Bouton-Boughton Family

29 vi. John St. John, b. Wilton, Nov 1, 1723, m. at Sharon, Ct., Nov. 5, 1746, Sabra Colver; d. Sharon, Ct, Dec., 1784. 80 vii. Hannah St. John, b. Wilton, Jan. 7, 1729-30, m- Sharon, Feb. 20, 1745-6, Ebenezer Sprague, and had 12 children; she prob. d. Sharon. Children of John Bonton, Jr.5 and Sarah Gregrgor j Boaton^ of Norwalk. . 31 i. Abigail Bouton, b. Norwalk, Conn., 1686. 32 ii. Mary Bouton, b. Norwalk, 1688. 33 iii. Nathaniel Bouton, b. Norwalk, 1691, m. 1st, Hannah , m. 2d, Mary ; he was one- of the constituents of the Soc. of N. Canaan. BOUTON-BOUGHTON FAMILY. 11 84 iv. Joseph Bouton, b Norwalk, 1693, supposed to have died in infancy as not mentioned among the children of John, Jr., by their grandfather, 1700. 35 V. Eleazer Bouton, b. Norwalk, 1696, m. EUzabetb Seymour. 35* yL John Boxjton 3d, b. Norwalk, about 1701, m. Mary Petit; he d. and she m. 2d, Eleazer, bro. of her 1st husband (see her will). 35*vii. Daniel Bouton, b. Norwalk, 1705, m. Elizabeth Robert, July 12, 1733. [A copy of the will of the above Nathaniel Bouton now in possession of his great-great grandson Dr. Nathaniel W. Bouton, M.D., of Ashland, Benton Co., Mo., makes no mention of his- son John and his daughter Rebecca, from which it is inferred that they had died before 1775, the date of said will.] Children of Joseph, son of John, St., and his wife Harj Sterensoa Bonton, of NorwalJc, Conn. 36 i. Sarah Bouton, b. Norwalk, Ct., m. Hanford. 37 ii. Dinah Bouton, b. Norwalk, m. Dea. John Benedict and settled New Canaan, 1783. 37*iii. Jachin Bouton, b. Norwalk, is said to have m- twice, one an Atwater. 37* iv. John Bouton, b. Norwalk. In the will of above Joseph Bouton, recorded at Fairfield, and bearing date Dec. 20, 1746, he bequeaths portions to bis daughters whom he designates as Sarah Hanford and Dinah Senedict,and closes by ordering the remainder of his estate to be equally divided among his four children, naming Jachin and John as his two sons. » (x) Elizabeth Bouton, dau. of John, Sr., and Mary Stevenson Bouton, b. Norwalk, 1679, m. Edmund Warren (also spelled Waring) from Long Island Oct. 6, 1698; he was probaby son of Richard Wanng of Oyster Bay, L. I., and b. 1673; he owned a large tract of land on Rooton Hill and 5 Mile river; he d. Aug. 5, 1749, age 76. Children of Edmond and Elizabeth Bonton Warren^ of Norwalh. 20 88 i. Edmund Warren, Jr., b. Oyster Bay, L. I., Sept. 16, 1700. 89 ii. Isaac Warren, b. Oyster Bay, June 13, 1702. 40 ill. John Warren, b. Oyster Bay, Dec. 21, 1704. 41 iv. Solomon Warren, b. Oyster Bay, April 24, 1707. 12 BOUTON-BOUGHTON FAMILY. 42 V. Mary Warren, b. Oyster Bay, Dec. 22, 1708. 43 vi. Nathan Warren, b. Oyster Bay, Feb. 6, 1711. 44 vii. Jacob Warren, b. Oyster Bay, Jan. 15, 1713. 45 viii. Michael Warren, b. Oyster Bay, July 16, 1715, m. Elizabeth Scofield. 46 ix. Eldlkim Warren, b. Oyster Bay, July 8, 1717, m. Ann Reed, Dec. 7, 1738. 47 X. Elizabeth Warren, b. Oyster Bay, Mar.S, 1720. 48 xi. Abigail .Warren, b Oyster Bay, April 19, 1723. 49 xii. Hannah Warren, b. Norwalk, Sept. 7, 1725. Child of Michael and Elizabeth Scofield Warren of Norwalk, Gt. 45 50 i. Henry Warren, b. Norwalk, Oct. 6, 1744. Children of Eliakim and Ann Beed (dan. of John Beed) Warren, Nor- walk, Gt. 46 51 i. Zacheus Warren, b. Norwalk, Ct., Oct. 19, 1741. 