Boulton Family
TIME LINE
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1 -------?- Boulton ------
Wife: ??
Children:
2 Henry Boulton bef 1615 - 1638
Lyon Boulton
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2 Henry Boulton - 1638
Wife: Married: 1615
Ann Pinchbeck - 1638
Children:
Frances
Anthony
George
Luke
3 Henry Boulton 1595 - 1680
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3Henry Boulton 1595 - 1680
Wife: Marriage: 1650
Elizabeth Gibbon
Children:
4 Henry Boulton 1620 - ------
Anne Boulton 1661-1693
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4 Henry Boulton 1620 - ------
Wife:
Elizabeth Bryan
Children:
5 Henry Boulton ----- - Dec. 17, 1737
Robert
Elizabeth
Mary
Anthony
George
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5 Henry Boulton -? - Dec. 17, 1737
Wife:
Alice Bolton 1698 - ---- Moulton, Lincolnshire, England
Children:
Elizabeth
6 Henry Boulton 1732 - Dec. 10, 1788
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6 Henry Boulton 1732 - Dec. 10, 1788
Wife: 1 Marriage: 1750
Susannah Butler
Wife: 2 Marriage: 1750
Sarah Buckworth 1731 - 1754
Children:
Elizabeth 1753 - Feb. 18, 1835
Wife: 3 Marriage: Feb. 09, 1756
Mary Preston Dec. 29, 1734 - Feb. 1779
Children:
Henry 1758 - 1828
7 D'Arcy Boulton May 20, 1759 - May 21, 1834
George Aug. 12, 1761 - 1843
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7 D'Arcy Boulton May 20, 1759 - May 21, 1834
D'Arcy was born in England on May 20, 1759, the son of Henry Boulton, a barrister. He emigrated to U.S. in 1797, thence to Canada around 1800. His name appears on the census roll for Augusta Township, Grenville County, in 1802. In 1803 he was created a barrister by act of the Legislature. In 1805 he was appointed Solicitor-General of Upper Canada. In 1811 he sailed for England. While on the way his ship was attacked by the French privateer Minerva, commanded by the Grand Duc de Berg. In the fighting he was badly wounded and was left at the Dieppe Hospital in France where he recovered and was sent to the fortress of Verdun. He was a military prisoner in Verdun from 1811 to 1814, when he was released and returned to Canada. He continued in politics, in 1814 was appointed Attorney-general and became a judge in 1818. His sons were mostly very active politically. For more than 40 years they and their in-laws and cousins dominated the city of Toronto. The unofficial name of this group was "The Boulton Family Compact". "The Privileged Few" says that D'Arcy Boulton had 8 children, but my grandfather had it as 9. His note says the daughters were Susan Small, Harriet Boulton, Edith Nordheimer and Adele Taylor. The family tree that HGB (11) made in 1940 shows only the 5 sons, D'Arcy Jr., Henry John, George Strange, James and William.
Wife: Marriage: Dec. 18, 1782
Elizabeth Forster 2nd wife 1763 - 1827
Children:
Charles 1799 - 1809
8 D'Arcy Edward Boulton Jr. Jun 03, 1785 - Apr 20, 1846
Elizabeth Aug. 27, 1788 - 1789
Henry John 7 Jun. 22, 1790 -Jun. 19, 1870
George Strange Sep. 11, 1797 - Feb. 13, 1869
James Jul. 27, 1801 -Aug. 15, 1878
Harriet Elizabeth Oct. 19, 1803 - 1807
William Boulton Dec. 01, 1805 -May 31, 1834
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8 D'Arcy Edward Boulton Jr. June 03, 1785 - April 20, 1846
The Grange, was built by D'Arcy Jr. in 1817. It is now the oldest building in Toronto, having been restored to its original condition at a cost of $500,000 and is now a National Monument. D'Arcy Boulton Jr. eldest son of Judge D'Arcy Boulton and brother-in-law to J. B. Robinson. Was called to the bar in 1807 and between 1810 and 1825 operated as a merchant. Auditor General. Director of Bank of Upper Canada in 1824-1826, 1828 and 1831-1833. Master in Chancery, Police Justice, etc. Director of the British America Fire and Life Assurance Co.
