In 1789 Elizabeth Lock was a beneficiary of the Will of her maternal grandfather John Phillips of Hastings, mariner.
In 1814 Elizabeth the wife of William Eaton was bequeathed £20 in the Will of her paternal grandfather James Lock 'the elder' of Hastings, mariner.
In 1833 Elizabeth the wife of William Eaton of Guestling in the county of Sussex, blacksmith, was bequeathed £500 in the Will of her uncle John Phillips of Hastings St. Clement, gentleman.
In 1836 Elizabeth the wife of William Eaton was bequeathed £10 in the Will of her brother-in-law Benjamin Eaton of Guestling, blacksmith.
In 1838 Elizabeth Eaton was co-executor and a beneficiary of her husband's Will.
At the time of the 1851 England Census Elizabeth Eaton, aged 71, born in Hastings Sussex, widow, was living at 12 Union Row, Hastings All Saints. With her were children (born in Guestling, unmarried): Elizabeth (42*), dressmaker, and Benjamin (37), butcher.
* age understated
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EATON.—February 2, at 12, Union-row, Hastings, Mrs. Elizabeth Eaton, aged 72.
Sussex Advertiser, 10 February 1852, p. 7
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Elizabeth Eaton, widow, of All Saints Hastings, died aged 72 years (burial record).
Marriage Information:
Elizabeth married William Eaton, son of Benjamin Eaton and Margery Fitsall, on 2 Feb 1800 in Guestling, Sussex, England. (William Eaton was christened on 19 Apr 1761 in Guestling, Sussex, England and was buried there on 13 Feb 1837, aged 75 years.)
Marriage Notes:
William Eaton of this parish, bachelor, and Elizabeth Lock of this parish, spinster
Married after Banns published Decr. 8, 15 and 22, 1799
Witnesses: W Standen, Ann Maria Standen
