given a strict yearly pay-out, and eventually his inheritance returned to its former amount through company-administered investments. The saleswoman later divorced him and he married his second wife, Georgina. They moved to Aurora, Ontario, on Yonge Street North, across from St. Andrews College. Georgie subsequently died of cancer, and Timothy moved once again to England and married for the third time. He had no children. He died in 1986 and is buried in the Eaton family's mausoleum at Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Toronto, with his parents and siblings. John David was 33 when he became president of Eaton's. He predeceased his brother Timothy in 1973. Control of the company then went to John David's sons, who ran it until the business closed in 1999. External links Eaton's article at Historica:The Canadian Encyclopedia John David Eaton 1909 births 1973 deaths Deaths from pneumonia in Ontario Businesspeople from Toronto Canadian people of Ulster-Scottish descent