Boynton - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: obit for Warren Boynton Sr.

dhboynton1 — 2009-11-16 21:47:56Z

Just came across your message of 2002.
Warren was my brother. We are descended from William: William, Joshua, William, John, David, Mark W, Nathaniel B, Joweph W, Nathaniel.

Re: Walter J. Boynton and Sallie C. Wall

patriciafite1 — 2009-11-12 21:27:17Z

Sallie Catherine Wall
B 18 March 1852 Tippah Co Miss.
D 29 Jan 1927 Quanah Hardeman Co Texas

Re: Boynton's from England

jmboynton_1 — 2009-09-23 04:21:47Z

Hi Karen,

I see you posted this message almost 10 years ago and I have no idea if you will even see this post. I would be interested in seeing what you have traced in England, I believe we have our line in America traced back to William.

Thanks for your help!

BOYNTON Herbert Chester and Edna Aline

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-15 17:42:52Z

BOYNTON Herbert Chester and Edna Aline

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,139 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: boynton in canada

TDOFFE — 2009-07-23 13:34:04Z

There was an Alonson Boynton who lived in Aurora. The name was sometimes recorded as Lonson, Alonzo etc,.. He and his wife Eliza (Rhamm, Ramm Rahm ap. ??? had several children see 1951, 1871, 1881 censi. Some Boyntons moved to the States, while some stayed here. Perhaps your Lewis Alonson is a grandchild of Alonson and Eliza.

Re: Walter J. Boynton and Sallie C. Wall

obytolmang — 2009-07-13 20:14:23Z

Mary Elizabeth (Boynton) Tolman (1883-1964) was my Great Grandmother, and I knew her and her 5 sons very well. I have information about her lineage in my public Oby George Tolman Family Tree at Ancestry.com

Re: Polly Fivekiller

jenner123 — 2009-04-11 18:44:15Z

Hello Carl,
I think this is amazing. I come through Andrew Jackson Johnson, to James Johnson, to Jimmie Ray, to me - Jennifer. I have been trying to get my father on the Cherokee Tribal Roll. He is eligible via Josephine and Polly Fivekiller. However, I cannot find a birth nor death certificate on Andrew. He went by so many aliases and lived so many places that I just cannot find him! It is the only document holding me up. The Johnson line is certainly interesting! I have had a lot of fun showing dad where he came from. My email is thejen@cox.net if you would like further contact or my tree to look at. Thank you for contacting me. Jen

Re: Jesse L. Boynton - Son of James Stoddard Boynton

NJRCA — 2009-04-11 15:04:06Z

Yes, Jesse Boynton did die in TX. I have an obit for him and a couple of other newspapers articles which tell when the news of his death was told to his father.

Re: Jesse L. Boynton - Son of James Stoddard Boynton

SteveMartonak — 2009-04-11 14:54:04Z

Mary F "Mamie" HALL was the daughter of Levi H and Mary E HALL. The 1900 Fulton Co GA census shows the widow Mary living with her older brother David HALL. The census indicates that Mary has 4 living children, but only three are shown with her; Samuel M, James S, and Levi H. All three kids are shown as having been born in Texas. My *guess* is that Jesse BOYNTON died in Texas sometime 1895-1900 and Mamie packed up the kids and came back to Georgia. Samuel is still living with Mary in the 1910 census. Don't know what happened to the other kids. The 1920 census of Chicago IL shows a "Lewis H" BOYNTON who *might* be Levi.

Susan Thompson Harris Boynton - Wife of James Stoddard Boynton

LYNNB — 2009-04-11 04:31:19Z

Seeking cemetary name for Susan Boynton burial.

Macon Weekly Telegraph
28 Nov 1912
Mrs. Susan Harris Boynton
Athens, Ga., Nov. 27. - Mrs. Susie Harris Boynton, 65 years old, widow of James J. [S.] Boynton, who succeeded Alexander Stephens as governor of Georgia, died last midnight at her home at High Shoals, ten miles from here. She had been ill with an attack of pneumonia for some time.

