1986 Boyett Newsletter (C)2000 Boulineau Press
BOYT/E - BOYET/T/E NEWSLETTER
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Volume II, Number 4 Oct/Nov/Dec 1986
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Published and edited by Wendy L. Elliott, C.G.P. 0. Box 417, Salt Lake City, UT 84110
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EDITOR'S MESSAGE
A Special “THANK YOU” goes to Woodrow W. BOYETT who volunteered his time and effort to index Volume II. It was a lengthy job and the finished product is fourteen single-spaced sheets. These will be mailed to you in early December as a separate (additional) issue.
Another big "THANK YOU” goes to Richard SASSMAN for the several
articles which he researched, prepared, and typed for publication.
An another “THANKS” to Frances PARKINSON for her time and effort in sorting and analysing census information for the multitude of Mississippi families. The results of this project will be published in Volume III. THANKS to all of you. All the materials which have been contributed are greatly appreciated and continue to be welcomed.
NOTE: If any of you are in or near Little Rock, Arkansas on thp 25th of October, Johui Cerny and I are conducting a seminar for the Arkansas Genealogical Society. I'd personally love to meet all of you, so if you're there, come and introduce yourself.
PAGE NUMBERING
Page numbers were not included for NEWSLETTER Volume II, Number 3. The index for Volume II is not being compiled, so please mark the pages of your copy of that NEWSLETTER as follows:
page 1: Title page
page 2: Hardeman County
page 3: Rev. John H. BOYETT, D.D.
page 4: The following is from the Owensboro...
page 5: Rev. John H. BOYETT, D. D. was born of
page 6: Wayne Co., NC
page 7: Joseph Josiah BOYETT
page 8: Duplin Co., NC
page 9: A marriage record was recorded
page 10: Ephraim BOYT was probably
page 11: Elijah BOYETT
page 12: Elijah BOYETT (continued)
page 13: Elijah BOYETT (continued) Barney Smith BOYETT's
page 14: Queries
page 15: Ezekial M. or W. BOYETT
page 16: W. F. (Bill) CRAWFORD
Also, in Volume II, Number 2, there are two pages numbered “8.” The second of these pages should begin with the 1910 Arkansas Miracode and should be changed to read “9.”
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GEORGE BOYETTE OF JOHNSTON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
An article in The Smithfield newspaper (Harvest Edition 1980) by Vince Wheeler concerned the historical slave house which had belonged to the GEORGE BOYETTE family. The following three paragraphs are direct quotes from Wheeler's article:
"Plans are being made to restore a slave house in Johnston County's Glendale community which dates back before the mid-1800s and contains a rare chimney made of mud and wooden sticks.”
"The slave house was constructed between 1800 and 1852 . . . by George BOYETT (later BOYETTE) or his son, Larkin G. BOYETT. The BOYETT family had a 400-acre farm with eight slaves in 1850, records reveal.” (Ed. note: probably the 1850 U.S. census and slave schedule)
"About 15 years ago) a man who said his mother attended school in the small building offered to buy it from the previous owners, said the current owners, Donell and Glenn STANCIL. The STANCILL brothers purchased the slave house and the BOYETTE family home about two years ago. (The brothers are the great-grandsons of Larkin BOYETT.)
Mrs. Grethel BOYETTE also began researching family history concerning the slave house and the homeplace."
The historical land marks for Johnston County, N.C. has the following additional information: “BOYETTE Slave House - Kenly, N.C. A unique mud and stick chimney make this historical landmark one that everyone must see. Its a one-room log house of hand-hewn plans held together by full dove-tail notches and pegs. The unusual mud and stick chimney is the only one known to be still intact in North Carolina. The slave house sits on land purchased by George BOYETTE from the State of North Carolina as a land grant in 1797 at a price of 50 shillings per 100 acres. . . . .”.
From the National Register of Historic Places: Inventory--Nomination Form is the following: "In 1800 the State of North Carolina granted to George BOYETT (1770-1852) 400 acres of land in Johnston County. On this tract BOYETT (later spelled BOYETTE) built a farm on which he lived until his death in 1852. Sometime between 1800 and 1852 he or his son, Larkin G. BOYETT built the structure now known locally as the Boyette Slave House. . . Of his total holdings, George BOYETT only farmed 100 acres on which, according to the 1850 agricultural Census, his chief crops were corn and sweet potatoes . . . The value of his farm in 1850 was $600. In the last year of his life BOYETT, who became blind, and his wife Tamsy and Larkin BOYETT (1820-1901) jointly owned eight slaves in 1850. In his will probated in 1852) George BOYETT declared:
I lend unto my beloved wife Tamsy BOYETT the land and
plantation whereon 1 now live containing 350 acres including
my houses and plantation during her natural life or widowhood and at her death or marriage to belong to my son Larkin BOYETT to him and his heirs forever.
Tamsy BOYETT, who was 73 in the 1850 census must have died before
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GEORGE BOYETTE OF JOHNSTON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
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1860 because she is not listed in the household of Larkin BOYETT in the census of that year. With her death the BOYETT property passed to Larkin BOYETT in keeping with the terms of George BOYETT's will. Sometime between 1850 and 1858 Larkin BOYETT married Chloe BAGLEY and they subsequently had eleven children. In 1860 Larkin and Chloe BOYETTE owned four slaves.
