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Evelina BOYD¹ was born about 1823 in Indiana. She died in 1896. She was buried in Earlham Cemetery, Ricmond, Wayne Co., IN. Parents: Samuel K. BOYD and Martha LEWIS.

Spouse: William A. PEELLE. William A. PEELLE and Evelina BOYD were married on 16 Jun 1842 in Wayne County, Indiana. Children were: Martha S. PEELLE, Narcissa E. PEELLE.

Everett BOYD^1,224 was born on 12 Sep 1886 in New Lisbon, IN. 47366.²²⁴ He died in Jul 1974 in Cambridge City, IN. 47327.²²⁴ He was buried in Jul 1974 in Baton Cemetery, 1496 S.Rd. 500 E., Millville, IN.. He was buried in Last residence ZIP: 47327.²²⁸ He was buried in Residence code: Indiana.²²⁸ He was buried in Social Security #: 310-38-4825.²²⁸ His Social Security Number was.²²⁸ Parents: Clarence BOYD and Viretta NICHOLSON.

Spouse: Fanny M. HOOVER. Everett BOYD and Fanny M. HOOVER were married on 28 Dec 1907 in New Castle, IN. 47362, (Book1, Vol. 2 Pg CC13-174). Children were: Ralph BOYD, Thelma BOYD, Ross Walters BOYD.

Fannie BOYD¹ was born about 1809. Parents: Arthur James BOYD Sr. and Nancy Jane RANKIN.

Florence BOYD¹ was born in 1850 in Harrison Twp., Wayne County, Indiana. She died in 1937. Parents: Samuel BOYD and Eliza Ann MILLER.

Francis BOYD¹ was born about 1735. As per John A. Young Jr. <johnjr@grapevine.net> Parents: William BOYD and Elizabeth LNU.

Francis BOYD¹ was born in 1867 in Hagerstown, Wayne County, Indiana. Parents: Samuel BOYD and Christiana WOLFGANG.

Freda BOYD.¹ Parents: Clarence BOYD and Viretta NICHOLSON.

Spouse: ? PAUL.

Georgia BOYD.¹ Parents: John Campbell BOYD and Susan SCOTT.

Gerald BOYD¹ was born on 3 Sep 1913 in New Lisbon, IN. 47366.²²⁴ He died on 22 Feb 1972 in New Lisbon, IN. 47366.²²⁴ He was buried on 25 Feb 1972 in New Lisbon Cemetery, New Lisbon, IN.. He was in Occupation: Electrician. His Social Security Number was.²²⁸ His Social Security Number was.²²⁸ Gerald Boyd quit school after the eight grade to obtain a job. He drove a truck for the Cambridge City, IN. Feed Mill. He then obtained a position at the Perfect Circle Corp (later it became Danna Corp) and work as an Electrician in the Maintenance Dept. He did not have much Faith in Doctors. He generally knew how to treat different illness and would even stay up at nights treating his children. Gerald did a little squirrel hunting in his early years, but loved fishing and camping. He was a member of the Red Mens Club. He did some electrical work on the side but when his wife Ellen was asked why he didn't go into business for himself she would reply that he didn't charge enough to make a living at it. He personally built the house that he and his wife, Ellen, lived in and was located on County Line Road North of Dublin, IN. off of Dublin Pike.

More About GERALD BOYD:
Burial: February 25, 1972, New Lisbon Cemetery, New Lisbon, IN.
Occupation: Occupation: Electrician
Social Security Number: SS# issued in: Indiana

Children of GERALD BOYD and ELLEN HARRIS are:
i. GERALD EUGENE9 BOYD, b. October 05, 1935, Cambridge City, IN. 47327; m. JOYCE ARLENE SMITH, July 30, 1960, Richmond, IN. 47374.

More About GERALD BOYD and JOYCE SMITH:
Marriage: July 30, 1960, Richmond, IN. 47374

ii. HOWARD JAMES BOYD, b. August 28, 1938, Cambridge City, IN. 47327; m. ALICE REGINA KURYLOWICH, June 18, 1960, Owosso, MI. 48867; b. March 12, 1939, Highland Park, MI..

Notes for HOWARD JAMES BOYD:
Attended St. Marys College (Seminary) in Lebonan, KY. from 1952 to 1955. Graduated from Lincoln High School in 1956. Entered the U.S. Air Force in Jun 1958 and stationed with the North American Defense Command at Selfridge AFB in MT. Clemens, MI. Transferred to Germany with the 6901 Sp. Comm. Group (Security Service) in 1960 and served at an Army Sub Post in Zweibrucken, Ger. till discharged in 1962. Work as an Illustrator and draftsman in the service. Worked as a draftsman with Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. on State St., Indianapolis, IN. from Jun 1962 to Jun 1963. Worked as a draftsman and designer for AVCO Precision Products in Richmond, IN. from July, 1963 till they shut their doors in Feb. 1974. Obtained a position as a designer/Design Engineer with Hobart Corp (Kitchen Aid) Mar. 1974. Work for Kitchen Aid till May 1984 when a position with Hill-Rom Co. as a Design Engineer was obtained. Attended night College at Earlhm College in Richmond, IN. from the Fall of 1967 till Dec. 1975 in which a Bachelors of Science degree was earned.

More About HOWARD JAMES BOYD:
Medical Information: Appendix removed Feb, 1974, Ruptured disk in neck fuzed approx. 1982, Thyroid and bone (hip/thigh socket) cancer treated 1988 & 1996, Angeoplastic Jun 1997, and Kidney stone blasted Aug 1998

More About HOWARD BOYD and ALICE KURYLOWICH:
Marriage: June 18, 1960, Owosso, MI. 48867

iii. FREDRICK ALLEN BOYD, b. July 26, 1944, Richmond, IN. 47374; m. (1) MAUREEN MILLER; m. (2) RANDI GAUKER.
iv. LARRY NEAL BOYD, b. June 23, 1947, Richmond, IN. 47374; m. (1) BETTY BOYD; m. (2) TAKI BOYD.
v. RICHARD LEE BOYD, b. August 01, 1953, New Castle (Henry Co.), IN.; d. June 15, 1999, Richmond (Wayne Co.), IN.; m. (1) PATRICIA RAMSEY; m. (2) VIANNE FLAYER, December 09, 1983.

