Bouton-Boughton Family

1,579* Napoleon Boughton, b. Westport, Ct., Sept. 16, 1832^ ra. New Haven, Ct., Sept. 16, 1867, Delia Atwood, and settled in New Haven, Conn., on his return from sea (as related by himself). At the age of sixteen he left home and went to sea in a whaling ship and continued going whaling for four voyages; coming from the South Pacific he arrived at port of New ' York at the commencement of the rebellion ; he then entered the naval service in the steamer State of Georgia, Commander Armstrong. In Oct., 1862, he was commissioned acting ensign of Neptune in the West Indies squadron and served through to the end of the war. On returning home went to New Haven where he married Delia Atwood and settled there in the trucking business which became remu- nerative and in which he was still engaged in 1889, residing in his own handsome dwelling No. 235 Lom- bard St., New Haven, Conn. Note. — Although Napoleon's parents retained the primi- tive mode of spelling their name he adopted the gh in his. 1,680 Daniel Bouton of whom this account is compiled, in the absence of positive evidence of his identity, contemporary history and connections has led the writer to believe that said Daniel Bouton was the son of John and Mary Pettit, and born South Salem June 20, 1743, was brought up as a farmer and went early in life to a place a few miles west of Pound Ridge where he took up land and settled, which in time came to be called Bouton ville. He married Sarah and lived and died at Boutonville, Westchester county, N. Y., in the year 1S20 or thereabout. His descendants say he was a zealous patriot in the war of the Revolution and was familiarly known for many years as Dea. Daniel Bouton, who had an old chest in his house which was brought from the old country by the emigrant John Bouton. The order of the surrogate of Westchester county, N. Y., dated June 2, 1821, for the sale of the real estate of Daniel Bouton, deceased, by his son Enoch Bouton, administrator, being in the hands of the writer, so far describes said Daniel Bouton that he, the writer, feels justified in assuming that the said Daniel Bouton and Daniel the son of John as above are identical. BouTOK-BouGHTON Familt. 157 The Children and Descendants of Daniel and Sarah Bonton^ of Bonton- Yille, N. T. 15S0 1.581 i. Enoch Bouton, b. prob. South Salem or Bouton- ville about l77o, m. Elizabeth Stebbins, South Salem. 1.582 ii. Claba Bouton, b. prob. South Salem or Bouton- ville about 1772, m. Jabez Mix Gilbert, Ridgefield. Recapitulation. ■ Dea. Daniel and Sarah Bouton lived at Boutonville, Westchester county, N. Y., where he died. (i.) Enoch Bouton (son of Dea. Daniel and Sarah Bouton, of Boutonville, Westchester county, N. Y.), was born about 1770, exact date not known; an old will of his father was examined by the w^riter in which said Enoch was appointed and acted in the settlement of his father's estate who died, it appears, insolvent. -Children of Enoch and Elizabeth Stebbins Bouton, of BoutonTille, llV'eiitchester county^ N« Y. 1581 1.582' i. Eunice Bouton, b. Boutonville, N. Y., about 1796, m. Lewis Ambler, Katonah. 1.583 ii. Elizabeth Bouton, b. Boutonville, N. Y., Apr. 9, 1801, m. Feb. 20, J 820, Warren Hoyt, b. July 7, 1800, Pound Ridge; she d. Apr. 22, 187o, he d. July, 1879. 