52 ii. Jesse Warren, b. Norwalk, June 14, 1744. 63 iii. Eliakim Warren, Jr., b. Norwalk, 1747, m Jan. 17,177l,Phebe Bouton,dau. of Esaias, b. Mar. 5, 1754. Children of Eliakim, Jr., and Phebe Bonton Warren^of Norwalk, Ct 58 64 i. Esaias Warren, b. Norwalk, Ct., Oct. 16, 1771. 55 ii. Hannah Warren, b. Norwalk, Aug. 30, 1775. 56 iii. Nathan Warren, b. Norwalk, May 1, 1777, m. Mary Bouton, dau. Nathan and Abigail Burlock Bouton, b. April 21, 1789, d. Feb. 8, 1859. 57 iv. Stephen Warren, b. Norwalk, Mar. 9, 1783. 58 V. Hannah Warren, b. Norwalk, July 9, 1793. (iii) Nathan Warren (see Whitney Genealogy, p. 911), b. Norwalk,Oonn., May 1, 1777, was 3d child of Eliakim, Jr., and Phebe Bouton Warren and grandson of Eliakim, Sr., and Ann Reed Warren, and great-grandson of Edmund and Elizabeth, dau. of John Bouton, Sr., of Norwalk, Conn. He, Nathan Warren, m. Apnl 24, 1808, Mary Bouton,dau. of Nathan and Abigail Burlock Bouton, and settled at Troy, Rensselaer Co., N. Y., where they (Nathan and Abigail Burlock Bouton) lived and died. Shed. Oct. 5, 1827, and he May 24, 1838. Said Nathan Bouton, father of Mary Bouton Warren, is mentioned in the history of Norwalk, Conn., as a liberal contributor to the rebuilding of the Episcopal church there, after the burning by the British of the old Episcopal church edifice of that place in time of the war. BOUTON-BOUGHTON FaMILY. 13 The beneficient endowment/ and dedication to the worship of God of the Episcopal church of the Holy Cross, Troy, N. Y., by Mrs. Mary Warren, is said to be the outcome of a Saturday afternoon sewing society for little girls estab- lished by his mother, Mrs. rhebe Bouton Warren, early in the present century. Nathan Warren was a vestryman of St. Paul's church, Troy, and a liberal benefactor of the same. Whitney Genealogy says of Mrs. Mary Warren : *'She built and endowed in 1844 the beautiful church of the Holy Cross, in Troy, N. Y., as a house of prayer for all people without money and without price ; she also supported throughout her life a free school for girls, which has been continued by her sons and is known as the Mary Warren Free Institute. He died Aug. 13, 1834 ; she died Feb. 8, 1859. " Chll. of Nathan and Mary Bonton Warren^ of Troj. Rens. Co., N. T. 56 They had three daughters born in Troy and died in in- fancy ; eldest Mary Esther, 2d Mary Bouton, 3d Charlotte Buel. 69 iv. Harriette Louise Warren, b. Troy, N. Y., ngi. (date not given) Edmund Schriver, an officer in the United States Army, who in the war of the rebellion rose to the rank of maj. -general. On the 15th of Jan., 1859, she was thrown out of a sleigh and in- stantly killed ; she left no children. 60 V. Nathan Bouton Warren, b. Troy, N. Y., where he has spent the most of his life. Ilis attainments in musical science has given him the title of musical doctor. Among his writings are named Musical Anthems^ which have been published, also two operettas. His work styled the Holiday s^whicYih^s passed to its second edition revised and enlarged. Lady of Lawford and other Christmas stories, indicate some of the employments of his life. He has never married; continued to reside at Troy, N. Y., 1888. 