Notes for RICHARD LEE BOYD:
Rick Boyd was a lifetime Cambridge City area resident, he was a 1971 graduate of Tri High School. He had been a member of the Indiana National Guard Richmond Unit for six years. He also farmed and was an avid hunter and outdoorsman. He had worked for Dana Corp. in Hagerstown and Richmond for 26 years before suffering disabling injuries in an industrial accident on Feb. 9, 1995 at 8:01 p.m. when a furnance of molten metal exploded, spewing the hot liquid through the roof of the Richmond plant. Rick was transported to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis by helicopter for burn treatment. He had burns on his face and body. Rick was released from the hospital on April 7 with no eyesight. Over the next four years he have two cornea transplants in one of his eyes, one in August of 1995 and the other in Feb. 1999. The last transplant appeared to be going fine and he could see with it during the first two weeks of May, then it slowly detoriated and he was going to the eye doctor when he collapsed. Death was caused by blood clots in both of his lungs cutting off needed air supply.

More About RICHARD LEE BOYD:
Burial: June 20, 1999, Locus Grove Cemetery, (Wayne Co., IN.)

More About RICHARD BOYD and VIANNE FLAYER:
Marriage: December 09, 1983

vi. RANDY DEAN BOYD, b. December 05, 1955, Richmond, IN. 47374; m. JENNIFER DALRYMPLE; b. April 06, 1956. Parents: Howard BOYD and Fern RAFFENSBARGER.

Spouse: Ellen Louise HARRIS. Gerald BOYD and Ellen Louise HARRIS were married on 9 Feb 1935 in Milton, IN. 47357.

Hannah A. BOYD¹ was born about 1843 in Indiana. She died on 14 Feb 1851. She was buried in Zion Cemetery, Williamsburg, Wayne Co., IN. Parents: Samuel K. BOYD and Bethania LADD.

Harold BOYD¹ was born on 16 Jun 1909 in New Lisbon, IN. 47366.²²⁴ He died on 25 Feb 1994 in Richmond, IN. 47374.²²⁸ He was buried on 1 Mar 1994 in Buried: Valley Grove Cemetery, Milton, IN.. He lived in Last residence ZIP: 47357.²²⁸ His Social Security Number was.²²⁸ His Social Security Number was.²²⁸ More About HAROLD BOYD:
Burial: March 01, 1994, Buried: Valley Grove Cemetery, Milton, IN.
Residence: Last residence ZIP: 47357
Social Security Number: SS# issued in: Indiana Parents: Howard BOYD and Fern RAFFENSBARGER.

Spouse: Dorothea JOBE. Children were: Nolan BOYD, Arnold BOYD, Thersa BOYD.

Harvey BOYD¹ was born in 1860 in Hagerstown, Wayne County, Indiana. He died in 1862. Parents: Samuel BOYD and Christiana WOLFGANG.

Helen BOYD¹ was born about 1855 in Indiana. Parents: James BOYD and Permelia HUNT.

Herbert BOYD¹ was born on 19 Feb 1897 in New Lisbon, IN. 47366. He died on 11 Jul 1956 in New Lisbon, IN. 47366. He was buried on 14 Jul 1956 in New Lisbon Cemetery, New Lisbon, IN.. Parents: Clarence BOYD and Viretta NICHOLSON.

Spouse: Garnit WALTZ. Herbert BOYD and Garnit WALTZ were married on 21 Jul 1917 in Henry County, IN. (Book 1, Vol 4, Bk CC18, Pg 91). Children were: James BOYD.

Homer BOYD¹ was born on 5 Sep 1857 in Harrison Twp., Wayne County, Indiana. He died on 30 Mar 1917 in Anderson, Madison County, Indiana. He was buried in 1917 in Maplewood Cemetery, Madison County, Indiana. Parents: Samuel BOYD and Christiana WOLFGANG.

Howard BOYD¹ was born on 16 Mar 1888 in New Lisbon, IN. 47366. He died Pneumonia on 28 Jan 1921 in New Lisbon, IN. 47366. He was buried on 31 Jan 1921 in New Lisbon Cemetery, New Lisbon, IN.. He was in Occupation: Farmer. Parents: Clarence BOYD and Viretta NICHOLSON.

Spouse: Fern RAFFENSBARGER. Howard BOYD and Fern RAFFENSBARGER were married on 27 Mar 1909 in Henry Co., Indiana Vol. 1, page CC-13, 477. Children were: Harold BOYD, Robert BOYD, Gerald BOYD.

Irwin BOYD¹ was born about 1790. He died about 1819 in HArrison Co., Ky. ARWIN (ERWIN) BOYD was living in Harrison County, Kentucky in 1810. His marriage bond has been inaccurately recorded in Cynthiana, Kentucky., as a bond between ARTHUR BOYD and SARAH PATTON. The bond was witnessed by JOHN and ROBERT BOYD. Sarah's father was PATTON. Arthur, Andrew, William, David, Samuel, and Joseph were also listed on tax records. Parents: Robert BOYD and RANKIN.

Spouse: Sarah PATTON. Irwin BOYD and Sarah PATTON were married on 3 Feb 1810 in HArrison Co., Ky. Children were: Joseph P. BOYD, Elizabeth D. BOYD, Nancy BOYD, Polly Ann BOYD, Robert H. BOYD, John E. BOYD.

Isabella BOYD¹ was born on 26 Apr 1805 in Madison Co., Ky. She died on 14 Sep 1864 in Marion County, Indiana. Boyds from the book "Pioneer Life" "Autobiography and Sermons of Elder Elijah Martindale" also Pioneer History of the Boyd Family" Belle Stanford, 1892 published in Indianapolis, Indiana by Carlon and Hollenbeck, Printers.

Isabel Boyd, the youngest daughter of Samuel Boyd, was born April 26, 1805. She married William Ladd. They lived on a farm near Williamburgh, Wayne county, Indiana, where they enjoyed a reasonable degree of health, but with a desire to increase his possessions, he made a disastrous move to Grant county. There was much sickness in the locality where they settled and they soon became the sad victims of disease. Catharine, their oldest daughter, married Jonathan Wright. She was taken away with fever. Samuel and Cicero, the two next, died with consumption. They both left families. Abel, the third, died with fever peculiar to the climate. Caroline, the youngest daughter, died with some lingering mental malady. Constantine was killed by the falling of a tree. Only Boyd, the youngest son, is living. The parents died, the mother with consumption, September 14, 1864; the father, with fever.
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As per John A. Young Jr. <johnjr@grapevine.net>

Isabel BOYD (26 Apr 1805 - 14 Sep 1864)
BIRTH: 26 Apr 1805, KY
DEATH: 14 Sep 1864
Family 1 : William LADD Parents: Rev. Samuel BOYD and Isabella HAGANS.