1.584 iii. Daniel Bouton, b. Boutonville, N. Y., m. Lydia Aim Newman; he went to Cal. 1849; d. about 1880. 1.585 iv. Lewis Bouton, b. Boutonville, N. Y., m. first, Jane Hunt, second, Elizabeth Woodruff, third, Louisa Hanna, settled Newark, N. J.; died South Salem. 1.586 V. Sally Bouton, b. Boutonville, N. Y., m. Rev. Jarvis Stebbins, Methodist minister, settled Stepney, Ct.; she d. 1855. 1.587 vi. Clara Bouton, b. Boutonville, N. Y., m. David Newman, settled Bedford, N. Y.; he d. Nov., 1888, she d. 1874. 1.588 vii. Gilbert Bouton, b. Boutonville, N. Y., m., about 1840, Hannah Conklin, settled Katonah, N. Y. 1.589 viii. John Bouton, b. Boutonville, N. Y., Aug. 27, 1818, m. June 29, 1842, Abigail McDuffe, res. 207 Hall bt., Brooklyn, N. Y. Children of Lewis and Eunice Bouton Ambler^ of Katonah. 1.590 i. Samuel Ambler. 160 BOUTON-BOUGHTON FAMILY. Children of Dayid N. and Maria Sliotwell, of Decorali, la. 1600 1,607' i. Wilbur F. Hoyt, b. Decorah, la., Jan. 12, 1856, and d. Decorah, la., 1876. 1,607^ iL Eugene W. Hoyt, b. Decorah, la. , Aug. 24, 1857, m. Alice J. Hoyt, Dec. 6, 1880; no children. 1,607" fiii. Walter Hoyt, b. Decorah, la., May 23, 1859, Twins J ^' Fanny E. Jones, Feb. 4, 1886. 1 AHTv I iv. Warren Hoyt, b. Decorah, la., May 23, 1859, ^'^^' t m. Ellen M. Wells, June 6, 1889. 1,607*^' V. Effie M. Hoyt, b. Decorah, la., May 20, 1860, m. Harmon J. Klerame. 1,607* vi. Ernest A. Hoyt, b. Decorah, la., July 22, 1862, m. Emma C. Martin. l,607y vii. Frederick Hoyt, b. Decorah, la., Aug. 8, 1864. 1,607=« ) viii. Agnes Hoyt, b. Decorah, la., January 7, Twins V 1868. 1,607* ) ix. Alice Hoyt, b. Decorah, la., January 7, 1868. Children of Henry A« and Kate Lessej Hoyt, of 58d st., below Baoe St., W. Pliiladelphia, Pa. 1601 1,607^** i. Charles Hoyt. 1,607»>^» ii. Frank Hoyt. l,607*c iii. Ralph Hoyt. Children of Ellas G. and Martha Lessey Hoyt, of Rid^eileld, Ct 1A02 1,607'*' i. R. L. Hoyt, b. Oct. 27, 1856. 1,607 '^ ii. Clara A. Hoyt, b. Oct. 28, 1858, and d. Dec. 7, 1858. 1,607' iii. Eva E. Hoyt, b. July 25, 1860, and d. Sept. 30, 1860. 1,607«^ iv. Chauncey E. Hoyt, b. June 1, 1862, and d. March 6, 1870. 1,607^'8 V. Carrie F. Hoyt, b. March 1, 1864. l,607<fc' vi. Addie C. Hoyt, b. April 3, 1868, and d. March 1, 1870. 1,607^'» vii. Gracie Hoyt. Children of Lewis S. and May Palmer Hoyt, of Boston^ Mass. 1008 1,607 "M. Armenia Hoyt. 1,607 ' ii. Alice Hoyt. 1,607' iii. Melville Hoyt. Children of Warren Theodore and Leonora Loder, ofj Hanoyer, York county. Pa. 1604 1,607^"^ i. Debbie Hoyt. 1,607' ii. Annie Hoyt. 1,607'"'" iii. Nellie Hoyt. . BOUTON-BOUGHTON FAMILY. 161 Children of Albin P. and Jennie £. Hoyt Campbell) of Hillsdale, Mich. . 1A)6 1,607°° i. Lottie Campbell, b. Ridgefield, Ct., March 17, 1866; d. August 7, 1866. 1,607"° ii. Lizzie Campbell, b. Hillsdale, Mich., Feb. 13, 1870; d, Ridgefield July 21, 1871. 1607"" iii. Bessie Campbell, b. Ridgefield, Ct., Jan. 18, 1872. 1,607**** iv. Hakry Campbell, b. Ridgefield, Ct., May 28, 1874. 1,607pp v. Kate Campbell, b. Hillsdale, Mich., March 4, 1876. 1,607*»*» vii. Fred Campbell, b. Hillsdale, Mich., May 5, 1880. Children of Walter E. (son of Darld N. and Maria Shotwell Hoyt, of Decorah, la.) and Fannie C. Jones Hoyt. 1607a 1.608 i. Archie W. Hoyt. b. Nov. 24, 1886. 1,608» ii. Arthur R. Hoyt. b. Sept. 18, 1888. dilldren of Harmon J. and Effle M. Hoyt (dan. of Dayid N. and Maria Shotwell Hoyt) Klemme^ of Decorah^ la. 1607w 1,608*» i. Jessie Klemme, b. Sept. 7, 1881. 