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Steward EASTY

Birth1730 - Stoughton, , Massachusetts
Death2 Apr 1821 - Westmoreland, , New Hampshire
MotherJane Steward
FatherJoseph Estey

Born in Stoughton, , Massachusetts on 1730 to Joseph Estey and Jane Steward. Steward EASTY married Elizabeth (Mary) Stearns and had 8 children. He passed away on 2 Apr 1821 in Westmoreland, , New Hampshire.

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Parents
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Joseph Estey
1658 - 1739
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Jane Steward
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth (Mary) Stearns
1706 - 1740
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Mary Stearns
1706 - 1738
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Abigail Davenport
1730 - 1811
Children Show all
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Steward Esty
1764 - 1841
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William Esty
1759 - 1843
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David Stearns
1766 - Unknown
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Sarah Eastey
1756 - 1844
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Isaac Estey
1762 - 1807
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David Estey
1766 - 1833
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Edward Easty
1752 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Esty
1755 - 1812

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