Jesse L. Boynton - Son of James Stoddard Boynton

LYNNB — 2009-04-11 04:27:47Z

Seeking any information on this son of James S. Boynton and Mary Frances Loyall.

The Weekly News
Griffin, Georgia
Mr. Jesse L. Boynton was married Thursday night in Atlanta to Miss Mamie Hall, of that city. Mr. Boynton is one of the favorite sons of Griffin.

Re: Polly Fivekiller

cjohnson1374 — 2009-04-09 19:40:00Z

My line also comes from Josephine. She married Charles Johnson. One of their children was Frederick W. O. Johnson. His son was Carl Johnson. I am Carl's son, Carl Johnson, Jr.

I know Charles and Fred are both buried at Hillside Cemetery just north of Skiatook, OK. I also know one of Josephine's daughters married a Slattery, and another a Cobb. I knew her grandson, Ted Cobb, when I was a boy.

That's about it, other than Hello cousin!

Carl

Re: Mary BOYNTON, dau. Nathaniel b.1694 Rowley (PARKER)

jsasur — 2009-02-17 03:20:04Z

This comes from the "Decendants of John Parker". I am trying to find a direct link from BARKER-COON-SHAW-MERRITT-PARKER and also am confused. Any help as this does not show Mary marrying a Merritt. email direct to jsasur@hotmailcom

43. JOSHUA6 PARKER (AARON5, AARON4, MOSES3, ABRAHAM2, JOHN1) was born 13 December 1740 in Westford, MA, and died 1831 in Gouverneur, NY. He married (1) MARY BOYNTON 15 March 1764 in Westford, MA. She was born 29 October 1738 in Westford, MA, and died 30 November 1771 in Westford, MA. He married (2) HANNAH KIDDER 08 March 1774 in Westford, MA. She was born Abt. 1754 in Cambridge, MA, and died Unknown in Cavendish, VT.

Notes for JOSHUA PARKER:
Ref. Genes of Abraham Parker:
Joshua served in 1763 in the Westford militia company under Capt. Leonard Whiting, enlisted April 12, 1775 and on April 19, 1775, as a sergeant in Capt. Timothy Underwood's company of Col. William Prescott's regiment, marched to Concord. By the time of the Battle of Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775, he was captain of a com pany in Col. Prescott's regiment. He also served in Rhode Island from July 5, 1777 to Jan. 1, 1778 as captain of a company under regimental Colonel John Robinson of Westford. Capt. Joshua was listed as a freeman in Ca vendish, VT, in 1782, but probably did not beome active there until some years later. After residing for some time in Cavendish, he moved to Gouverneur, NY, where one of his daughters resided and he died there about 1831. His wife Hannah and several of their children are buried in Cavendish.

Children of JOSHUA PARKER and MARY BOYNTON are:
i. JOSHUA7 PARKER, b. 31 December 1764, Westford, MA; d. Unknown; m. HANNAH JACKMAN, 1790; b. October 1766, Lunenberg, MA; d. Unknown.
ii. PATTY PARKER, b. 12 July 1767, Westford, MA; d. Unknown; m. DANIEL COFFIN; b. Abt. 1767, Cavendish, VT; d. Unknown.
iii. MARY PARKER, b. 03 November 1769, Westford, MA; d. Unknown; m. ABEL KIMBALL; b. Abt. 1769, Cavendish, VT; d. Unknown.

Children of JOSHUA PARKER and HANNAH KIDDER are:
iv. AMAZIAH FASSETT7 PARKER, b. 28 December 1775, Westford, MA; d. Unknown.
v. HANNAH PARKER, b. 16 February 1778, Westford, MA; d. Unknown; m. ISAIAH BOYNTON; b. Abt. 1778, Plymouth, VT; d. Unknown.

Re: boynton in georgia

byington188 — 2009-02-13 13:57:19Z

Hello,

Though I don't have much on later generations of Boyntons in Georgia, I do have some data on Moses and his brothers, especially land and tax data during the time he lived in the northwestern part of Baldwin County (on Fishing Creek). There is a little data from earlier periods when he lived in Wilkes County too. Please contact me offsite and I'll be glad to forward what data I have (byington at fas dot harvard dot edu).

