. History, genealogical and biographical, of the Eaton families. ril 18, 1769;m Mrs. Esther Cater 328 2 John 329 3 Ward m Judith Ingalls 330 4 Timothy b July 20, 1761; m BettyFrye 212 5 James Eaton, son of (79 1) b May28, 1738; m Abigail Emerson, and removedto Nova Scotia; afterwards settled in Goffs-town, N. H., where he was killed by lightningJune 29, 1809. Issue 331 1 Eaton Grange, the summer home of thesons and daughters of John Eaton, is locatedin the south-eastern part of the town ofSutton on the road from South Sutton toWarren, near the highest point of KimballsHill, so called from Cale
. History, genealogical and biographical, of the Eaton families. ril 18, 1769;m Mrs. Esther Cater 328 2 John 329 3 Ward m Judith Ingalls 330 4 Timothy b July 20, 1761; m BettyFrye 212 5 James Eaton, son of (79 1) b May28, 1738; m Abigail Emerson, and removedto Nova Scotia; afterwards settled in Goffs-town, N. H., where he was killed by lightningJune 29, 1809. Issue 331 1 Eaton Grange, the summer home of thesons and daughters of John Eaton, is locatedin the south-eastern part of the town ofSutton on the road from South Sutton toWarren, near the highest point of KimballsHill, so called from Caleb Kimball, its firstsettler who was supposed to have come herein 1780-81. The altitude of the site is sometwelve hundred feet above the sea-level. 4H EATON GENEALOGY The air is breezy, cool and healthful. Theroads are hilly, but the drives are emboweredwith trees, shady and attractive, and theviews from the open heights are can be seen the steeplesof the Warner churches; southerly is Stuartmountain, 1800 feet high; south-westwardly. EATON GRANGE is Loveils mountain. Turning to the rightthe eye takes in Sun ape e mountain, at whosebase nestles Sunapee lake in all its beauty, atan altitude of about 1,100 feet; then , and New London hills, the last withits church and academy, until directly norththe eye rests upon Kearsarge, which in itsmajesty crowns the surrounding landscapeat the height of 2,942 feet. The summit ofthe mountain is about eight miles from the NOVA SCOTIA BRANCH 415 Grange, towards which it descends contin-uously to Stevens brook as that courses itsway toward Warner river along the foot ofKimballs hill (Christie L. Eaton) 214 7 Lieut. Nathaniel Eaton, son of (79 Grange and1), b May. 5, 1743; m May 8, 1766, Rebecca Notes ofDodge, of Lunenburg, Mass. They first set- Andrewtied on a farm in Concord, where their first Kimball andchild, John, was born, but sold it to Thomas ^^J?™Eaton, of Bow, viz., Oct. 6, 1768, and Nathan-
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