E A S T O N

Origin
English

Coat of Arms
A gold and red shield with three sea dragons

Crest
A yew tree

Motto
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Motto Translated
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Other Information
Spelling variations include: Easton, Eastone, Eastown, Eastton, Eastoun, Eastowne and Easttone

First found in Norfolk where they held a family seat from very early times. The name was derived from the practice of the naming of the east "ton" or part of the village.

It first appeared in the Domesday Book in Norfolk and Lincolnshire in the year 1086 A.D.

One of the first settlers of this name in America was Nicholas Easton who purchased land in New England in 1620