61 vi. Stephen Euakim Warren, b. Troy, N. Y. ; he has spent most of his life at Troy, having graduated at Trinity college, Hartford, Conn.; the care of the Warren estate in Troy occupying chiefly his time ; not married ; he was living at Troy, N. Y., 1888. 62 vii. George Henry Warren, b. Troy, N. Y., Nov. 18, 1823. He graduated at Union college, and member of bar, New York State, N. Y., 1843 ; he m. N. Y., April 29, 1851, Mary Caroline Phenix, dau. of J. 14 BOUTON-BOUGHTON FAMILY. Phillips Phenix and Mary Whitney Phenix, of N. Y. city, where she was b. at No. 18 State St., Feb. 27, 1832. They settled at 520 Fifth Ave., N. Y. They were traveling in Europe with their family summer of 1887. €litL of €toorgre !!• and Mary Caroline Phenix Warren, of N. T. City. M 68 i. Mary Ida Warren, b. Mt. Ida, Troy, N. Y. July 2, 1852, m. Paris, France, June 2, 1878, Robert Percy Alden a descendant of John Alden who immigrated in the Mayflower^ 1^520 ; they settled in N. Y. city. 64 ii. Harriet Louise Warren, b. 3 3d St., Troy, N. Y., Feb. 23, 1854, m. N. Y. city, April 17, 1879, Robert Goelet, descendant of Peter Groelet,from Holland,1721; they settled in N. Y. city. 65 iii. George Henry Warren, Jr. , b. Ida Cottage, Troy, N. Y., Oct. 17, 1856, member of the bar of New York State ; LL.B. Columbia College. Married in N. Y. city. May 1885, Georgia Williams of Stonington, Ot. Res. N. Y., 1888. 66 iv. Emeline WmrNEY Dore Warren, b. Ida Cottage, Troy, N. Y., Dec. 20, 1S57. 67 V. WnrTNEY Phoenix Warren, b. Ida Cottage Troy, N. Y , Jan. 19, 1860, and d. 145 Ma<iison Ave., N. Y. city, March 22, 1863. and buried in the Warren Mor- tuaiy Chapel in Oak wood Cemetery, Troy, N. Y. 68 vi. Edmund Warren, b. No. 145 Madison Ave., N. Y. city, Dec. 2, 1861. 69 vii.WnrrNEY Warren, twin, b. 145 Madison avenue. N. Y., Jan. 29, 1864, m. July, 1882, Charlotte A. Tooker, res. Newport, R. I. 70 viii. Anna Phoenix Warren, twin, b. 145 Madison ave. Jan. 29, 1864, d. Ida Cottage, Aug. 9, 1865, and buried Warren Mortuary Chapel. 71 ix. EnrrH Caroline Warren, b. 145 Madison avenue, N. Y., April 15,1866, m. April 28, 1886, Wm. Stan- Miller, res. New York. 72 X. Llyod Elliot Warren, b. Paris, France, Nov. 10, 1868, grad. 1888, Columbia College. Children of Robert P. and Marj Ida Warren Alden^ of Cornwall^ Pa* 68 73 i. John Percy Coleman Alden, b. W 17th St, N. Y., Jan. 6, 1881. 74: ii. Geo. Henry Warren Alden, b. Ida Cottage, Troy, Sept. 28, 1882. BOUTON-BOUGHTON FAMILY. 16 Ohiidren of Robert and Harriet Lonise Warren Goelety of N. T. City. 04 75 i. Egbert Walton Goelet, b. Madison Ave., N. Y. city, March 19, 1880. T6 ii. Beatrice Goelet, b. 591 Fifth Ave., N. Y. city, Dec. 11, 1885. 4MIA of George U. Jr. and Georgia Williams Warren, of New York. 65 T7 i. Constance Whitney Warren, b. 28 E. 64th St., N. Y. city, Feb. IS, 1888. Child of Whitney and Chariotte A. looker Warren, of Newport^ B.I. 07 78 i. Charlotte Augusta Warren, b. Newport, R. I., Sept., 1885. Child of William S. and Edith C. Warren; Miller, of New York. 71. 7!) i. Edith Miller, b. Newport, R. I., July 16, 1887, Children of Jachin Bouton, son of Joseph and Mary Bonton, of Norwalk (see eopy of his, Joseph's, will and his two wives), of Norwaik, Conn. 80 i. Ebenezer Boughton, b. prob. Norwaik, Ct.. about 1720, m. Abigail , and lived N. Canaan, 1749, moved to So. Salem. 81 ii. Sarah Bouton, b. prob. Norwaik, 1722, m. Joseph Bishop of Stamford, Ct.