miss Eastwick dines 28.3.1805 (&Rowans & Beresfords) / 29.3.1805 L Eastwick at tea / 11.4.1805 L Eastwick calls / 29.10.1805 call on mrs Eastwick for MJ / 13.5.1806 mrs Eastwick invited to dinner / 14.1.1810 L Eastwick sups / 27.4.1810 Eastwick dines / 10.3.1811 L Eastwick dines / 27.4.1811 again / 17.9.1811 E Eastwick sleeps / 17.2.1812 L Eastwick calls / 26.9.1812 L Eastwick dines / 30.9.1814 E Eastwick jr calls / 23.11.1816 L Eastwick dines / 27.11.1816 again / 21.4.1817 L Eastwick adv at dinner / 23.6.1819 write to Eastwick / 3.7.1819 Eastwick calls / 16.7.1819 again / 2.8.1819 again / 10.12.1819 again / 15.4.1820 Eastwick dines / 30.5.1821 Eastwick au soir
Capt Robert William Eastwick of East India Company's service was born 25.1.1772 bapt 17.7.1772 St Mary Whitechapel son of Robert & Theodosia. He first married Martha Buschman at St George in the East Stepney on 24.12.1790. His illegitimate daughter by Sarah Rogers was born 5.6.1793 and baptised Almena at St George in the East on 26.4.1811. He married at Calcutta 17.12.1796 Lucy King born 1765 Puttenham Surrey dau of John King died 1803 and Mary nee Budd died 1817. Their children Eliza born 1798 married Major John Ford of Madras Establishment (8.10.1817 Bombay Gazette) / Robert John bapt 30.9.1806 at Beoley, Worcs and died 11.2.1808 / William Joseph born 1808 baptised 7.1.1809 St Pancras married 1841 Mary Ann Haywood Cotes, died 1889 / Anna born 1811 and died 12.2.1820 at Warfield, Berks / Edward Backhouse DNB 1814-1883 bapt 25.4.1814 at Warfield. The will of Mary King PCC 1817 said she was living with her daughter Lucy Eastwick and was witnessed on 26.4.1811 by R W Eastwick, Union St, Somers Town. Lucy Eastwick died 1824 of consumption. Captain Eastwick of the Elizabeth was wrecked off Dunkirk in Jan 1811. His third wife was Martha Hopwood (see my entry for Henry). He was in the Ionian Islands 1832-1835 and was buried 6.1.1866 age 90 (though even older). All the L Eastwick and Mrs Eastwick entries above were probably Lucy Eastwick, and the plain Eastwick entries quite likely her though possibly her husband. The Miss Eastwick of 1805, E Eastwick of 1811, and E Eastwick junior of 1814 were probably all her oldest daughter Eliza at age 7, 13 and 16, though there may also have been a sister of the Captain