Spouse: William LADD. William LADD and Isabella BOYD were married on 6 Dec 1825 in Wayne County, Indiana.

Isabella BOYD¹ was born about 1831. Parents: Samuel K. BOYD and Bethania LADD.

Spouse: Thomas FAGAN. Thomas FAGAN and Isabella BOYD were married on 25 Oct 1857.

James BOYD¹ died on 25 Dec 1833. He was buried in Zion Cemetery, Williamsburg, Wayne Co., IN. Parents: Samuel K. BOYD and Bethania LADD.

James BOYD¹ was born in 1729 in Bedford Co., Va. He died in 1778 in Tory Prision Camp, Christian Co., SC. JAMES BOYD was born Abt. 1729 in Bedford County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1784 in Tory Prision Camp, Christian County, South Carolina. He married MARTHA BURNS Abt. 1751 in Bedford, Virginia, daughter of LAIRD BURNS and JENNETT PECK. She was born Abt. 1735 in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, and died WFT Est. 1775-1824.

Notes for JAMES BOYD:
James, who was of Scotch decent, emigrated thither from Virginia to South Carolina about 1775 where he Purchased land in Laurens, South Carolina; 50 acres on Duncans Creek; 300 acres on Little Creek. James took an active part in the struggle of the colonies to gain their independance. He was unyielding in his support of the revolution and he and his family of six sons and two daughters along with his wife suffered severly for their well tried patriotisum. Twice their habitation was burned to the ground by Tories and they were left without shelter. James enlisted in the 1st South Carolina Regiment, commanded by Col. C. Pincky. John, Samuel and Abraham fought in the war. He and one of his sons died in a Tory prison during the Revolutionary war. (From History of Wayne County, page 238 & DAR page Vol. 57, Pg 81, Number 56235.)

More About JAMES BOYD and MARTHA BURNS:
Marriage: Abt. 1751, Bedford, Virginia
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Boyds from the book "Pioneer Life" "Autobiography and Sermons of Elder Elijah Martindale" also Pioneer History of the Boyd Family" Belle Stanford, 1892 published in Indianapolis, Indiana by Carlon and Hollenbeck, Printers.

James Boyd, the father of Samuel Boyd, was a Virginian by birth, and moved to South Carolina, where he took an active part in the struggle of the colonies to gain their independence. James was unyeilding in the suppost of the war of the revolution, and he and his family suffered severely for their well tried patriotism. Twice their habitation was burned to the ground by the Tories, and they were left without shelter. Before the dreadful conflict ceased, he was slain in battle. Three of his sons fought by his side; John, Samuel, and Abraham. While Samuel was engaged in a skirmish his company was captured, and he was left for dead, a ball having passed through his temple taking out his right eye. When he had lain sometime, a colored woman came along, and when she saw his condition she concealed him under some bushes nearby, then bought him some food and took care of him until he was able to get away.
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James, who was of Scotch decent, emigrated thither from Virginia and had six sons and two daughters. He and one of his sons died in a Tory prison during the Revolutionary war. (From History of Wayne County, page 238)

As per John A. Young Jr. <johnjr@grapevine.net>

James BOYD (1729 - ____) [NI2403]
BIRTH: 1729, Bedford Co,VA
Family 1 : Martha BURNS
MARRIAGE: 1754, Bedford Co,VA.
+Samuel BOYD
John BOYD
Abraham BOYD

[NI2403] Parents: Scottish/English?

Residence: Migrated with his family and his wife's family to South Carolina about 1775

Military: Active in the struggle for Independence;gave unyielding support to the war,and his family suffered severely for their well tried Patriotism.Twice their home was burned to the ground by the Tories leaving them without shelter.

Marriage: Wife Martha Burns,parents are unknown".Pioneer History of the Boyd Family" relates that she was of Scottish ancestory and "was related by birth to the great Bard of Scotland."

Death: Died during battle in the Revolution a year before the war ended-Three sons fought at his side - John, Samuel, Abraham.

Notes: 1793,James purchased land in Laurens SC; 50 Acres on Duncans Creek; 300 acres on Little River.
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James Boyd was a Virginian by birth and moved to South Carolina where he took an active part in the struggle of the colonies to gain their independance. He was unyielding in his support of the revolution and he and his family suffered severly for their well tried patriotisum. Twice their habitation was burned to the ground by Tories and they were left without shelter. Three of his sons fought in the war, John Samuel and Abraham. James enlisted in the 1st South Carolina Regiment, commanded by Col. C. Pinckey, Revolutionary War.James Boyd and one son died in a Tory prison during the war.James had 6 sons and 2 daughters[boydtrees.GED]
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Birth: 1738 in Glastry Ireland ??
Death: 1784 in Laurens South Carolina ??
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JAMES BOYD enlisted in the 1st South Carolina regiment in 1775, and the Revolutionary War. (Birth place could be Halifax Co., VA) He was a native of Virginia.

From "The Boyd Family quoting from a pamphlet of 14 pages, published in 1852 during the political career of Lynn Boyd, son of Abram/Abraham Boyd, titled BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF HON. LYNN BOYD OF KENTUCKY, the Present Speaker of the House of Representatives of the United States, by A Virginian". Printed at the Congressional Globe Office in 1852. "James Boyd, the grandfather of Lynn Boyd, a Virginian by birth, moved to the state of South Carolina, where he was an active and vigilant friend of his country, and a determined asserter of its independence. Constant and unyielding in the support of the War of the Revolution, he and his family suffered severely for their well-tried patriotism. Twice their habitation was burnt to the ground by the Tories; twice their hearth was made desolate, and he and his family went forth without shelter and raiment, yet they never lost faith in God and the good cause of their country. One son (Samuel) was shot diagonally through the eye and temple. Another son, of the tender age of sixteen years, bore arms by the side of his father and brother in the war of freedom." (See Page 4 of "The Boyd Family" biographical sketch)

Came to Craven Co., SC from VA, was soldier in SC, Rev. War. JAMES BOYD enlisted in the 1st South Carolina regiment in 1775, and the Revolutionary War. (Birth place could be Halifax Co., VA) He was a native of Virginia. Parents: William BOYD and Elizabeth LNU.

