The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
On 1 June 1880 Walter Boutin was a 12 year old who lived in Bayfield, Wisconsin with his father Duffy, his mother Olive, 23, and siblings Nettie, 10, Lafayette, 2, and Bynan E., 2 months. ®7374 Walter’s first wife was Emma Sexton. They had 4 girls and a boy. Emma died of cancer and when the children were old enough to be on their own, Walter moved to Bayfield. ®7552 In 1895 Walter and one white female lived in Bayfield, Wisconsin. ®7553
On 1 June 1900 Walter, a 31 year old fisherman lived with Emma, 27, his wife of 9 years in a house he rented on Washington Avenue at the intersection of Second Street in Bayfield, Wisconsin. Living with him are their children Merton, 8, Irene, 5 and Abertlyn?, 2. Also living with them are his mother Ollive [sic] 49, his sister Grace M., 15 and brothers Arthur J., 17, and Lafayette, 22. ®7408
In October 1913 Walter Boutin lived in Bayfield when his father, Duffy was discharged from the U.S. National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers at Wood, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. ®7494
On 1 January 1920 Walter J. Boutin, a 51 year old widowed fisherman, rented in Ward 10 of Superior, Wisconsin with Doris J., 14, and Malichi F., 9. Walter J. had been born in Wisconsin, as had his mother. ®7554
On 1 April 1930 Walter is a 61 year old fisherman, first married at age 22, who had just abandoned Emma, 45, born ca 1885 in Wisconsin, and their four girls. Both her parents were born in South Dakota. ®7552 Emma had first married at age 18, and their four daughters Lois, 7, Gene, 4 years and 4 months, Janet, 2 years and 7 months and Maxine (Wanda), 1, lived in a house they rented for $3 in the Town of Bayfield, Wisconsin. All four daughters and both Walter’s parents were born in Wisconsin. ®7555
In 1935 he had lived in Duluth, Minnesota. He had a seventh grade education.
On 1 April 1940 Walter Boutin, 72, a widowed intermittent laborer on a water project, born in Wisconsin, lived in a house he owned worth $500 at 1020 Savage Road, Van Buren, Michigan with Marie Mc Intyre, 42. Marie was his divorced daughter and unemployed. ®7556
On 1 June 1900 Walter, a 31 year old fisherman lived with Emma, 27, his wife of 9 years in a house he rented on Washington Avenue at the intersection of Second Street in Bayfield, Wisconsin. Living with him are their children Merton, 8, Irene, 5 and Abertlyn?, 2. Also living with them are his mother Ollive [sic] 49, his sister Grace M., 15 and brothers Arthur J., 17, and Lafayette, 22. ®7408
In October 1913 Walter Boutin lived in Bayfield when his father, Duffy was discharged from the U.S. National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers at Wood, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. ®7494
On 1 January 1920 Walter J. Boutin, a 51 year old widowed fisherman, rented in Ward 10 of Superior, Wisconsin with Doris J., 14, and Malichi F., 9. Walter J. had been born in Wisconsin, as had his mother. ®7554
On 1 April 1930 Walter is a 61 year old fisherman, first married at age 22, who had just abandoned Emma, 45, born ca 1885 in Wisconsin, and their four girls. Both her parents were born in South Dakota. ®7552 Emma had first married at age 18, and their four daughters Lois, 7, Gene, 4 years and 4 months, Janet, 2 years and 7 months and Maxine (Wanda), 1, lived in a house they rented for $3 in the Town of Bayfield, Wisconsin. All four daughters and both Walter’s parents were born in Wisconsin. ®7555
In 1935 he had lived in Duluth, Minnesota. He had a seventh grade education.
On 1 April 1940 Walter Boutin, 72, a widowed intermittent laborer on a water project, born in Wisconsin, lived in a house he owned worth $500 at 1020 Savage Road, Van Buren, Michigan with Marie Mc Intyre, 42. Marie was his divorced daughter and unemployed. ®7556
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Misc. Notes
She was Walter’s first wife. They had 4 girls and a boy. She died of cancer. ®7552 She died netween 1910 and 1920 (when Walter was a widower). ®7554 On 1 June 1900 she had 3 children all still alive. They had been married 9 years. ®7408
Misc. Notes
Emma was Walter’s second wife, marrying ca 1922. She was a widow with daughters Alice and Mildred from a previous marriage. ®7552On 1 April 1930 Emma, 45, born ca 1885 in Wisconsin had been married to her first husband at age 18. Both her parents were born in South Dakota. Her second husband, Walter Boutin, 61, and she had 4 daughters, Lois, 7, Gene, 4 years and 4 months, Janet, 2 years and 7 months and Maxine (Wanda), age 1, ®7555 so she and Walter had married by 1922. All four daughters and both Walter’s parents were born in Wisconsin. ®7555 At the time of the census on 1 April 1930 they had just been abandoned by Walter. Emma’s mother was Estelle Camp. Emma Boutin raised four daughter as a single mom in Bayfield during the Great Depression. They lived near the fish hatchery in a house they rented for $3 in the Town of Bayfield, Wisconsin. One of Emma’s many jobs was hoeing fields at Erickson’s orchard, which she walked to every morning. The Jim Erickson’s family housed and fed Emma and the four girls during the Depression. ®7568
In 1935 he had lived in Duluth, Minnesota. He had a seventh grade education. Marie was his divorced daughter and unemployed. On 1 April 1940 Walter Boutin, 72, a widowed intermittent laborer on a water project, born in Wisconsin, lived in a house he owned worth $500 at 1020 Savage Road, Van Buren, Michigan with Marie Mc Intyre, 42. ®7556
In 1935 he had lived in Duluth, Minnesota. He had a seventh grade education. Marie was his divorced daughter and unemployed. On 1 April 1940 Walter Boutin, 72, a widowed intermittent laborer on a water project, born in Wisconsin, lived in a house he owned worth $500 at 1020 Savage Road, Van Buren, Michigan with Marie Mc Intyre, 42. ®7556
Family ID8131
Marriageca 1922 ®7555
Children(Private, Female) (1922->2012)
Gene (1926-2004)
(Private, Female) (1927->2012)
(Private, Female) (1929-)