Check this page and its associated decendancy list: http://www.bit-net.com/~ddillaby/boynton1.html . I am decended from Moses Boynton, who married Lucy Appleton. Felicia wrote: > Randy, Katherine, and Ellen, thanks for the reply and the lively discussion. > The John vs William issue seems to pop up a lot. I have a gg grandfather Moses > and some have tried to keep telling me I am related to John's side. I wouldn't > mind except according to our infamous book, I am not. So many people with the > same names. I suppose in the long run we are all cousins anyway! Cheers. > Felicia Hazelton > > OrtweinHou@aol.com wrote: > > > I am sending along as I input them. You should have one for Rev. Ari Turner > > Boynton. > > > > Randy > > > > ==== BOYNTON Mailing List ==== > > Subscribe or Unsubscribe to this list (only!) at > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kwc/boynton/list.html > > -- > Felicia Hazelton: PO Box 92, La Verne, CA 91750 > email: hazefam@earthlink.net web: http://home.earthlink.net/~hazefam > Maternal:AKIN,BOYNTON,BRUMMETT,DILLON,FINN,MILLS,PRICE,SPEAR,SPOONER,WEEKS > Paternal:BENSON,DRAKE,HARTMAN,MCLINTIC,PATTON,PRYER,WEISER/WISER,WILKINSON > > ==== BOYNTON Mailing List ==== > Subscribe or Unsubscribe to this list (only!) at > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kwc/boynton/list.html -- Donald Dillaby, ka1goz@nh.arrl.org ddillaby@bit-net.com Emergency Coordinator, Eastern Hillsborough County, New Hampshire ARES Net Manager, Nashua Area Emergency Net Hillsborough County SKYWARN Section Public Information Coordinator, New Hampshire Section, American Radio Relay League Member, Local Emergency Planning Committee, Hudson, NH Member, SARA Title III Committee, Nashua, NH. TAPR BBSSIG Mail List Essex-Roots Mail List NHHILLSB-L Mail List Boynton-L Mail List Wilson-L Mail List Day-L Mail List Darby-L Mail List Webmaster - Nashua, NH GenWeb Page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nhcnashu/

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>Seeking parents or siblings or other descendents of Jacob Boyington (or >Boynton) who died in Ionia Co., MI before 1860. He and his wife were born in >PA (or NY) according to census records. Most of their children were born in >Ohio but they are found in 1850 Michigan census of Ionia Co where he is >listed as Jacob Boynton. By the 1860 Jacob had died. My husband is descended >from his daughter Cecilia, who married Pellington Buxton in Ionia Co, MI, >about 1858. > >Descendants of Jacob Boyington (Boynton) > > 1 Jacob Boyington b: Abt. 1797 Pennsylvania d: Bef. 1860 Ionia Co., >Michigan >. +Candis Skinner b: 1806 Pennsylvania m: Bef. 1835 d: Sep 29, 1882 Ionia >Co., MI <snip> The 1897 Boynton genealogy doesn't have anyone with these vitals, not even under any of the alternate spellings, sorry. There is an Elijah Boyton b. 1797 in Reading, PA who had a son named Jacob, but that's as close as it gets, I'm afraid. I looked under Skinner, too, and while there were two individuals with that surname, neither was your Candis. Katherine Katherine Watson Cochrane <katherine@cd-info.com> -------------------------------------------------- Surnames researching: Alexander Alleine Anderson Boynton Cashion Dresser Everard Ickes Hackworth Hughes Keith Kidder Kress Latham Mangrum Meade Osborn(e) Pennington Phillips Ralston Renegar/Renninger Rutherford Shockley Shores Snow Starling Stewart Sugg(s) Walker Wallace Watson Wills York ++++ Genealogy Website http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kwc ++++

Dear List, I am trying to contact a J.S. BOYNTON (first name unknown, residence unknown). Female who is researching HALL families in Cocke Co TN. Her ancestors: Wm HALL b 1770, Wilson HALL b 1798, Lemuel HALL b 1827. Any help please. Tillie TNixon@aol.com

