Eastlake - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: stewart eastlake

justmare1338 — 2011-01-22 04:28:12Z

That might be because Alonzo is really James Alonzo Eastlake, although he went by Alonzo. I have his funeral card and newspaper Obit. I can scan them and send them to you.

I am Stewarts GG Granddaughter...through his daughter Isabelle.

Re: hi

phileastlake — 2010-08-25 23:17:36Z

Tom
Be careful about the source that you quoted below. Sir Charles Lock Eastlake did marry Elizabeth Rigby, but she was 40 at the time and they had no children. So he has no descendants ... wishful thinking on behalf of an Eastlake I suspect as he was President of the Royal Society and very notable artist and art historian.
Elizabeth was originally an actress, but her connection to photography was a patron of early photographers rather than being a noted photographer herself.
Phil

Re: Eastlake

Maryanne_Flaten — 2010-04-03 12:37:42Z

Its great to read your message. Alonzo James Eastlake/Estlick was my great- great grandfather. His son Stuart married a Catherine Stuart (same last name different spelling to Margaret Stewart.Catherine and Stuart had many children one of which was Bertha Eastlake who settled in Detroit at the age of 4. She lived with her married aunt Elizabeth Mary Eastlick and husband Jacob Mundy.I dont know why she was living with them at a young age.Seeral family members settled in Detroit. Anyways, Alonzo James was born in ORFORD CANADA Not Scotland in 1833.Alonzos parents were William Estlick born in 1810 and Ruth(?) born in Nova Scotia 1801. Williams father Jonaton Estlick born abt. 1785 in England. He married Rebecca Mattack born abt. 1785 in AMERICA. They married at the second presbyterian church in Philadelphia in 1801 Johns father was a Samuel Estlack. MARGARET STEWART ESTLICK (wife of Alonzo)fathers name is Robert Stewart.Margaret Stewart Eastlake died in Detroit 1915. I have an affidavid written by Bertha Eastlake which states that Eastlake/Estlick are the same name.See the JUDGE family tree which I posted on ancestry.

Re: Eastlake

Maryanne_Flaten — 2010-04-03 12:31:17Z

Its great to read your message. Alonzo James Eastlake/Estlick was my great- great grandfather. His son Stuart Married Married a Catherine Stuart (same last name different spelling to Margaret Stewart.Catherineand Stuart had many children one of which was Bertha Eastlake who settled in Detroit at the age of 4. She lived with her married aunt Elizabeth Mary Eastlick and husband Jacob Mundy.I dont know why she was livingwith them at a young age. Anyways, Alonzo James was born in ORFORD CANADA in 1833.Alonzos parents were William Estlick born in 1810 and Ruth(?) born in Nova Scotia 1801. Williams father Jonaton Estlick born abt. 1785 in England. He married Rebecca Mattack born abt. 1785 in AMERICA. They married at the second presbyterian church in Philadelphia in 1801 Johns father was a Samuel Estlack. MARGARET STEWART ESTLICK wife of Alonzo\S fathers name is Robert Stewart.Margaret Stewart Eastlake died in Detroit 1915. I have an affidavid written by Bertha Eastlake which states that Eastlake/Estlick are the same.

DNA

eslick013 — 2009-12-22 17:22:14Z

Are the any Eastlake, Eastlick, Eastlack decendants in the DNA project at ancestry.com? This would help us all link our ancestry.

Re: Eastlake stuff

isohnchen — 2009-09-29 14:21:15Z

Hi Tom doing some searchs also for Tom Eastlake. His great grandfather, Gordon Thomas Eastlake, was from Truro in Cornwall. Immigrated in 1902. Had an uncle, William Locke Eastlake, that was a famous author. Would be very interested in the Eastlake newsletter. Would like to pass the email along to Tom. Thanks Irma Sohnchen
email is toogies at northstate.net

Re: Eastlake stuff

be77 — 2009-05-20 12:47:59Z

Tom teh last reply on your board was 2006 so I am not sure whether you will pick this email up or not

Anyway I am an Eastlake I have one bother and two sisters one of which is now in Toronto Canada

My father Robert Eric Eastlaek was the youngest child of 10
It is thought tha family started out in Hull and ended up on Plymouth Devon where most of mY Aunts and Uncles were born My grandfather died in plymouth Samuel or Barsalia Eastlake was a bat man in first world war.