Best,

Mark Byington

Re: boynton in georgia

KATHERINEC — 2009-02-13 07:44:13Z

Steve is a good, knowlegable contact about this family, and I may also have some additional info. My contact info is tester254 at gmail dot com

Re: boynton in georgia

SteveMartonak — 2009-02-12 23:08:12Z

I may be able to help you. Email me at "shmartonak at ticnet.com"

steve
http://users.waymark.net/shmartonak/boynton.htm

--

boynton in georgia

mayflowergirl22 — 2009-02-09 19:02:02Z

I am looking for information on Boyntons in Georgia during the 1800's. In particular Moses Boynton and John C. Boynton. Can anyone be of help? I am new to this game.

Re: Senator Boynton

guardmaam — 2009-02-03 12:58:11Z

Yes My greatgrandmother Carrie did have a brother ,Frank. the name Alonzo is a mystery to me though.How are you related to this line?

Re: John Boynton of Lawrence Co., MS

danielhillusa — 2008-05-22 03:24:46Z

Kathleen: Just received a message from the Boynton-L list regarding John Benjamin Boyington. Believe it or not, we are related and I'm searching for more information on our line. My late mother was Betty Lou Boyington and her parents were Annie Davis and Eddie Boyington. Grandmother lived in Bogalusa, Louisiana and Granddad was last known living in Mississippi just across the border along the Pearl River. I'd be interested in knowing what all you have on our Boyington relatives. You can email me at: danielhillusa@att.net

Re: Circa 1700's BOYNTON house in Maine

KATHERINEC — 2008-07-08 02:45:30Z

Hi Skip,

Your Mary Boynton is a descendant of immigrant William Boynton of Rowley, MA (1606-1686), born in East Riding Yorkshire, probably in Knapton near Wintringham. Her line goes like this:

1. William Boynton
m. Elizabeth Jackson

2. Caleb Boynton b. 1650 Rowley, MA, d. 1708, Ipswich, MA
m. Mary Moore

3. Caleb Boynton b. 1685 in Ipswich, MA d. 1766 in Maine
m. Christian Parsons b. York, ME d. Wiscasset, ME

4. William Boynton b. 1712 in York, ME
m. Esther Wyman

5. Mary Boynton
m. 1785 to John W. Briggs

I don't have any information on John Briggs and Mary Boynton's children beyond their names, but would be delighted to trade data with you. I can be reached at kat dot prawl at gmail dot com

Regards,
Katherine W. (Cochrane) Prawl

Re: Looking for information on Sarah A. Boynton

SCOUTS — 2009-01-25 11:33:22Z

This family may have had other children among them were atwo who died young and are buried in Pomfret, NY.....Lucy 1801-2/10/1813, Marilla 1805-2/16/1816 in the records it says they were the children of Captain Joseph and Lucy Boynton. The person I am researching is I believe is a son Joseph born about 1812. Joseph stays in the Pomfret area for awhile and then lives in Erie county Pa with his daughter Lucy. Your line and this line seems to match. The only problem is where did Joseph and Lucy come from? Joseph makes the comment on the census that his parents were from Connecticut. I don't know what relevance this is.

Re: Looking for information on Sarah A. Boynton

SCOUTS — 2009-01-24 20:47:01Z

Hi,

I know it has been awhile since you made your post about Sarah. I believe this line of Joseph and Lucy end up in western ny in chautauqua county. i don't know if you have any imformation on this family.

rick hostetter

Re: Boyntons in england

jcfree236 — 2008-12-13 23:10:40Z

The information is correct. Thomas Freeman and Mary Ann are my Great Grand Parents.