Randy, Katherine, and Ellen, thanks for the reply and the lively discussion. The John vs William issue seems to pop up a lot. I have a gg grandfather Moses and some have tried to keep telling me I am related to John's side. I wouldn't mind except according to our infamous book, I am not. So many people with the same names. I suppose in the long run we are all cousins anyway! Cheers. Felicia Hazelton OrtweinHou@aol.com wrote: > I am sending along as I input them. You should have one for Rev. Ari Turner > Boynton. > > Randy > > ==== BOYNTON Mailing List ==== > Subscribe or Unsubscribe to this list (only!) at > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kwc/boynton/list.html -- Felicia Hazelton: PO Box 92, La Verne, CA 91750 email: hazefam@earthlink.net web: http://home.earthlink.net/~hazefam Maternal:AKIN,BOYNTON,BRUMMETT,DILLON,FINN,MILLS,PRICE,SPEAR,SPOONER,WEEKS Paternal:BENSON,DRAKE,HARTMAN,MCLINTIC,PATTON,PRYER,WEISER/WISER,WILKINSON

Seeking parents or siblings or other descendents of Jacob Boyington (or Boynton) who died in Ionia Co., MI before 1860. He and his wife were born in PA (or NY) according to census records. Most of their children were born in Ohio but they are found in 1850 Michigan census of Ionia Co where he is listed as Jacob Boynton. By the 1860 Jacob had died. My husband is descended from his daughter Cecilia, who married Pellington Buxton in Ionia Co, MI, about 1858. Descendants of Jacob Boyington (Boynton) 1 Jacob Boyington b: Abt. 1797 Pennsylvania d: Bef. 1860 Ionia Co., Michigan . +Candis Skinner b: 1806 Pennsylvania m: Bef. 1835 d: Sep 29, 1882 Ionia Co., MI 2 Lucy Boyington b: 1835 Ohio 2 Daniel Boyington b: 1838 Ohio 2 Cecilia Boyington b: Mar 24, 1841 Ohio d: Aug 16, 1909 Saranac, Berlin Twp, Ionia Co., MI .... +Pellington Buxton b: Nov 3, 1834 Massachusetts m: Abt. 1858 Ionia Co., Michigan d: Jan 26, 1906 Saranac, Berlin Twp, Ionia Co., MI .. 3 Angeline Buxton b: Feb 24, 1859 Ionia Co., Michigan d: May 12, 1920 Hinton Twp., Mecosta Co., MI ...... +Francis S. Bishop b: Dec 23, 1858 Ionia Co., Michigan m: Abt. 1881 Michigan d: Jan 22, 1929 Orleans, Ionia Co., MI .... 4 Bert I. Bishop b: 1881 Michigan d: 1886 Ionia Co., Michigan .... 4 Oliva Bishop b: 1886 Michigan d: 1916 Mecosta Co., Michigan ........ +Gabriel G. Palmer b: Abt. 1881 Michigan m: 1905 Michigan d: Bef. 1920 Michigan .... 4 Frederick Devilo Bishop b: Mar 5, 1889 Ionia Co., Michigan d: Dec 23, 1964 Berlin Twp, Ionia Co., MI ........ +Elva May Davis b: Jan 27, 1890 Mecosta Co., Michgan m: Mar 29, 1911 Sylvester, Mecosta Co., MI d: Jun 30, 1961 Ionia, MI .... 4 Viola Bishop b: 1892 Michigan ........ +John P. Hargen b: 1883 Michigan m: Nov 29, 1916 Big Rapids, Mecosta Co., MI .... 4 Claude F. Bishop b: Feb 8, 1895 Petoskey, MI d: Jul 1963 Michigan ........ +Mildred Chaterdon b: 1900 Lowell, Kent Co., MI m: Aug 18, 1919 Grand Rapids, Kent Co., MI .... 4 Florence Bishop b: 1898 d: 1901 Hinton Twp, Mecosta Co., Michigan .. 3 Joshua Buxton b: 1862 .. 3 Estella Buxton b: Jul 1864 d: Feb 4, 1870 .. 3 Nellie B. Buxton b: 1867 .. 3 Ida Buxton b: Sep 1869 Ionia Co, MI d: Jul 23, 1870 Ionia Co, MI .. 3 Cynthia Buxton b: 1880 Ionia Co, MI d: Mar 23, 1881 Ionia Co, MI 2 Leander Boyington b: 1844 2 Cynthia Boyington b: 1847 .... +Thomas J. Curtis m: May 13, 1860 Ionia Co, MI 2 George Boyington b: 1850 .... +Jane Brownfield m: Jul 22, 1876 Ionia Co, MI

Katherine, Thanks for your reply. You are right, there are some inconsistencies. I typed the way it read. I am looking through some of the other obits to see if there is additional mention of the sister, Mrs. Morton. Randy