Also I am not sure if you hae this informatin but Sir Chargles Eastlake was first President of the Royal Accemdy His father was a solicitor with The admiraly. Sir Charles had at th last count 3 or 4btothers. Sir Charles had a neper Charles Eastlake who became famous particulary in North Ameica for his books about furnture some of which is now quite valuable. Sir Charles also painte Napolian and teh paining hangs in one of the London Galleries.
Land Easlake (maiden name Rigby ahd one sister) Her father was aDr he died and Elizabeth her siste and mother mnovedt o London. She was a German translatore and met Sir Charles in London They had a child but wss stil born Lady Elizabeth published some books on german artiss she also publsih a book on photography. She knew a lot of the famous lliteray Victorians She her husband and the nephew Charles Eastlake are buried in Kensel Green Cemetary London.
If need furhte information please let me know.
I understand that there are also Eastlakes in NEW Zealand
Bob Eastlake Eastbourne EAst Sussex England.

Re: wanting to talk to eastlake's around the world

EAHaycock — 2007-09-17 04:04:54Z

Hello Phillip, My G.Gmthr was Hannah Eliza Eastlake, b 1856 from Devon. I have info on her ancestors back to 1640! they were quite a large family in the 18-1900's so I've been in touch with 22 distant 'cousins' from around the world ~ at some point I want to set up an Eastlake web page when I get all their email addresses.
Hopefully you've had fun researching your tree, (check out my tree 'Eastlakefamily' to see if there are any common individuals?
BFN, Elizabeth (Aitchison-Eastlake)

Re: hi

EAHaycock — 2007-09-04 03:07:59Z

Tom, I'd be interested in contacting the person who has a Eastlake newsletter, pls could you send me details pls'
My G gmthr was Hannah Eliza Eastlake b 1856, married to Samuel Aitchison.

Re: Ellen Eastlake - calling Kristen Johnson

kauntykiki11 — 2007-07-18 03:44:07Z

John Eastlake.
Born: 17 Mar 1864
Tavistock, [parish], Devon, England
Died: 28 Jan 1920
Tavistock, [parish], Devon, England
i found this in my tree..thought you may want to see

Re: Ellen Eastlake - calling Kristen Johnson

kauntykiki11 — 2007-07-18 02:18:23Z

I am sooo sorry! I posted the message so long ago and I checked back a few times but moved away and wasnt able to check my messages. And this is the first time I have been here since then. I am so sorry! My sister and I were both on the computer because we wanted to start looking again and she said "Kristen you have a dozen messages on here." I am very excited to hear from you! If you want to talk I can give you my email.

Re: hello

phileastlake — 2007-07-16 09:29:44Z

Hi Jenny

Yes this is. They settled in Sleekburn and now their ancestors are living throughout this area - Ashington, Bedlington, Sleekburn.

I only followed George as he was the direct line. My Dad did go down to the SW to follow up roots - could be interesting to see how much overlap we have.

Ironically the mones have now all but closed so the drift goes on; now more dispersed as there are no new mining centres in UK.

Phil

Re: hello

brianbedwell43 — 2007-07-15 17:04:33Z

Hi
Among my (prolific) Eastlake forebears I have just discovered that my great grandfather's Edwin's brother George Eastlake, b. 1827 Upparton, Devon moved from being a copper miner in Devon/Cornwall in 1861 and pops up in Northumberland in 1881 as a coal miner. His wife was Mary b 1828 and they had children Benjamin, John, Mary Ann, Elizabeth, Eliza, George, William and Jane. Is this your branch?
Jenny Bedwell

Re: Ellen Eastlake - calling Kristen Johnson

EAHaycock — 2006-09-10 19:52:21Z

Hello Cecelia, From this message I see that you have a Tavistock John Eastlake in your tree, what year was he born? My ggg Gfthr was also born in Tavistock John Eastlake b 1790, with his father and gfthr also Johns from Tavistock. Any relation?
Regards, Elizabeth

Re: wanting to talk to eastlake's around the world

EAHaycock — 2006-09-08 19:18:47Z

Hello Lorraine, are you still researching the Eastlakes?
My G Gmthr, Hannah Eliza Eastlake (b 1861), also came from Tavistock, Devon. Any relation?
I'vee been in touch with many of our 'cousins' in the UK, Aus & NZ, I live in the States! Iguess we're worldwide!
Pls reply, Elizabeth

