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4.598 V. Nelly May Craig, b. near Union, Nov. 26, 1882.
4. 599 iv. Oscar Elijah Wood (son of Alanson F. and Ma-
ryette Wilcox Wood), born Berlin, Hardin county,
Iowa, July 5, 1857; united with the Congregational
church in 1881; m. at Union, la., Nov. 28, 1888, Calla
Lawrence (dau. of J. W. and Julia Lawrence), of
Union, where she was b. Jan. 17, 1866; res. Union,
la. 1889.
• BouTON-BouGHTON Familt. 503
4.600 V. James Mortimer Wood (son of Alanson F. and
Maryette Wood), b. Union, August 11, 18B1, married
Albion, Iowa, February, 1884, Alice Harlan, of
Albion ; they settled at Radcliff, Iowa, where they
lived 1889.
4.601 vi. Nettie Wood, b. Union, August 8, 1866; when a
child she and her brother were out playing and a
missile thrown by him unfortunately struck her in
one eye, causing the loss of it, and subsequently the »
other perished tlirough sympathy with the first. She
was at Vinton, Iowa, at the blind institution, obtain-
ing her education, in 1885; res. Union, la., 1889.
4.602 vii. Nelue Grant Wood, b. Union, Feb. 11, 1869 ;
a school teacher and living with parents at Union,
1889
4.603 viii. Charles W. Wood, b. Union, July 24, 1870;
living with parents, 1889.
4.604 ix. Wiluam W. Wood, b. Union, Dec. 2, 1872 and
living with parents 1885.
4.605 iv. Sarah Jane Wood, b. Victory, Cayuga Co., N.Y.,
April 28, 1830, m. near Milledgeville, Wyaox town-
ship, Carroll Co., 111., Feb. 3, 1847, William H. Oster-
hout, and settled in same place, where she died Nov.
23, 1858; he at the same place died Nov. 14, 1862.
Children of William H. and Sarah Jane Wood Osterhont
4.606 i. RoxENA OsTERHOUT, b. Milledgeville, 111., Feb. 20,
1848.
4.607 ii. Mary E. Osterhout, b. Milledgeville, Dec. 1,
1841*, died at Woodstock, la., 1883.
4.608 iii. Henrietta Osterhout, b. Milledgeville, July 16,
1853, died .
4.609 iv. Burton Osterhout, b. Milledgeville, August 29,
1855.
4.610 V. Sarah Osterhout, b. Milledgeville, Aug. 9, 1855,
died Nov. 23, 1858.
4.611 V. Oscar D. Wood (son of Elijah and Roxena
Wood), b Victory, N. Y., Nov. 12, 1834; moved in
childhood with his parents, to Milledgeville, in 1844,
m. Berlin, Hardin Co., la., Nov. 20, 1859, Hannah
Hiserote, of Sodus, Wayne Co., N. Y., where she
was born Aug. 22, 1841; they settled in Union, la.,
and lived there in 1883.
504 BouTON-BouGHTON Family.
Children of Oscar D. and Hannah Hlserote Wood.
4.612 i. Elizabeth Wood, b. Union, Dec. 24, 1860.
4.613 ii. Charles Franklin Wood, b. Union, Dec. 22, 1862.
4.614 iii. Fred A. Wood, b. Union, May 25, 1865.
4.615 iv. Richard Wood, b. Union, July 7, 1869.
4.616 iv. Eliza Bouton (dau. of James and Sarah De Forest
Bouton), b. Fairfield county, Ct., July 10, 1807; when
quite a small child she was a great favorite of her
grandfather De Foi^est, who was a well-to-do farmer
of Redding, Ct. Her parents moved with their large
family of children in 1815 to a new section or region
of countiy on the banks of the Delaware river, where
many from Connecticut had gone to make them-
selves farms in the dense forests of that locality; but
in 1816, the year noted in history as the summer of
the great frost that destroyed crops all through the
country, the destruction of which seriously threat-
ened the lives by starvation of the whole family ;
whereupon Mr. De Forest (the father of Eliza's
mother, Sarah Bouton) drove his teams and vehicles
to the Delaware and removed the entire family back
to Connecticut, where they remained through the
winter, living near the lime kilns, and her father em-
ployed his time in burning lime there.