Spouse: Martha BURNS. James BOYD and Martha BURNS were married in 1754 in Bedford Co., Va. Children were: John BOYD, Martha BOYD, Robert BOYD, James BOYD, Rev. Samuel BOYD, Abraham BOYD, Mary BOYD, Laird Burns BOYD.

James BOYD¹ was born in 1761. As per John A. Young Jr. <johnjr@grapevine.net> Parents: James BOYD and Martha BURNS.

James BOYD¹ was born on 5 Dec 1787 in Tennessee. He died on 29 Sep 1862 in Wayne County, Indiana. He was buried in 1863 in Jacksonburg Cemetery, Jacksonburg, Indiana. Tombstone Inscription: JAMES BOYD
Birth Date: 12/5/1787
Birthplace: , TN USA
Death Date: 9/29/1862
Death Location: Richmond, IN USA
Spouse: (#1)Margareta (#2) Hester Boyd
Cemetery: Jacksonburg Cemetery
Location: Jacksonburg, IN USA
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Boyds from the book "Pioneer Life" "Autobiography and Sermons of Elder Elijah Martindale" also Pioneer History of the Boyd Family" Belle Stanford, 1892 published in Indianapolis, Indiana by Carlon and Hollenbeck, Printers.

James Boyd, the oldest son of Samuel was born in Tennessee, December 5, 1786. He and his brother John settled on adjoining farms in Wayne County, Indiana about 2 miles southwest of Washington. Indiana. He was first married to Margaret Mitchel. She was the mother of his four oldest children. He afterward married Hester Ruby. He left his farm in his old age, and moved to Richmond where he departed this life September 29, 1863. He had a large family of children.

Caroline Boyd, his oldest daughter married James O'Neal. He dying she married a Mr. Willetts, by whom she has one son with whom she now lives in Winchester. She had a number of O'Neal children, but I think they are all dead.
Mitchel Boyd, the oldest son lived on a farm in Wayne County until his death, which transpired recently. Philander Boyd, the second son lives in Greenfield. He is a wealthy banker. Abiram Boyd, the third son was also a banker of Cambridge City, and possessed a goodly fortune. He died November 13, 1885.
Joseph Perry Boyd, the oldest son of the second marriage, was a physician and moved to Missouri shortly after his marriage. He lived there until his death. William Elza Boyd the next in order is a farmer and lives near Greenberg, Indiana. Isabel Ann Boyd married Lewis Lesh, a merchant. They are both dead. Their family lives in Illinois. Amanda Eveline Boyd married a Mr. Willetts, a farmer and they live in Illinois. James Ruby Boyd lives somewhere in the west. Alfred Dudley, the youngest lives on a farm near Jacksonburg.
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As per John A. Young Jr. <johnjr@grapevine.net>

James BOYD (5 Dec 1786 - 29 Sep 1863)
BIRTH: 5 Dec 1786, TN
DEATH: 29 Sep 1863, Richmond,Wayne Co,IN
BURIAL: 1863, Jacksonburg Cem.Wayne Co,IN
Family 1 : Mitchell Margaret BOYD
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Children of James, Margaret & Hester:
James & Margaret Mitchell had four children:
1. Samuel "Mitchell", born 10 July 1815, died 28 August 1891,
buried at Sugar Grove Cemetery; married 5 March 1840 to Mahala
Fox. She died 5 July 1889 (71-1-8), buried at Sugar Grove
Cemetery. To them were born seven children.
2. Caroline, married (1) 15 March 1832 to James O'Neal (They
had a number of children). Married (2) 11 August 1851 to Eli
Willets, they had one son.
3. Philander, married 14 February 1839 to Catherine Kepler and
lived at Greenfield. He was a wealthy banker.
4. Abiram, born 28 April 1820, died 13 November 1885,
Jacksonburg. Married 26 March 1840 to Nancy Hoover, daughter of
Emsley Hoover, she died 10 October 1874 (54-8-5), Jacksonburg.
To them were born three chil dren.
James married (2) Hester Rubey and they had six children:
5. Joseph Perry, Doctor. Moved to Missouri.
6. Alfred Dudley (youngest child), born 1837, died 1921, Mt.
Zion; married 29 September 1857 to Emma Mundell, born 1839,
died 1925, Mt. Zion.
7. William Elsa, lived near Greenfield.
8. Isabell Ann, married 11 June 1855 to Lewis Lesh.
9. James Ruby, married 21 August 1859 to Margaret Anthony.
They moved West.
10. Amanda Eveline, married 1 January 1855, to John Burns
Willett. Lived in Illinois.
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James BOYD
Sex: M
Birth: 5 DEC 1786 in TN
Death: 29 SEP 1863 in Wayne Co., IN
Burial: 1863 Jacksonburg Ceme, Jacksonburg, Wayne Co., IN
Note:
James and his brother John settled on adjoining farms in Wayne County, Indiana, about 2 miles southwest of Washington, Indiana. He left his farm in his old age and moved to Richmond where he died 29 September 1863. He had a large family of children. He married #1 Margaret Mitchel and she was the mother of his four oldest children. He later married #2 Hester Ruby.

His oldest daughter Caroline Boyd, married James O'Neal. He died and she married a Mr. Willetts, by whom she has one son with whom she lived in Winchester. She had a number of O'Neal children. There was MITCHEL, the eldest son; Philander Boyd, the second son who lived in Greenfield, and was a wealthy banker. Abiram Boyd, the third son was also a banker of Cambridge City, and possessed a goodly fortune; he died 13 Nov 1885. There was Joseph Perry, the oldest son of the second marriage, who was a physician and moved to Missouri shortly after his marriage. He died there. William Elza Boyd, the next in order, was a farmer and lived near Greenberg, IN. Isabel Ann Boyd married Lewis Lesh who was a merchant, and their family lived in Illinois. Amanda Eveline Boyd married a Mr. Willetts, a farmer, and they lived in Illinois. James Ruby Boyd lived somewhere in the West. Alfred Dudley, the youngest, lived on a farm near Jacksonburg.

Father: Samuel BOYD b: 20 MAY 1763 in Craven Co., SC
Mother: Isabella HAGANS b: 13 FEB 1764 in SC

Marriage 1 Margaret MITCHELL b: 1793
Married: 31 MAR 1812 in Preble, OH
Children
Caroline BOYD b: 1813
Samuel Mitchel BOYD b: 1815
Philander BOYD b: 1817
Abiram BOYD b: 1820

Marriage 2 Hester RUBEY b: 1804
Married: 15 JUL 1824
Children
Joseph Perry BOYD b: 1826
William Elzey BOYD b: 1828
Isabel Ann BOYD b: 1830
Amanda Evaline BOYD b: 1832
James Ruby BOYD b: 1835
Alfred Dudley BOYD b: 1837 Parents: Rev. Samuel BOYD and Isabella HAGANS.

