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Descendants of Thomas BOYLSTON, Jr.

125. WILLIAM DAVID⁸ BOYDSTUN (DAVID⁷, JOHN⁶ BOYDSTON, GEORGE⁵, DAVID⁴, WILLIAM³ BOYLSTON, THOMAS², THOMAS¹) was born 1833, and died Unknown. He married SARAH LIVESAY Unknown, daughter of ANDREW LIVESAY. She was born Abt. 1835, and died Unknown.

Children of WILLIAM BOYDSTUN and SARAH LIVESAY are:

	i.		MARY⁹ BOYDSTUN, b. 1866; d. Unknown.
	ii.		JOHN BOYDSTUN, b. Abt. 1868; d. Unknown.
	iii.		GEORGE BOYDSTUN, b. Abt. 1870; d. Unknown.
	iv.		JAMES BOYDSTUN, b. Abt. 1872; d. Unknown.
	v.		CHARLES BOYDSTUN, b. 1873; d. Unknown.
	vi.		JACOB GEHRES BOYDSTUN, b. 1875, Pike Co, OH; d. Unknown; m. CAROLINE JULIA LANKFORD, Unknown; b. Abt. 1880; d. Unknown.
	vii.		ELIZABETH BOYDSTUN, b. 1876; d. Unknown.
	viii.		SMILEY BOYDSTUN, b. 1877; d. Unknown.
	ix.		LOLA BOYDSTUN, b. 1879; d. Unknown.
	x.		MARGARET BOYDSTUN, b. 1882; d. Unknown.

126. MARY A.⁸ NUTT (HESTER ANN⁷ BOYDSTUN, GEORGE N.⁶ BOYDSTON, GEORGE⁵, DAVID⁴, WILLIAM³ BOYLSTON, THOMAS², THOMAS¹) was born 18 Jul 1845 in Indiana, and died 19 May 1918. She married JOHN HENRY HARRISON ROUSSEAU, son of DOMINIQUE ROUSSEAU. He was born 1840 in Leesburg, Plain Twp, Kosciusko Co, IN, and died 08 Jan 1925 in Warsaw, Wayne Twp, Kosciusko Co, IN.

Notes for MARY A. NUTT:
Mary A. Nutt (also known as McNutt) was a housekeeper in 1918 in Warsaw, Wayne Township, Kosciusko, Indiana. She died on 19 May 1918 in Warsaw, funeral director, J. J. Dukes.

Notes for JOHN HENRY HARRISON ROUSSEAU:
John Rousseau served the Union from 10 May 1861 to 23 May 1862 in Kosciusko County, Indiana. He enlisted as a private in Company K, 16th Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry, for one year at Mercantile, Terre Haute, Indiana.

His company left Indiana for Baltimore, Maryland, then to Sandy Hook Maryland on 28 Jul, where it was attached to Abercrombie's Brigade, Department of the Shenandoah, until October 1861.

Thence attached to Abercrombie's Brigade, Banks' Division, Army of the Potomac until March 1862, thence attached to the 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, Banks' 5th Army Corps until April 1862 and 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, Department of the Shenandoah until May 1862.

John Rousseau had duty at Pleasant Valley, Maryland until 17 Aug 1861 and at Darnestown until October 21. Then operations around Ball's Bluff October 21-24, and action at Goos Creek and near Edward's Ferry on October 22.

The unit camped at Seneca Creek until 2 December and at Frederick City until February 1862, when they moved to Harper's Ferry, West Virginia on 27 February and thence to Charleston on March 1. They marched to Winchester March 10-12 and to Strasburg on 27 March.

The unit conducted operatinos in the Shenandoah Valley until April, then had duty at Warrenton, Virginia 2 April to 22 May, including reconnaissaice to the Rappahannock River on 7 April. He was ordered to Washington, D.C. on 12 May and mustered out on 14 May 1862.

The regiment lost a total of 16 men -- one to action, 15 to disease.

John Rousseau appeared on the 1870 census of Wayne Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana. He was a retail boot and shoe dealer.

1880 - Washington Township, Kosciusko County, IN

19 May 1918 - living in Warsaw, Wayne Township, Kosciusko Co, IN

Died 8 Jan 1925 in Warsaw, undertaker, C. C. Dukes. Also known as Rosseau.