Eliza Bouton married F^b. 20, 1822, Lewis Alley,
of Ridgefield, and a few years later settled in Vic-
tory, Cayuga county, N. Y., on a piece of land they
bought lying adjoining that of her father, James
Bouton, where they buili a house and hved until
1844, when they moved to Branch county, Mich.,
and after two years moved to Ontwa township, Cass
county, Mich., where she died May 5, 1873. BLe went
abroad and was not afterward heard from by his only
daughter, Mrs. Wilkinson, with whom her parents
had lived previous to her mother's death.
Child of Lewis and Eliza Bouton Alley, of Yietory, N. T.
4,617 i. EuzABETH Alley, b. Fairfield Co., Ct., Sept. 18,
1825; moved with her parents in childhood to Victory
in 1826, where she lived with her parents (their only
child) until m. May 4, 1842, Benjamin Franklin Wil-
kinson (son of Alniarine and Lucy Goodrich Wilkin-
son), of Victory, N. Y., where he was born May 4, 1820.
They settled in 1844 on a farm in Ontwa township,
Cass Co., Mich., about three miles from Edwards-
BOUTON-BOUGHTON FAMILY. 505
burg, where they lived until 1878, when they took
up residence in town and he engaged in the lumber
trade, in which he was successful until failing health
demanded he should retire, which he did in 1884. He
was converted and united with the Campbellite
church at Victory, N. Y., in 1836. She was converted
at Edwardsburgh and united with the Baptist church
at that city in 1878, in which connection she still
remained iJovember, 1885; living at Edwardsburgh,
1889.
Children of Benjamin F. and Elizabetli Alley Willtinson.
4.618 i. Anqie Mary Wilkinson, b. Ontwa township,
Cass Co., Mich., April 20, 1843. She was converted
and united with the Baptist church at Edwardsbui^h,
Mich., in 1861; m. Ontwa, Mich., October 23. 1878,
Charles Reynolds Gregory, of Jersey City (son of
Abel and Amelia Wales Gregory), formerly of Step-
ney, Ct., but born at Liberty, Sullivan Co., N. i .,
Dec. 28, 1836. They settled on a farm one and one-
fourth miles from Liberty R. R. depot, where they
were living and engaged in farming November, 1889.
Cliild of Charles B. and ADgie Wllidnson Oregorj.
4.619 i. loNE Gregory, b. Liberty, Sullivan county, N. Y.,
June 25, 1883.
4.620 ii. Henry Adelbert Wilkinson (son of B. F. and
Elizabeth Alley Wilkinson), b. Cold water. Branch
county, Mich., Septenil)er, 1845, farmer, rn. May 28,
1872, Lucirida Edson (dau. of George and Mary Ed-
son), of Ohio, where she was born in 1850; they set-
tled in Malvern B. & Q. R. R., Centre township.
Mills county, Iowa, where they continued farming in
November, 1888.
Children of Henrj A. and Lneinda Edson Wilkinson.
4.621 i. Leonard Wilkinson, b. Malvern Centre township.
Mills county, Iowa, Dec. 25, 187t).
4.622 ii. Ray Wilkinson, b. Malvern Centre township,
March 4, 1879.
4.623 iii. Benjamin Franklin Wilkinson, Jr., b. Malvern
Centre township, April 14, 1882.
4.624 iii. Norman E. Wilkinson (son of B. F. and E. Alley
Wilkinson), b. Ontwa township, Mich., Jan. 6, 1850,
m. Niles, Mich., May 2, 1872, Clara Millinger (dau.
506 BouTON-BouGHTON Family.
of William and Anna Millinger), of Ohio, where she
was born 1866; they settled as farmers near Malvern
Dep., B. & Q. R. R., Centre township, where they
were living in November, 1889.
Children of Norman Eugene and €lara Mllllngrer Wilkinson.
4.625 i. Alice N. Wilkinson, born South Bend, Ind., Dec.