Re: Francis (Frank) Boynton/ Adaline (Worsley) Boynton

lorrypat — 2008-09-23 00:08:46Z

Francis (Frank, Franklin - I've found it all ways) and Adeline must have married between 1854-55 because the oldest child Charles was born in 1856. I just recently found out a few more things, that you may already know. I know nothing but what I've dug up.
I'd love to learn some of the family info first hand.
Lorry

Re: John Boynton of Lawrence Co., MS

kathleenstivender — 2008-05-21 18:02:00Z

CURTIS,
I AM KATHLEEN DUTSCH STIVENDER, GRANDAUGHTER OF JOHN BENJAMIN BOYINGTON. SOME OF HIS SIBLINGS SPELLED THE LAST NAME BOYNTON. HE MOVED FROM LAWRENCE CO, MS. TO WASHINGTON PARISH, LA. HE DIED IN 1950. MY MOTHER WAS HIS YOUNGEST DAUGHTER, MARY LEE BOYINGTON DUTSCH. HE DIED WHEN I WAS IN THE 6TH GRADE. I REMEMBER A LOT OF GOOD TIMES WITH HIM.
RIDING IN HIS WAGON WITH MY DOG AND ETC.
ANY MORE INFORMATION I CAN GIVE YOU, LET ME KNOW.
KATHLEEN

Re: Senator Boynton

guardmaam — 2008-12-09 02:50:25Z

I posted a reply some time ago have not heard back but have gone through two computor since post. I know we are related. Try to contact again. Jan Batey Allen

Re: family members anywhere

guardmaam — 2009-01-23 20:59:12Z

Do you know his father or mothers name? I have started a family tree that has quite a lot of info on it. It is the Batey family tree. If you would like to check it out let me know by e-mail. My e-mail is guardmaam@yahoo.com. I can send you an invite to allow you to access it. Thanks Jan Batey Allen

Re: family members anywhere

guardmaam — 2009-01-18 01:06:12Z

My ggrandmother was Carrie Boynton. She married Benjamin Franklin Scruggs. She lived in texas. I have started a family tree if you are interested. It is called the Batey Tree. Look under family trees. My grandmother Mary Louise Scruggs Batey was Carrie boyntons child and she married a Batey. My maiden name is Batey . That is why i listed it under Batey family tree. check it out and she if this gives you any info. Jan

Re: Senator Boynton

guardmaam — 2009-02-03 12:57:32Z

Yes My greatgrandmother Carrie did have a brother ,Frank. the name Alonzo is a mystery to me though.How are you related to this line?

Re: Mary BOYNTON, dau. Nathaniel b.1694 Rowley (PARKER)

joycegs55 — 2008-09-05 01:51:37Z

Did Joshua & Mary (Boynton) Parker have a daughter named Mary (Polly) Parker? Birth date taken from gravestone as 23 April 1751. Which makes mother Mary (Boynton) Parker born in 1737, only 14 when daughter was born. Daughter Mary had a brother Samuel. Source is "Mother Says" so is Samuel one of the unnamed children? Daughter Mary Parker married Joseph Merritt. Both Joseph and Mary (Parker) Merritt are buried in the Merritt Settlement Burial Grounds in Smithville, Ontario, Canada. I just got back from 5 days in Canada and I visited Joseph & Mary's graves. While there I came across some information that said that Mary & Polly are twin sisters. But nothing to prove it so far.
Joyce There seems to be to many Mary Parkers.

Re: Circa 1700's BOYNTON house in Maine

skipbriggs — 2008-07-07 23:50:15Z

My GGGG Grandfather, John W Briggs, married Mary Boynton in Wiscasset on November 22, 1785 (Mary was born app. 1763)

I don't know much more than that except my GGG Grandfather, also John W Briggs, was born to them in Castine, Maine in 1790. I'm trying to determine why the birth was in Castine -the family stayed in the Wiscasset/ Bath area for most of their lives.

I was in Maine last year doing research and plan to return next spring. Maybe I can learn more about the Boyntons' then.

