Gazlay Family History

Family History - Elvira Boyens

Key:	1.	“+” before a child’s name indicates the child has their own entry in the next generation.
	2.	“born xxxx” indicates the child is under 18 years of age so the birth date is not shown.

This family history features Elvira Boyens and three of her descendants down to the second generation.

First and Second Generations

1. Elvira Boyens,¹ born August 1870 in Connecticut, the daughter of Charles H. Boyens and Mary E. _____.^{1, 2} Elvira married, ca. 1889, George G. Bramley² (born October 1845, parents not determined²).

2	i.	Mabel R. Bramley, born January 1890 in Connecticut.²
3	ii.	Ida M. Bramley, born September 1891 in Connecticut.²
4	iii.	George L. Bramley, born December 1893 in Connecticut.²

U.S. Federal Census, 1880, Connecticut, New London County, Sprague, E.D. 111, Page No. 9, Charles Boyens, 32, Connecticut, depot tender; wife Mary E. Boyens, 33, Connecticut; daughter Almira Boyens, 9, Connecticut; son Franklin Boyens, 7, Connecticut.
U.S. Federal Census, 1900, Connecticut, New London County, Lisbon, E.D. 453, Sheet No. 9B, George G. Bramley, 54, Connecticut, Oct. 1845, farmer; wife of 11 years Elvira B. Bramley, 29, Connecticut, Aug. 1870, 3 children, 3 living; daughter Mabel R. Bramley, 10, Connecticut, Jan. 1890; daughter Ida M. Bramley, 8, Connecticut, Sept. 1891; son George L. Bramley, 6, Connecticut, Dec. 1893; father-in-law Charles H. Boyens, 52, Connecticut, July 1847, mill watchman; mother-in-law, married 31 years Mary E. Boyens, 52, Apr. 1848, 1 child, 1 living.