Information prepared by Brian Hogan of Los Osos, California (hogan@writeme.com).

He cites the following sources:
Domonoske
Kosciusko County, Indiana Records:
      Burial records Oakwood Cemetery, Wayne Township
      US Census 1850
      US Census 1870
      Department of Health; Death Certificate Book CH-4, p. 58
Indiana State Archives and land offices
National Archives - Civil War Records for John Rousseau


Children of MARY NUTT and JOHN ROUSSEAU are:

	i.		MABEL C.⁹ ROUSSEAU, b. Abt. 1865, "Belle" b. Indiana; died age 27; d. 11 Apr 1892, Warsaw, Wayne Twp, Kosciusko Co, IN.
	ii.		GRACE G. ROUSSEAU, b. Abt. 1866; d. Unknown.
	iii.		HERBERT ROUSSEAU, b. Nov 1867, Indiana; d. 1887, Warsaw, Wayne Twp, Kosciusko Co, IN.

127. EMMA⁸ BOYDSTON (CHARLES⁷, THOMAS S.⁶, GEORGE⁵, DAVID⁴, WILLIAM³ BOYLSTON, THOMAS², THOMAS¹) was born 30 Nov 1851 in "Emily" b. East Union Township, Wayne Co, OH, and died 06 Sep 1903 in Wichita, Sedgwick Co, KS. She married JONATHAN PIPER 17 Aug 1871 in Orrville, OH. He was born 17 Aug 1837 in Amberson Valley, PA, and died 13 Jul 1916 in Cornelia, GA.

Notes for EMMA BOYDSTON:
Emma Boydston Piper renamed herself "Emily" and information about her family is contained in the papers of Col. E. G. Piper (relationship uncertain). Her children were born in the family home on Vine Street in Orrville, Ohio. Her great granddaughter, Patricia Ann, has the lapel watch with her initials "EBP" engraved on it.

Notes for JONATHAN PIPER:
Jonathan Piper/Peiper, was of Orrville, Ohio, when he married. Emma Boydstun was then living in East Union Township in Wayne County near Orrville.

Jonathan served as a private in the Company of Capt. O. B. MacKnight in the 9th Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry Volunteers from 1 Nov 1861 until he was discharged in December 1864 at Kingsbridge, Georgia. He was injured during his service, apparently in Tennessee, where a horse stepped on his chest while he was sleeping. The injury was later complicated by typhoid fever and required a year in a military hospital in Knoxville (Sep 1863-Aug 1864). His discharge papers indicate that he was age 24, 5' 7" tall, of light complexioin, dark hair and eyes, and a carpenter by trade. The discharge is dated 24 Dec 1864, Kingsbridge, Georgia. Pension Certificate 715051.

According to family tradition, Jephaniah "Jeph" Piper of Dry Run, Amberson Valley, Pennsylvania may have been his father. Amberson Valley is in the northern portion of Franklin County, and the hamlet of Amberson is just north of the Blue Mountain twin tunnels of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, and is just west of the western tip of Perry County.

Jonathan apparently operated the "Peiper Store" at 1046 South Lawrence Avenue in Wichita, Kansas, where an old photo shows D. E. and Randall Piper in front of the store in about 1902-1903. (Archives of Gardner Piper).

Jonathan and Emily Piper lived before that in Lyons, Nebraska, where a photo of his was made about 1891 (archives of Gardner Piper). Jonathan bought a lot next to his son in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and in 1911 built a small house on it. His son moved to Cordelia, Georgia, in 1915 and Jonathan, being ill, was brought to live with the family there until his death.

Children of EMMA BOYDSTON and JONATHAN PIPER are:

DAVID ELLIS⁹ PIPER, b. 15 Jul 1873, "Ellis" b. Orrville, OH; d. Unknown; m. CORA BELLE GARDNER, 16 Sep 1902, Traverse City, MI; b. 03 Jan 1869, Brazil, IN; d. Unknown.