Larkin BOYETT continued to farm. During the Civil War he served as a private in the Sixth Cavalry, 65th State Troops, from 1863 to September 1864. After the war he resumed farming but the value of his real estate had fallen from $1,200 in 1860 to $800 in 1870 and the value of his personal estate from $5,935 to $500 in the same period. (Ed note: no doubt due to the loss of his slaves as personal property.) The 1880 census indicates that he owned 586 acres of woodland and forest and 75 acres of tilled land in Johnston County. The value of his farm had risen to $1,500.. . .
Larkin BOYETT died in 1901 and in that year his property including the slave house passed to one of his ten heirs, Stephen A. BOYETTE (1880-1958) . .. Stephen . . . sold his property but retained the '15 acre lot described as the homstead tract.' In 1937 . . . sold the rest of the original property to BOYETTE's wife Sallie Ann LAMM BOYETTE (1881-1943). In 1959 W. E. BOYETTE and S. A. BOYETTE, Jr. (heirs of Stephen A. and Sallie A. BOYETTE) sold 150 acres ‘originally known as the S. A. BOYETTE homeplace' to W. Odell BOYETTE.........”.
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GEORGE BOYETT'S FAMILY
George BOYETT, planter was born about 1770 in or near Johnston Co., NC. He probably is the brother of Joseph BOYET whose will was probated in Johnston County in Nov. court 1841.). He married Tamsey O’NEAL in Johnston Co., NC. Tamsey was the daughter of Patrick O'NEAL and Mary RODGERS or ROGERS (a Revolutionary War soldier). George served in the War of 1812 and applied for a pension from the federal government. (This record provided the above information.) In 1805 and 1810 he was appointed overseer of the road in Nathan STANSIL's place (court records). In 1799 George was taxed as ‘Jeorge BOYETT’ in Capt. Jonathan STANSELL's Co. with 300 acres and 1 free pole, no black pole or stud horses. (Tax records).
His will was dated 10 Aug 1844 and was probated in Johnston Co., during August term of court, 1852. (Will Book I, pg. 659 Johnston Co., NC.) Their children:
1. Penelope BOYETT who married Mr. HICKS and had children; she died prior to 10 Aug 1844.
2. Cally BOYETT who married Mr. JONES
3. Larry BOYETT who married Piety WILLIAMSON 12 Feb 1839 in Nash Co., NC (Nash Co., Marr bonds, pg. 20)
4. James BOYETT b. 1806 and married Sidney WILLIAMSON 1 Mar 1832.
5. Garry BOYETT b. 1816 married Temperance BOYKIN 9 Mar 1835 Nash Co., NC (Nash Co., Marr bonds, pg. 20)
6. Martha BOYETT
7 Larkin C. BOYETT b. 1820; married Chloe BAGLEY; d. 1901.
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DUPLIN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
Census records for Duplin County North Carolina include the State Censuses taken between 1784 and 1787. At that time there were two BOYET family groups within Duplin County. In Captain Hubbard’s Company in April 1786 were Elizabeth BOYET and two other females, no males within the household. Nearby was Jones BOYET with one son under the age of 16 and three females, one of which was probably his wife. Also recorded within this group was Absolom BOYED. He could be a BOYET, but does not show up in later censuses for this county.
In Captain Ward's District also taken April 1786, were the following family heads of households: Arthur, Samuel, and Ephraim. These four men are probably brothers, and they remain in Duplin County for over a decade or more
It is possible that Elizabeth could be the mother of all these BOYET men. If so, later census records show that they would be as follows:
1 William BOYT born about 1745 3. Samuel BOYT born about 1760
2. Ephraim BOYT born about 1758 5. Jemima BOYET born about 1767
4. Arthur BOYT born about 1762 6. Female
Early Land records for Duplin County, N.C. show a Moses BOYET, planter, residing therein as early as 1758; his property was along the Ash Branch. The land had previously been owned by Jesse JERNIGAN and George CALSON, but was sold by the Sheriff, Felix KENAN, of Duplin County, N.C. for debts which were unpaid. Moses made other land transactions, some of which are now recorded in Sampson County, N.C. In Sampson County, N.C., Book 3 page 341 is a deed from Felix Kenan, Sheriff to Moses BOYET, planter of Duplin County., N.C. for 100 acres. This was recorded and proven in April Court 1772.
It can be assumed then that Moses' is the parent of the above named children, and that Moses died before April 1786 when the North Carolina State Census was taken.
Two marriage records were recorded: Jonas or Jones BOYAT married
Elizabeth PRESCOTT on 22 February 1775; Arthur BOYET married Martha
BEST on 26 July 1783. The Jemima BOYET who married Nathan HAMILTON
on 16 July 1787 was probably one of the daughters of Moses or Elizabeth.
Through the early deeds recorded in Sampson County, N.C., we find references to several of these BOYET men: Moses, Samuel, Ephraim, William, and an Absolem, all recorded as "of Duplin County., N.C.". These deeds are dated £rom 1758 through 1780, at which time these family names drop from the records of Sampson County, and the only BOYET name remaining is John BOYET and his son Nathan BOYET.
Since Sampson County was created from Duplin County it would seem that these records were made in order to establish land title, for in all these early records the land is clearly stated as being and lying in Duplin County.
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DUPLIN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
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Eprhaim BOYT who is first recorded in Duplin County, NC in the State Census records for 1784 to 1787, shows that he was probably married prior to 1780 for he is shown in the census records with three children before 1787. These children are recorded as two sons under 16 years of age, and two females living within the household. Assuming that one of these females is his wife, then the other would be a young daughter.