Spouse: Margaret MITCHELL. James BOYD and Margaret MITCHELL were married on 31 Mar 1812 in Preble, OH.

Spouse: Hester RUBEY. James BOYD and Hester RUBEY were married on 15 Jul 1824.

James BOYD¹ was born about 1828 in Indiana. Parents: Robert BOYD and Narcissa STINSON.

Spouse: Permelia HUNT. James BOYD and Permelia HUNT were married on 1 Jan 1854 in Henry Co., Indiana (Book 1, Vol. 4, Bk CC1, Pg 236). Children were: Helen BOYD.

James BOYD¹ was born on 17 Jul 1918. He died on 19 Sep 1997 in Henry Co., IN.. He was buried on 22 Sep 1997 in New Lisbon Cemetery, New Lisbon, IN.. Children of JAMES BOYD and ETHEL ? are:
i. PHILIP9 BOYD.
ii. PHYLLIS BOYD.
iii. KATHY BOYD.
iv. ROBERT BOYD. Parents: Herbert BOYD and Garnit WALTZ.

Spouse: Ethel LNU.

James W. BOYD.¹ Parents: John Campbell BOYD and Susan SCOTT.

Jane BOYD¹ was born in 1850 in Indiana. She appeared in the census in 1860 in Township: Liberty, City: , Post Office: Millville, Ward:.²²⁶ She appeared in the census in 1860 in Census Page #: 0130, Census Line #: 05A.²²⁶ She appeared in the census in 1860 in National Archives Series #: M653, National Archives Microfilm #: 266.²²⁶ Her Social Security Number was.²²⁶ More About JANE BOYD:
Census: 1860, Township: Liberty, City: , Post Office: Millville, Ward:
Fact 5: 1860, Age: 10 Year(s)
Fact 6: 1860, Birthplace: Indiana
Fact 7: 1860, Job: , Job Code:
Fact 8: 1860, Real Property: $0, Personal Property: $0
Fact 9: 1860, Family Number: 0948, Family Part:
Fact 10: 1860, Dwelling Number: 0948, Dwelling Part:
Social Security Number: 1860, County: Henry, State: IN Parents: John BOYD and Mary HEDRICK.

Janet BOYD.¹

Spouse: Giles ALLEGREE.

Jenny Ann BOYD.¹ Parents: Robert BOYD and Joyce TUCKER.

John BOYD.¹ Parents: Samuel K. BOYD and Bethania LADD.

John BOYD¹ was born in 1752. He died in 1778 in Tory Prision Camp, Christian Co., SC. JOHN BOYD was born 1752, and died 1778 in Tory Prision Camp, Christian County, South Carolina. He married REBECCA AMELIA WATSON.

More About JOHN BOYD:
Military service: Revolution

Child of JOHN BOYD and REBECCA WATSON is:
i. EDNA4 BOYD, b. 1786; d. 1852; m. WOODSON SEAY.
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As per John A. Young Jr. <johnjr@grapevine.net>

John BOYD (1761 - 1829)
BIRTH: 1761, Bedford Co,VA
DEATH: 1829

Family 1 : Nancy MARTIN
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John served SC in the Revolutionary War. Parents: James BOYD and Martha BURNS.

Spouse: Amelia WATSON.

John BOYD¹ was born about 1788. Parents: Robert BOYD and RANKIN.

Spouse: Katie MONTGOMERY. Children were: Joseph BOYD.

John BOYD¹ was born on 7 Aug 1796 in Nashville, TN. He died on 4 May 1872 in Tehuacana, TX. John BOYD
Sex: M
Birth: 7 AUG 1796 in Nashville, TN
Death: 4 MAY 1872 in Tehuacana, TX
Note: John Boyd was several times elected to the lower house of Congress in the Republic of Texas before it was annexed to the U.S. JOHN & ELIZABETH were the parents of 9 children, only 3 reached maturity. Parents: Abraham BOYD and Nancy Agnes LINN.

Spouse: Betsy MCLEAN. John BOYD and Betsy MCLEAN were married in Trigg Co., KY.

John BOYD¹ was born in 1819 in Wayne County, Indiana. He appeared in the census in 1860 in County: Henry, State: IN.²²⁹ He appeared in the census in 1860 in Census Page #: 0130, Census Line #: 01A.²²⁹ He appeared in the census in 1860 in National Archives Series #: M653, National Archives Microfilm #: 266.²²⁹ His Social Security Number was.²²⁹ He was buried in 1888 in South Mound Cemetery, New Castle, Indiana. He died Periodontitis, Hernia and Heart Failure on 5 Jul 1888 in Henry County, Indiana (Bk CSS-1, page 122). More About JOHN BOYD:
Burial: 1888, South Mound Cemetery, New Castle, Indiana
Cause of Death: Periodontitis, Hernia and Heart Failure
Census: 1860, County: Henry, State: IN
Fact 5: 1860, Age: 41 Year(s)
Fact 6: 1860, Birthplace: Indiana
Fact 7: 1860, Job: Farmer, Job Code: 001 - Farmer
Fact 8: 1860, Real Property: $5000, Personal Property: $1200
Fact 9: 1860, Family Number: 0948, Family Part:
Fact 10: 1860, Dwelling Number: 0948, Dwelling Part:
Social Security Number: 1860, Township: Liberty, City: , Post Office: Millville, Ward Parents: William BOYD and Mary Polly OWENS.

Spouse: LNU. Children were: Ruth Ann BOYD, Alcander BOYD.

Spouse: Mary HEDRICK. John BOYD and Mary HEDRICK were married on 28 Sep 1850 in Henry County, IN.. Children were: Jane BOYD, Emma BOYD, William BOYD, Ella BOYD, Mary BOYD, Clarence BOYD.

John BOYD¹ was born about 1830. As per John A. Young Jr. <johnjr@grapevine.net> Parents: William BOYD and Elizabeth LNU.