Re: Eastlake stuff

deankaren153 — 2006-03-18 23:15:25Z

hi my family , Eastlake come from Northumberland, we know that our granfather was called Harrold, and that he had brothers that went to live in America if any one has any connection i would like to hear, thanks Karen

Re: Ellen Eastlake - calling Kristen Johnson

2005-08-01 21:08:14Z

I'm sorry for the delay. Kristen is my daughter and thank you for your reply. Yes! We are related. My grandmother Ellen S. Eastlake,and my grandfather Gilbert Harris were married in Bristol in 1907. They emigrated to Canada shortly thereafter and had a daughter Ellen in Montreal. They came to the U.S. and another daughter Katherine (my mother) was born. They lived in Rhode Island for a number of years and then moved to Florida. My grandfather passed away in 1965 and my Grandmother about 1972. I hope you get this note and reply. It's been a while.

Re: wanting to talk to eastlake's around the world

philipeastlake — 2005-06-08 13:02:06Z

Hello
I'm brand new to this. Live in Kent, UK. Any info on the Eastlake family (especially UK) would be great to get me started.
Philip

Re: Eastlake stuff

philipeastlake — 2005-06-08 13:02:06Z

Hi Tom.
Just starting on this subject so any links in the UK you could tell me about would be of interest. I live in Kent, UK - family chat indicates a west country origin possibly cornwall but don't really know as yet.
father was from Northumberland, large family - 4 brothers and a sister. Most remain in the north of the country..
Philip

Re: hello

2005-01-11 03:02:17Z

Hi
My dad did quite a bit of research on his Northumberland family that came from the Cornish mines to work in the newly opening Northumbrian coal mines.
Are you still following up on the family?
Phil

Smith survivors of Minnesota Indian Massacre

Lenita_Gonzales — 2004-12-12 21:38:43Z

Searching for a Smith great-great uncle who lost family in the Milnnesota Indian Massacre of 1862-1863. He had brothers Nelson Gates Smith, born 1816, and Leonard (LL) Smith. They were born in Watertown, Jefferson County, NY - parents unknown. Leonard had sons Burt and William. Nelson had James and Charles who died in the Civil War; Franklin, Mary Augusta, Catherine, Leonard Gates, Nelson Barzillai, Steven and Harry Wayne. Believed to have been a dry goods merchant in St. Paul, around 1865.

Re: Eastlake, Cornelia Adeline

EdEaslick77 — 2004-09-23 20:21:17Z

Re: Zebedee W. Eastlake

bunnyr9257 — 2004-08-06 03:44:46Z

James,
Zebedee is my greatgrandfather. Do you descend from him also?
Bunny

Re: Zebedee W. Eastlake

bunnyr9257 — 2004-08-05 02:00:56Z

Zebedee W. Eastlake was my great grandfather. I have just begun researching my mother's family so I don't have much information but I will tell you what I know. Some of my information comes from the 1880 census where he is listed as Z.W. Estlick. In 1880, he was 28 years old, was married to Harriet Messarole who was 29 and had 3 children at the time. The children were Alfred who was 5, Joseph M. who was 3 and Marian who was 1. They later had at least 3 more children: Frank L. (my grandfather) born in 1883, Florence born in 1890 and Ethel born in 1895. It lists his occupation as farmer. They were living in Randolph Township. I hope this helps you. If you want more information, email me at bunnyr925@aol.com.

Eastlake stuff reply

bunnyr9257 — 2004-07-02 02:46:16Z

Hi Tom....My mother's maiden name is Eastlack...she told me some of the family also spelled it Eastlake...she was born in Atlantic City in 1910....and had quite a lot of family in New Jersey...I am very interested in the newsletter you spoke of in your Eastlake posting....would you please email me the information on how to contact the lady who compiles it?.....I am just beginning the search for my roots....thanks so much!...Bunny

Re: Eastlake, Cornelia Adeline

2004-01-25 18:55:39Z

Marge, do you know where Adaline (Cornelia Adeline) died and is buried? I lose track of this family after 1880. Did they stay in Michigan or move elsewhere? Any further info appreciated.
Leslie

Re: Eastlake, Cornelia Adeline

2004-01-25 17:12:37Z

Thanks. I have been looking for her parents for years. The Samuel living in this household is a stepson to William Neal and his name is Samuel Pool. Liberty is also known as Bertram Neal. Samuel is my ggrandfather. But Cornelia Adeline has been my wall. Again, thanks.

