Bouton-Boughton Family

82 iii. Joseph Bouton, b. prob. Norwaik, 1726, m. Aug. 25, 1748, Susannah Kaymond ; he was an officer in the army, and went in the expedition against the French provinces. 83 iv. Esaias Bouton, b. prob. Norwaik, Nov. 28, 1730, m. May 30, 1753, Phebe Bixby ; he d. Norwaik May 27, 1821. 84 V. Mary Bouton, b. prob. Norwaik, 1732, m. Ezra Bouton, son of Eleazer, and settled in N. Canaan. 85 vi. Debbe Bouton, b. prob. Norwaik, m. Waring. 86 vii. Patty (Martha) Bouton, b. prob. Norwajk, m. Capt. David Pardee. 87 viii. Esther Bouton, b. prob. Norwaik, never m., lived and d. with Moses. 88 ix. Moses Bouton, b. prob. Norwaik, April 21, 1757, m. about 1780, Maiy Todd, settled So. Salem. He was a captain in Gen. Montgomery's command in his inarch against Quebec,and after the war was over he settled on a farm near South Salem and was chosen an elder in the Presbyterian church there, which office he held until his death, which occurred July 8, 1847. 16 BOUTON-BOUGHTON FAMILY. SAMUEL BOUCiHTON (prob- son of Matthew Boughton, grandchild of John, Sen.) familiarly called Capt. Samuel, as he was captain of 2d Co. of Danbury train band in 1739 ; he m. Abigail as shown in Danbury Probate Court records where his will was probated, dated Aug. 3, 1762, in which is mentioned Abigail his wife, and Ruth, David, Mary, Mercy, Elizabeth, Jane and Ebenezer as his children- Eben- ezev^ son of Capt. Samuel Boughton, having died without issue, his estate was divided among the heirs of his father, Capt. Samuel Boughton, and Benj. Boughton. Daniel Church and Capt. Daniel Benedict, were appointed admin- istrators thereof ; witness, Thaddeus Beneaict, clerk. Children of Capt. Samnel and Abigail Boughton, of Danbarj^ Ct. 80 89. i. Ruth Boughton, b. about 1732, m. May 16, 1750, Caleb Hoyt, Jr., of Danbury, she d. April 29, 17.55. 90 ii. DAvm Boughton, b. about 1734, m. about 1751 De- borah Knapp, of Danbury. 91 iii. Elizabeth Boughton, b. , m. Capt. Dan'l Taylor, of Danbury, Ct. 92 iv. Jane Boughton, b. , m. Eleazer Hoyt. 93 V. Mercy Boughton b. , m. Samuel Knapp, March 15, 1749. 94 vi. Mary Boughton, b, , m. Benjamin Benedict, Jr. 95 vii. Ebenezer Boughton, b. , not married, died be- fore 1762. Children of Caleb and Rnth Boughton (dam Saml. and Abigail Bonph* ton) Hojrt; of Danbnry, Ct. 96 i. Sarah Hoyt, b. Dec. 20, 1751 ; married. She died and left one son, William Curtis. 97 ii. Ruth Hoyt, b. July 29, 1753 ; m. Stephen Curtis, Dec. 4, 1787. These were named in their grandfather's (Samuel Bouton) will as Jieirs to the share of their deceased mother Ruth. (ii) David Bouton (son of Samuel and Abigail Boughton), b. about 1734, m. Deborah Knapp, of Danbury. The Dan- bury Probate Court records say he was appointed guardian of the minor son of John Boughton, and he, jointly with Benjamin Boughton, recognized in amount of £100 for the faithful discharge of said guardianship. He settled in Danbury, Ct., where he was again in 1762, July 30, appointed administrator of the estate of Ebenezer Boughton, late of Danbury, deceased*. He d. Danbury, Ct., June 18, 1791, and was buried in the old burying ground at Danbury. BOUTON-BOUGHTON FAMILY. 17 Children of Darid and Deborah Knapp Bonghton, of Danbnry, €t. 90 98 i. Eli Boughton, b. Danbury about 1740. Died ; burieil at Great Plains. 