Isaiah Eaton
- Born: 15 Oct 1757, Haverhill MA
- Marriage (1): Priscilla West
- Died: 21 Jan 1847, Westminster VT
General notes:
Silversmith and clockmaker
Events in his life were:
- Flynt & Fales. Private in Revolutionary War and was at Lexington on the alarm in 1776. 3
- Advertised: New Hampshire Journal, on 6 Jun 1793, in Walpole NH. Wanting "an apprentice to the goldsmith and clock making business in Walpole, a steady, active boy about thirteen or fourteen years of age." 3
- He worked circa 1793 as a silversmith and clockmaker in Walpole NH 4
- Partnership: Benjamin Kindrick, in 1803-1805, in Westminster VT. As EATON & KINDRICK 4
- Advertised: Farmer's Weekly Museum, in 1803. Moving from Walpole to Westminster, Vermont, where he carried on the gold, silver, and clockmaking business in company with Benjamin Kindrick under firm name of EATON & KINDRICK. 3
- Advertised: 1805, in Westminster VT. That the firm of EATON & KINDRICK was dissolved Aug. 8, 1805 and he "continues the Gold and Silversmith business in Westminster." 3
- He worked after 8 Aug 1805-1840 as a silversmith and clockmaker in Westminster VT 4
- Appointed: Representative, in 1811. 3
- Appointed: Selectman, in 1813-1826, in Westminster VT. 3
Isaiah married Priscilla West. (Priscilla West was born about 1761 in Haverhill MA and died on 5 Nov 1804 in Westminster VT.)
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