Hi, Elle, > > * Most researchers in the US are _not_ descended from William (b. > 1605), but from his brother. Maybe that's a case of the grass is greener ... I've felt just the opposite, being a descendant of John, and hearing from so many of William's offspring. <G> Both brothers left gobs of descendants. > > * Nobody seems to be working on New York State lines. > > * And nobody, but nobody, seems to be working on an Ari T. or his > (probable) father Olivet! > See the messages last evening from Randy Ortwein and Felicia Hazelton. If you subscribed too late to get them before the next archive is prepared, I'd be happy to forward them to you, along with my comment on an obituary of Ari T. that Randy keyed in. Olivet was apparently Ari's brother, not his father, at least according to the 1897 Boynton genealogy book that is considered quite good (but not perfect). In it, Ari T. & Olivet's parents are given as Justus Boynton and Rhoda Bennet. The last name seems to jive with your information, anyway. I especially appreciate the fine way you sourced all your information -- good job!! Cheers, Katherine http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kwc <-- NEW location genealogy/family history http://www.cd-info.com <-- The CD Information Center http://www.cd-webstore.com <-- Information products about CD Technology HACKWORTH-L & BOYNTON-L surname discussion lists at http://www.rootsweb.com (list subscribe/unsubscribe forms available in genealogy website) Glad to be a Rootsweb Donor

Hi, all -- I've done a bit of poking about in the BOYNTON-L archives, and in the various BOYNTON Web sites available (thanks, Katherine, for your very nice page!), and I've come to a few conclusions: * Most researchers in the US are _not_ descended from William (b. 1605), but from his brother. * Nobody seems to be working on New York State lines. * And nobody, but nobody, seems to be working on an Ari T. or his (probable) father Olivet! Austana Loring BOYNTON was born 11 Jun 1833 in McGrawville[1], Cortland County, New York. She had two younger sisters: Louisa (m. William French), and Mary (m. Martin Davis). Austana married Edward Justus Angell 5 Sep 1855 [2], in McLean, Tompkins County, NY; they had five children, including Austana Loring ANGELL, from whom my spouse descends. Austana (BOYNTON) Angell died 12 Aug 1877 [3] in Waverly, Tioga County, NY, after a long illness[4]; she was 44, and her youngest child was only ten. Her sister Mary brought her two daughters to Waverly to take care of the children.[5] Austana, Louisa and Mary were all born to Ari T. and Calista (LORING) Boynton. Calista was a passenger on the first train that ran in the U.S., the "DeWitt Clinton", which made its first official trial with passengers 9 Aug 1831 [6]. Her background and ancestry (born 27 Aug 1810 in Petersham, MA, Calista was the ninth of eleven children born to Israel and Hannah (JONES) Loring) is fairly well-researched. She was married to Ari 17 Sep 1832, by Rev. Luther Wilson of her hometown[7]. Ari T. [*] BOYNTON was born in Bern, Albany County, NY, 16 May 1806, and migrated a bit: in 1832 he was presumably in central Massachusetts getting married, and the following year in McGrawville, Cortland County, NY, where his first child was born; he later published a newspaper called _The McGrawville Express_[8]. He spent a while in Greene, Chenango County, before settling in McLean, Tompkins County.[9] He was ordained 14 Nov 1855, and became pastor of the McLean Baptist Church.[10] Ari died, in McLean, 30 Jan 1888, "while shovelling snow in the great blizzard."[11] But who was Ari? We have only a few clues: * His mother may have been named Rhoda; an 1856 letter addressed to "children and grandchildren," and datelined "McGrawville," appears to be signed "Rhoda Boynton." * We have calling cards addressed to "Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Boynton" from Edna and Levi Thompson, identifying themselves as "your cousins." (On whose side of the family?) * I can't locate the source of this information, but we believe that Ari's father was named Olivet. (If the New York State Dept. of Health ever gets back to me with Ari's death certificate.... sigh.) * A family album collected by the husband of Ari's granddaughter claims: Ari Boynton was descended from William Boynton (b. 1605), who joined an expedition organized by Sir Matthew Boynton and emigrated to Massachusetts in 1638, where he settled at Rowley, Essex Co. Sir Matthew stayed in England and joined Cromwell in the Great Rebellion. And that's all we have on our BOYNTONs so far. Anybody have a good lead? -- Ellen Keyne Seebacher elle@pobox.com ===== [1] Family album claims her birthplace was "Cortlandville," but an earlier, handwritten family register lists "McGrawville." [2] Married by Rev. Chauncey Darby according to same register. [3] "Frank, truthfulness, sense of humor, loved flowers -- verbena, rose leaf geranium. Desire to make others happy. Reserved. Feeling of timorousness (prayer meeting); suffered without complaint. Went to school in McGrawville -- had many friends. A fine sense of spiritual things. 'Ever ready to pass over ones imperfections if he tries to do the best he can' --E.J.A." (Probably a note by her husband for her eulogy.) [4] Edward Angell's eulogy, written c. 1900, says "Mention of him recalls his noble, brave, sweet-spirited, sainted wife, whose presence in the home gave it sweetness and light, and whose long and trying illness attested to the sufficiency of divine grace to turn suffering into blessing..." [5] They "found her a thorn in the flesh and were happy and relieved when she left after about a year." From the family album, by the husband of one of the long-suffering children! [6] Family album, and newspaper clippings. [7] From the handwritten family register. [*] And what on earth does that "T." stand for? [8] 1938 letter from Loring French to his cousin Austana (ANGELL) Pierce. [9] Various letters addressed to Ari. His name is given as BOYINGTON on several letters. [10] Pamphlet titled "History of McLean Baptist Church," apparently written between 1903 and 1905. It adds, "In the six years of his pastorate God had abundantly blessed his people, and great good had been accomplished." [11] Handwritten note on back of church program for First Presbyterian Church, Cortland, identifying Ari and Calista as "Grandpa and Grandma." (Snow note is from family album.)