99 ii. Samuel Boughton, b 1748, m. Kiziah , settled in Danbury. 100 iii. David Boughton, Jr., b. Danbury, 1752, ni. May 8, 1777, Rachel Starr ; settled in Danbury. Children of Samnel (son of Dand and Doborah Ronphton) and Kesiah Bongrhton5 of Danbnrj^ Gt. 99 101 i. Abuah Boughton, b. , m. Rebecca Shute, Dec. 18, 1788. 102 ii. Ebenezer Boughton, b. . 103 iii. Elias Boughton, b. Feb. 26, 1775, m. Nov. 27, 1798, Hannah Hamilton. She b. July 29, 1776. Children of Darid and Rachel Starr Bonsrhton, of Danbnry, Ct. 100 104 i. Knapp Boughton, b. Danbury, 1777, ra. Serina BulL 105 ii. Rachel Starr Boughton, b. . Children of Abijah (son of Samnel and Kezlah Bongrliton) and Rebeeea Shnte Bongrhtony of Danbnry, Gt.^ and Qyid^ N. Y. 101 106 i. Samuel Boughton, b. Danbury, about 1790, and settled in Arkansas. 107 ii. Richard Boughton, b. Danbury, Nov. 29, 1792, and settled in California. 108 iii. Hiram Boughton, b. Danbury. Died. 109 iv. David Boughton, b. Danbury, settled N. Y. city. 110 V. Orlando Boughton, b. Danbury, settled in Ohio. 111 vi. Deborah Boughton, b. Danbury, m. — Hamilton. 112 vii. Abigail Boughton, b. Danbury, m. — Hawley, settled in Oakland, Mich. 113 viii. Samira Boughton, b. Danbury about 1810, m. Linus Williams, settled in So. Creek, Bradford Co., Pa. 114 ix. Patina Boughton, b. Danbury. Children of Abijah and his Second wife Charlotte Robinson Bonphton^ of Orid^ N. Y. 101 115 X. James Scott Boughton, b. Ovid, Jan. 31, 1829, m. about 1852, Adaline Sherman, dau. of Jesse Sher man, of Ovid. He is school commissioner and prin- cipal High school at Waterloo, N. Y. No children. 116 xi. Abijah Boughton, b. Ovid, Feb. 13, 1831, m. at Romulus, N. Y., Nov. 26, 1856, Sarah Ann Vree- land, dau. of Isaac and Eliza Ball Vreeland, b, Dec. 24, 1834. A boat builder ; res. Ovid, 1887. 2 18 BOUTON-BOUGHTON FaMILT. Children of Linns and Samira Bonghton WllliamB, of South Creek, Pa» 117 i. Catherine Williams, b. about 1832 ; married. 118 ii. Albina Wiluams. b. South Creek, Pa., about 1840, m. Philander Furman about 1870. Children of Philander and Albina Williams Farman. 118 119 i. James Scott Boughton Furman, b. about 1876. 120 ii. In A Furman, b. about 1878. Children of Abijah and Sarah Ann Treeland Bongrhton^ of Qyid, N. T.116 121 i. Jennie Boughton, b. Ovid, July 2, 1869, ra. at Lodi, Sept. 20, 1877, Ulrich Coleman, son of Ira and Sarah Mills Coleman. Children of Ulrioh and Jennie Bonflrhton Coleman. 121 122 i. Clara Belle Coleman, b. Sept. 3, 1878. 123 ii, Lena May Coleman, b. March 20, 1880. 124 Mattie Boughton, dau. of Abijah, Jr., and Sarah Ann Vreeland Boughton, m. at Ovid, N. Y., Sept. 3, 1884, Adin Ci Mannmg, son of William and Amelia Manning. No children. (iii) Elias Boughton (son of Samuel and Keziah Bouton), b. supposed, Danbury, Feb. 26, 1775, m. Hannah Hamilton (b. July 29, 1776), Nov. 27, 1798. He died Danbury, Nov. 29, 1815, aged 40 years. After his death she m. Niram Wildman and died Sept. 17, 1843, aged 67 years. Children of Elias and Hannah Hamilton Bonghton* IW 125 i. Clarissa Boughton,. b. Danbury, Ct., Feb. 13, 1800, m. Danbury, Nov. 11, 1817, Silas B. Wildman (b. Aug. 1, 1793). They settled in Danbury ; she died March 23, 1886. Children of Silas B. and Clarissa Bonghton Wildman, of Danbnrj. Ct. [126 126 i. Lucy Elizabeth Wildman, b. Danbury, Oct. 23, 1818. She married at