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The Bolton-Lyons Family

All photos courtesy of Richard Richmond (family member) and Diane Haskins [see letter following the pictures for more family information]. Please see the individual photo pages for more information on each.

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The house shown  is the Henry Ferris Bolton House on Hwy 15,  just south of Portland, #2756.

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Bolton cottage at Cedar Point north of Portland c1900


Helena Bolton-Lyons in the new buggy and horse, a wedding gift from William and Emily Bolton, Summer 1908, Buckshot Lake near Plevna, Ontario


Marion and Isobel Lyons c 1918

Link to PDF of letter (coming soon)

12 Responses to “The Bolton-Lyons Family”

  1. heidi cavagnolo says:

    The photos on this article don’t show up for me, except for the lady in the buggy at the top . . . I would love to see them! Is it just me or are others unable to see the photos? Also, I can’t see the article that is supposed to accompany the photos.

    Are there descendants of William and Emily Bolton still in the area?

  2. portl3 says:

    Hi again……..I have made some corrections today……if you go to the FAMILY section in the right hand column and hit the Bolton-Lyon file you should see the photos [20-30]. The letter file following the pictures is being problemmatic and we have so far not got it onto the site. Still working at it.

    Please let me know if you still cannot see the photos

    go to

    portlandontario.com

    to open the website.

    tx.
    Buzz

  3. John Moore says:

    I can’t see the photos or article either. Both would be very valuable to me, as I am writing a potted biography of Helena and John Lyons for the history of a Club they belonged to in Picton.

  4. John Moore says:

    Yes, I can see the photos now. I eagerly await the letter.

  5. Alan Weekes says:

    William and Emily Bolton (mentioned in the caption of the phot of Helena Bolton-Lyons) are my great grandparents. Does anyone know what relationship Helena was to William?

    This site is wonderful. A great initiative.

    Cheers,

    Alan Weekes

  6. lukas bolton says:

    feris henry bolton was my great great great great grandfather

  7. bob limburg says:

    Wonderful suprise to find this section of your site!
    Am not familiar with the letter mentioned. I do have other photos of the Bolton Cottage as well as extended family members.
    I descend from the Lyons in Newboro. I would like to touch base with Richard and Diane. I am still trying to piece together all of the families that intermarried before/after immigrating from Mayo/Sligo Ireland.
    Look forward,
    Bob Limburg

  8. bob limburg says:

    Looking to connect with Richard Richmond and Diane Haskins concerning the Lyons/Bolton families. I am trying to connect the various branches of Lyons from Newboyne/Portland/Newboro back to county Mayo Ireland. I am hoping that the letter mentioned will assist.
    Thank you for you cooperation,
    Bob Limburg

  9. diann wainwright chartrand says:

    i am a greatgranddaughter of william and emily bolton my mother was barbara coates bolton,married name wainwright hellina lyons was her aunt her father was LL Bolton

  10. John Moore says:

    The maiden name of John Lyons’ wife, Martha, is important to the biography of him I am writing. The letter on this site from Richard Richmond mentions it twice, but I can’t ‘decode’ it. At first glance it might in both cases be Crossbee, but the last few letters of it don’t match with the rest of Mr. Richmond’s writing. Can he or anyone else please put me out of my misery?

    Regards,
    John Moore

  11. John Moore says:

    Re: William and Helena Bolton:

    Alan:
    Helena was William’s daughter.

    Regards,
    John Moore

  12. bob limburg says:

    I see reference in John Moore’s Dec 2010 post, to Richard Richmond’s Lyons’ letter. Please forward my email to Richard or Diane Haskins. I am a Lyons descendant and have much info concerning:
    Lyons, Polk, Bolton, Rogers, Gardiner and other Irish families from NewBoyne, Portland and Newboro. Thank you for your hard work on this wonderful site.

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