On 1 June 1900 Frank Boutin, Jr., was a 40 year old unemployed man who lived in a house he owned on Second Street in Bayfield, Wisconsin with his wife of 17 years, Louisa K, 36. Their children at home were Lucille M., 15, Allen? J., 12, Francis C., 10, Matilda A., 7, Annie R., 5, George H. 3, and Dorothea F., 1. The Edward Boutin, Sr., and Henry W. Boutin families shared a house on one side of them on Second Street and the Walter J. Boutin family lived next door around the corner on Washington Avenue. ®7408 On 15 April 1910 Frank G. Boutin, a 48 year old lumberman lived in a house he owned next door to his brother Joseph’s house in Bayfield, Wisconsin. He lived with his wife of 26 years Louise M., 46, Dorothy, 11, Ruth, 8, and Herbert, 5. Lucile, Allen, Francis, Matilda, Annie and George had all left home. ®7379 On 1 January 1920 Frank Boutin, 59, lived in a house he owned at 2740 West Lake of the Isles Road in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He was President of a Lumber Company. He lived with his wife Louise, 57, and children, Meta, 27, Hiller, 24, Dorothy, 21, Ruth, 18, and Herbert, 15, all single. ®7406On 1 April 1930 Frank G. Boutin, a 71 year old lumber company President and owner lived in a house he owned worth $65,000 in Portland, Oregon. He lived with his wife of 46 years, Louise M., 66, daughter Meta C., 39 and son Herbert L., 25. Hiller, Dorothy, and Ruth had all left home. ®7407