Skip Briggs

Re: Circa 1700's BOYNTON house in Maine

skipbriggs — 2008-07-27 19:25:47Z

Hi Katherine and thank you,

I know very little about John Briggs (and his ancestors) except the following:

John W and Mary (Boynton) Briggs had five children:
Benjamin 1783 b. Wiscasset
Peter 1791
Mary 1793
Susan B 1795
and my GGG grandfather John W 11-23-1789 b. Castine

GGG is buried in Bath, Me about 8 miles from Wiscasset.

He married Eliza Dodge of Wiscasset (maiden I believe Dow)
They had six children including my GG grandfather George E. Briggs in Norridgewock in 1821.

GG had seven children, but only one lived beyond 2 years...my GG grandfather Henry Dow Briggs (b. 1858, Bath). He and his father moved from Bath to Lynn, Ma after Henry's mother died in 1865.

Tell me what else you would like to know, Katherine.

I hope to return to Maine for more research in 2009.

Skip Briggs
PS I tried kat.prawl@gmmail.com, but it seems it didn't connect. Sorry about that.

Re: family members anywhere

mayflowergirl22 — 2009-01-26 22:19:30Z

I don't remember what I posted but my grandfather was William Carson Boynton. His father was John Cook Chapman Boynton and his mother was Aleatha Fay Carson. His grandfather was John C. Boynton and his grandmother Caroline Elizabeth Pope Sutton.

I tried to email you but wasn't able to connect. I would love and invite, thanks. my email is cmlove44@yahoo.com

Re: family members anywhere

mayflowergirl22 — 2009-01-07 20:31:41Z

I am a descendant of the boyntons from georgia and texas. many records were lost in the civil war and I am having a hard time tracing this line. Any info would be appreciated.

Re: family members anywhere

mayflowergirl22 — 2009-01-23 19:11:52Z

Hi, I am a Boynton descendant. My grandfather William Carson Boynton lived in Texas as a child but his family originally was from Georgia. I don't know if that will help you.

Re: Looking for information on Sarah A. Boynton

sharwrightlds — 2009-01-25 05:32:05Z

I have a little info but would like to followup with anything you may have. The area sounds right.
Emma J. married Henry Rimbach - what info do you have?

Re: Boyntons in england

enginmike — 2008-12-14 17:35:04Z

Hi, my name is Mike Baynton and I live in Cardiff, Wales, U.K.
I have traced the Baynton family back to 1689 all from Mells ,Frome ,Somerset ,England.
The bare bones tree is on ancestry as baynton public tree so take a look if you like.

I did'nt know what information you might have had as I have been working through the sisters and brothers of that generation .
Ezekiel and Susannah lived and married in Mells in 1820 and had eight children of which Mary Ann was one .

I am descended from her oldest brother Joseph Henry Baynton born 1821.
Most of the other sisters have entered service when they were young here in the U.K. working for rich families in the London area.Another sister Maria married a local Man John Clark she had two children of her own.but died after the second child was born about 1889.

The youngest brother who was named Ezekiel Henry Baynton born 1839 and married a Hannah Wright in London, England. After they had two children he travelled to New York, and after 6 months the whole family were reunited in N.Y.He worked as a marine engineer in Buffalo and I have some records of them from the U.S. census showing they had six children with 3 surviving girls named Hannah ,Annie and Lucy.

There are more relatives in the U.S. from one generation back . Francis J Baynton( who would be Mary Ann's uncle) emigrated with his family to Toronto, Canada in 1898 and I traced them through Canada to present day San Diego, California where the grandson lives today.
If you have any more information about Mary Ann or any other Bayntons I would be grateful.

Regards
Mike.

Re: RESEARCH

LibbysMIMI — 2008-04-29 17:28:07Z

Thanks but that is not her. Her parents lived until the 1940's thanks. I think it is probably just spelled wrong when they transposed the census records. I"ve found it spelled so many differnt ways. JORDON, JORDAN, JURDEN,GORDON some peoples writing was not very easy to read. It would be WILLIAM SOLOMON JORDAN, CUMIRA,CUMIRAH, MYRA JORDAN,CARRIE,CARRY LEE JORDAN 1888, WILLIAM EDGAR OR WILLIE OR BILL JORDAN 1894. I appreciate your looking

Judy

Re: Byingtons from the Boynton line- which brother? Also Bartholemew de Boynton

jeanhamilton127 — 2008-12-17 01:21:28Z

Where can I get a copy of the resources you mention in your post of 2004?