Notes for DAVID ELLIS PIPER:
Ellis Piper graduated in 1894 from the University of Nebraska Law School and opened a law practice with Bery Lyons in Wichita, Kansas. He moved to Fitzgerald, Georgia, where he met Cora. He was named for his uncle David H. Piper, who was killed in military service in 1862.

ii.

RANDALL GORDON PIPER, b. Unknown; d. 1955; m. MINNIE STEVENS, 1932, (no children); b. Unknown; d. 1955.

128. WILLIAM C.⁸ BOYDSTUN (GEORGE WASHINGTON⁷, DAVID⁶, DAVID⁵, DAVID⁴ BOYDSTON, WILLIAM³ BOYLSTON, THOMAS², THOMAS¹) was born 1857, and died 1917. He married MARY ALABAMA SMITH 21 Mar 1879 in Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, daughter of JAMES SMITH and MARY HAWKINS. She was born 19 Dec 1859 in "Bam" b Caledonia, MS, and died 11 Mar 1934 in Matoy, OK.

Notes for WILLIAM C. BOYDSTUN:
According to Don Gentner, Lucy's sister also married "William C. Boydstun" in 1882 near Caddo Oklahoma. This William C. was born 1857 and died 1917, according to his records. It is not certain that this is the correct William C. Boydstun who married Mary Alabama Smith. The selection was a process of elimination and offers a stong probability. This is assumed to be the son of George Boydstun. The names of the children of both Williams duplicate in many instances, and it is thought that the children may be mixed up.

So we have three William C(avanaugh) Boydstuns who married ladies named Smith. It's almost enough to make a person go cuckoo.

Children of WILLIAM BOYDSTUN and MARY SMITH are:

	i.		HENRY⁹ BOYDSTUN, b. Unknown.
	ii.		CHARLIE BOYDSTUN, b. Unknown.
	iii.		BOB BOYDSTUN, b. 1890; d. Unknown.
	iv.		TOM BOYDSTUN, b. 1890; d. Unknown.
	v.		CLARENCE BOYDSTUN, b. 1892, Twin to Carrie; d. Unknown.
	vi.		CARRIE MAUDE BOYDSTUN, b. 1892, Twin to Clarence; d. Unknown; m. WILLIAM H. VINCENT, Unknown, (had children); b. Bet. 1890 - 1895; d. Unknown.

Notes for WILLIAM H. VINCENT:
Brenda Vincent provides the name for Carrie's husband. Her husband is a grandson of this couple.

	vii.		IDA BOYDSTUN, b. 1893; d. Unknown.
	viii.		FRED BOYDSTUN, b. 1894; d. Unknown; m. KATIE V. VINCENT, Unknown; b. Bet. 1885 - 1900; d. Unknown.
	ix.		SARAH ANNIE BOYDSTUN, b. 1897; d. Unknown.

129. CLARINDA ELVIRA⁸ BOYDSTUN (EUGENUS LOCKE⁷, A. BOAZ⁶, DAVID⁵, DAVID⁴ BOYDSTON, WILLIAM³ BOYLSTON, THOMAS², THOMAS¹) was born 1839, and died 1903. She married SAMUEL CRAWFORD SMITH Unknown. He was born Bet. 1830 - 1840, and died Unknown.

Children of CLARINDA BOYDSTUN and SAMUEL SMITH are:

	i.		HARRY BOYDSTON⁹ SMITH, b. Bet. 1860 - 1870, res Philadelphia, PA; d. Unknown; m. FLORA PATON, Unknown; b. Bet. 1860 - 1870; d. Unknown.
	ii.		EUGENE WILBUR SMITH, b. Bet. 1860 - 1870; d. Unknown; m. JEAN GARDENER, Unknown; b. Bet. 1860 - 1870; d. Unknown.
	iii.		JAMES FOSTER SMITH, b. Bet. 1860 - 1870; d. Unknown; m. MARGARET TAYLOR, Unknown; b. Bet. 1860 - 1870; d. Unknown.
	iv.		EDWIN CRAWFORD SMITH, b. Bet. 1870 - 1880; d. 1893.
	v.		ELLEN ELIZA SMITH, b. Bet. 1870 - 1880; d. Unknown; m. CLARENCE M. SPENCER, Unknown; b. Bet. 1870 - 1880; d. Unknown.

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