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     Christopher Eaton lived in 1650 at Plymouth, MA, and he removed to PA.¹

     Daniel Eaton was baptized on 14 October 1767 at Randolph, VT.¹ He married Marcenia (?)¹ Daniel Eaton died on 23 September 1855.¹

     Ebenezer Eaton married Hannah Rickard in 1701.¹

     Eunice Eaton was born on 5 July 1815 at Granville, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, Canada.¹ She married Harris Robblee, son of Thomas Robblee and Hannah Delap, in October 1843 at Granville, Nova Scotia.¹ Eunice Eaton died on 1 September 1896 at Granville, Nova Scotia.¹

     Married name: Robblee.

     Fidelia Caroline Eaton was born on 16 January 1815 at Marcellus, NY.^1,2 She married Norman Boove Maxon, son of David Maxson and Polly Brown, on 14 October 1835.² Fidelia Caroline Eaton died on 18 August 1900.^1,2

     Fidelia Caroline Eaton lived at Elbridge, NY.² Married name: Maxon.

     Frances Eaton was born in 1648.¹ He (1) married an unknown woman.¹ He (2) married Frances Alden.¹

     Francis Eaton (1) married Sarah (?)¹ Francis Eaton (2) married Dorothy. This was prob. 'Gov. Carver's maiden.^2,3' He (3) married Christian Penn in 1624/25 at Plymouth, MA.¹ Francis Eaton died on 18 November 1633.¹

     Francis Eaton immigrated in 1620 to Plymouth, MA, as a passenger on the Mayflower.¹ He was a carpenter at Plymouth, MA.¹ He made a will. It was admitted for probate on 25 Nov 1633.¹
     NOTE: According to the Wikipedia article (sourced from: Eugene Aubrey Stratton, Plymouth Colony: Its History and People, 1620-1691. (Salt Lake City: Ancestry Publishing, 1986) and
Caleb H. Johnson, The Mayflower and Her Passengers. (Indiana: Xlibris Corp., 2006)) the third (unnamed) child of Francis and Christian was an "idiot" who was alive in 1651. Neither Elizabeth (who cannot be a daughter of Sarah, as she died in the first winter, and he had no children with Dorothy) nor Christopher are listed in the article.^3,4

     Jabez Eaton married Experience Wadi.¹

     Experience was from Dorcester, MA.¹

     Mercy Eaton married Samuel Fuller.¹

     Married name: Fuller.

     Olive Eaton was born on 16 May 1802.¹ She married (?) Paine on 13 February 1875.¹

     Married name: Paine.

     Rachel Eaton was born before 1627.¹ She married Joseph Ramsen between 2 March 1645 and 7 May 1646.¹

     Married name: Ramsen.

     Rebecca Eaton married Joseph Rickard.¹

     Married name: Rickard.

     Samuel Eaton was born in 1620 at England.¹ He was baptized in 1634 at Middleboro, MA.¹ He (1) married Elizabeth on 20 March 1647.¹ Samuel Eaton (2) married Martha Billington on 20 January 1661 at Plymouth, MA.¹ Samuel Eaton died in 1661 at Middleboro (Middleberry), MA.²

     He came on the Mayflower as an infant.¹

     Samuel Eaton was born in 1656.¹ He married Elizabeth Fuller, daughter of Samuel Fuller, on 24 May 1674.¹

     Samuel Eaton married Patience Tinkham.¹

     Sarah Eaton married Philip Bumpus.¹

     Married name: Bumpus.

     Susanna Eaton was born circa 1669.¹ She (1) married Lazarus Beal.¹ Susanna Eaton (2) married Benjamin Eaton, son of Benjamin Eaton and Sarah Hoskins.¹ Susanna Eaton died on 13 April 1739.¹

     Married name: Beal. Married name: Eaton.

