AKA: Boynton, Boyington
In the 1870 census Jackson Michigan, Zina is living alone with his daughter's family. I believe the Huldah died before 1880 and is buried in Illinois. It would explain why he came to Jackson to live with his daughter and he ended up at the Infirmary on his own. His burial is recorded but not Huldah.
Contributor: 46811474
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Parents: Elijah Webster & Martha Clark
Married: Zina Byington on 14 Feb 1818 in Ashtabula Co., Ohio
The issue of Zina and Huldah:
1) Active Amelia Byington Olmstead (1819-1889) 23010350
2) Hiram Smith "H S" Byington (1820-1872) 226726461
3) Lucius Webster Byington (20 Sept 1828 Kingsville, Ashtabula, OH; m 27 Nov 1853; d 7 Aug 1856 Placerville, El Dorado, CA) Burial Unknown
4) Augustus Byington (1830-1911) 69521019
"The Boynton Family (entire book title below*) from 1899. "First and youngest child of Daniel Boynton and Susannah (Norton) Boynton, Zina Boynton, born July 20, 1795, at Hartford, Conn., m Huldah Webster, Feb 14, 1818, residence Jackson, Mich. He died Jan 25, 1885."
What is known from the last two Federal Census Images for Zina (and his wife):
~~1880 Census, Jackson, Jackson, MI
Father: Zina Byington Age 84 (1796) CT "Sick with old age"
Widowed Occupation: Farmer Parents b in CT
Residing the Orrin and Active Olmstead
1880 MI Census Jackson Co Jackson
Orrin C. Olmstead 59 Self (Head)
Active A. Olmstead 61 Wife
Cyrus A. Olmstead 16 Son
Zino Byington 84 Father
~~1870 Census, Jefferson, Cook Co, IL
Zina Boyington Age 75 (1795) CT Retired Merchant
Hulda Boyington Age 73 (1797) CT
The last name for Zina and his descendants was spelled as Boynton, Boyington, Byington. His wife, Huldah, could have died between 1870 and 1880 and be buried with him in this cemetery.
*The Boynton Family. A Genealogy of the Descendants of William and John Boynton, Who Emigrated from Yorkshire, England, in 1638, and settled at Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts" Part 1, 1867 Library of Congress July 7, 1899
Page 272
In the 1870 census Jackson Michigan, Zina is living alone with his daughter's family. I believe the Huldah died before 1880 and is buried in Illinois. It would explain why he came to Jackson to live with his daughter and he ended up at the Infirmary on his own. His burial is recorded but not Huldah.
Contributor: 46811474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Parents: Elijah Webster & Martha Clark
Married: Zina Byington on 14 Feb 1818 in Ashtabula Co., Ohio
The issue of Zina and Huldah:
1) Active Amelia Byington Olmstead (1819-1889) 23010350
2) Hiram Smith "H S" Byington (1820-1872) 226726461
3) Lucius Webster Byington (20 Sept 1828 Kingsville, Ashtabula, OH; m 27 Nov 1853; d 7 Aug 1856 Placerville, El Dorado, CA) Burial Unknown
4) Augustus Byington (1830-1911) 69521019
"The Boynton Family (entire book title below*) from 1899. "First and youngest child of Daniel Boynton and Susannah (Norton) Boynton, Zina Boynton, born July 20, 1795, at Hartford, Conn., m Huldah Webster, Feb 14, 1818, residence Jackson, Mich. He died Jan 25, 1885."
What is known from the last two Federal Census Images for Zina (and his wife):
~~1880 Census, Jackson, Jackson, MI
Father: Zina Byington Age 84 (1796) CT "Sick with old age"
Widowed Occupation: Farmer Parents b in CT
Residing the Orrin and Active Olmstead
1880 MI Census Jackson Co Jackson
Orrin C. Olmstead 59 Self (Head)
Active A. Olmstead 61 Wife
Cyrus A. Olmstead 16 Son
Zino Byington 84 Father
~~1870 Census, Jefferson, Cook Co, IL
Zina Boyington Age 75 (1795) CT Retired Merchant
Hulda Boyington Age 73 (1797) CT
The last name for Zina and his descendants was spelled as Boynton, Boyington, Byington. His wife, Huldah, could have died between 1870 and 1880 and be buried with him in this cemetery.