John Arthur BOYD¹ was born on 12 Oct 1805 in HArrison Co., Ky. He died after 1887. From "Portrait & Biographical Album of Coles County, Illinois"

John Boyd was born in Harrison County, Kentucky, Oct 12, 1805, and is the son of Arthur Boyd. About the year 1817, his parents removed to Fayette County, Ind, and subsequently to Rush County, where his marriage to Miss Rebecca Maze took place. Mrs Boyd was likewise a native of Harrison County, Kentucky, and was born Aug 25, 1810.

In 1851, John Boyd removed with his family to Illinois, settling in Hutton Township, Coles County. They remained on a farm there nine years, and then removed to North Okaw Township, where Mr. Boyd operated a sawmill one year, and subsequently changed his residence to Humbolt Township. While operating the sawmill in North Okaw Township, he met with an accident which crippled his hands so seriously as to render him unfit for manual labor, in consequence of which he opened a boarding-house in Humbolt. After managing the house five years he was obliged to relinquish active business, and is now passing the closing years of his life in the home of his son, Joseph E. Boyd. He was blest with a vigourous physique, and although eighty-two years of age is still hale and hearty. He has recently been bereaved of the beloved companion, who shared the joys and sorrows of a long life with him, her death occurring in December, 1886. They had a family of nine childred, five of whom grew to maturity. Ther record is as follows: William A. deceased; Mary E. deceased, was formely the wife of Dr. V. R. Bridges; Fannie, deceased, was formerly the wife of David S. Junkin; Robert T., a resident of Mattoon, and Joseph E., the subject of this sketch.[robertboyd.GED]

Father: Arthur James Boyd , Sr b: 8 FEB 1778 in Pennsylvania
Mother: Nancy Jane Rankin b: BET. 1780 - 1800

Marriage 1 Rebecca Maze b: 25 AUG 1810 in Harrison County, Kentucky
Married: 28 OCT 1830 in Union County, Indiana 5
Married: 28 OCT 1830 in , Union, Indiana
Children
William A Boyd b: 1832 in , Rush, Indiana
Mary E Boyd b: 1837 in , Rush, Indiana
Frances A Boyd b: 1841 in , Rush, Indiana
John L Boyd b: 1847 in , Rush, Indiana
Joseph Edward Boyd b: 3 JUL 1849 in Rush County, Indiana
Robert T. Boyd b: 1853 Parents: Arthur James BOYD Sr. and Nancy Jane RANKIN.

Spouse: Rebecca MAZE. John Arthur BOYD and Rebecca MAZE were married on 28 Oct 1830 in Union Co., IN.

John Campbell BOYD¹ was born on 12 May 1789 in Madison County, Kentucky. He died on 11 Dec 1872 in Old Dublin, Indiana. Boyds from the book "Pioneer Life" "Autobiography and Sermons of Elder Elijah Martindale" also Pioneer History of the Boyd Family" Belle Stanford, 1892 published in Indianapolis, Indiana by Carlon and Hollenbeck, Printers.

John Boyd, the second son of Samuel Boyd, was born in Madison county, Kentucky May 12, 1789. He married Susan Scott. He was a farmer by trade. When old he left his farm and moved to Dublin, Ohio where he died December 11, 1872. He had seven sons and five daughters. His oldest son was the late Dr. Samuel Boyd of Dublin, Indiana. Nelson Boyd, his second son lives in Iowa. William Boyd the third son was a major in the army and fell in the battle of Rocky Face in 1864. James Boyd, the fourth son is a farmer in Wayne County, Indiana. John Boyd the fifth son, lived on a farm in Wayne County where he died of a disease contracted while in the army. Joseph Lewis Boyd, the sixth son, died at New Albany having contracted a fever at the battle of Pittsburg Landing. Oliver Boyd the youngest son lives in Iowa.
Sarah Ann Boyd the oldest daughter married Joel Hypes, who died while in the army. He was a member of the Eighth Indiana Regiment. Sarah married second to a Mr. Goolman. Her home was at Kansas City where she died. Eliza Jane Boyd, the second daughter, married John Commons. They live in Chicago. Mary and Martha Boyd, the next two, were twins . Mary married John H. Witt and lives in Columbus, Ohio. Martha married Leburn Commons and live in Anderson, Indiana. Susan Boyd the youngest daughter married Charles Wilson, a dentist, and they live in Richmond, Indiana.

CHAPTER VI. page 162
The descendants of Samuel Boyd inherited anti-slavery principles from childhood. The idea seemed to be inherent with them that God had given to the whole human family certain inalienable rights and that among these were life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. During the long conflict in which the talent of our great nation was exerting master skill in trying to harmonize two contending forces, slavery and freedom, there was not in all the fraternity an apologist for the horrid features of American slavery. Denunciations went up long and loud when Henry Clay presented his infamous bill called the "Fugitive Slave Law," Ah, why was slavery allowed to set its cloven foot' upon soil that had been consecrated to freedom by the blood of patriots, by the martyred hosts that had been sacrificed in the name of liberty? It was a canker-worm that had been left to prey upon the vitals of our nation, sapping its life blood and spreading blight and mildew in its course through a long vista of years, germinating strife and internal discord until it at last culminated in the great rebellion. When the civil war broke out and the martial drums were beating and calling loudly for vollunteers,there was but one family of the Boyds that gave a heavy response to the call and that was the family of John Boyd, then living in Dublin. Four sons and two sons-in-law enlisted in the Union army, all of them heads of families. Three of them never saw home after they went into the service, and one came home an invalid and died from disease contracted in the army. The late Dr. Samuel S. Boyd, of Dublin,was the oldest of the four brothers who enlisted in the army. He was surgeon of the Eighty-fourth Indiana Regiment.
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Settled, in 1812, on a farm two miles for Green,s Fork, Wayne County, Indiana.

