Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Gage (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from England, especially the counties of Gloucestershire, Norfolk, Northumberland, Northhampton, Suffolk, and Sussex. Others came from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. One immigrant ancestor, John Gage immigrated to Massachusetts from England in 1630. Other Gage families also settled in Canada, and in Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts,...

William Boynton (b.1606) and his brother, John Boynton (1614-1670), emigrated from England to Roxley, Massachusetts in 1636. Descendants and relatives lived in New England, New York, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Colorado, Georgia, Tennessee and elsewhere. Includes family history and genealogical data in England to 1067 A.D. Includes indexes (listing Boyington, Byinton, Boington, De Boynton and other variant spellings). Includes Bennett, Chapman,...

John Boynton, was born in England in 1614 and probably died at Rowley, Massachusetts 18 February 1670. Includes Burdette, Morrison, Thomas and allied families.

Ancestry and descendants of the grandparents of the author, Jonathan and Sallie Martin Boynton, and Caleb and Lakin Willard Leland. Jonathan Boynton was born 1771 at Lunenburgh, Massachusetts, the son of Jonathan Boynton (1744-1814) and Elizabeth Divol Boynton. He married Sally Martin in 1796. They settled at Baltimore, Vermont. They had nine children, 1797-1814. He died at Balimore, Vermont, in 1856. Sally Martin (1770-1852) was born at Lunenburg,...

Christian Long was the son of a German nobleman who joined the Hessian army and was made a captain. Upon being sent to fight the colonists in America, he deserted, refusing to fight against freedom. He later married a Mrs. Stoner, a widow. Their son, Christian, married Elizabeth Neff, daughter of John Neff. Some time after the war, the family moved from Nittany, Pennsylvania, with a large part of their Mennonite congregation, to Conesus Lake, New...