. History, genealogical and biographical, of the Eaton families. REV. GEORGE WASHINGTON EATON, D. D., LL. Colgate University, Hamilton, N. Y. (659). EATOX HALL, COLGATE UNIVERSITY WELSH BRANCH 661 He knew nothing of cowardice but met everyissue on the high ground of Christian manli-ness. His first and last question on anysubject was Is it right?. That determinedin his own mind, his position was takenwhether he stood alone or with the multitude. His memory was prodigious, his eloquencemassive. He was as artless as a child, insympathy with the weak, the wronged andthe suffering extra
. History, genealogical and biographical, of the Eaton families. REV. GEORGE WASHINGTON EATON, D. D., LL. Colgate University, Hamilton, N. Y. (659). EATOX HALL, COLGATE UNIVERSITY WELSH BRANCH 661 He knew nothing of cowardice but met everyissue on the high ground of Christian manli-ness. His first and last question on anysubject was Is it right?. That determinedin his own mind, his position was takenwhether he stood alone or with the multitude. His memory was prodigious, his eloquencemassive. He was as artless as a child, insympathy with the weak, the wronged andthe suffering extraordinary. His memory is perpetuated in Eaton Hallwhich stands on the site of the house Wood-land Heights where he lived for forty yearsand where in the Theological Seminary ofColgate University is carried on the workto which he devoted himself. On his monument is his last message tothe students Tell the young men not tohave a divided Consecration. Eliza Boardman, his wife, was of Colonialdescent through Samuel Boardman who emi-grated from England. One of her ancestorswas Samuel Wolcott, brother of Oliver, thesigner of the Declaration of Independence .and
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