In 1790 Ephraim is shown with three sons under 16 years and three females, two being daughters probably. In 1800 he is recorded with two sons between ages of 16 and 26, one son between 10 and 16, and two sons under 10 years of age. His wife is recorded as between 16 and 45, as is he, and only one female is shown living with them in 1800, she is recorded as between 10 and 16 years of age.
In 1810 Ephraim is not shown in Duplin County., N.C., but an Ephraim BOYET is shown in 1810 in Onslow County., N.C. This Ephraim is shown as between the ages of 26 and 45, as is his wife. Only one child is shown residing with them at this time, a son aged between 10 and 16 years. It is assumed that the William B0YET, age-between 26 and 45, who is living near Ephraim, is a son of Ephraim's.
Marriage Records show that an Ephraim BOYET married a Milberry MATTHEWS in Duplin County., N.C., on 21 April 1806, but unless this is a second wife, the marriage date is too late to be Ephraim’s first marriage. It could be a son or a nephew also.
Land Records in Onslow County, N.C., show that Ephraim BOYTE purchased 224 acres and another parcel of 100 acres on 6 August 1810 (Deed Book 6, page 52). The witness to this transaction was William BOYT, probably his son. Later deed records show that his youngest son, Jesse, was given land on Blue Creek, 124 acres in February 1819, and later deeds yet, show that Jesse sold this land this time shown as 224 acres on Blue Creek on 28 January 1823, and was living in All Saints Parish, South Carolina, and on this date he purchased 100 acres formerly called Brinson Land. (Deed Book 16, page 93)
On 2 February, 1820, Jesse BOYET married Hester WILDER in Onslow County N.C. In the 1830 Federal Census of Onslow County, N.C., both William and Jesse are shown with families. In the 1840 census of same, only William is shown, so either Jesse moved elsewhere or has died before 1840. In 1850, a young William, aged 35 is shown in Onslow County, N.C. but he is only 35 years old, being born about 1815. So he must be the son of the other William BOYET, son of Ephraim. Also living with the young William, is Elizabeth BOYET, age 60 (b. 1790) who is probably William's mother, and the wife of the William BOYET, son of Ephraim.
Arthur BOYT seems to be the same Arthur BOYT who married Martha BEST on 16 July 1783 in Duplin County, N.C. This is just about perfect for them to have three children in 1790. In 1800 Arthur and Martha are listed as residing in Duplin County, N.C. His age is given as between
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DUPLIN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
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26 and 45 years, as is hers. There are no males beside Arthur, indicating that the son listed with them in 1790 has left home or died. If the son were the oldest of their children he Could not be much older than 16 years in 1800, so it is this author's opinion that he has died at a young age. There is shown, one daughter between the ages of 10 and 16 and two daughters under 10 years of age. If one of these younger daughters is almost 10, it could be the same as recorded in 1790 and 1800 also.
In 1810 Arthur is not shown in Duplin County N.C., indicating that he has moved elsewhere, for his wife is not shown either. Later census records for Duplin County, N.C., (1820 through 1850) shown neither Arthur or Martha.
In checking every other county in North Carolin in 1810, no Arthur BOYT was shown, so it can be assumed at this point that Arthur left the state prior to 1810.
In 1830 Arthur BOYETTE is shown in the Covington County, Alabama census, but he is much too young. Arthur from Duplin County, N.C., who married Martha BEST would have had to be born about 1762 to have married in 1783, therefore he was in his late 60's in 1830. The Arthur found in Covington County, AL, is only 40 to 50 years old.
No other record has been found of Arthur born about 1762 of Duplin County, North Carolina.
William had at least three sons and four daughters, but the only one who has been named as his son is the Daniel who was born about 1780. Probably William, Jr. was another son of William. Sons of Jones may include James of Duplin County. James disappears from the census records after the 1820 enumeration. Jesse also may be another son of Jones, for they lived adjacent to one another when the census was recorded in 1810.
Anyway, back to William. The 1800 census of Duplin County shows that William was born before 1755 as was his wife, and in 1800 they had five children living with them: two daughters born between 1774 and 1784; two sons born between 1784 and 1790; and one son born between 1790 and 1800. Daniel (born 1780) may have already married and / or left home by 1800. The census shows Daniel in a separate residence with a woman age 26-45 which could be his wife.. But no children. This is all the information that can be gained from the 1800 census. In 1810 Daniel is not listed. William is listed a “Wll” over 45 years (as is his wife) with only two children still living at home: a son between 10 and 16 and a daughter between 16 and 26.
Other county records provide information that Samuel’s family (wife
Feriby), Arthur, and Ephraim left Duplin County around 1810. That
indicates that the (younger) families listed in the 1810 census for
Duplin Co.,N.C. must be descended from either Jones or William.
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WAYNE COUNTY, N.C. DEED BOOK 4 1787 to 1790
Page 326 number 206. State of North Carolina at number 260 at the rate of 50 shillings for every 100 acres.. hereby granted unto Etheldred BOYET 80 acres in Wayne County on the West Side of Little River and West Side of Beaverdam Swamp, beginning at a Small dogwood on Matthew RAIFORD’s old line near Nicholas TYDER'S line N 83 W 147 poles to a pine, the other corner, thence S 42 poles to a pine, BRADUS's corner thence with his line S 32 E 108 poles to a pine, plat herewith annexed, doth appear together with all woods,. etc.