1,608« ii. Ray Hoyt Elemme, b. Jan. 6, 1884. Child of Ernest A. (son of Dayid N. and Maria Shotwell Hoyt) and Emma C. Martin Hoyt. 1607^ 1,608** i. Florence Hoyt. Children of Daniel and Lydia Ann Newman Bonton^ of San FraneiscO) Cal. 1584 1,608* i. Francis G. Bouton, b. Bedford, N. Y., 1830, m. Harriet Pierson^ res. San Francisco, Cal. 1.609 ii. Jane Bouton, b. Bedford, N. Y., 1838, not married, d. Oakland, Cal., 1858. 1.610 iii. Cornelia Ann Bouton, b. Bedford, N. Y., m. Isaac L. Bostwick, 1862, res. San Francisco, Cal. ; he d. 1870. Child of Lewis and first wife Jane Hnnt Bonton. 1585 1.611 i. Halsey Bouton, b. Newark 1828, m. in Chili, S. A., and d. San Francisco, Cal., 1874. Children of Lewis and second wife Elizabeth WoodrnfT Bouton. 1585 1.612 ii. Thomas Bouton, b. Newark 1834. 1.613 iii. Mary Ann Bouton, b. 1838, m. Benjamin Hanna, res. Ridgefield 1887. 11 162 BOUTON-BOUGHTON FAMILY. . Children of Lewis and tliird wife Louisa Uanna Boaton. 1586 1,614: iv. John Bouton, b. 1841; he died in youth, 1858. 1,615 V. Margaret Bouton, b. 1845, m. and settled out west. Gliiidren of Darid and Clara Boaton Newman, of Bedford^ N. T. 1,615* i. Lewis B. Newman, b. about 1828, died unmarried aged 21 years. 1,615'* ii. Armenia Newman, m. first Alvin Greene, he died 1882, second Seth Hoyt, a miller at Bedford, West- chester county, N. Y. 1,615"' iii. William Newman, m. name unknown, resides Bedford, N. Y. 1,615'* iv. Louise Newman, m. Charles Abbott, farmer, at Boutonville, no children. 1,616' V. Josephine Newman, m. Daniel Maxon, shoe manufacturer (firm Fisher & Co.\ New York city. 1,615 vi. DAvm B. Newman, m. Matilda Piatt and settled Jersey City, N. J. 1,615^ vii. Emma Newman, m. first Wilbur Todd, of Golden's Bridge, Westchester county, N. Y.; second Seth Hoyt, a miller at Bedford, N. Y. €liildren of Aiyin and Armenia Newman Greene, of Katonali, N. T. 1,615*^ i. Evelyn Greene, res. Katonah, N. Y. 1,615 ' ii. Oliver Wendall Greene, res. Katonah, N. Y. Cliild of William and Newman, of Bedford Station, N. Y. 1,615' i. Lewis Newman, res. Bedford Station, N. Y. Children of Daniel and Josephine Newman Maxson, of N. Y. city. 1,615J i. Edith Maxson, res. Brooklyn, N. Y. 1,615'' ii. Harold MLijkson, res. Brooklyn, N.Y. 1,615' iii. Ethel G. Maxson, res. Brooklyn, N. Y. Children of Darid B. and Matilda Piatt Newman, liTing Jersey City, N. J. 1,615"^ i. Clarence Newman, res. Jersey City, N. J. 1,615" ii. Olive Louise Newman, res. Jersey City, N. J. Children of Wilbnr and Emma Newman Todd^ of Golden's Bridge. 1,615" i. Sarah Todd, res. Golden's Bridge, N. Y. 1,615P ii. Clara Todd, res. Gulden's Bridge, N. Y. 1,615*» iii. Alice Todd, res. Golden's Bridge, N. Y. 1,615' iv. Joseph Todd, res. Golden's Bridge, N. Y. 1,615» V. Armenia Todd, res. Golden's Bridge, N. Y. Child of Gilbert and Hannah Conklin Bonton, of Katonah. 1688 Three children, John^ Sarah and Georgianna, all died in childhood. BOUTON-BOUGHTON FAMILY. 163 1.616 i. Anna M. Bouton, b. about 1842, m. Julius Gold- smith, res. Lexington ave., Brooklyn. Children of Julias and Anna M. Bonton Goldsmith^ res. Lexingrton aye., Brooklyn. 1616 1,616» i. Maud GtoLDSMrrn, b. Brooklyn 1879. 1,616'' ii. Juijus Goldsmith, b. Brooklyn 1880. 1,616<^ iii. Beatrice GtoLDSMrrn, b. Brooklyn 1882.