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Mary Evans Patrick Eastman

Birth	:	14 Sep 1851 Randolph County, Missouri, USA
Death	:	18 Apr 1922 Butte County, California, USA
Burial	:	Resurrection Cemetery, Madison, Dane County, USA
Coordinate	:	43.0663109, -89.4321899
Plot	:	Sec 17 Lot 67 sp 3
Description	:	"Mary Evans (née Patrick), married Sylvester G. Eastman; resides near Chico"; Source: "History of Butte County, Cal.," by George C. Mansfield, Pages 491-493, Historic Record Co, Los Angeles, CA, 1918. ~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Eastman have had no children of their own but have reared twenty children, legally adopting one, Lydia May Parks, who became the wife of Oscar Kroninger. She died in 1916, leaving two children, Oscar R. and Mary Esther. Among the other children we mention Margaret Ann Pilkey, who married Thomas Crouch and lives at Butte City. She has two brothers, George W. and Edward J. Pilkey.... Read More	"Mary Evans (née Patrick), married Sylvester G. Eastman; resides near Chico"; Source: "History of Butte County, Cal.," by George C. Mansfield, Pages 491-493, Historic Record Co, Los Angeles, CA, 1918. ~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Eastman have had no children of their own but have reared twenty children, legally adopting one, Lydia May Parks, who became the wife of Oscar Kroninger. She died in 1916, leaving two children, Oscar R. and Mary Esther. Among the other children we mention Margaret Ann Pilkey, who married Thomas Crouch and lives at Butte City. She has two brothers, George W. and Edward J. Pilkey. Mrs. Eastman is rearing Earl Evans Stover, a descendent of the Pilkey family and a son of Charles Stover of Red Bluff. Mrs. Eastman is known as a good rancher, for she managed a dairy for some years, and is now running two farms upon which grain is raised, one hundred acres being an inheritance from her mother, Mrs. Salmon. Mr. and Mrs. Eastman set out the first domestic dry land orchard in the county and this is still in bearing. Both these pioneers suffered from fever and ague as well as many other hardships in early days. Mr. Eastman fought the Pitt River Indians and has done his part to make this state a safe place in which to live. The battle with Indians was caused by the murder of two girls and a boy, members of the Heacock family. They were picking blackberries when Indians killed both girls outright, the boy being tortured to death by younger Indians. A band of seventy-five young ranchers pursued the Indians and, upon overtaking them, killed thirty-two. Mr. Eastman fired the first shot, filling an Indian with buckshot from his old shotgun. No more trouble was experienced from the Redskins. Mr. Eastman has always been a stanch Republican and a public spirited citizen. Both he and his wife have a host of friends who admire their many good qualities of mind and heart. Source: "History of Butte County, Cal.," by George C. Mansfield, Pages 966-969, Historic Record Co, Los Angeles, CA, 1918. ~~~~ Chico Record, Wednesday Morning, April 19, 1922, pg 4 col 5: Mary Eastman, Old Settler Here, Passes. Resident of Butte County for Sixty-Four Years Dies at Enloe Hospital. Mary Evans Eastman, 70, residing in California for the past 64 years, died yesterday morning in the Enloe hospital at 9:45 following an illness of a few weeks. Mrs. Eastman was a native of Missouri, coming to this state with her parents 64 years ago and settled at the spot now known as the Patrick ranch south of town. She was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Garrison Patrick, and was highly respected by her many friends who mourn her death. The wedding of Mrs. Eastman to Sylvester Eastman took place September 1, 1872. After their wedding the couple took up their residence on the Dayton road where they resided thereafter. Her husband passed away at the family home some time ago. Mrs. Eastman leaves no children to mourn her. In losing Mrs. Eastman Butte county loses one of its oldest and most respected citizens. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. R.J. Moore and Mrs. Bee Compton, and one brother, W.G. Patrick, all residents of Chico and the vicinity. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2:30 from the Christian church, Rev. Rose officiating. Halleck Post Relief Corps No. 42 will conduct services at the cemetery. Honorary pall bearers will be as follows: F.L. Popplewell, William Collins, Philander Stone, John Mullen, James McConnell and William Gandy. Active pall bearers will be as follows: Will Rogers, Ben Crouch, John Wannop, John Leeper, Jack Thomasson and Henry Smith.

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Where is Mary Evans Patrick Eastman's memorial?
Mary Evans Patrick Eastman's memorial is located at: Resurrection Cemetery, Madison, Dane County, USA.
When did Mary Evans Patrick Eastman death?
Mary Evans Patrick Eastman death on 18 Apr 1922 in Butte County, California, USA
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Latitude: 43.0663109
Longitude: -89.4321899

Family Members:

Parent

William Garrison Patrick Sr.

(1825 - 1870)

Melissa Virginia Wright Patrick Salmon

(1831 - 1898)

Spouse

Sylvester Gridley Eastman

(1841 - 1919)

Siblings

Elizabeth F. Patrick Schoonover

(1854 - 1905)

Bee Patrick Compton

(1864 - 1945)

William Garrison Patrick Jr.

(1870 - 1935)

Children

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