Recorded 29 September 1789
Page 380. James BOYET of Wayne County North Carolina for 20 pounds Specie paid to James BOYET by Thomas EDGERTON of said County... land in Wayne County. '...93 acres beginning at a pine in John WIGGS’ line thence with his line N35 W 113 poles on John WIGGS' line thence N 124 poles to a stake thence to agreed line between said Thomas EDGERTON and William HOOKS and from there to the beginning. The other tract containing 125 acres beginning on South Side of red oak, and runs with his line N 45 W 99 poles to a pine on his own line thence with the same S 50 poles to a pine, the corner, courses continued 50 poles to a pine in John WIGGS’ line thence with N 55 E 50 poles to the corner a red oak a Gum in Buck Swamp, Robart HOOKS' line thence with his same line S 50 E 98 poles to a Blackgum in said line and John TILTON’s line thence with his line N 94 poles to a pine William HOOKS’ corner thence a straight line to the beginning. ..land and premises...
William HOOKS
R. POWELL
James X (his mark) BOYET (seal)
14 February 1785
October Court 1789
WAYNE COUNTY, N.C., DEED BOOK 5 1790 to 1795
Book 5 page 180. Etheldred BOYET of Wayne County N.C., for 10 pounds specie paid by Lewis Gurley of same... land in Wayne County on the West side of Little River and West side of the Beaverdam Swamp beginning at a small dogwood (Mathew RAIFORD's old line), near Micholas TINER's corner pine thence with the line N 83 W 147 poles to a pine the other corner thence S 62 poles to a pine, E 108 poles to a pine the corner thence to the beginning.. .containing 80 acres.. Grant from N.C. to Etheldred BOYET 11 July 1788. Sold 14 October 1789.
Josiah WISE
? X (his mark) SIHON
Etheldred X (his mark) BOYET (seal)
January 1792
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Page 248 Number 176. State of North Carolina number 316. Ten pounds for each 100 acres paid by Amos BOYET. Grant to Amos BOYET tract containing 100 acres in Wayne County on East side of Little River beginning at a small red oak, PRICES' corner thence SASSER'S line and runs with PRICES' S 7 E 352 poles to his other corner thence N 25 E 222 poles to a poplar, to the beginning...plat filed.
27 November 14th Year of Our Independence
Registered October 8th, 1792
Page 249. State of North Carolina, number 317. At a rate of 50 shillings for 100 acres. Amos BOYET .land... 189 acres in Wayne County North side of Little River joining BOYETT'S tract. Stephen BLACKMAN's and John SASSER's line beginning at a popular his own corner in BLACKMAN's line and runs with tarts line S 32 E 120 poles thence S 52 W 12 poles then S 22 E 45 poles thence with John SASSER's lines patented by GATLIN thence with that line S 54 W 127 poles to a popular his own and SASSER's corner thence with his own line to the beginning...plat registered to said Amos BOYETT 27 November 1789.
Recorded October 8, 1792
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MARTIN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
TAX-LIST INSOLVENTS FOR 1779
JAMES BOYT’s property was assessed at 400 pounds, but a note was included to the effect that James had not paid his taxes because he was in the military service (Revolutionary War) at that time.
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MUSTER ROLLS - 22ND TENNESSEE CAVALRY, COMPANY I
TENNESSEE STATE LIBRARY
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February-March 1864: |
First Sargeant: A. L. BOYETT
Private: G. T. BOYETT
T. F. BOYETT
Deserted (no rank stated): L. H. BOYETT
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WAYNE CO. N.C. DEED BOOK 12 1820 to 1825
Third Monday of May. By writ of Fieri Facis, the Sheriff of Wayne Co. N.C.. . all lands, goods, etc. of Howell BOYTE, James HOWELL and, Thomas VINSON in Wayne CO....which Henry BOYTE to the use of Thomas BOYTE in said county lately recovered for debt cost. H.J. Williams RAIFORD, Sheriff of said County by virtue of his office took a certain lott or half acre of land in the town of Waynesboro known and distinguished by the town plan # 78... property of Howell BOYTE and after advertizing the same... 24 August sold Same to Enoch COBB and Micajah COX (highest bidders at $204.12). Indenture was made 19 December 1820.. sold to same all the rights, title and estate which the said Howell BOYTE has in and to a certain lott or piece containing ½ acre.
Book 12 page 104. Sheriff sold land of Howell BOYTE... President and directors of State Bank of N.C. in Wayne County recovered for debt a parcel of land of Howell BOYTE... 18 May sold to Enoch COBB $142.00. Indenture made 19 December 1820...North side of Neuse River and East side of Little River near Waynesboro on North side of Road from Waynesboro to Boytes. Beginning at a stake on the North edge of 6 rods in Rhodes line being the said line of a patent granted to Thomas BOYTE for 55 acres and runs with said line N 39 W 85½ poles to a pine (patent corner) then with other line of line of the Patent S 27 E 56 poles to a stake on the road then up road as it runs to the first station.. .containing 24½ acres.
Book 12 page 307. 9 October 1821. Elisha W. BOYTE of the State of N.C. and County of Wayne and Kenar Grantham of same. E.W. BOYTE for $774.00 paid by Kenar Grantham land in Wayne Co. on the North side of Lewis JERNIGAN'S Mill Path. Beginning at a pine in the Ready Branch a corner of Lewis JERNIGAN's and then with his line N 44 E 205 poles to corner (red oak and a lightwood knot stuck in the Road) thence N 83 poles to a pine in Lewis JERNIGAN's line then with same N 80 W 216 poles to a Spanish Oak in said line (Mill Branch) then up said Hill Branch to mouth of the Ready Branch then up said Branch as it meanders to the first Station.. .part of tract of land granted to Daniel Hays for 588 acres (30 September 1783) Containing 344 acres.
