Tilden Smith

BirthABT 1771 - Swanton, Franklin, Vermont

DeathMarch 15, 1851 - Bosanquet, Arkona, Ontario, Canada

MotherRemembrance Rowley

FatherTILTON EASTMAN (m 1805 Polly (Mary?) Owen) (m 1770 Remembrance Rowlee) (b 1741 CT-d 1805 Hamburg, NJ)

Born in Swanton, Franklin, Vermont on ABT 1771 to TILTON EASTMAN (m 1805 Polly (Mary?) Owen) (m 1770 Remembrance Rowlee) (b 1741 CT-d 1805 Hamburg, NJ) and Remembrance Rowley. Tilden Smith married Esther Moon and had 8 children. He passed away on March 15, 1851 in Bosanquet, Arkona, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents

Tilton Eastman (M 1805 Polly (Mary?) Owen) (M 1770 Remembrance Rowlee) (B 1741 Ct-d 1805 Hamburg, Nj)
1741 - 1805

Remembrance Rowley
1749 - 1808

Spouse(s)

Esther Moon
1780 - 1823

Mary White
Unknown - Unknown

Elizabeth Kent
Unknown - Unknown

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Thirzah Eastman
1800 - 1878

Polly Eastman
1798 - 1870

Nial Eastman
1802 - 1872

Jonas Osborn Eastman
1818 - 1885

Nathan Eastman
1816 - 1866

Mahalah Eastman
1804 - 1859

Lois Eastman
1817 - Unknown

Esther Rosetta Eastman
1827 - Unknown

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