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Rev. Charles M. Selleck · 1896 · original scan
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John Bouton 2d- married a daughter of Nathaniel Hayes of Norwalk.2 He lived in Danbury, and had (will-mentioned) John3d-; Sarah; Abigail, born 1689; Mary, born 1693; Nathaniel, born 1695; Eleazer, born 1701. Joseph, son of Johnlst- and Abigail Bouton, married Mary, born Dec. 5, 1677, daughter of Jachim Gregory'"- and grand-daughter of John Gregory the settler, and had Jachim ; John ; Dinah (Mrs. John Benedict) ; Sarah (Mrs. Theophilus Hanford). John, son of Joseph""' and Mary Bouton, married Sarah, daughter of Matthew and Sarah (Hayes) Seymour. His cousin Eleazer (son of John Bouton2d) married Elizabeth, - (sister of Sarah) daughter of Matthew and Sarah Seymour. OF JACHIM BOUTON LINE. Gen. I. — John'51- and Abigail (Marvin) Bouton. " II. — Joseph and Mary (Gregory) Bouton. " III. — Jachim and Mary Bouton. " IV.— Esaias Bouton, born Nov. 28, 1730. Esaias Bouton, of the fourth Norwalk Bouton generation, married. May 30, 1753, Phcebe, daughter of Moses and Phoebe (Hopkins) Byxbee, (see note, page 276) and had : Phcebe, born March 5, 1754, (Mrs. Eliakim Warren2d|. Nathan, born Sept. 30, 1756. Lydia, born Jan. 21, 1759, (Mrs. Stephen Kellogg). ■There was a Norwalk Wait Bouton of this early period who married Robert Lockwood. 2Nathaniel Hayes makes (see page 85) no will- reference to a Bouton child. There is, nevertheless, distinct 1699 Norwalk Land Record mention of such a daughter. The Fairfield Probate Record of the choice of Mary Bouton in 1706 of a guardian also infers Hayes relationship. 35° NOR WALK. Stephen, born July 4, 1760. Samuel, born July 14, 1762. Hannah, born May 16, 1767. (Mrs. Jonathan Camp3d). Josiah, born June 26, 1 768. The above children of Esaias and Phcebe Bouton lived at the water-side, (see page 55) and formed a numerous household. The father was a man of force and a large land- owner. Acre joined acre, and his domain embraced from the head of the Wilson Cove of 1896, quite a distance toward the old road from " Old Well" to " Middlesex" (South Nor- walk and Darien 1896). He was a mariner, known as Capt. Bouton, and amassed some- thing of a property. Of the children, Phcebe, (Mrs. Eliakim Warren "*■) has mention on page 270. Nathan, her brother, married Abigail Burlock, as per page 272. Lydia mar- ried, Nov. 24, 1778, Stephen, son of Epenetus and Jemima (Rogers) Kellogg. Stephen married, May 26, 1792, Hannah, daughter of Jonathan 2d- and Mary (Burwell). Camp. Samuel married, May 1, 1787, Eunice, daughter of Noah Smith. Hannah married, May ■ 9. r792, Jonathan^'1-, son of Jonathan and Mary (Burwell) Camp, and Josiah was un- married, (vide pages 56 and 57). BOUTON-CAMP ALLIANCE. The Bouton-Camp union — Hannah Bouton and Jonathan Camp311' — was the ming- ling of New England blood of note. Through the veins of the wife ran the life-tide of the Norwalk Marvins and Gregorys, and on the part of the husband that of the old colo- nial Baldwins, Buckinghams, Campfields and Platts. Ann, grandmother of Jonathan Camp3'1- was a grand-child of Samuel' and Sarah (Baldwin) Buckingham. Samuel Buck- ingham, baptized June 13, 1641, married, Dec. 14, 1663, Sarah, daughter of Timothy- Baldwin of Milford. These had a daughter Hester, born May 4, 1677, who married, Nov. 7. 