Date December 19 1866
County Charlotte
Place Saint Andrews
Newspaper St. Andrews Standard
m. St. Stephen (Charlotte Co.) Thursday 28th ult., by Rev. P.M. Morrison, Andrew McCALLUM / Priscilla EASTMAN, both of St. Stephen.

Daniel F Johnson's New Brunswick Newspaper Vital Statistics
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 40 Number 1421
Date April 6 1876
County Charlotte
Place Saint Stephen
Newspaper Saint Croix Courier
m. Wesleyan Parsonage, 4th inst., by Rev. J. Prince, William P. WESTCOTT / Miss Mary E. EASTMAN both of St. Stephen (Charlotte Co.)
History of Brunswick, Topsham, and Harpswell, Maine, including the ancient territory known as Pejepscot
by Wheeler, George Augustus
Publication date 1878
p 301
In Harpswell
About 1762, Richard Starbird and Timothy Bailey were licensed as innholders, in Harpswell.

A Mr Eastman kept a sailor boardingn-house on the east side of Condy's Point [Cundy Point], Great Island [Sebascodegan Island], before and during the Revolution.

p 668
About 1766 a one-story house was built on this island, near Condy's Harbor, by James Eastman. It is still standing, and is now occupied by Mrs Adaline Elliott.

p 687
About the year 1782, though probably somewhat earlier, but still towards the close of the war, a daring and succesful exploit was performed by the patriotic inhabitants of Great Sebascodigan Island. For some years previously, several small schooners, acting as "tenders" to the English war vessels, had infested the waters of Casco Bay, landing at defenceless places and robbing the farmers and preying upon the fishermen. The inhabitants at last, incensed by these maraudings, resolved to retaliate. Knowing that the crew of one of these vessels often came to Condy's to trade and to have a carousal at a store kept by a Mrs. Eastman (a noted Tory), they decided to capture the vessel and crew.