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My connection to the Boyntons is thru my 4th great grandmother, Mary Boynton b 1773 in Buxton, ME, to a John Boynton (b 1749 in Haverhill, Mass). She married Richard Kimball (1775-1853) of Belmont, ME. If I use the info in the History of the Boynton Family (William & John), it appears that my descendancy is from John, William's brother. However, I am unable to find anything further solidifying my Mary being the one shown in the Boynton Family History for John Boynton #100. Because your site concentrates on William and his descendants, do you (or anyone) have any suggestions?

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This site is amazing. It is so organized. Thank you for your time and dedication. I am a descendant of Randall Byington's son Thomas Dorr b 1844.
I have been looking for Mary Scott's parents and I see you have them!!! May I ask your source and how you found her middle name?
My records show Hannah Bronson m. David Foote 1730-1779. Any light on that? Thank you so much.

Hello, I was looking at your Byington Family Genealogy, and trying to trace my family tree to current. I got stuck on Jared b. 1758, d.1827. I have information on his wife/children, which are missing on your site. The last person with name of Byington in my family line was born in 1837 and died in 1913 in WI. She was my 2x great grandmother my father and grandparents are buried with her.

Thanks for letting me see your research.
My six times Grandfather was baptised Marmaduke Boynton on 23rd November 1751 in Well North Yorkshire (Family Search IGI).
His father was called Thomas.I would like to go back further.Do you have any advice or information ?
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Daniel (III) and Susannah Norton Byington are my 4g grandparents. I descend from them through their son Hiram Norton Byington (1800-1888) who married Sarah Holkins of Colebrook, NH.

Hiram and Sarah moved to Ashtabula County, OH, in the late 1820s and later moved in the late 1830s to Scott and Hancock counties, IL. In 1846 they left Illinois, settled temporarily in Iowa, and then trekked 1,000 miles overland to Utah in 1848.

Their son Joseph Henry Byington (1829-1909) married a second wife Hannah Molland, and I descend through their daughter Hannah Maria Byington (1866-1931) who married William Burrup in 1883.

William and Maria were early settlers of the ranching and farming area located near Downey, Idaho, in the 1870s (Downey is located about 35 miles south of Pocatello). William and Maria are buried in the Grant Cemetery, located about 7 miles southeast of Downey and just up the road from their homestead.

William and Maria's oldest child, William Edward "Ed" Burrup (1885-1963), married Elizabeth "Bessie" Fox (1885-1982)in 1907; they are my grandparents.

Does anyone know the precise--or approximate--locations of the ancestral Byington graves in Wolcott, Connecticut, and Rowley, Massachusetts?

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