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| Birth: | 4 Feb 1785 in East Hoosick (now Adams), Berkshire Co., Massachusetts 4 |
| Death: | 7 Nov 1868 in Peru, Huron Co., Ohio 4 5 |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | John Eaton, Jr. b. 14 Feb 1761 in Thompson, (Killingly?), Windham Co., Connecticut |
| Mother: | Mehitable Richardson b. 10 Aug 1764 in Newton, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts |
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| Candace Esther Raymond (Wife) b. 26 Dec 1784 in Great Barrington, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts
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| Marriage: | 31 DEC 1807 in Fairfield, Herkimer Co., New York |
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 Sewell Raymond Eaton b. 4 Jul 1809 in Cincinnatus, Cortland Co., New York
- Esther Adeline Eaton b. 13 Dec 1810 in Cincinnatus, Cortland Co., New York
- Edwin Eaton b. 1818
 Delos Eaton b. 15 Aug 1824 in Peru, Huron Co., Ohio
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| Mary Ann Blodgett (Wife) |
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| Marriage: | AFT. 1826 |
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Will: Will book 2 page 284-7 Grave records: Huron Co. Marriage and Death Records: Huron Co.
Contributed a great deal of money to the American Bible Institute.
An 1813 Ontario County Deed states that Arunah and Candace had been residents of Cincinnatus Twp, Cortland Co., New York prior to moving to Gorham Twp, Ontario Co, New York. The moved to Peru Twp, Huron Co. Ohio prior to 1820.
Peru, Huron Co. Ohio 1820 Census: Arunah Eaton
In the Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files his name is spelled both Arunah and Arrunah, birth date given as Feb. 4, 1785.
From: Memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve, vol. 1, by Mrs. Gertude Van Rensselaer Wickham, pub. July 1896. on FTM CD #450 disc 6, p. 336
Arannah Eaton, brother of Richardson [Eaton], soon followed the line of march to Peru [Huron Co., Ohio]. His wife, Candace Raymond Eaton, and his four children accompanied him. Their home differed from their neighbors', being built into and beside a high bank, and was warm and comfortable in winter. A short time after a new house of hewn logs and a "sawed plank floor" was built beside a never-failing spring, a fine residence for those days.
Mrs. Eaton died young leaving four children, of whom Mrs. Esther Eaton Patterson, widow of John A. Patterson, was the only daughter. Mrs. Patterson always mourned the loss of a mother's love and care and always gave her tenderest sympathy to young girls who had suffered a like bereavement.
Mr. Eaton's second wife, Mary Ann Blodgett, was a quiet home body whose home was her kingdom, which she seldom left. She was so quiet and retiring that only her relatives and nearest neighbors knew her true worth and nobility of character.
From: Peru Township Churches History from Williams History of Huron County, Ohio
Found at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohwcl/HuronCountyChurches/peru.htm
BAPTIST CHURCH The earliest meeting by the members of this society, was a conference and praise meeting held at the house of Arunah Eaton on the 26th day of August, 1837. Elder Asahel Morse was present, and was their first preacher. The church was organized January 13, 1838, at the school house, near Peru center. Elder Morse acted as moderator of the council, and S. B. Webster, clerk. The following named persons were the constituent members, viz.: Arunah Eaton, John S. Sayre, Mary Sayre, Eliphalet Brooks, Effa Brooks, Edward Eaton, Mary Ann Eaton, L. Hodge, Hepsibah Eaton, Hepsibah Parker, Eleanor McMitchell, Abigail Allison, Thomas Hughson, Daniel Morse, Joannah Morse, Daniel Perry, Eleanor Eaton. The meetings after organization were generally at the school houses. A house of worship was erected in Macksville in 1840, at a cost of about eight hundred dollars. The membership is now-January, 1879-forty-five. The pastor is Rev. J. P. Islip, of Olena. Officers, G. W. Atherton, clerk; J. Kingsbury and wife, Charles Roe, G. W. Morse and William, Mitchell, delegates.
A Sabbath school was. organized in 1841, with Brothers Waters and Terry, superintendents. The school now numbers thirty-two scholars, with J. Kingsbury, superintendent.
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- Title: Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (ancestry.com)
Page: DAR # 30247, 31185, 108153
- Title: Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Vol. 1:A-E, abstracted by Virgil D. White, National Historical Publishing Co., 1990
Page: p. 1074
Text: His name is spelled both Arunah and Arrunah; birthdate given as Feb. 4, 1785
- Title: Memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve, vol. 1, by Mrs. Gertude Van Rensselaer Wickham, pub. July 1896. on FTM CD #450 disc 6
Page: p. 336
- Title: Don Weymouth Files, http://www.tiac.net/users/weymouth/
- Title: Files of Janet Lynch
- Title: Genealogies of the Raymond Families of New England, 1630-1886 (Genealogylibrary.com)
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