Witnesses:
William SMITH
Solomon GRANTNAM May 1822
Elisha W. BOYTE
Book 12 page 236. This indenture made this 15 August 1827 between Henry BOYTE of one part and Mary BOYTE of the other part. Both of State of N.C. and County of Wayne. Witnesseth that I, Henry BOYTE for and in consideration of the sum of $300.00 to me in hand paid by the said Mary BOYTE at and before the signing and sealing of these presents the receipt whereof is thereby acknowledged THAT I the said Henry BOYTE doth bargain, sell, confirm unto Mary BOYTE a certain tract or parcel of land in the County and State aforesaid, being and lying as follows: Lying on the South side of Nay.. hunter and on both Sides of Dennie's Branch containing 236 acres. ..beginning at a pine in John Mitchell's line and
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runs them N 208 poles to a pine then West 148 poles to a pine then to the head of the huckleberry Branch to a pine then down Said Branch as it meanders to RAIFORD's line then with RAIFORD'S line to a poplar in Dennies Branch then E 49 N 77 poles to a pine on the W Side of Dennie Branch then to the beginning and I the Henry BOYTE hath bargained and sold the before mentioned land and premises unto the said Mary BOYTE to her and her heirs and assigns forever and I the said Henry BOYTE do warrant and forever defend from all lawful claim or claims and from all person or persons unto the said Mary BOYTE, her heirs...
Witnesses:
Avery BOYTE
Robert BOYTE
Henry BOYTE
Wayne County term August 1827 deed of sale was proven in open court by oath of Avery BOYTE, abscribing witness. Registered August 1827.
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THOMAS BOYETT
CIVIL WAR SOLDIER
Submitted by Gay Martin
Thomas BOYETT was born 17 Oct 1841 and enlisted in Company D, 61st Regiment of Georgia Volunteers, Infantry Evan's Brigade, Gordon's Division, Army of Northern Virginia for the Confederate States of America. A note gives “Bulloch Co., GA, DeKalb Guards, originally the 7th Battalion of Georgia Infantry."
Thomas BOYETT married Matilda HOLLAND 10 Aug 1865. Thomas was a son of Seth and Patience (MOORE) BOYET. Thomas d. 26 July 1924. Seth BOYET was born in 1794 in Wayne Co., NC; he was the son of James BOYET and Sabra SASSER. Seth married 13 June 1829 to Patience MOORE, daughter of John William and Patience ?MIZELL MOORE. Patience was born in 1805 and died about 1856. Seth died about 1860 in Screven Co., GA. Seth and Patience are now buried in the Anderson Church cemetery. (When I-16 was built through Candler County, the grave of Seth and Patience was moved to accomodate the construction. The Elder Quinton BOYETTE and his sons and nephews moved the remains to Anderson Church and placed a tombstone on the new graves. Elder Quinton BOYETTE was the youngest son of John BOYET, the youngest son of Seth and Patience. Their children were:
1. Jordan BOYET b. 31 Mar 1831 md. 27 Nov 1851 Darley DIXON.
2. Caroline b. 17 Mar 1833 md. Allen SUMMERLIN d. 10 Oct 1914.
3. William M. b. 17 Oct 1835 m. 10 Sept 1858 to Sarah P. HOLLAND; d. 28 Apr 1928.
4. Roxie Ann b. 17 Mar 1837; d. 3 June 1906.
5. Sarah Ann Jane b. 11 Aug 1838; m. 25 Oct 1860 David Henry HOLLAND; d. 27 Nov 1929.
6. Thomas b. 17 Oct 1841 (see above)
7. Elvina b. 8 May 1843; m. 10 May 1863 Jackson COLLINS; d.2lAprl5
8. Elizabeth b. 10 May 1845; m. Mitchell SUMMERLIN; d. 10 Mar 1913.
9. John b. 6 Aug 1849; m. 24 Dec 1871 Nancy Ann COLEMAN;d.12Nov1910
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JOSIAH JOHN BOYETT OF RANDLPH CO., GEORGIA
National Publishing CO.’s Superfine Edition: New Devotional and
Practical Pictorial Family Bible . . . Atlanta, Ga . . . (no date)
This Certifies that the Rite of Holy Matrimony vas celebrated between
Josiah John BOYETT of Randolph Co., Ga, and Jane Elizabeth ADAMS of
Randolph Co., GA on the 14th of October 1866 at Josiah BOYETT by
Cooper BELL, Justice of the Peace.
BIRTHS:
Josiah John BOYETT was born December th 22 day, 1843
Jane Elizabeth BOYETT was born July the 4th day 1828
signed John J. Boyett
DEATHS:
Jane Elizabeth BOYETT wife of J. J. BOYETT departed this life August
the 15 day 1902 She will be generally missed She was a faithful
wife and loving mother and always ready to lend a helping hand to the
Sick or distressed
(written just below: but in a different handwriting)
Josiah John Boyett
Departed this life October 16th 1918. He was a consecrated Christian.
always battling for the right. a friend to every one. and faithful unto
the end.
He was 74 yrs. 9 mo. 24 da old,
She was 74 “ 1 “ 11 “ old.
Gatsy BOYETT wife of Josiah BOYETT was born the 27th day of October
1803 Washington Co. Ga.
Gatsy BOYETTE departed this life the 27th of Feb 1891.-she was 88
Josiah BOYETTE and his wife Gatsey PEACOCK were married the 8th of
May 1819.