3, 1873.
4.626 ii. Bertha Wilkinson, b. Ontwa, Mich., September
16, 1876.
4.627 iii. Angie Wilkinson, b. Malvern Centre township,
June 23, 1879.
4.628 iv. Opal Wilkinson, b. Malvern Centre township,
Sept. 21, 1882.
4.629 iv. Jerome E. Wilkinson (son of B. F. and Eliza-
beth Alley Wilkinson), b. Ontwa township, Feb. 5,
1863; farmer; married Elk township, March 15, 1880,
Jennie E. Schutt (daughter of Jackson and Lydia
Schutt), of Hunterdon, Ind., where she was born in
1857. They settled on his father's farm in Ontwa
township, where they were living November, 1885,
Ciilld of Jerome E. and Jennie E. Sehutt Wilkinson.
4.630 i. Frank J. Wilkinson, b. Ontwa township, Sept.
23, 1882.
4.631 V. John De Forest Bouton (son of James B. and
Sarah DeForest Bouton), b. Ridgefield, Fairfield Co.,
Ct., Sept. 8, 1808, m. Scriba, Oswego county, N. Y.,
Jan. 4,- 1830, Betsey Wheeler, of Mexico, N. Y., bom
Oneida county, N. i., Sept. 8, 1810. Settled in Vic-
tory, Cayuga county, N. x ., They were both mem-
bers of the M. E. church, farmers by vocation : moved
from Victory to Sterling, N. Y., thence to Sod us, N.
Y., and to Mexico, N. i ., and in spring of 1859 to
Winnebago, 111., where he died June 21, 1878. She
continued to live at Winnebago 1888.
Ciiildren of John D. and Betsey Wiieeler Bouton, of Yictorj, N. T.
4.632 i. John Sabriska Bouton, b. Victory, Cayuga Co.,
N. Y., Feb. 6, 1833, m. Scriba, Oswego county, N. Y.,
Jan. 4, 1855, Sarah Kingsbury (dau. of Amos and
Mary Kingsbury), of Volney, N. Y., where she was
born Feb. 1, 1837; settled in Mexico, N. Y.; moved
to Sunbury, 111., and in spring of 1859 settled at
Madison, Greenwood county, Kan., where they still
resided 1888.
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Children of John S. and Sarah Kingsbury Bonton, of Madison, Kan.
4.633 i. Minnie Bouton, b. Winnebago, Winnebago Co.,
111., May 29, 1859, m. Madison, Kan., Sept. 21, 1881,
Eichard Armstrong (son of John W. and Delila Arm-
strong), of Stockbridge, Mich., where he was bom
Feb. 22, 1856; a farmer; they settled at Madison,
Kansas, where they lived 1889; members of the Con-
gregational church.
Children of Blehard and Minnie Bouton Armstron^r-
4.634 i. Edna Armstrong, b. Madison, Kan., July 10, 1882.
4,636 ii. Frank Armstrong, b. Madison, August 14, 1884.
4.636 ii. EsTELLE Bouton (dau. of John S. and Sarah K.
Bouton), b. Winnebago, Winnebago Co., 111., Jan. 11,
1860, m. Madison, Oct. 16, 1878, Albert Godfrey, of
Oskaloosa, Mahaska county, Iowa, where he was bom
Sept. 30, 1855; a graduate of Manhattan college and
surveyor of Greenwood county, Kansas. They settled
at Madison, where they lived 1889.
Children of Albert and Estelle Bouton Bo^trej, of Madison, Kan.
4.637 i. Jessie Godfrey, b. Madison, Kan., Mar. 30, 1880;
died April 13, 1884.
4.638 ii. Eunice Godfrey, b. Madison, Sept. 16, 1883.
4.639 iii. Edward Bouton (son of John S. and Sarah K. Bou-
ton), b. Winnebago, Winn. Co., 111., June 10, 1865.
4.640 iv. Blanch Bouton, b. Winnebago, Oct. 28, 1873.
4.641 V. Gracie Bouton, b. Winnebago, May 27, 1875.