As per John A. Young Jr. <johnjr@grapevine.net>

John BOYD (12 May 1789 - 11 Dec 1872)
BIRTH: 12 May 1789, Madison Co,KY
DEATH: 11 Dec 1872, Dublin,Wayne Co,IN
Family 1 : Susan SCOTT
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History of Wayne County, Indiana, 1872

John Boyd, son of Samuel Boyd, Sen., settled, in 1812, on Green's Fork, two miles east of the present town of Jacksonburg. He married, in 1819, Susan Scott, daughter of Alexander Scott, and is the father of thirteen children: Samuel S., Sarah A., Nelson, Cynthia, who died in infancy; William A., who, as Major of the 84th Indiana volunteers, was killed in the late war, at Tunnel Hill, Georgia; Eliza J., John F., James W., Joseph L., a private soldier in the 57th Indiana volunteers, who died soon after the battle of Pittsburg Landing, from exposure in the field; Oliver C., Mary, Martha, and
Susan; all of whom were married, except Oliver C., who still resides with his parents. In 1857, John Boyd sold his farm and removed to Dublin, Indiana where he and his wife now reside, aged, respectively, 82 and 71 years. Four of his sons and two sons-in-law enlisted in the Union army during the late war; and three of the number, two sons and one son-in-law, laid down their lives in defense of their country.
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Information abstracted from the 1860 Census:

Dublin Township, pg. 186:
John Boyd 71 M no occ 1000 1000 Kentucky
Susan 60 F
Oliver 23 M Indiana
Mary 20 F
Susan 18 F
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Green's Fork located 2 miles east of Jacksonburg
To John & Susan were born thirteen children.
1. Samuel Scott, born 31 March 1820, died 15 April 1888.
(Doctor); married (1) 14 October 1844 to Monemia Bunnell. She
died 7 January 1862. Married (2) 5 September 1865, to Louisa
Vickroy, born 2 January 1827, died 25 July 1909. (She was a
teacher, lecturer and writer of verse).
2. Sarah Ann, died in Kansas; married (1) 6 July 1840 to Joel
Hypes. He died in 1862 in the Army. Married (2) to a Goalman
(Goolman).
3. Nelson, married 28 December 1846 to Julia Ann Bunnell. Died
in Des Moines, Iowa.
4. Cyntha, died 20 September 1825 (0-8-2), Jacksonburg.
5. William A., died 11 July 1864 at Battle of Rocky Face at
Tunnel Hill, Georgia. He was a Major of the 84th Indiana
volunteers in the Civil War. Buried at Crown Hill, Centerville.
6. Eliza Jane, married 17 September 1846 to John Commons, son
of David and Rachel (Mote) Commons. They lived in either
Chicago or Indianapolis.
7. John F., died about 10 years after the Civil War.
8. James W., married to Olive King 1 August 1855. Farmer,
Wayne County.
9. Joseph Lewis, born 8 February 1835, died 25 May 1862 at New
Albany, a private soldier in the 57th Indiana Volunteers, who
died soon after the battle of Pitts burgh Landing, from
exposure in the field during the Civil War. Buried at
Jacksonburg.
10. Oliver C., born 1837, died 1920, Old Dublin (East Lawn).
11. Mary, married 2 April 1861 to John H. Wilt. Lived at
Columbus, Ohio.
12. Martha, married 25 November 1858 to Isaac Commons,
Anderson, Indiana.
13. Susan, born 1842, died 1918, buried Earlham Cemetery;
married 3 May 1870 to Charles Wilson, born 1842, died 1913,
buried Earlham. He was a Dentist in Richmond. Company A, 124
Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
All of whom were married, except Oliver C., who still resides
with his parents. In 1857, John Boyd sold his farm and removed
to Dublin, where he and his wife now reside, aged respectively,
82 and 71 years. Four of his sons and two son-in-laws enlisted
in the Union Army during the late war; and three of the number,
two sons and one sonin-law, laid down there lives in defense of
their country.
BYC & Ti Vol III pg 60

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! (1) "Autobiography and Sermons of Elder Elijah Martindale: Also Pioneer History of the Boy d Family," by Belle Stanford (Indianapolis: Carlon & Hollenbeck, 1892). FHL film 182,356.
(2) "History of Wayne County, Indiana" (1871) p.238-239 (GenealogyLibrary.com, 2000).

! Birth: (1) s/o Samuel BOYD/Isabella. (2) s/o Samuel BOYD/Isabella HIGGINS. Age 8s in 187 1 [b. 1789].

(2) 1871: At age 82 was living in Dublin, Wayne Co., IN. Parents: Rev. Samuel BOYD and Isabella HAGANS.

Spouse: Susan SCOTT. John Campbell BOYD and Susan SCOTT were married on 8 Jul 1819 in Wayne County, Indiana (Book ZZ; Page 103). Children were: Dr. Samuel Scott BOYD, Sarah A. BOYD, Nelson BOYD, Cynthia BOYD, William A. BOYD, Georgia BOYD, Eliza Jane BOYD, John F. BOYD, James W. BOYD, Joseph L. BOYD, Olive C. BOYD, Mary BOYD, Martha BOYD, Susan BOYD.

John E. BOYD¹ was born on 13 Apr 1818. He died on 26 Jun 1840 in Putnam Co., IN. Parents: Irwin BOYD and Sarah PATTON.

John F. BOYD¹ was born about 1831. Parents: John Campbell BOYD and Susan SCOTT.

John N. BOYD¹ was born in 1839 in Harrison Twp., Wayne County, Indiana. Parents: Samuel BOYD and Eliza Ann MILLER.

Joseph BOYD.¹ Parents: John BOYD and Katie MONTGOMERY.

Spouse: Alice WITHERS. Children were: Annie F. BOYD.

Joseph BOYD¹ was born about 1740. As per John A. Young Jr. <johnjr@grapevine.net> Parents: William BOYD and Elizabeth LNU.

Joseph L. BOYD¹ died in Killed in war. Joseph died soon after the battle of Pittsburg Landing from exposure in the field.

More About JOSEPH L. BOYD:
Military service: Private, 57th Ind. Volunteers Parents: John Campbell BOYD and Susan SCOTT.

Joseph L. BOYD¹ was born about 1841. He died on 14 Dec 1865 in Texas. He was buried in Zion Cemetery, Williamsburg, Wayne Co., IN. Joseph died in Texas on the date of his discharge from the United States army (From History of Wayne County, page 228) Parents: Samuel K. BOYD and Bethania LADD.

Joseph P. BOYD¹ was born on 19 Jan 1809 in Kentucky. He died on 28 Aug 1858 in Putnam Co., IN. Marriage 1 Julia Ann Shell b: ABT. 1819 in Tennessee
Married: 29 JAN 1835 in Putnam County, Indiana 4 5
Married: WFT Est. 1825-1860 2
Children
Lewis E. Boyd b: 6 APR 1837 in Putnam County, Indiana
Sarah A. Boyd b: ABT. 1841 in Putnam County, Indiana
William H. Boyd b: ABT. 1843
John S. Boyd b: ABT. 1848
Elizabeth Boyd b: ABT. 1851
Nancy Boyd b: ABT. 1853 Parents: Irwin BOYD and Sarah PATTON.