(a lock of hair is shown below this last sentence On the back is
the following note:)
This has been in hear for nearly one hundred years
I: guess:
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Please dont destroy this please - |
A paper with the words of a school alma mater was also enclosed.
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STEWART COUNTY, GEORGIA BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
page 409
“W. S. BOYETT
William Shadrack BOYETT was born Sept. 22, 1845 at Cotton HiLL, Clay
County, Ga., the son of James W. Boyett. He died Sept. 22, 1923, at
Shady Grove, Stewart County, Ga., and was buried in Eastside
Cemetery, Lumpkin, Ga.
He was married twice; first to Addie CLYATT. Their children were:
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Lena BOYETT and Arthur Stout BOYETT, born Dec 22, 1869 in Stewart Co.: died July 30, 1943, at Buena Vista, Ga. He married second Lavina DUSKIN and had one daughter, Lula BOYETT WALTON. (See Duskin and Walton sketches.)
W. S. BOYETT was a Veteran of the War Between the States, a member of Co. C, 55th Georgia Volunteers. He was wounded and taken prisoner, remaining in prison several months. He settled in Stewart County during the (page 410) 1860's, and was a citizen of the county for over 50 years. His home was in the Shady Grove-Providence Community. He was a member of the Shady Grove Baptist Church and was Sunday School Superintendent for 25 years. He also represented the county in the General Assembly and was prominently identified with all the civic, educational and political life of Stewart County. He served as the chairman of the County Board of Education for a number of years.
W. S. BOYETT was a noble, public-spirited citizen, and his life
typified one who was indeed a friend to man.”
p. 448 “Mary Lavinia DUSKIN married William S. BOYETT. One child was born to them Lula, who married H. T. WALTON. Children: Overton, Henry, Wasrren, Mary, Nellie, Martha, and Alma.
p. 322 “Mrs. BOYETT was one of the first to handle notions and millinery.
p. 157 Willis S. BOYETT was charter member of Richland Missionary Baptist Church. (Bethel Assn. organized in Richland church in 1833. Present church constituted in 1888.)
p. 159 W. S. BOYETT was deacon in Shady Grove Baptist Church, organized 1834 under name of New Hope near Florence. In 1849 moved near Lumpkin. W.S. BOYETT was Sunday School Superintendent for 52 years.
p. 158 W. S. BOYETT and Mrs. Lizzie BOYETT on building committee of Richland Missionary Baptist Church.
p. 614 (excerpts only) Gertrude WALTON married Dr. A. S. BOYETT of Stewart County on April 5, 1890. Moved to Buena Vista, Ca. Children:
Arthur, Dr. L. S. BOYETT of Ellaville, Walton BOYETT of Atlanta, Jennie May SAPPINGTON and Alma Walton BOYETT.
Harry WALTON, another son of SImeon Overton WALTON, married first, Lula BOYETT. Children: Overton, married Evelyn KENYON of Richland; H.T. Jr., Warren married Pauline JOHNSON of Stewart County; Mary, married Rev. George MOULTON; Nellie married Paul ARMSTRONG; Martha married Halliday PEARCE of Stewart County; Alma married John Macon CANNINGTON of the County Line community.
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NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA 1759-1808:
GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS OF WILLS
by Margaret M. Hofmann
p. 81 (Will number 355, p. 29)
Abraham JOYNER 10 July 1792 June Court 1793
lend wife Sarah JOYNER 1/3 of all my land and 4 negroes to son Giles JOYNER negroes at my wife's death and also my lands, tenements and still to daughter Mary SAWREY negroes and their increase to my daughter Mildred BOYT the use of 1 negro and the use of my plantations and 25 acres of land and at her death the sd. property to return to John FUTRAL, my Extr. to daughter Elizabeth FUTRAL 2 negroes to my grandson Abreham JOYNER 1 negro boy to my grandson James BOYETT 5 pounds VA money to school him to my wife 1/3 of my personal property and residue to go to my four children now living to my son-in-law William BROWN (?) 5 shillings.
