> ***Hope this is of use to someone.... My cousin from another line sent this to me for the list just in case...none of these folks belong to me so can't answer any other questions... Sierra ___________________________________________________ > Boynton families of English extraction. Other spellings are: Boyington & > Byington. Major Wm Boynton m: Mary Gibson. They were natives of > Canterbury, NH; Settled in Loudon NH; went to Bolton, P.Q. Canada in > 1795. In 1797 they crossed the lake and settled in Stanstead, near the > place now called Libbee's Mills. They made a shanty on the banks fo the > river, covering it with hemloc boughs. Their youngest son Jesse P > Boynton ws born in this shanty. They later built a grist mill and a saw > mill. He died Sep 8, 1830 and she d: 5 Dec 1831.Their children were: > Deborah, Edmund, James, Wm, John Gardner & Jesse P. > > Deborah b: 22 feb 1777, Loudon NH, m: Gardner Green 20 May 1790 in > Loudon. In 1795 they settled in Bolton, P.Q. He was an appointed > magistrate. He drowned in 1808. Children: Sarah m:Sylvester Ball, > Catherine m: Samuel Folsom, Nathaniel m: Hannah Varnum, Wm m: Filey > Hanson and Mary m: Charles Rogers. > Deborah m: 2nd: Ezra Ball, children: Ezra Ball jr. m: Lucy Rexford and > Deborah m: Edmund Boynton jr. > > Edmund Boynton s/o Maj Wm & Mary b: 19 may 1779, Loudon NH, m: Betsey > Weston, d: 30 May 1847, children: > Ephraim b: 24 feb 1809, m: Harriet Morrill, Jersuha b: 3 Oct 1811,m: Mr. > Hollister, Lydia b: 9 May 1814, m: Wm Davis, Nathan b: 4 Mar 1816, m: > Margaret McClure, Edmund b: 24, Mar 1818, m: Deborah Ball (above) > Lweis b: 28 Aug 1822, m: Catherine Folsom, Gardner b: 4 June 1792, > Loudon NH, m: Nancy Quimby 26 May 1814. Nancy b: 10 Feb 1795, Gardner d: > 5 Jan 1873. > > > chuldren of Gardner & Nancy: > Caroline b: 30 Mar 1817, m: Benjamin Atwood > Mary Ann b: 4 June 1819, m: Samuel C Burns > Julia M b: 6 June 1821, m: Truman Quimby > Jesse b: aug 1823, m: Olive A Curtis > Wilder b: 13, Feb 1826, m: Abigail Moulton > Lyman b: 5 Feb 1829, m: Hortense Cook > > Here is a Capt John Boynton (not sure where he fits) > b: 4 May 1756 Newhampton, NH, m: Lydia Dow, who was b: Gilmanton, NH, > They settled on No 3, 12 Range in 1805 and afterwards sold out and moved > to Windsor, PQ. where he d: 1841 and she d: 10 Dec 1840. Theier > children: > Benjamin b: 2 Ap 1790, m: Mary Burt > Lydia, b: 15 Aug 1791, m: Moses Blount > John b: 1 Apr 1793, m: Isabelle Nelson > Nancy b: 11 Oct 1794, m: Asa Blount > Abraham b: 17 Mar 1796, m: Amamnda Pope > David b: 6 Oct 1799, m: Betsey Vinton > Wm b: feb 1800, m: Harriet Curtis > Mary (twin of Wm m: Joseph Thomas > Noah b: 1801, m: Lucinda Vinton > Hannah b: 7 Oct 1803, m: Hiram Moor > Richard b: 18 Oct 1805, m: Mary Davis > Sarah b: 10 July 1806, m: Johnson Lunt > > Children of Abraham (s/0 Capt John & Lydia): > Ruth b: 22 Sept 1825 > James b: 14 Oct 1827, d: 15 Mar 1845 > Adams W. b: 4 July 1830, m: Anna G Christie > Osmond b: 15 June 1833, m: Mary G Hubbard, he d: 1867, she d: 1870 > Luther b: 24 Sept 1836, d: 1864 > Amanda b: 15 Apr 1839 > > >>Thats about all there was. > > > > > BTW, are your Boynton's from Canada? If so let me know, I borrowed a > > > book from the AGS yesterday, couldn't find any of my own people from > > > Ontario, but found Boynton's. If I have the right name, I'll send you > > > what I found. > > > > > > Later, > > > g