Wife:
Sarah Ann Robinson 1789 - 1863 Married Jan. 13, 1808 in Toronto, ON.
Wednesday, 13 January, 1808, License, D'Arcy BOULTON, Junior, Esq., and Sara Ann ROBINSON, at the home of Elisha BEMAN, Esq. Witnesses: John B. ROBINSON and George RIDOUT. D'Arcy Boulton was a son of Mr. Justice Boulton. His bride was a sister of the late Chief Justice Sir John Beverley Robinson, who signs the register. George Ridout was a son of Surveyor-General Thomas Ridout. Elisha (BEMAN should be BEAMAN). He had extensive mills at Newmarket.
Children:
John Andrew Boulton 1810 - 1830
William Henry Boulton 1812 - 1874 Was Mayor of Toronto, then became penniless and gave the Grange to his wife, who later married Goldwyn Smith, who at his death gave the Grange to the City of Toronto.
D'Arcy Edward Boulton 1814 -
Beverley Robert Boulton 1815 - 1840
Mary Sayre Boulton 1816 - 1837
9 Emma Robinson Boulton 1818 - 1890
Sarah Ann Boulton 1824 - 1906
John Boulton Boulton 1829 - 1882
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9 Emma Robinson Boulton 1818 - 1890 Married; April 13, 1836 in Toronto, ON
Married:
William Cayley 1807 - 1890
Children:
John D'Drcy Cayley 1837 - 1911
Harriet Ann Cayley 1839 - 1890
Francis Cayley 1845 - 1909
Mary (Minnie) Cayley 1847 -
Sophia Emma Cayley 1851 - 1930
Hugh St. Quentin Cayley 1857 - 1934
Beverley Cayley Abt. 1859
Arthur Cayley 1859 - Feb 1880
Harry Cayley
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Hugh St. Quentin Cayley 1857 - 1934
Wife:
Leonora Adelaide (Nora) Cochrane 1873 - 1934 Grandaunt to Robert P. Kennedy.
Children:
Beverley Cochrane Cayley Oct 25, 1898 - June 08 1928 1st. cousin 1X removed to Robert P. Kennedy
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William Maurice Cochrane 1844 - 1900 In 1880 moved with family to Moorhead, North Dakota, near the Minnesota border, later to Minneapolis, Minnesota. Around 1887 moved to Kamloops, BC, then in Jan. 1893 moved to Vernon, BC. He opened a law office in Vernon, BC Great - grandfather to Robert P. Kennedy
Wife: Marriage: 1866
Adelaide (Addie) Gallagher Dec. 06, 1848 Sep. 20, 1920 B: Whitby, Ontario Great - grandmother to Robert P. Kennedy
Children:
Catherine Viola (Kate) Cochrane Aug. 01, 1867 Jul. 17, 1940 B: Port Perry, Ontario Grandmother to Robert P. Kennedy.
Laura Etta Cochrane
Walter Blair Cochrane
Minnie (Maud) Cochrane
Leonora Adelaide (Nora) Cochrane 1873 - 1934 Married: Hugh St. Quentin Cayley Grandaunt to Robert P. Kennedy.
Maurice Bothwell Cochrane
Arthur Ormiston Cochrane
Frank Burnham Cochrane
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Kate Cochrane
Catherine Viola (Kate) Cochrane Aug. 01, 1867 Jul. 17, 1940
Husband: Marriage: Sep. 15, 1888
Arthur G. W. Pemberton
Arthur G. W. Pemberton Nov. 17, 1841 Oct. 08, 1907 B: London, England
Children:
Fanny
Fanny Viola Pemberton May 25, 1890 1986 B: Kamloops. BC
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Fanny Viola Pemberton May 25, 1890 1986 Fanny moved from Pitt Meadows in the Fraser Valley to Tappen Valley on Aug. 31, 1967.
Husband: Marriage: 1911
Robert Kennedy
Robert Kennedy Aug. 15, 1861 Nov. 11, 1946 B: New Westminster
Children:
Robert P. Kennedy May 25, 1912 Jul 13, 1996 Robert moved his family from Pitt Meadows in the Fraser Valley to Tappen Valley on Apr. 21, 1959.
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