     William H. Ebbes (dec'd) married Catharine H. Ebbes.¹ William H. Ebbes (dec'd) died on 10 December 1881 at Fort Lee (Ridgefield Twp), NJ.¹

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     William H. Ebbes (dec'd) Supposed to have died on the night of Dec 10, 1881 at Fort Lee, Ridgefield Township, leaving widow Catharine H. Ebbes executrix.¹

     Anna Eckel was born in November 1868 at New Jersey.³ She married Herman A Teske on 24 April 1891 at New Barbadoes, NJ, (He is 28, a fireman; she is 25.)^4,3

     An Anna Teske was born 2 Apr 1898 in Bergen County, NY. Father is Hermann Teske (36, b. Germany), mother Anna Eckel (31, b. US.)¹ The 1900 census lists Herman A Teske and Annie at Little Ferry (Lodi Township), NJ, with three children, all b. NJ: John (Apr. 1893), Herman (Mar 1896), and Annie (Apr 1898, NJ). They were married 8 years; three children, all living. The father immigrated in 1880, and was a farmer. The father probably also served from 1 Nov 1887 to 31 Jan 1891 (although the age is two years off.)^3,5 The 1905 census lists Herman A Teske and Annie at 279 Bergenline Ave at Union, Hudson County, NJ, with four children, all b. NJ: John (Apr. 1893), Herman, Jr. (Mar 1895), Annie (Apr 1899), and Lizzie (Feb 1904). He was a hotel keeper. He had been in the US for 29 yrs and was naturalized.⁶ The 1920 census lists Herman A Teske and Annie at Eckel Road at Little Ferry Borough, NJ, with six children, all b. NJ: John (27, carpenter), Herman (23, carpenter), Anna (21), Lizzie (18), K? (12), and Albert (10). They were indexed as Taska.⁷ Her parents were born in Germany.⁷ Married name: Annie Teske.³

     Elizabeth Eckel was born on 7 July 1850 at Germany (59 in 1910.)^2,3 She (1) married John D Miesegaes.^3,4 Elizabeth Eckel (2) married William H Soll on 6 March 1897 at Little Ferry, NJ.^1,3 Elizabeth Eckel died on 29 October 1917.³ She was buried in NY Cemetery (Maple Grove) in Hackensack, plot 428A.³

     The 1900 census lists William H Soll and Elizabeth at Bergen Turnpike at Little Ferry (Lodi Township), NJ, with two boarders. They are next door to an Adam Eckel (maybe a brother?)⁵ The 1910 census lists William H Soll and Elizabeth at Riverside Ave at Lodi Township, Bergen County, NJ, with his nephew James Nally (16, b. NJ, stenographer in a plumber's office). She immigrated in 1866, had had no children; he immigrated in 1872, and was naturalized.² Married name: Miesegaes. Married name: Soll.³

     Henry Eckel was born on 27 June 1854 at Hesse-Cassel, Germany.^1,3 He married Katherine Heckel on 12 November 1877 at Bergen County, NJ.^2,1 Henry Eckel died on 19 April 1885 at Little Ferry (Lodi Township), NJ.^4,3 He was buried in Maple Grove Park Cemetery in Hackensack.³

     The 1880 census lists Henry Eckel and Katherine at Lodi Township, Bergen County, NJ, with a son Tobias (1, b. NJ). Henry was 26, b. Hesse-Cassel, saloon keeper; Katherine was 26, b. Baden.¹

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     Henry Eckel (dec'd) died 19 Apr 1885 at Little Ferry, Lodi Township, leaving widow and 3 children (not named.)⁴

     John Eckel was born in 1857 at Hesse-Cassel, Germany.² He married Mina.³ John Eckel died after 27 September 1887.¹

     The 1905 census lists John Eckel and Mina at Little Ferry Borough, Bergen County, NJ, with seven children, all b. NJ: John T (15, b. Jan 1890), Annie Marie (14, b. Mar 1891), Herman (12, b. Dec 1892), Tobias (8, b. Feb 1897), Lizzie (7, b. Feb 1898), Robert (5, b. Apr 1900), and Marie (2, b. Oct 1902); Annie Eckel (81, b. Feb 1824, Germany, wid., 38 yrs in US), and Edward Conrad Roik (69, b. Oct 1836, single, farmlaborer, 36 yrs in US, alien). John is 48, b. Sep 1856, Germany, 38 yrs in US, naruralized; Mina is 39, b. Feb 1866, NJ, parents b. Germany.³

     Kate Eckel was born in 1864 at Hesse-Cassel, Germany.^1,2 She married James Nally on 26 November 1889 at Hackensack, NJ.¹

     Married name: Nally.

