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He was a <span>son of <span>Ellwood Valentine Titus, <span>president of the Nassau County <span>Farm Bureau for many year, <span>and one of the early settlers of <span>the North Shore of Long Island | He was a <span>son of <span>Ellwood Valentine Titus, <span>president of the Nassau County <span>Farm Bureau for many year, <span>and one of the early settlers of <span>the North Shore of Long Island | ||
[[File:Eastment%2C%20Percy.jpg|left|thumb||A brick at the Saranac Laboratory Museum has been dedicated in memory of Percy C. Eastment by his granddaughter, Caroline Eastment.]] | |||
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Born: 1883
Died: 1929
Married:
Children: Clinton Brainerd Eastment
Percy C. Eastment was a publisher from Glen Cove, New York (on Long Island) who came to Saranac Lake in 1925 with an advanced case of TB. He died in Saranac Lake in 1929 and is buried in Pine Ridge Cemetery.
He was a son of Ellwood Valentine Titus, president of the Nassau County Farm Bureau for many year, and one of the early settlers of the North Shore of Long Island
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