Randy, This is great! Thanks for keying these in for us. According to John Farnham Boynton's 1897 Boynton genealogy, there are a few inconsistencies in this obituary (as frequently happens): >.... Many of the older >residents of this county will remember the venerable father and brothers, >Olivet, Deacons, Bennett, Adno, Nathaniel, and one sister, Mrs. Morton, all >long since passed away. Edwin, the youngest of that respectable family is >living at Winnetka, IL. Rather than being the son of Olivet Boynton as this implies (somewhat ambiguosly), Ari Turner was his brother. All of those named are children of Justus Boynton and Rhoda Bennet. Also, there should not have been a comma after "Deacons" since that was the title held by Justus Bennett, Adno and Nathaniel rather than another brother. However, J.F. Boynton does not list a sister, Mrs. Morton. Is she in the other Boynton book, the Directory? I don't have that one. Cheers, Katherine http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kwc <-- NEW location genealogy/family history http://www.cd-info.com <-- The CD Information Center http://www.cd-webstore.com <-- Information products about CD Technology HACKWORTH-L & BOYNTON-L surname discussion lists at http://www.rootsweb.com (list subscribe/unsubscribe forms available in genealogy website) Glad to be a Rootsweb Donor

Randy, looking at your line again, I remember. One more question: Whose obits do you have? Thanks. Felicia OrtweinHou@aol.com wrote: > Felicia, > > We have exchanged before. It's good to hear from you again. > > Mine are: > > William > Joshua > Joshua > Moses > Bela > Justus > Olivet > Albert > Charles > Rachel > Verla > > Randy Ortwein > > ==== BOYNTON Mailing List ==== > Subscribe or Unsubscribe to this list (only!) at > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kwc/boynton/list.html -- Felicia Hazelton: PO Box 92, La Verne, CA 91750 email: hazefam@earthlink.net web: http://home.earthlink.net/~hazefam Maternal:AKIN,BOYNTON,BRUMMETT,DILLON,FINN,MILLS,PRICE,SPEAR,SPOONER,WEEKS Paternal:BENSON,DRAKE,HARTMAN,MCLINTIC,PATTON,PRYER,WEISER/WISER,WILKINSON