Hartford, Ct., June 4, 1839, Eleazer A. Peck, son of Dr. Daniel Peck, of Stafford, where he was born Dec. 15, 1815. They settled in Hartford until 1845, when they removed to Troy, N. Y. He d. at Troy, March 27, 1887 ; his widow res. at 1827 fifth street, Troy, autumn of 1888. The following from a Troy newspaper : ** Eleazer A. Peck, who died at Troy, N. Y., on Sunday- last, was the son of Dr Daniel Peck, and a lineal descend- ant of William Pexjk, one of the founders of New Haven. He was born at West Staff ord, Ct., on D3cemb3r 15, 18L5, BOUTON-BOUGHTON FaMILT. 19 and there received a common school education. At sixteen years of age he became a clerk in a dry goods store in Hart- ford and was subsequently a clerk in a jobbing house in New York city. In 1837, after the great fire in New York, he returned to Hartford, and was engaged in the cotton trade, and afterwards in the flour trade. He married Lucy E. Wildman, of Hartford, in 1839, and removed to Troy in 1845, where he ever after resided. In 1848 he, with Joseph Hillman, his partner, under the name of Peck & Hillman, accepted the general agency of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance company, controlling the whole business of that company in the state of New York excepting the city of New York. During the time they have been the agents of that company it is said they have sent to the office of the company in Hartford $20,000,000. Mr. Peck's life was in- sured for $35,000. He had three children, all of whom sur- vive him : Mre. Amasa R. Moore, of Lansingburgh, N. Y., Wm. A. Peck, a civil engineer, of Denver, Col., and Alfred 6. Peck, of Cohoes, N. Y. His widow also survives him. He was next to the youngest of a lar^e family of children. Elisha Peck, formerly of Hartford, Daniel A. Peck, of Elling- ton, who survives him, and Dr. E. D. Peck, of Perrysburgh, Ohio, were his brothers. Mrs. Aholiob Johnson, late of Enfield, Mrs. H. A. Hamilton, of Somers, and Mrs. Henry P. Averill were among his sistera, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Averill surviving him. His character was that of a most sincere, simple and lovable Christian, and he carried sun- shine wherever he went, and will be long missed by those who knew him best." CUldrea of Eleazer A. and Lney E. Wildman Peek, of Troj) N. T. 126 127 i. EuzABETH W Peck, b. Hartford, Ct., July 11, 1840. She m. at Troy, N. Y., Oct. 18, 1865, Amasa R. . Moore, b. Mav 20, 1837. They settled at Troy, where they lived 1886, and were living at Lansingburgh, N. Y., autumn of 1888. Children of Amasa B. and Elizabeth W. Peek Moore^ of Troy^ N.T. 187 128 i. Lucy Peck Moore, b. Troy, A.ug. 19, 1868 ; at the State Normal school, Albany. 129 ii. Charles A. Moore, b. Troy, Dec. 1, 1870, d. May 30, 1873. 130 iii, Frances EkiiZABETH Moore, b. Troy, June 28, 1873. 131 iv. Clara BouanroN Moore, b. Troy, Nov. 4, 1875. 132 (ii) WillUlM A. Peck (son of Eleazer and Lucy Eliza- beth W. Peck), b. Hartford, Ct., Nov. 20, 18M, m. Nov. 16, 1832, Mary Holme, b. Hannibal, Mo., Jan. 11, 1863. 20 BOUTON-BOUGHTON FAMILY. Settled at Denver, Col., where they were living in 1888 ; draughsman for Denver & Rio Grande R. R. Children of William A. and Mary Holme Peek, of DenTer, Col. 182 133 i. Henry Holme Peck, b. Denver, April 23, 1884. ii. WiLLLAM A. Peck Jr., b. Denver, Aug. 5, 1887.