1706, Richard, son of Josiah and Sarah (Campfield) Piatt. Josiah and Sarah Piatt were married Dec. 2, 1669. Mr. Piatt was son of Richard Piatt the settler, and his wife was a daughter of Thomas, brother of Matthew Campfield of Norwalk (see page 286). Ann. daughter of Richard and Hester Piatt, married Jonathan Camp'"- of Nor- walk,'and had Jonathan * ; Richard; Abraham; Isaac; Esther; Sarah; Mary. 'Samuel Buckingham's'.,who married Sarah Bald- win, was the second son and third child of Thomas Buckingham, the American Buckingham settler. Samuel'", and Sarah Buckingham's grand-child Ann (Mrs. Jonathan Camp'-") nas born Nov. 10, 1770. Thomas, horn Nov. S, J646, grandfather of Rev. Ste- phen Buckingham of Norwalk («et pages 203, 210 and note page 242) and Samuel, grandfather of Mrs. Jona- than Camp'*'- were brothers. *The line of Jonathan (Captain, son of Samuel Camp'"), horn [)«•. 17, 1702 (died Aug. 20, 1768), and who married Ann, (born 1710. died' Nov. 5, ,m) daughter of Richard and Hester Flatt, is as follows • Jonathan Camp^-, (horn May, 1735, (died Nov. 10, 1807), married 1759, Mary (born April 17, 1734, died Jan. 25, 1812), daughter of Samuel Burwell, and had: Ann, born Oct. 18, 1761, died Dec. 18, 1761. Esther, born Feb. 24, 1763, married Jas. Fitch. Mary, born Dec. 17, 1764, married David St. John. Hannah, born April 24, 1766, married Stephen Bouton. Jonathan.^-, born Feb. 20, 1768, married Hannah Bouton. Stephen, born Sept. 22, 1769, married Rachel B., daughter of Silas Hickok. Ann, born Oct. 7, 1771, married Snm'l Beardsley. N OR WALK. 35 1 Stephen Bouton, second son of Esaias and Phcebe, married Hannah, the fourth daughter of Jonathan and Mary (Burwell) Camp, and had Hannah C, born March 8, 1793 (Mrs. Frederick Bradley);' Stephen 2d:, born March 18, 1797; Josiah, born March 17, 1802. Stephen Bouton °A\ married May 5, 1824, Harriette Bradley. Mr. Bouton was a devoted Churchman, and a zealous member of Christ Church Parish, Troy, N. Y His children were Charles F., born Aug. 4, 1825, died an infant; George B. (M.D.) born Apr. 27, 1828 (see note page 107); Grace B., 4 born July 14, 1835 (Mrs. William C. Peck); Harriette J., died young. William, bom May 5, 1773, died Aug. 1775. Rebecca, born Dec. 28, 1774, married Dan'l. Nash. Jonathan Camp3d-, (born Feb. 20, 1768, died July 31, 1852) married, May 19, 1792, Hannah, born May 16, 1767, died Dec. 2, 184.2, daughter of Esaias and Phcebe (Byxbee) Bouton, and had: Sarah, born May 4, 1794, married Wm. J. Street. Mary, born July 31, 1797, died Nov. 20, 1800. William, born June 27, 1799, died Oct. 15, 1802. Jonathan4th-, born Sept. 15, 1801. Stephen W., born Feb. 8, 1807, died Sept. 18, 1812. Mary Esther, born Apr. 14, 1808, died Apr. 5, 1831. Jonathan Camp4tb., born Sept. 15, 1801, died Apr. !.-., t88o, married, Jan. II, 1826, Mary Cannon, born Feb. 15, 1808, died Dec. 4, 1896, daughter of Garritt Harsin and Amelia (Cannon) Newkirk, and had : Stephen William, born Nov. 17, 1826, died Nov. 20, 1831. Rebecca Gould, born Aug. 21, 1828. Mary Esther,, born Mar. 2, 1833. Hannah Louisa, born Jan. 2, 1835. Jonathans'!"