Family register
Samuel Eaton
1620–1684confirmed
Samuel Eaton (1620 – 1684) was born to Francis Eaton and Sarah Eaton. He died in 1684, in Middleboro, Plymouth Colony.
Early life
Samuel Eaton was the son of Francis Eaton and Sarah Eaton.[1][3] He was born about early 1620, though MayflowerHistory gives his birth as late 1619 or early 1620.[1][2][3] He came on the Mayflower as "a sucking child".[1]
Later life and death
He lived in Duxbury and later in Middleboro.[1] He died about 1684 and was buried at Nemasket Hill Cemetery.[1]
Life and records
MayflowerHistory: born late 1619 or early 1620; apprenticed to John Cooke in 1636; died not long before 29 October 1684.
