Individual Details
Eunice Singletery
(7 Jan 1641 - 5 Oct 1715)
See "The Great Migration Begins, Immigrants to New England 1620-1633" by Robert Charles Anderson, dated 1995, Vol II page 860.
Events
| Birth | 7 Jan 1641 | Salisbury (Essex), Massachusetts Bay, British America |  |  | |
| Marriage | 6 Jan 1659 | Andover, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British America - Thomas Eaton | | | |
| Death | 5 Oct 1715 | Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British America | | ||
| Burial | 8 Oct 1715 | Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British America | | ||
| LDS Family Tree ID | LVC9-VR6 | ||||
| WikiTree | Singletary-281 |
Families
| Spouse | Thomas Eaton ( - 1708) |
| Child | Thomas Eaton Jr. (1660 - 1696) |
| Child | Lidia Eaton (1662 - 1737) |
| Child | John Eaton (1664 - 1736) |
| Child | Jonathan Eaton (1668 - 1724) |
| Child | Job Eaton (1671 - ) |
| Child | Timothy Eaton (1674 - 1763) |
| Child | Ebenezer Eaton (1677 - ) |
| Child | child twin Eaton (1680 - 1680) |
| Child | Martha Eaton (1680 - ) |
| Child | Ruth Eaton (1684 - 1750) |
| Father | Richard Singletery (1585 - 1687) |
| Mother | Savannah Cooke (1616 - 1682) |
Notes
Birth
Birth date and location from Family Search, Ancestral File online.Essex was not created until 10 May 1643.
Marriage
Marriage date and location for Eunice Singletary is from "Essex Antiquarian" Vol 2 page 134 found at NEHGS online.Birth, marriage of 6 Jan 1658 and death dates and location is from Family Search, Ancestral File online.
Death
Death date and location from Family Search, Ancestral File online.Burial
Buried date and location from Family Search, Ancestral File online.Endnotes
1. Eaton Family Association, Report of the Sixth Annual Reunion of the Eaton Family Association (New Haven: Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, 1891), page 27; digital images, Heritage Quest Onlinepage ( : accessed .
2. Eaton Family Association, Report of the Sixth Annual Reunion of the Eaton Family Association (New Haven: Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, 1891), page 17 and 27; digital images, Heritage Quest Onlinepage ( : accessed .
3. David W. Hoyt, The Old families of Salisbury and Amesbury, Massachusetts: With some related Families of Newbury, Haverhill, Ipswich, and Hampton, Part I (Providence. R. I.: Snow & Farnhamj, Printers, 1897), page 147; (my books), ( : accessed .