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Sally Howe

Birth2 MAY 1795 - New Hampton, Belknap, New Hampshire, USA
Death12 APR 1861 - Holderness, Grafton, New Hampshire, USA
MotherHannah Mallon
FatherEbenezer How

Born in New Hampton, Belknap, New Hampshire, USA on 2 MAY 1795 to Ebenezer How and Hannah Mallon. Sally Howe married Thomas Eastman and had 11 children. She passed away on 12 APR 1861 in Holderness, Grafton, New Hampshire, USA.

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Parents
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Ebenezer How
1762 - 1829
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Hannah Mallon
1764 - 1844
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Eastman
1788 - 1858
Children Show all
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Adeline Clark Eastman
1824 - Unknown
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Benjamin Holmes Eastman
1815 - 1901
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Charles Cox Eastman
1820 - 1896
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John H Eastman
1831 - 1852
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Stephen H. Eastman
1833 - 1893
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Hannah H. Eastman
1818 - 1887
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Clementine G Eastman
1826 - 1842
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Susan Eastman
1819 - 1835
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George C Eastman
1822 - Unknown
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Stephen H. Eastman
1833 - Unknown
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Benjamin H Eastman
1794 - 1881

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