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  Steve Eastwood.
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When I originated this site in August, 2006, the idea of building Clint Eastwood pages hadn't entered my mind. In May of this year, my interest in genealogy was rekindled when there was a request for me to have my DNA tested. During the 6-8 week wait for test results, I immersed myself in genealogy, Eastwood Family History (and consequently, American History, as well as England, and so much more). When my DNA results finally arrived, they conclusively showed that Clint's and my lineage (previously validated back to Lewis Eastwood {5th generation Eastwood in America} goes directly to the first generation, Richard Eastwood, who in 1642, sailed from England to Jamestown, the first English Colony established in America.

When I posted this new information, an Eastwood Family Tree, and many ancestral stories, I couldn't help but become more interested in my famed cousin's life and career. I began to build some Clint Family pages, then some Clint Photo pages, Clint Genealogy pages, Clint Movie pages, and after 30 some pages without any Clint Biography, or Career pages, I realized that I'd have to build a totally separate, individual CLINT EASTWOOD site.

The first 30 EASTWOOD/CLINT pages that preceded the construction of the separate CLINT site are included under the "CLINT EASTWOOD" heading below. Check out some original facts, rare stories, new trivia, ancestral info, and more.

Click on the link below to reach the new inclusive CLINT EASTWOOD site to find his Biography, Films, Music, Directing Career, Relatives (Family & Children-Kyle & Alison), Former Mates & their children, plus another 80+ pages in the works.

 * AUTHOR'S NOTE: The "Career Overview" page, alone, features over 50 great, unique, good sized Clint Eastwood images, culled from hundreds of sources (and untold hours of research) in an attempt to coincide with periods of Clint's long, and illustrious, career. Consequently, many pages might take a while to load, especially for older computers with dial-up connections. I felt the trade-off of "load time vs. web quality" was the way to go and have kept thumbnails and videos to a minimum. For viewers with DSL and hot-shot computers, the site will load as fast as your email homepages.