Dear Randy. I descend from the William line also. Can you tell me your decendancy from William down in the BOYNTONS, thanks, Felicia Hazelton PS: Mine is: William Joshua Joshua Jr David Thomas Benjamin Moses Frank Felicia OrtweinHou@aol.com wrote: > My line descends from William and Elizabeth ( JACKSON). Down further are > Olivet married to Abby (BRIGHTMAN) and his son, Albert Latham who married > Mercy SWEET. They were from the Cortland/Schoharie/Pompey area of NY. > > I know Mercy and Albert were married in Pompey in 1868, but I can't find any > record. I also have some BOYNTON obits from the family bible if anyone is > interested. > > Randy > > ==== BOYNTON Mailing List ==== > Basic RootsWeb membership is $12 per year. Sponsorship is $24 per year. > <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html> -- Felicia Hazelton: PO Box 92, La Verne, CA 91750 email: hazefam@earthlink.net web: http://home.earthlink.net/~hazefam Maternal:AKIN,BOYNTON,BRUMMETT,DILLON,FINN,MILLS,PRICE,SPEAR,SPOONER,WEEKS Paternal:BENSON,DRAKE,HARTMAN,MCLINTIC,PATTON,PRYER,WEISER/WISER,WILKINSON

I am sending along as I input them. You should have one for Rev. Ari Turner Boynton. Randy

BOYNTON - At his home in McLean, NY, Jan 30th 1888, Rev Ari Turner Boynton, age 82 years. Elder Boynton had been in poor health for some years, and while shoveling snow from his walk, he died suddenly of heart disease. He was born in Berno, Albany Co., NY, May 16, 1806. While a small boy, his parents moved to Coventry, Conn. When about 21 years old, he with his parents, moved to the farm now owned by John Kenfield, about two miles north of McGrawville. In 1832 he married Carista Loring of Petersham, Worchester Co., Mass, and they occupied for a number of years the farm now owned by Zenas Freeman. He moved to McGrawville and published the McGrawville Express, and subsequently moved to Greene, Chenago Co., and published the Chenago News. While residing at the latter place he had a call to preach the gospel. This call he could not resist and moved to McLean, preaching for six years. He was pastor of the Baptist church at Sempronius for four years and at Solon for three years. He then returned to his first pastorate at McLean, where he preached two years. His health failing him, he was unable to preach longer, except that he supplied the church at Etna about two years. Elder Boynton was an honest man, much respected by his neighbors for his sterling qualities. He was a sincere and devoted Christian and will be greatly missed by the church he loved so well. Through his efforts a bell was placed at the church at McLean, and with his own hand a fence was built and these beautiful trees were planted. He leaves a wife and two daughters - Mrs., French of Groton and Mrs. Davis of Kingsville Ohio. His eldest daughter, Mrs. Angell of Waverly, died some years since. Many of the older residents of this county will remember the venerable father and brothers, Olivet, Deacons, Bennett, Adno, Nathaniel, and one sister, Mrs. Morton, all long since passed away. Edwin, the youngest of that respectable family is living at Winnetka, IL.

Felicia, We have exchanged before. It's good to hear from you again. Mine are: William Joshua Joshua Moses Bela Justus Olivet Albert Charles Rachel Verla Randy Ortwein

My line descends from William and Elizabeth ( JACKSON). Down further are Olivet married to Abby (BRIGHTMAN) and his son, Albert Latham who married Mercy SWEET. They were from the Cortland/Schoharie/Pompey area of NY. I know Mercy and Albert were married in Pompey in 1868, but I can't find any record. I also have some BOYNTON obits from the family bible if anyone is interested. Randy

>From: "Burney Parker" <burneyparker@bluebon.net> >To: (suppressed) >Subject: Proposed Family Reunion in October >Date: Wed, 6 Jan 1999 09:30:11 -0600 >MIME-Version: 1.0 >X-Priority: 3 > >Hello Cousins. > >Brenham has added two new motels and two others have been newly remodelled, >and in addition we have some outstanding Beds and Breakfasts. If you go to >the following website you can take a tour of these places, and other points >of interest in Washington County. One in particular is the Citadel which >was the home for more than 30 years of my Mother's sister, Jonnie Mae >Hackworth. It is now open for tours. > http://www.rtis.com/reg/brenham/ > >I have talked with the Chamber and am hoping to arrange a large family >reunion here in Washington County about the third week in October. We will >have tours through the Independence Baptist Church where Sam Houston was >baptized. The Anson Jones Farm in Old Waahington the Prairie Lea Cemetery >The Chappel Hill Historical District. and the Citadel Many of our ancestors >were early settlers of Washington County, some of whom were citizens of the >Republic of Texas. Many are buried here and I have located many of the >gravesites, and home places. >I am trying to contact the descendants of the following > Riggs Pennington and Joanna Osborne > William W. Hackworth and Eliza Jane Pennington > John Duncan Harvey and Elizabeth Suggs > Elijah Snow Boynton and Elizabeth Moffett > Amos Boynton and Mattie Harvey > William Wallace Ralston and Margaret Courtenay Walker > Jesse Young Wallace and Martha Susan "Mattie" Phillips >I am in the process of putting together a mailing list and would like very >much to have your help. If you could E-Mail the snail mail addresses of >your brothers, sisters, children, grandchildren, aunts and uncles. it would >be most helpful. Its been exciting for me to find so many lost cousins and >to find records that have been hiding all these years. I am most anxious to >meet a lot of you face to face and introduce you to members of my family. >This will be a great opportunity to swap stories and gather information from >all of our long lost cousins. I will do my best to make this a memorable >occasion for all of you who can attend and in the meantime I would certainly >appreciate your help. Thank you. > >Burney in Brenham >Home of Bluebonnets and BlueBell > > > > > > > >Visit our Washington County Genweb site >http://www.phoenix.net/~awhart/washgene.htm >Burney Parker > Katherine Cochrane mailto:katherine@cd-info.com Assistant Research Director Pennington Research Association