Re: Eastlake, Cornelia Adeline

lewisparr — 2004-01-25 06:54:51Z

Since your posting is over two years old, you may have found information by now. But just in case, here's what I have:
Your Cornelia Adeline Eastlick seems to be one and the same with the Adaline Easlick who married William Neal or Neil. Adaline is daughter of John Easlick and Margaret Hawkins. In 1880 she and William were living in Jackson, MI and had these five children at home:
Samuel, Mary, William, Cora Belle and Liberty. If you have more to add regarding this family, I would be most interested in receiving additional information. I research any and all Eastlicks, Easlicks and Eastlakes.
Thanks,
Leslie Lewis
Lewisparr@olympus.net

Re: Zebedee W. Eastlake

2003-10-10 01:00:01Z

Hi Leslie,
Where does Zebedee fit into your family?

Eastlake

BonnieBryan|MA1046059 — 2003-07-30 19:49:33Z

My Uncle was Ralph Eastlake. He was married to my mother's sister, Rosella Smith Eastlake. They lived in Johnstown, PA., and have 4 children who live in Maryland and Pennsylvania.

Eastlake

BonnieBryan|MA1046059 — 2003-07-30 19:49:33Z

Hi Linda: My Uncle might have been born around 1918. I think a cousin close to my age must have been born about 1947.

Eastlake

BonnieBryan|MA1046059 — 2003-07-30 19:49:33Z

Linda: Don't give up. I'll try calling my cousins again and see if I can't get them
on here.

William James Eastlake

trabeau — 2003-06-22 13:04:39Z

Still searching for info on my great grandfather- no birthdate but know he was older than wife Carrie Maude Smith when they married in Richfield Center Michigan July 24,1895.She was 18 at that time. He was a traveling minister- Methodist/Epicopalian, I was told.He disappeared when my grandmother was around 12 yrs old or 1910-1912. We believe he came from Ontario Canada.
Would appreciate any info on this line

William Eastlake

tra_beau — 2002-07-25 00:23:40Z

I am GG grandaughter of a William Eastlake... who married a Carrie Smith ....don't have much info on him but would like very much to find connections to this line

Eastlake, Cornelia Adeline

2001-12-02 03:06:31Z

Looking for family of Cornelia Adeline Eastlake, married to Charles Pool in 1850 Census, then to Willliam Neal at later date. Lived in Lenawee County in 1850.

Re: Ellen Eastlake - calling Kristen Johnson

2001-10-11 19:42:48Z

Dear Kristen,

I have just seen your message of August 2000. I think we must be cousins!!

My grandfather Stanley Eastlake was born in Bristol, and had a sister, Ellen Sophia, born 15th January 1889, who married Gilbert Ernest Harris in the Salem Chapel Bristol on 31st August 1907. (I have both certificates).

Ellen had a sister Kate, and their father also had sisters called Kate and Ellen.

Their father John Eastlake was born in Tavistock, Devon, and I can trace the family back to 1696 in the Tavistock area.

I hope this is of interest, and that you can confirm that my great-aunt is your great-grandmother!

I was born in Bristol and now live in Somerset.

Best wishes, Celia Eastlake.

ps Lorraine Eastlake is my niece.

Re: wanting to talk to eastlake's around the world

2001-10-07 12:27:08Z

The Eastlake's I am related to come from Tavistock, Devon, and some of them did go to Australia and I believe still live there. My auntie is researching the family tree so I shall pass on your e-mail address to her, I hope you don't mind, and I am sure she will contact you if she feels we could originate from the same place!

How long have you been researching your Eastlake family tree? Celia has been doing it for 20 years or more and has gone a fair way back.

Cheers again Eastlaker.
Lorraine

Re: wanting to talk to eastlake's around the world

2001-09-14 05:20:18Z

Hi,
You will have a lot of fun when you getstarted with your tree.
My relations came from Devonshire England, via Australia to N.Z. Would be good to hear how you are getting on with your research

Re: wanting to talk to eastlake's around the world

2001-09-14 05:18:22Z

Hi,
I am an Eastlake (single name) from N.Z. My ancestors came from Devon via Australia to N.Z, It is fascinating searching out their history.