Extrs: my son Giles JOYNER and my son-in-law John FUTRAL
Wits: Mark ROGERS) Mark MURRILL, E. JOHNSON
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ABSTRACTS OF DEEDS: EDGECOMBE PRECINCT
EDGECOMBE COUNTY: NORTH CAROLINA 1732-1758
by Margaret M. Hofmann
p. 238 (pg. 267) Thomas ROBBINS of Edgecombe County to William
BOYETT of Edgecombe County 18 Feb 1758 18 pounds current money of
VA 200 acres on the north side of Tosehot swamp in the mouth of
Joyness branch Wit: George BROWN, Dun LAMON, Charles JONES
Reg. Edgecome County Feb. Court 1758
p. 245 (pg. 344) John ROBBINS of Edgecombe County to Jacob ROBBINS of same 11 Aug 1756 for good causes and considerations all my good and chattels
Wit: Duncan LAMON, William BOYET
Reg. Edgecome County Sept Court 1758
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ABSTRACTS OF DEEDS 1741-1759:
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
by Margaret M. Hofmann
p. 87 (pg. 70) William MOORE of Granville County to Israel CAMPBELL of Northampton County 21 Aug 1751 5 pounds VA currency 100 acres more or less, which I bought of Isaac LEWIS on the north side of Catawisky, joing OUTLAW
Wit: James BOYTE, Abraham BAGGETT, Ann BOYT
Reg: Northampton County May Court 1752
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WAYNE CO. N.C. DEED BOOK 13
Book 13 page 269. Know all by these presents that Mary BOYT and Henry BOYT of Wayne County and State of North Carolina for and in consideration of 5O¢ the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged to them paid by James C. COLE and Arnold BORDEN, trading under the firm of Arnold BORDER and Co at Waynesboro that they the said Mary BOYT and Henry BOYT have given granted bargained and sold and by these presents do give grant bargain and sell unto the said James C. COLE and Arnold BORDEN composing the firm of Arnold BORDEN and Co 200 acres of land more or less situated Lying and being in Wayne Co and State aforesaid adjoining the land of William EDGERTON, John MITCHELL and others. Also one negro man slave Called Charles about 28 years also 2 horses all of which property the said Mary BOYT and Henry BOYT do hereby warrant and defend unto the said James C. COLE and Arnold BORDEN composing the firm of Arnold BORDEN and Co and to their heirs, assigns forever. The aforesaid tract of land being the land on which said Henry BOYT has herefore lived. The condition of the foregoing is such that whereas the said Arnold BORDEN and Co have become security for the payment of a certain debt due Washington and Wright Merchants of Waynesboro by Mary BOYT and Henry BOYT amounting to about $107.00 and where as said BORDEN and Co have paid John and R. Wash. of Waynesboro a debt due them by said BOYTs amounting to about $247.00 and whereas said Henry BOYT justly owes said James C. COLE and Arnold BORDEN $351.78. The three several sums amounting to about $700.00 (more or less) now if the said to the Fir of .... that are due them and also save them harmless on account of the securityship to Washington and Wright and John and R. Wash. them this instrument to be of no effect, otherwise to render in full force and virtue. It is agreed by both parties that the said Mary and Henry BOYT shall keep possession of said land, negro and horses. ..In witness whereof we have hereunto placed our hands and our seals this 21 day of November, 1827.
Witnesses:
R. WASHINGTON
Mary BOYET (seal)
Henry BOYET (seal)
Wayne County November term 1827 then may the written mortgage from Mary BOYET and Henry BOYET to James C. COLE and Arnold BORDEN acknowledged in open court and let it be registered.
Book 13 page 279. Indenture made 14 March 1828 between Micajah BOYTE first part and John and Richard WASHINGTON of 2nd part and Kedar RAIFORD, mutually choses by parties as their trustee of the 3rd part. Witness said Micajah BOYTE is indebted to said J. and R. WASHINGTON to the sum of $60.87, which sum the said Micajah BOYTE is desiring to secure for which purpose and in the further consideration of the sum of $5.00 to him the said Micajah BOYTE in hand paid by the said Kedar RAIFORD the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath granted bargained and sold by these presents doth grant
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bargain & sell unto the said Kedar RAIFORD his heirs & assigns 41 ½ acres of land more or less being the same whereon I now live, 20 head of hogs) 1 more, 3 head of cattle & 3 feather beds & furniture & all my household furniture. To have & to hold to the said Kedar RAIFORD his heirs and assigns forever & the said Micajah BOYTE for himself & his heirs doth covenant & agree to & with the said Kedar RAIFORD that he will at any time hereafter on the application of said RAIFORD his heirs or assigns execute any other or further apurtenances for the better conveying & assessing the before mentioned property to the said RAIFORD his heirs & assigns which my be by him or them deemed necessary or proper & that he will warrant ... that is Michajah BOYTE do not pay & satisfy the sum of money which he is indebted as before expressed to the sa WASHINGTON on or before the 1st day of July next with the lawful interest thereon from the date of these presents untill paid in such case upon the request of the said WASHINGTONs or either of them the sa RAIFORD shall after publish notices... (details of how it is to be sold) (if sold & some left over, the excess to go to BOYTE). In witness whereof the said parties have hereunto set their hands & seals the day & yr first above written & the words “and all my household furniture” interlined before signed sealed & delivered in presence of
James E. FARMER Micajah BOYTE (seal)
John & Richard WASHINGTON (seal)
Kedar RAIFORD (seal)
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WAYNE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
Book 13, page 445 5 Mar 1829 Patrick F. BOYTE of Wayne Co., NC to Arnold BORDEN for $250.00. Property one mile from Waynesboro on the Road leading to New Bern and beginning at two ashes on the run of Marsh Branch and runs with Uriah LANGSTON's, south 89 north 59 poles to a Sourwood in James RHODES' line south 10 east 16 ½ poles to red Oak south 85 West 44 poles to a pine down and red oak stump then south 75 west 30 poles to a su?? post oak and white oak in WHITFIELD's line then with his line south 29 east 14 poles to a red oak his corner then his line south 65 west 130 poles to a stake north 26 west 45 poles to a stake on New Bern road then along the Road south 75 west 43 poles to a sassafrass Stake with RHODES' line south 39 east 66 poles to a large pine and white oak south 28 east 12 ½ poles to a sweet gum then west 2 poles to a stake then south 119 poles to a stake by a gum then south 89 east 111 poles then south 40 east 54 poles . . . then south 73 east 60 poles then south 63 east 40 poles along New Bern road. . . north 9 east 58 poles then north 30 east 16 poles with MITCHELL's patent then south 80 west 55 poles to a hickory then 98 poles to a stake on the run of Marsh Branch containing 288 acres. The plat of this land was dated 27 Apr 1826 and was a corrected Plat.
witnesses: Patrick F. BOYTE
P. HOOKS, Isaac HILL Nov term 1829 registered
Britten HOOD
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WAYNE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA:
DEED RECORDS
(continued)
Book 14 (1826 to 1892)
No BOYT, BOYET, BOYTE, etc.