*The Boynton Family. A Genealogy of the Descendants of William and John Boynton, Who Emigrated from Yorkshire, England, in 1638, and settled at Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts" Part 1, 1867 Library of Congress July 7, 1899
Page 272
AKA: Boynton, Boyington
In the 1870 census Jackson Michigan, Zina is living alone with his daughter's family. I believe the Huldah died before 1880 and is buried in Illinois. It would explain why he came to Jackson to live with his daughter and he ended up at the Infirmary on his own. His burial is recorded but not Huldah.
Contributor: 46811474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Parents: Elijah Webster & Martha Clark
Married: Zina Byington on 14 Feb 1818 in Ashtabula Co., Ohio
The issue of Zina and Huldah:
1) Active Amelia Byington Olmstead (1819-1889) 23010350
2) Hiram Smith "H S" Byington (1820-1872) 226726461
3) Lucius Webster Byington (20 Sept 1828 Kingsville, Ashtabula, OH; m 27 Nov 1853; d 7 Aug 1856 Placerville, El Dorado, CA) Burial Unknown
4) Augustus Byington (1830-1911) 69521019
"The Boynton Family (entire book title below*) from 1899. "First and youngest child of Daniel Boynton and Susannah (Norton) Boynton, Zina Boynton, born July 20, 1795, at Hartford, Conn., m Huldah Webster, Feb 14, 1818, residence Jackson, Mich. He died Jan 25, 1885."
What is known from the last two Federal Census Images for Zina (and his wife):
~~1880 Census, Jackson, Jackson, MI
Father: Zina Byington Age 84 (1796) CT "Sick with old age"
Widowed Occupation: Farmer Parents b in CT
Residing the Orrin and Active Olmstead
1880 MI Census Jackson Co Jackson
Orrin C. Olmstead 59 Self (Head)
Active A. Olmstead 61 Wife
Cyrus A. Olmstead 16 Son
Zino Byington 84 Father
~~1870 Census, Jefferson, Cook Co, IL
Zina Boyington Age 75 (1795) CT Retired Merchant
Hulda Boyington Age 73 (1797) CT
The last name for Zina and his descendants was spelled as Boynton, Boyington, Byington. His wife, Huldah, could have died between 1870 and 1880 and be buried with him in this cemetery.
*The Boynton Family. A Genealogy of the Descendants of William and John Boynton, Who Emigrated from Yorkshire, England, in 1638, and settled at Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts" Part 1, 1867 Library of Congress July 7, 1899
Page 272
In the 1870 census Jackson Michigan, Zina is living alone with his daughter's family. I believe the Huldah died before 1880 and is buried in Illinois. It would explain why he came to Jackson to live with his daughter and he ended up at the Infirmary on his own. His burial is recorded but not Huldah.
Contributor: 46811474
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Parents: Elijah Webster & Martha Clark
Married: Zina Byington on 14 Feb 1818 in Ashtabula Co., Ohio
The issue of Zina and Huldah:
1) Active Amelia Byington Olmstead (1819-1889) 23010350
2) Hiram Smith "H S" Byington (1820-1872) 226726461
3) Lucius Webster Byington (20 Sept 1828 Kingsville, Ashtabula, OH; m 27 Nov 1853; d 7 Aug 1856 Placerville, El Dorado, CA) Burial Unknown
4) Augustus Byington (1830-1911) 69521019
"The Boynton Family (entire book title below*) from 1899. "First and youngest child of Daniel Boynton and Susannah (Norton) Boynton, Zina Boynton, born July 20, 1795, at Hartford, Conn., m Huldah Webster, Feb 14, 1818, residence Jackson, Mich. He died Jan 25, 1885."
What is known from the last two Federal Census Images for Zina (and his wife):
~~1880 Census, Jackson, Jackson, MI
Father: Zina Byington Age 84 (1796) CT "Sick with old age"
Widowed Occupation: Farmer Parents b in CT
Residing the Orrin and Active Olmstead
1880 MI Census Jackson Co Jackson
Orrin C. Olmstead 59 Self (Head)
Active A. Olmstead 61 Wife
Cyrus A. Olmstead 16 Son
Zino Byington 84 Father
~~1870 Census, Jefferson, Cook Co, IL
Zina Boyington Age 75 (1795) CT Retired Merchant
Hulda Boyington Age 73 (1797) CT
The last name for Zina and his descendants was spelled as Boynton, Boyington, Byington. His wife, Huldah, could have died between 1870 and 1880 and be buried with him in this cemetery.
*The Boynton Family. A Genealogy of the Descendants of William and John Boynton, Who Emigrated from Yorkshire, England, in 1638, and settled at Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts" Part 1, 1867 Library of Congress July 7, 1899
Page 272
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