Eleonor Agnes (Eastes) McEwan (1886)

Born 15 Apr 1886 in East London, Eastern Cape, South Africa

Ancestors

Wife of William Syme McEWAN — married 10 Jan 1916 in Ladismith, Western Cape, South Africa

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Biography

Birth

Date: 15 APR 1886

Place: East London, ^{[1] [2] [3]}

Marriage

Husband: William Syme McEWAN ^[1]

Wife: Eleonor Agnes Eastes^[1]

Marriage:

Date: 10 JAN 1916^[1]

Place: Ladismith, Western Cape, South Africa ^[1]

Research Notes

Husband: James William Eastes

Wife: Agnes Betty Hawkins

Child: James Eugene Eastes

Child: Charles William Eastes

Child: Alice Martha Eastes

Child: Eleonor Agnes Eastes

Child: William Sylvester Eastes

Child: Emily Mary Eastes

Child: Earnest Eastes

Child: Amy Beatrice Garland Eastes

Child: Olive Annie Jane Eastes

Child: Redvers Leonard Hawkins Eastes

Child: Altham Wild Eastes

Marriage:

Date: 1879

SDATE: 1 JUL 1879

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4} WikiTree profile Eastes-15 created through the import of Descendants of Abraham WILD.ged on Dec 2, 2012 and Imported on 19 May 2007. BIBL GEDCOM file submitted by e_SAGI V3-27, and 1820 Settlers Added by Ernest Bessinger. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Ernest and others.
2. ↑ Source: Wild, Ron and Colleen, via e-mail
3. ↑ Cory Library, Rhodes University Address: PO Box 184 Grahamstown, Phone Number: (046) 603-8498

Acknowledgements

Whittal, Vernon (See list of further references below I want you to know that the following persons did most of the research concerning families on my file :-

The late Pat Randall of Port Alfred, myself, Vernon Whittal & Trevor Dickerson.

(Pat did extensive research even going over to England to trace the origins of the Randalls. She was a Boast from Natal who had married Avro Randall a farmer

Forrester - Verona Blake ( there is a book by her "Richard Forrester and His Descendants)

Torr - Gail Eagle & Brian Martin of Fish Hoek. ( There was a book by Gail Eagle - Brian gave me all the information on a stiffie

Selby - Maggie Bootha of Thabazimbi ( She is a dear old lady in her eighties who found all the information but did not know what to do with it)

Hulley - Trevor Dickerson ( He got a lot of his information from other Hulley researchers and himself did a lot of work)

Flanegan - Vernon Whittal & Heather Gane)