Re: Zebedee W. Eastlake

lewisparr — 2001-08-17 08:08:50Z

Jackie, do you descend from Alfred? I have a Zebedee Eastlack in my database, son of Jesse and Maria (Chew) Estlack. Jesse is son of Joseph Estlack. The name seems to have changed a lot over the years. Let me know if this is your line and I will be glad to share what I know. Zebedee was born between 1846 and 1853.
Leslie

Stewart Eastlake

LKeohane — 2001-06-30 03:21:26Z

Hello! While doing research last night on my husband's Keohane Surname I came across a reference to Stewart Eastlake in the 1920 Census Index for Detroit City, Wayne County, MI he was listed as living at 688 Porter Street in Detroit with Mary Keohane - The Soundex Index is K500 for the Keohane Name this card is in Volume 1, E.D. 350, Sheet 10, Line 16. It states Mary was his daughter, she was 33 years old, and born in Canada. The dates that appear in the citizenship Line are 1903 NA 1919 for Mary. Hope this may be helpful! Linda E. Keohane

Eastlakes Westlakes?

2001-05-13 08:36:49Z

I am having a hard time tracing my g Westlake greatgarnparents, who were in new Zealand & then California. There are cousins but haven't figured out who's who. However, my mother told me that Eastlake was a family name as well as Westlake; whether this was in NZ or England, don't know! possibly we had Eastlake cousins. If anyone notices these names connected, please let me know...Thanks.

Hello

2001-04-17 13:25:04Z

Hi Tom, I will be emailing you. Hope it's not too late. havent been checking the message boards. But if you have changed your email and see this - you can email me, at gablin@peoplepc.com. This really sounds exciting! Eastlake is not a common name.

wanting to talk to eastlake's around the world

2001-01-29 15:09:19Z

Hi there,

My name's Jakob, as you have already guessed. I'm originally from Denmark but am now living in Mid-Wales, UK. I was just curious to how many Eastlake's that were around the world. So I thought that I would send you a message. I don't want to give too much information out at this stage. But what I will mention is that I do know that my grandfather was from Abergavenny, Gwent, Wales UK.
Hopefully we could E-mail and chat.

All the best,

Jakob

OOPS by the way

2001-01-11 07:19:55Z

I forgot to mention that while my generation (I am oldest of the youngest gen. at 32) and the one before it are now widely dispersed across the USA and Europe, the less recent generations of the family resided mostly in northern Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Tom

hi

2001-01-11 07:18:14Z

Lorraine,

Email me at tom@eastlaketechnologies.com and I'll find the info about this Leslie person who puts out an Eastlake/Eastlack/Eastlick/Estlick/Estlack newsletter and has tons of info. Below is the test of a message I just posted.
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Hi. I live in Jacksonville, Florida, USA. My family can only trace back for sure to a William Eastlake, who was younger brother to the artist Sir Charles Loch Eastlake (Britannica). As to his origin, I spoke with a David Eastlake in England, who shared that common ancestor (also Lady Elizabeth Eastlake, a noted early photographer), and his family traces back to roots which are actually in Abergavenny, Gwent, Wales. I have also spoken with Eastlakes here in the States that trace back to ancestors in Scotland. Much wisdom asserts that Eastlake is an Anglicized celtic name. Here in the States, I have found a woman who is in contact with many Eastlakes, Eastlicks, and Eastlacks, who all apparently are really the same extended family. My father has 5 brothers and a sister, so there are lots of Eastlakes in my immediate family, living all over the place. Another Eastlake you might find actually documented is my great-great-grandfather, George Washington Eastlake, who was a Union (North) Cavalry officer in the American civil war. In fact I have his rifle and saber.

Welcome comments and if you are interested in the newsletter this Leslie (married to an Eastlick, I think) puts out, contact me and I'll find her email address.

hi

2001-01-11 07:17:33Z

Kristen,

Email me at tom@eastlaketechnologies.com and I'll find the info about this Leslie person who puts out an Eastlake/Eastlack/Eastlick/Estlick/Estlack newsletter and has tons of info. Below is the test of a message I just posted.
===================
Hi. I live in Jacksonville, Florida, USA. My family can only trace back for sure to a William Eastlake, who was younger brother to the artist Sir Charles Loch Eastlake (Britannica). As to his origin, I spoke with a David Eastlake in England, who shared that common ancestor (also Lady Elizabeth Eastlake, a noted early photographer), and his family traces back to roots which are actually in Abergavenny, Gwent, Wales. I have also spoken with Eastlakes here in the States that trace back to ancestors in Scotland. Much wisdom asserts that Eastlake is an Anglicized celtic name. Here in the States, I have found a woman who is in contact with many Eastlakes, Eastlicks, and Eastlacks, who all apparently are really the same extended family. My father has 5 brothers and a sister, so there are lots of Eastlakes in my immediate family, living all over the place. Another Eastlake you might find actually documented is my great-great-grandfather, George Washington Eastlake, who was a Union (North) Cavalry officer in the American civil war. In fact I have his rifle and saber.