Spouse: Julie Ann SHELL. Joseph P. BOYD and Julie Ann SHELL were married on 29 Jan 1835 in Putnam Co., IN.

Laird BOYD¹ was born about 1796 in Kentucky. He died in infancy. Parents: Rev. Samuel BOYD and Isabella HAGANS.

Laird Burns BOYD¹ was born in 1775. He died in 1843 in Nashville, Maury Co., TN. LAIRD BURNS BOYD was born 1775, and died 1843 in Nashville, Maury County, Tennessee. He married NANCY RAINS, daughter of JOHN RAINS and CHRISTINIA GOWEN. She was born 1792 in Nashville, Maury County, Tennessee, and died September 02, 1858 in Nashville, Maury County, Tennessee.

More About NANCY RAINS:
Burial: 1858, Parson Whiteside Church-Nashville, Tennessee Parents: James BOYD and Martha BURNS.

Spouse: Nancy RAINS. Children were: Nancy BOYD.

Lettice BOYD.¹ Parents: William BOYD and Elizabeth LNU.

Linn BOYD¹ was born on 22 Nov 1800 in Nashville, TN. He died on 17 Dec 1859 in Paducah, KY. Boyds from the book "Pioneer Life" "Autobiography and Sermons of Elder Elijah Martindale" also Pioneer History of the Boyd Family" Belle Stanford, 1892 published in Indianapolis, Indiana by Carlon and Hollenbeck, Printers.

Linn Boyd of Tennessee and Kentucky
Linn Boyd was born in Nashville, Tennessee on 22 November 1800 to Abraham and Elizabeth Linn of Davidson County, TN. He was the grandson of James Boyd. Linn Boyd grew up in a family who valued service to their country. Both James and Abraham served in the Revolutionary War.
At age 19 Linn Boyd was a United States Commissioner (1819) and negotiated a treaty with the Chicasaw Indians for land near the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. He became involved in politics and worked with Andrew Jackson.
Boyd moved to the Jackson purchase in Kentucky and farmed in Calloway County in 1826. He gained the confidence and respect of his fellow citizens and was elected to the state legislature in 1827. Linn Boyd served in the legislature at the same time as his father who had been elected from Trigg County.
In 1831 Linn moved back to Trigg County and was elected to the legislature there. In 1832 he married Alice C. Bennett. In 1835 Linn Boyd was elected to the United States House of Representatives on the Democratic ticket. He served until 1837 when he was defeated by a Whig.
By 1839 Linn Boyd was back in Washington. He was elected from the First Congressional
District of Kentucky. He served his district and state until 1855.
In 1850 Boyd proposed a "little omnibus" bill which combined the measure for defining the
Texas boundary and the assumption of the Texas debt with a proposal to organize the New
Mexico territory.
Boyd was married for the second time after the death of his first wife to Anna Rhey Dixon, a widow and daughter of James Rhey of Cambria County, Pennsylvania. They had one son Rhey Boyd.
In 1856 Linn Boyd was a candidate for Vice President from Kentucky but this proved nsuccessful. He later was elected to be the Lieutenant-Governor in Kentucky but died before he was sworn into office (17 December 1859). He is buried in the Oak Grove Cemetery in Pudacah, Kentucky.

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Birth: (1) s/o Abraham BOYD/Nancy LINN. (1,2) 1800. (3) s/o Abraham BOYD.
Marriage to Alice BENNETT: (1) 1822.
Marriage to Ann RHEY: (1) Mrs. Ann Rhey DIXON. 1850.
Death: (1,2) 1859. (3) 17 Dec 1859.

(2) Statesman of TN and KY. (3) Statesman of KY.

Boyd County was named in honor of Linn Boyd

BOYD,LINN, congressman, was born Nov. 22, 1800, in Nashville, Tenn. In
1827 he was elected to the legislature of that state, from Calloway
county, serving three sessions; and in 1831 was re-elected for another
session from Trigg county. He was a representative in congress from
Kentucky from 1835 to 1837,and from 1839 to 1855. He also served one
term as lieutenant-governor of Kentucky. He died Dec 16,1859, in
Paducah,KY. [Source :Herringshaw, Thomas William. Herringshaw's Encyclopedia of
American Biography of the Nineteenth Century,Chicago,IL :American
Publishers' Association, 1902. page 136]
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Linn BOYD , Sr.
Sex: M
Birth: 22 NOV 1800 in Nashville, TN
Death: 17 DEC 1859 in Paducah, KY
Note:
LINN BOYD was elected in 1835 and served sixteen consecutive years in the lower house of Congress from the 1st Congressional District in Kentucky, the last four of which he was speaker of the house, until 1855. (THE UNITED STATES BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY, P.583.) In 1826 was a farmer in Calloway County, KY, and in 1859 was elected Kentucky Lieutenant Governor, but died before taking office.

Linn was a farmer, lawyer, and legislator. In 1819, he assisted in securing the Chickasaw Indian Lands known as the Jackson Purchase. He moved to the new area, farmed in Calloway County, and served in the KY legislature from 1827 to 1831. He served in Congress from 1835 to 1855, and was speaker of the House. Linn Boyd was a supporter of Andrew Jackson, the Democratic Party, the annexation of Texas, and preservation of the Union. He was in Congress when Henry Clay brought forth his memorable compromise bill, and through Col. Boyd's influence, it was passed.

Linn, second son of Abram Boyd, married secondly, a widow MRS. ANN L. (RHEY) DICKERSON, and they had one son RHEY BOYD. He grew up to be a tall handsome man, blond and blue-eyed like his father; was talented and eloquent, studied law and entered politics. He had every prospect of being the rising young of the State; but, reared by an indulgent and unprincipled mother, he lacked that sturdy honesty and manly independence that characterized his father's race. He disgraced himself in many ways, ruined his career, and was married twice, caused the death of his first wife (Lucy Boyd Grimes) and ended his own miserable life by suicide in 1886.

LINN met ANN at the White House in Washington, D.C. She was a niece of President Filmore. She was a strong minded, arrogant, unprincipled woman and drove her husband's sons from their home. Parents: Abraham BOYD and Nancy Agnes LINN.

Spouse: Alice BENNETT. Linn BOYD and Alice BENNETT were married in 1822.

Liza BOYD¹ was born about 1823. Parents: Robert BOYD and Narcissa STINSON.