Hi Mark, I'm sending a family group sheet for David Boynton, father of Sarah who married Richard, as well as a family group sheet for Richard and Sarah. Sarah was one of the five BOYNTON girls who married four GAGE brothers. I descend from Richard's brother, Abraham, and his wife Mary BOYNTON, cousin to Sarah. Hope this helps! Julie Matthews Burnette Family Group Record ============================================================ ============== Husband: David Boynton ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Birth: Feb 24 1744 Waltham, MA Death: Burial: Marriage: Father: Jeremiah Boynton (b Dec 27 1711) Mother: Patience Sanderson ============================================================ ============== Wife: Elizabeth unknown ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Birth: Chr: Death: Burial: ============================================================ ============== Children ============================================================ ============== 1 M Daniel Boynton Birth: Nov 27 1762 Hubbardston, Worcester County, MA Death: Burial: Marriage: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 2 M John Boynton Birth: Jan 2 1765 Hubbardston, Worcester County, MA Death: Apr 26 1825 Cornwall, VT Burial: Spouse: Mary Lamb? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 3 M Caleb Boynton Birth: abt 1767 Hubbardston, Worcester County, MA Death: Burial: Marriage: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 4 M Jeremiah Boynton Birth: Dec 27 1769 Hubbardston, Worcester County, MA Death: Burial: Marriage: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 5 F Sarah Boynton Birth: Jul 2 1770 Milford, Worcester County, MA Death: Jun 15 1815 Burial: Spouse: Richard Gage (m Jan 20 1794) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 6 M Ezra Boynton Birth: 1775 Leverett, MA Death: Apr 1854 Saybrook, OH Burial: Spouse: Hannah Walkup (m 1805) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 7 M Isaac Boynton Birth: Chr: Death: Burial: Marriage: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 8 M Benjamin Boynton Birth: Chr: Residence: Shutebury, MA Death: Burial: Marriage: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 9 F Betsey Boynton Birth: Sep 2 1777 Plymouth, NH Death: Aug 3 1855 Residence: Wendall, MA Burial: Spouse: Nathan Gage (m 1799) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 10 F Patience Boynton Birth: Apr 23 1782 Hubbardston, Worcester County, MA Residence: Hague, Warren County, NY Death: Burial: Spouse: Robert Potter ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 11 F Sally Boynton Birth: Hubbardston, Worcester County, MA Residence: Wells, VT Death: Burial: Spouse: unknown Fry ============================================================ ============== Family Group Record ============================================================ ============== Husband: Richard Gage ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Birth: Dec 23 1772 Milford, Worcester County, MA Death: Jun 15 1850 Residence: Hubbardston, MA Residence: Stockholm, NY Residence: Stanbridge, Quebec, Canada Burial: Marriage: Jan 20 1794 Father: Daniel Gage (b Jun 1 1734) Mother: Priscilla Jones (b Jul 21 1738) Other spouse: Catherine unknown ============================================================ ============== Wife: Sarah Boynton ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Birth: Jul 2 1770 Milford, Worcester County, MA Death: Jun 15 1815 Burial: Father: David Boynton (b Feb 24 1744) Mother: Elizabeth unknown ============================================================ ============== Children ============================================================ ============== 1 F Rhoda Gage Birth: May 11 1798 Death: Burial: Marriage: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 2 F Roxey Gage Birth: May 11 1798 Hubbardston, Worcester County, MA Death: Burial: Marriage: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 3 F Sally Gage Birth: Jun 30 1795 Hubbardston, Worcester County, MA Death: Jun 22 1852 Burial: Spouse: Elias Jenkins (m Nov 14 1813) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 4 M Luman Gage Birth: Jun 13 1805 Death: Burial: Marriage: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 5 F Abigail Gage Birth: Sep 7 1800 Death: Burial: Marriage: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 6 F Lydia Gage Birth: Dec 3 1807 Death: Burial: Marriage: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 7 F Betsey Gage Birth: Feb 10 1810 Death: Burial: Marriage: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 8 M Abel Gage Birth: Aug 24 1794 Hubbardston, Worcester County, MA Death: Burial: Marriage: ============================================================ ============== -----Original Message----- From: Mark Wentling <mwentlin@ngs.org> To: BOYNTON-L@rootsweb.com <BOYNTON-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, December 07, 1998 2:39 PM Subject: [BOYNTON-L] Sarah "Sally" Boynton (1770-1815) m. Richard Gage (1772-1850) >Hi folks, > >I am searching for the ancestry of Sarah "Sally" Boynton, born 2 July >1770, died 15 June 1815; married 20 January 1794, Richard Gage, born 23 >December 1772 in Milford, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, died 15 June 1850, >possibly in Canada. They were the parents of Sarah "Sally", born 30 June >1796 in Canada, died June 22, 1852, in the town of Stockholm, St. Lawrence >Co., New York; married 14 November 1813, Elias Jenkins, born 1791 in >Bradford, Vermont. > >Thanks for any help!! >Mark Wentling >__________ >Visit "LEGENDS--Mark's Genealogy Home on the Web" at: >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/1449/welcome.html >OR type the netword "legendsweb" in any NETWORDS enabled browser > >______________________________

