Robert M. Eaton (1935–1968)
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- Born
- 1935
- Died
- 1968
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- Names in Stone
When was Robert M. Eaton born? 1935.
When did Robert M. Eaton die? 1968.
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Robert M. Eaton (1935–1968) was born in 1935, and died in 1968, at about age 33. A cemetery record documents Robert M.'s grave. Source: Names in Stone. AncestryData does not yet have further details about Robert M.'s life.
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The world Robert M. lived through
1935 · age 0 — The Social Security Act was signed
1941 · age 6 — The attack on Pearl Harbor brought the United States into World War II
1947 · age 12 — Jackie Robinson broke Major League Baseball's color barrier
1954 · age 19 — The Supreme Court decided Brown v. Board of Education
1959 · age 24 — Alaska and Hawaii became states
1964 · age 29 — The Civil Rights Act was signed
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When was Robert M. Eaton born?
Robert M. Eaton was born in 1935.
When did Robert M. Eaton die?
Robert M. Eaton died in 1968.
How old was Robert M. Eaton at the time of death?
Robert M. Eaton was about 33 years old.
Where is Robert M. Eaton buried?
A cemetery record from Names in Stone documents Robert M.'s grave; see the source link on this page for the cemetery map.
Who was president when Robert M. Eaton was born?
Franklin D. Roosevelt was president of the United States when Robert M. was born.
Who was president when Robert M. Eaton died?
Lyndon B. Johnson was president of the United States when Robert M. died.
What generation was Robert M. Eaton part of?
Born in 1935, Robert M. Eaton was part of the Silent Generation.
What happened in the world the year Robert M. Eaton was born?
In 1935, the Social Security Act was signed.
What major events happened during Robert M. Eaton's lifetime?
During Robert M.'s lifetime: the Social Security Act was signed (1935, age 0); the attack on Pearl Harbor brought the United States into World War II (1941, age 6); Jackie Robinson broke Major League Baseball's color barrier (1947, age 12); the Supreme Court decided Brown v. Board of Education (1954, age 19); Alaska and Hawaii became states (1959, age 24); the Civil Rights Act was signed (1964, age 29).
Which U.S. censuses would include Robert M. Eaton?
Federal censuses taken during Robert M.'s lifetime and now public: 1940, 1950.
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1935
Death
1968
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