     Tobias Eckel was born in 1825 at Hesse-Cassel, Germany.^2,3 He married Anna Kahler.³ Tobias Eckel died on 27 September 1887 at Little Ferry (Lodi Township), NJ.^1,2

     Tobias Eckel and Anna Eckel immigrated on 4 June 1866 on the 'Hermann.' Listed are (all from Willershausen): Tobias Ekel (41, farmer, Californien written in), Anna (41), Adam (18), Eva Elizabeth (16), Maria (14), Heinrich (9), Johannes (8), Margaretha (6), Anna Elizabeth (6), Johan Adam (4), and Catharina (11). Above them are listed Maria Ekel (22, Bringhausen), Anna Dorothea Muller (36, Willersdorf), Maria Elizabeth Muller (14, Willersdorf), Hartmann Zinn (16, Willersdorf), and Heinrich Ekel (14, Willersdorf.)^4,5,6 There are many inconsistencies in the ages, but Henry was listed as born Willershausen when he married, and his parents were listed then as well. A Tobias Eckel imm. in 1858, and shows up in the 1860 census in California as a miner, he must have gone back to get his family.^7,5,6 The 1880 census lists Tobias Eckel and Anna at Lodi Township, Bergen County, NJ, with three children: John (23, b. Hesse-Cassel, farm laborer), Katy (15, seamstress, b. Hesse-Cassel, seamstress), and Anna (13, b. NJ, at school); and two boarders: Conrad Rak (38, b. Hesse-Cassel, farmlaborer) and James Dicker (12, b. NJ, parents b. Germany). Tobias is 56, b. Hesse-Cassel, farmer; Anna is 57, b. Hesse-Cassel, keeps house.³

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     Tobias Eckel died 27 Sep 1887 at Little Ferry, Lodi Township, leaving widow and 6 children, and 4 grandchildren. John Eckel, Executor.¹
     Another Eckel family immigrated in Sep 1866 on the 'Victoria.' On the list are: C.P. Eckel (43, M), Anna (39, F), A. (19, M), P. (16, M), Jacob (13, M), Johann (7, M), F (3, M), Adam (22, M), and E. (inf. F.)⁸

     Aaltie Ecker was baptized on 21 July 1737 at Tarrytown, NY, (Sleepy Hollow Church) (sponsors: Sybout Ecker and Aaltie his wife.)¹

     Abraham Ecker was baptized on 4 June 1703 at Tarrytown, NY.^1,2 He married Margaret Montross, daughter of Harmen Jansen and Margaret Montross, on 15 June 1728 at New York City (DRC.)^1,3,4,5,6 (with license; Abraham Ekker and Margar'ta Montros; reg. On 15 June 1728.)⁶ Abraham Ecker (2) married Maritje Brouwer, daughter of Samuel Brouwer and Gretje Smith, on 13 September 1755 at Tarrytown, NY, (Sleepy Hollow Church.)^7,8 Abraham Ecker died in 1772.¹

     Abraham Ecker and Margaret had at least one more child: Rebecca, who is listed in Margaret's will; Konight has three Tarrytown numbers (1181, 1295, and 1450), prob. indicating three more children.^8,9,10 Name variation: Abraham Acker.¹¹

     Abraham Ecker was born in 1735.² He married Catharine Van Tassel, daughter of Jan Van Tassel and Catharine Buys, on 1 May 1765.² Abraham Ecker died on 9 July 1811.²

     Name variation: Abraham Acker.²

     Abraham Ecker was baptized on 4 September 1725 at Tarrytown, NY, (Sleepy Hollow Church) (sponsors: Abraham Ecker and Marragriet Montras; father Sybout Ecker, mother Aeltie.)^1,2

     Abraham and Raghel were twins.³

     Aeltie Ecker was baptized on 24 October 1738 at Tarrytown, NY, (Sleepy Hollow Church) (sponsors: Johannis Martelinghs and Marritie Post; father Sybout Ecker, mother Aaltie.)^1,2

     Anna Ecker was baptized on 4 November 1714 at Tarrytown, NY, (Sleepy Hollow Church) (sponsors: David Storm and Anna Van Weert.)^1,2 She married Johannes Van Tassel, son of Jan Van Tassel and Catharina Springsteen, on 24 February 1733 at Tarrytown, NY, (Sleepy Hollow Church.)^1,3

     Johannes Van Tassel and Anna lived in or near Tarrytown, NY.¹ Married name: Van Tassel.