Re: Francis (Frank) Boynton/ Adaline (Worsley) Boynton

juliekloke — 2008-10-02 22:12:56Z

You can email me at julie.kloke@gmail.com. I have a picture of Francis I would like to email you. They lived in York County Nebraska for a time. Francis ended up in a home for retired and wounded veterans and was buried there in South Dakota. And Adeline ended up leaving York, Ne and moved to Bellingham, WA to live with son and passed away there. I recently moved and have to dig out all my info for you. I have looked every where I can and keep running into dead ends as far as Francis' parents. In the census reports in York County he says he comes from New Hampshire and then years later he says he is from MA. It makes it difficult.

Re: Francis (Frank) Boynton/ Adaline (Worsley) Boynton

juliekloke — 2008-05-26 06:13:18Z

Francis Boynton's son, Alec, is my gr. grandfather! I too have been looking for information in regards to his parents. I have found quite a bit of information on the family, but unable to locate his parents. I can give you what I have.

Re: Walter J. Boynton and Sallie C. Wall

BobbieEubanks — 2008-09-06 22:59:41Z

I am Bobbie Ruth Boynton Eubanks, granddaughter of John Cass Boynton and Elizabeth Lydia Powson. The Walter Boyntons and John Boyntons moved to Greer County Oklahoma Territory from Texas in the late l890's. Uncle Walter and Aunt Sally had five children, three girls, Robbie McGee, Mellie Thomas, Masie Tolman, two boys Doug and Roy. All but Roy lived in the Willow community and were instrumental in establishing schools, churches, etc. A granddaughter Tobe McGee played on the professional Red Heads basketball team in the 40's & 50's. I think she and her husband eventually owned that team. Uncle Walter and Aunt Sally later moved to Quanah, Texas. I do not remember them, but our family was close to the Thomases and McGees.

Re: i am kellie

BobbieEubanks — 2008-09-06 22:24:07Z

Billy Wayne Boynton is my cousin. His father, Johhny and my father Bob (Robert) were brothers. His mother was Lucille Craig. They were married in Oklahoma, Leon and Gloria were born in Okla, Nelda in New Mexico. I have a good family history of the Boyntons and I keep in touch with those still living--most are in California. I would not have any knowledge of Clinton and Curtis, but would be happy to share with you and jerry the very interesting (and sometimes sad) history of the Boyntons. I am Bobbie Ruth Boynton Eubanks. I am 81, married for 59 years to Tyson Eubanks. We live at Afton, Oklahoma. Nelda brought Uncle Johnny and Aunt Lucille to visit us and my parents who lived in Vinita in 1971.

Re: Children of Jeremiah Boynton and Sarah Higgins

anderson_anderson — 2008-08-24 19:20:59Z

Saw your email regarding the above subject today, 8/24/08. My gggrandfather was Henry Jason Boynton. Based on the sketch of him in the Meeker County history book (Minnesota) his parents were Jeremiah and Sarah Higgins from Kennebec country Maine. Whatever info you have on him, I'd appreciate it. He married Ruth Eaton in August 1841. Their daughter Louisa was my grandmother's mother. I wish I could help you with his siblings. Have you received more info since you first posted your query?
Mary Jane Anderson

Re: Boynton in the United Kingdon

anderson_anderson — 2008-09-09 23:52:26Z

Sorry, No Edger in my family. Mine didn't spend any time in Ohio that I know of.

