. History, genealogical and biographical, of the Eaton families. 839 1813-1840 Johiel E. Eaton m Sarah Coalman, Mar. 26, 1840; m by Rev. J. D. Kennear IRISH BRANCH 735 Joseph E. Eaton m Peggy Ann Ankrim,Feb. 16, 1832 Tradition tells us that the ancestors ofthis branch of the Eaton family were descen-dants of the Eaton of the plantation of Ulsterin King James time, and came from Scotland,the original form of the name being Aytoun. John Eaton of Ireland Issue: John Eaton m Margaret Craig; he was asubstantial farmer holding the land which hadbeen tilled by his ancestors for several genera-tions.
. History, genealogical and biographical, of the Eaton families. 839 1813-1840 Johiel E. Eaton m Sarah Coalman, Mar. 26, 1840; m by Rev. J. D. Kennear IRISH BRANCH 735 Joseph E. Eaton m Peggy Ann Ankrim,Feb. 16, 1832 Tradition tells us that the ancestors ofthis branch of the Eaton family were descen-dants of the Eaton of the plantation of Ulsterin King James time, and came from Scotland,the original form of the name being Aytoun. John Eaton of Ireland Issue: John Eaton m Margaret Craig; he was asubstantial farmer holding the land which hadbeen tilled by his ancestors for several genera-tions. He was highly esteemed for his chris-tian character and kindly help to all in need;d at the age of 42. Margaret Craig Eaton wasdistinguished by all the characteristics ofher race, intellectual, moral and religious, astrong and notable woman. The issue of thismarriage was nine children. Issue: 1 Robert became a merchant in London,Ontario and St. Marys; d in 1893 2 James also a dry-goods merchant; d in1904 3 John remained on the home farm and din 1895 45678 Sara. TIMOTHY EATON (736) IRISH BRANCH 737 9 Timothy b in the townland of Cloghertwo miles from Ballymena, county Antrim,Ireland; m in 1834, Margaret Beattie Timothy Eaton, son of John Eaton and Margaret Craig; b in Ireland in 1834; d inToronto, Canada, Jan. 31, 1907; being theyoungest of nine children. In 1850-1 heentered the apprenticeship of a merchant inthe town of Portglenone; his time served in1857 he followed his elder brothers to he found employment in Glen Williamsand a little later set up for himself in thevillage of Kirkton. Under the ministry of theRev. Alexander Campbell, in a Methodistrevival he became a Methodist, but neverdid he forget the foundations of religious lifelaid under the instructions of his godly Presby-terian mother and the ministrations of thechurch of his forefathers. With his brotherhe removed to St. Marys, later removing toToronto where after sixteen years of patienttoil he secured
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