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Nancy <I>Boynton</I> Sutherland

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Nancy Boynton Sutherland

Birth
Meredith, Belknap County, New Hampshire, USA
Death
15 Nov 1904 (aged 83)
Palatine, Cook County, Illinois, USA
Burial
Palatine, Cook County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
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Nancy Boynton was born in New Hampshire in 1820 and was educated to be a teacher there. In 1838 she came to Deer Grove with her parents to join her brother, David, who had already settled here. Her first teaching position here was at Bangs Lake (later Wauconda) in the cabin of Judge Bangs. When the settlers at Deer Grove were ready to start a school, she taught in a log cabin on Ezekiel Cady's farm. She was paid $1.00 a week and boarded in the school children's homes. In 1843 she married Mason Sutherland who had come here from Vermont and had a farm at Hicks and Dundee Roads. The Sutherlands had six children.

~http://palatinehistoricalsociety.com/tag/nancy-boynton/

Parent links contributed by Rikki K. Sutherland (48271097)
Nancy Boynton was born in New Hampshire in 1820 and was educated to be a teacher there. In 1838 she came to Deer Grove with her parents to join her brother, David, who had already settled here. Her first teaching position here was at Bangs Lake (later Wauconda) in the cabin of Judge Bangs. When the settlers at Deer Grove were ready to start a school, she taught in a log cabin on Ezekiel Cady's farm. She was paid $1.00 a week and boarded in the school children's homes. In 1843 she married Mason Sutherland who had come here from Vermont and had a farm at Hicks and Dundee Roads. The Sutherlands had six children.

~http://palatinehistoricalsociety.com/tag/nancy-boynton/

Parent links contributed by Rikki K. Sutherland (48271097)


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