Re: Children of Jeremiah Boynton and Sarah Higgins

anderson_anderson — 2008-09-09 04:48:13Z

Hi, Great to find relation.Just saw your post today--sorry for the delay. I have quite a bit--hard to know where to start. I think I have all the connections somewhere in my stuff, but the original ancestor who came to the new world was William Boynton (and his brother John)born in 1605 and died in 12/8/1686 in Rowley, Essex, Mass. I have a map of the Mass area where they settled in Rowley.
*Ruth Eaton is the daughter of Guy and Lydia (Rockwell ) Eaton. The following information came to me from someone also related to the family:: Guy and Lydia both were decended from grandparents who had gone from Conn. to Nova Scotia in the great
migration of the 1760's. After Lydia's death, he brought his children to Old Town, Maine where his daughter Mary was living with her husband, Charles Fisk. In 1841, Ruth Eaton, another daughter married, Henry Boynton of Bradley, Maine. Guy Eaton's parents were David Eaton born in 1765, died 1830 and Eunice Wells born in 1766, died 1850. Lydia's parents were Asahel Rockwell born 1749 and Ruth Brooks.
Does this sound right to you: Mary Ann Boynton born July 7, 1845 in Bradley, Me, died Dec.3, 1929 in Little Falls, MN (I have a xerox copy of a photo (not good) of Mary Ann standing next to her husband). Andrew J. Gatchell born 10/2/1838 in Etna, Me. married Mary Ann on Aug 6, 1864 and died Mar 26, 1914 in Little Falls, MN. Their son who is the subject of this tree was named Ernest L. Gatchell born Oct. 25, 1884 in Forest City, MN Married on Sept 19, 1915 and died Mar 9,1957 in Little Falls, MN. I also have dates and names for the Gatchell relation back to 1719. More later, let me know specifics of what you are looking for.

Re: Sir Henry Boynton - beheaded 1405

nuttall2005 — 2008-08-24 08:16:47Z

I am looking up information on Sir Henry Boynton as well, I have Isabel Boynton as his daughter whom married Sir Brian Tunstall, so if you have any that will be nice I can send you what I have. He wasn't beheaded because of Oliver Cromwell you will have to go forward over 2 centuries. I will research this as the reason why.

Re: Children of Jeremiah Boynton and Sarah Higgins

ColleenMoorhead — 2008-08-27 14:45:32Z

Hi Mary Jane! I am also descended from Henry Jason Boynton and Ruth Eaton - through their eldest child, Mary Ann Boynton. I have found some info on children of Jeremiah and Sarah but there are still some blanks. Most of my info is in MS Word documents which I'd be happy to email you as attachments if you'd like. I'd love to compare info and see if you have any additions or corrections.

About 10 years ago I went to Maine (I live in Seattle) and took pictures of some of the family tombstones - including Sarah Higgins Boynton. Again, I'd be happy to share whatever I have.

Colleen

Re: Boyntons in england

sleeplikealog — 2008-12-11 16:33:29Z

Hi there I think I have the one connection for you.
It could be Mary Ann Baynton born Whatley Frome Somerset England .
Born 18 May 1834.

In the 1871 census
Thomas Freeman
Age: 7
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1864
Relation: Son
Father's Name: Thomas age 31
Mother's Name: Mary A age 36
Gender: Male
Where born: South Stoneham, Hampshire, England
Civil Parish: South Stoneham
Ecclesiastical parish: St Saviour
Town: Bitterne
County/Island: Hampshire
Country: England
Street address: bitterne grove cottages

Occupation: coachman
Registration district: South Stoneham
Sub registration district: South Stoneham
ED, institution, or vessel: 3

Household schedule number: 51
Household Members: Name Age
Thomas Freeman 31
Mary A Freeman 36
Mary Freeman 9
Thomas Freeman 7
Elizabeth Freeman 5
Ann Freeman 2
Ann Nethershaw 45
Elizabeth Law 25
Jane Nethershaw 32
Sarah Duke 19
Thomas Bart 13
I don't know any more as my connection is to Mary Ann Baynton.
This may be her death
Freeman Mary A 81
Southampton 2c50
If this information is correct and you find any more about Mary Ann I would be grateful if you would pass it on .

Re: Boyntons of central and northwest Texas

dorholub — 2008-10-25 05:10:49Z

Do you have a picture of William and Aurelia that you could share with the Young County HIstorical Commission?

Dorman
Chairman