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1860 Catlettsburg, Boyd, KY #58
Jesse Eastwood 34 carpenter VA
Hannah 32 OH
Virginia A 10 KY
Nancy J 8 OH
Mary L 6 KY
Louisa F 4 KY
William W 9/12 K
Letilia Boggs 60 VA
1870 Cattelsburg PO, Boyd, KY
Eastwood, Jessee 44 carpenter Va
Hannah 42 OH
Nancy J 18 school teacher OH
Mary L? 16 KY
Louisa T 14 KY
William 12 KY
Edward 5 KY
Jessee L 2 KY
1880 Upper Ashland, Boyd, KY
Eastwood, Jessie 54 paralysis KY VA VA
Hannah 52 OH OH VA
Lue 23 da KY KY OH
William 20 son
Edward 15 son
The History of West Virginia, Old and New
Published 1923, The American Historical Society, Inc.,
Chicago and New York, Volume III, pgs. 616
HARRY EASTWOOD is one of the younger members of the Charleston bar, but in less than a half dozen years has established a substantial practice and a secure reputation in his profession.
He was born at Mount Tell, Jackson County, West Virginia, in 1890, son of W. H. and Margaret A. (Duff) Eastwood. For many years the home of the Eastwood family was at Catlettsburg, Kentucky, where W. H. Eastwood was born, and where his father, Jesse Eastwood, was an honored resident. Jesse Eastwood was a Union soldier in the Civil war, a member of Company A, Twenty-second Kentucky Infantry, and was all through that struggle. In his town he was a man of extensive property interests, owning tracts of land in the vicinity of Catlettsburg. W. H. Eastwood spent some years in Jackson County, West Virginia, but subsequently removed to Poca, Putnam County.
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