-, born Jan. 22, 1838. Albert Nash, born Nov. 8, 1839. Jonathan Camp5th-, married Apr. 5, 1865, Frances J., daughter of Noah S. and Eliza Jane ( Gorham ) Wood, and had : Kate Elaine, born Jan. 18, 1866 (married Sept. 19, 1885, Robert Forbes Way of Hartford and had ; Ar- thur Camp, born Aug. 6, 1886; Donald Forbes, born May 10, 1891. Jonathan CampGtli., born Jan. 10, 1874, married April 29, 1896, Susan, daughter of Daniel Morell of Hartford. Rebecca Gould, daughter of Jonathan4'l>-and Mary C. (Newkirk) Camp, married Oct. 4, 1847, Samuel Ed- win, born Mar. 25, 1824, died May 26, 1885, son of Noah and Annie (Belden) Olmstead, and had: Arthur, born July 13. 1848, died May 18, 1851. Louise, married Feb. 6, 1878, Clarence Belmont Coolidge, born Aug. 26, 1850, died Jan. 8, 1895. Mary Newkirk, born Dec. 13, 1856, died Nov. 3, i860. Rebecca Camp, born Oct. 15, 1862, married Jan. 6, 1S86, Frank Warren Woodward, born May 24, 1862, and had Warren Olmstead. Maria, born Oct. 15, 1862, died Oct. 15, 1862. Mary Esther, daughter of Jonathan4th. and Mary C. (Newkirk) Camp, married, Oct. 29, 1855, Rev. Eu- gene Charles Pattison, born Jan. 25, 1831, died April 10, 1S81, and had: Samuel Seabury, born Apr. 17, 1857, died May 8, 1863. Arthur Eugene, born Dec. 20,1:858 (married Sept. 29, 18S6, Martha Duncan Irwin of Fort Wayne, Tnd., and had : Mary; Arthur Eugene; Martha Irwin"; Ir- win;. Edgerton Alvord ). Mary Lydia, born Sept. 24, 1862 (married, Feb. 2, 18S6, Philip Nichols Knapp, and had: Julie Ferry; Philip Pattison, died Mar. 19, 1891, and Esther). Jenny Louise, born Nov. 25, 1865. Jonathan Camp, born Nov. 11, 1S69. Edwin Olmstead, born Jan. 26, 1875. Hannah Louisa, daughter of Jonathan4th- and Mary C. (Newkirk) born Jan. 2, 1835, married Nov. 10, 1853, Theodore Edward (son of Asa E. and Ann (Brown) Smith, born June 18, 1827, died Apr. 3, 1879) and had : Wilfred, born Aug. 31, 1854 (married Nov. 14, 1878 Mary. Elizabeth Atwater, Brooklyn, N. Y. born Aug. 5, 1855 and had: Leonard Atwater and Arthur Eugene.) Elinor Louise, born Oct. 8, 1864. Albert Nash, son of Jonathan5th- and Mary C. (Newkirk) Camp, born Nov. 8, 1839, married Oct. 3, 1864, Ellen M. Lum born May 22, 1842, and had: Hattie Estelle, born Dec. 6, 1866, (married Oct. 4, 1893, Frank G. Atwater, born Brooklyn, Mar. 2, 1862, and had : Constance, Frank Glasgow and Eliot Camp.) Albert Erskine, born Sept. 15, 1868, died July 18, 1869. 'Mrs. Frederick Bradley ( mother of Mrs. John T. Lamport and the first Mrs. Gould Rockwell, both of Troy, N.Y., and of Mrs. Joseph Hunneman of Bos- ton, Mass.), had two unmarried sons. !Mrs. William Cook Peck was the mother of eight children, among them George Beriah B. , who was a Norwalk School youth of recent years. NORWALK. BOLTON BRIEFS. Nathaniel, born 1695, son of John Bouton Jd- and his Hayes wife, and grandson of John'8'- and Abigail (Marvin) Bouton, married Hannah, born Oct. 20, 1699, only daugh- ter, by his first wife, of John Betts (see page 228), son of Thomas'8'- and Mary Betts. Nathaniel and Hannah Bouton resided outside the Norwalk limits, in that portion of north- west adjoining Xorwalk which belonged to Stamford, and was a part of what was known as " Canaan parish ".
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