I didn't see this message come through on the list, so I'm posting it again. Sorry if it's redundant. -- Katherine >Hi folks, > >I am searching for the ancestry of Sarah "Sally" Boynton, born 2 July >1770, died 15 June 1815; married 20 January 1794, Richard Gage, born 23 >December 1772 in Milford, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, died 15 June 1850, >possibly in Canada. They were the parents of Sarah "Sally", born 30 June >1796 in Canada, died June 22, 1852, in the town of Stockholm, St. Lawrence >Co., New York; married 14 November 1813, Elias Jenkins, born 1791 in >Bradford, Vermont. > >Thanks for any help!! >Mark Wentling Mark, Are you certain of Sarah's birth date? Do you know where she was born? (Otherwise, where was the date discovered?) I looked through the Boynton genealogy, and only found two girls who were born close to that date: Sally, b. 13 Jun 1772 (Stephen5, Stepher4, Benoni3, Joseph2, John1) Sarah, bapt. 12 Jul 1779 (Amos5, Ephraim4, Joseph3, Joseph2, John1) While Amos lived in or near Worcester Co., he had moved to NH and possibly to GA before this Sarah was born, so she's not a likely candidate to be yours. The families who moved to Canada are not as well covered in the genealogy as their American cousins, unfortunately. However, the fact that your Sarah "Sally" married a man from the western part of Massachusetts reinforces my theory that several related families of Boyntons may have migrated out there between 1750 and 1776 (since she doesn't seem to belong to any of Ephraim's descendants). This was a time of lots of migration, with the coastal areas filling up. Maybe we can help narrow the field by discovering who some of the other westering Boyntons were. Cheers, Katherine http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kwc <-- NEW location genealogy/family history http://www.cd-info.com <-- The CD Information Center http://www.cd-webstore.com <-- Information products about CD Technology HACKWORTH-L & BOYNTON-L surname discussion lists at http://www.rootsweb.com (list subscribe/unsubscribe forms available in genealogy website) Glad to be a Rootsweb Donor

Hi, cousins, I've just spotted a new GENWEB project page for Sterling, MA. There are several Boyntons listed in the various Vital Records pages. Check it out at http://genweb.net/Sterling-Ma/ and drop a note to the volunteer who is doing these pages to thank her for the outstanding job! Cheers Katherine http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kwc <-- NEW location genealogy/family history http://www.cd-info.com <-- The CD Information Center http://www.cd-webstore.com <-- Information products about CD Technology HACKWORTH-L & BOYNTON-L surname discussion lists at http://www.rootsweb.com (list subscribe/unsubscribe forms available in genealogy website) Glad to be a Rootsweb Donor