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My Boynton brick wall
Family history says that a daughter (abt1780) of a British Rev. War General BOYNTON married Jeremiah KENNISON (KENESTON)abt 1770. Thier son Johnathan 1800 married Emily BAKER. They had Erastus, Hattie,Mary Ann 1832,Clara 1834, and Emily B. 1836-1929 b. NH. Emily married Jethro Butler PRAY 1829-1898. b. York Co. Me. They moved to Kansas. Their children are Isabelle,Cora Howard Russell (GGGrandfather),Lilian and Clarence. Does anyone know any thing about this BOYNTON and KENNISON group?
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Permalink Reply by John A Gwinn on
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Hello!
I have had no success in finding a BOYSINGTON and have started looking in the BOYNTON family. Still not finding my GGGMother, but I did find the following.
While on vacation in Lookout Mountain, I picked up a brochure which reads in part as follows:
"Also on display at the Museum [The Battles for Chattanooga (www.battlesforchattanooga.com)] is this rare ceremonial sword presented to Lt. Col. Henry V. Boynton, who was awarded the Medal of Honor for gallantry at the battle of Missionary Ridge.
Boynton was also instrumental in establishing the Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park." -
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Permalink Reply by Maureen MacDonald on
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Have you checked the New Hampshire Will books?
Although my line is in Ipswich MA and CT, and migrating west, I run into the name while researching other lines in Maine and New Hampshire, they spread out everywhere it would seem.
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