Welcome comments and if you are interested in the newsletter this Leslie (married to an Eastlick, I think) puts out, contact me and I'll find her email address.

hi

2001-01-11 07:14:04Z

Linda,

Email me at tom@eastlaketechnologies.com and I'll find the info about this Leslie person who puts out an Eastlake/Eastlack/Eastlick/Estlick/Estlack newsletter and has tons of info. Below is the test of a message I just posted.
===================
Hi. I live in Jacksonville, Florida, USA. My family can only trace back for sure to a William Eastlake, who was younger brother to the artist Sir Charles Loch Eastlake (Britannica). As to his origin, I spoke with a David Eastlake in England, who shared that common ancestor (also Lady Elizabeth Eastlake, a noted early photographer), and his family traces back to roots which are actually in Abergavenny, Gwent, Wales. I have also spoken with Eastlakes here in the States that trace back to ancestors in Scotland. Much wisdom asserts that Eastlake is an Anglicized celtic name. Here in the States, I have found a woman who is in contact with many Eastlakes, Eastlicks, and Eastlacks, who all apparently are really the same extended family. My father has 5 brothers and a sister, so there are lots of Eastlakes in my immediate family, living all over the place. Another Eastlake you might find actually documented is my great-great-grandfather, George Washington Eastlake, who was a Union (North) Cavalry officer in the American civil war. In fact I have his rifle and saber.

Welcome comments and if you are interested in the newsletter this Leslie (married to an Eastlick, I think) puts out, contact me and I'll find her email address.

hi

2001-01-11 07:11:24Z

Jackie,

Email me at tom@eastlaketechnologies.com and I'll find the info about this Leslie person who puts out an Eastlake/Eastlack/Eastlick/Estlick/Estlack newsletter and has tons of info. Below is the test of a message I just posted.
===================
Hi. I live in Jacksonville, Florida, USA. My family can only trace back for sure to a William Eastlake, who was younger brother to the artist Sir Charles Loch Eastlake (Britannica). As to his origin, I spoke with a David Eastlake in England, who shared that common ancestor (also Lady Elizabeth Eastlake, a noted early photographer), and his family traces back to roots which are actually in Abergavenny, Gwent, Wales. I have also spoken with Eastlakes here in the States that trace back to ancestors in Scotland. Much wisdom asserts that Eastlake is an Anglicized celtic name. Here in the States, I have found a woman who is in contact with many Eastlakes, Eastlicks, and Eastlacks, who all apparently are really the same extended family. My father has 5 brothers and a sister, so there are lots of Eastlakes in my immediate family, living all over the place. Another Eastlake you might find actually documented is my great-great-grandfather, George Washington Eastlake, who was a Union (North) Cavalry officer in the American civil war. In fact I have his rifle and saber.

Welcome comments and if you are interested in the newsletter this Leslie (married to an Eastlick, I think) puts out, contact me and I'll find her email address.

Eastlake stuff

2001-01-11 07:08:02Z

Hi. I live in Jacksonville, Florida, USA. My family can only trace back for sure to a William Eastlake, who was younger brother to the artist Sir Charles Loch Eastlake (Britannica). As to his origin, I spoke with a David Eastlake in England, who shared that common ancestor (also Lady Elizabeth Eastlake, a noted early photographer), and his family traces back to roots which are actually in Abergavenny, Gwent, Wales. I have also spoken with Eastlakes here in the States that trace back to ancestors in Scotland. Much wisdom asserts that Eastlake is an Anglicized celtic name. Here in the States, I have found a woman who is in contact with many Eastlakes, Eastlicks, and Eastlacks, who all apparently are really the same extended family. My father has 5 brothers and a sister, so there are lots of Eastlakes in my immediate family, living all over the place. Another Eastlake you might find actually documented is my great-great-grandfather, George Washington Eastlake, who was a Union (North) Cavalry officer in the American civil war. In fact I have his rifle and saber.

Welcome comments and if you are interested in the newsletter this Leslie (married to an Eastlick, I think) puts out, contact me and I'll find her email address.