Book 15 (1830 to 1833)
pg 478 5 Aug 1831 Henry BOYTE and Mary BOYTE of Wayne Co., NC for $700.00 paid to Arnold BORDEN and Company...they hereby sell tract on the south side of the Nohunta and on both aides of Dennis Branch.........
200 acres.
Witnesses: Henry BOYTE (seal)
James Grantham Mary (X) BOYTE (seal)
Raymond Freely
Registered Feb term 1833
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CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS FROM MISSISSIPPI
38TH CAVALRY (A-B)
W. H. BOYETTE Co. A 38th Regiment Mississippi Volunteers rank: private muster roll for Mar 15 to June 30, 1862; June 30, 1862 to (left blank)
enlisted: 15 Mar 1862
where: Lexington
by whom: Capt. KEVIN
period: three years
Absent: sick
received bounty
remarks: died
(editor's note: William was born about 1830 in Mississippi, the son of Sarah BOYETT who was born about 1799 in Tennessee; he married Bettie WOOSTER (daughter of James and Mary). The family lived in Holmes Co., MS when the 1860 census was enumerated. William died during the Civil War on 11 July 1862. William and Bettie had one child, a posthumous daughter: Willie H. BOYETTE b. 23 Oct 1862. Willie married 16 Oct 1879 to W. P. WEST.)
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J. H. BOYT enlisted: April 1862
detached: 15 Nov 1862
note: no other information
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1900 SOUNDEX: TEXAS (B300)
submitted by Richard Sassman
Boyett, Amos C. April 1854 45 TN Grayson 48:92:1:100
Joanna W Feb. 1856 44 Tx
William F. S July 1877 22 TX
David S Aug. 1880 19 TX
Cinthia F. D Oct. 1882 17 TX
Jahue T. S Nov. 1884 15 TX
Lee A. D June 1889 10 TX
Eva 0. D June 1894 5 TX
Joe S. S Feb. 1896 4 TX
Boyett, Andrew M. Dec. 1853 46 GA Tyler 104:105:3:93
Fredonia W Jan. 1854 46 GA
Sula D Dec. 1882 17 TX
Orin S Jan. 1885 15 TX
Jeane D Dec. 1886 13 TX
Fred S July 1889 10 TX
Eva D Sept. 1891 8 TX
Ledley S Dec. 1893 6 TX
Raburn S April 1895 5 TX
Georgia D July 1889 10/12 TX
Boyatt, Austin Oct. 1878 21 TX Dallas 28:134:12:26
Sarah M. W Dec. 1882 17 TX
Boyett, C. L. Sept. 1875 24 TX McLennan 75:78:3:66
Boyt, Charles March 1875 25 TX Navarro 85:105:12:84
Boyett, Charles H. July 1871 28 AR Newton 86:55:3:74
Nannie W March 1878 22 TX
James S April 1896 4 TX
Boyett, Charles H. July 1850 49 MS Harrison 55:46:24:71
Alice W Oct. 1855 44 TX
Mamie D May 1887 13 TX
Virgie D Jan. 1889 11 TX
Wi11ie D Jan. 1891 9 TX
Charley 5 Dec. 1892 7 TX
James S March 1895 5 TX
Clyde S May 1899 1 TX
Boyett, Charles H. July 1826 73 NC Nolan 86:118:11:24
Lucretia W June 1826 73 NC
Boyette, Cora March 1877 23 GA Van Zandt 106:125:18:96
Boyett, Cornelius W. Dec. 1859 40 TX Nolan 86:118:10:25
Mattie W N.R. 1875 25 TX
Mundly, Lida SD Feb. 1892 8 TX
Boyett, Ruth D May 1894 6 TX
Ira H. S April 1896 4 TX
Georgie D May 1898 2 TX
Sul R. S May 1900 1/12 TX
Bell, John BL N.R. 1880 19 TX
Boyett, D. H. Oct. 1867 23 TX McLennan 75:75:6:25
Carry C. W March 1880 20 TX
Harry Lee S March 1900 3/12 TX
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Boyett, Daniel Dec. 1850 49 VA Brazos 12:5:5:29
L. A. W Aug. 1855 45 TX
Maggie D Aug. 1892 7 TX
Luthiry D Jan. 1895 5 TX
Beyett, David C. Sept. 1871 28 MO Lamar 69:71:5:82
Beula J. W Dec. 1874 25 TX
Boyett, Denson Sept. 1836 63 AL Sabine 94:68:13:29
Boyett, Doc Jan. 1874 26 TX Henderson 57:63:5:81
Dallie W July 1882 17 TX
Allen C. S June 1899 1/12 TX
Boyett, E. H. Dec. 1878 22 TX Johnson 65:66:10:5
D. 0. W March 1881 19 TN
B. S. F Jan. 1831 69 MO
Boyett, E. W. May 1871 29 MO Johnson 65:66:10:1
M. C. W Dec. 1882 17 TN
E. L. D Dec. 1897 2 TX
M. M. D June 1899 1 TX
Boyett, Early M. Jan. 1875 25 AL Runnels 93:126:15:6
Boyett, Edna J. Sept. 1877 22 TX Hays 56:76:8:13
Boyett, Elijah Dec. 1838 61 TN Aransas 21:1:13:96
Susan W July 1841 58 TX
Chas S Sept. 1882 17 TX
Boyet, Elzie March 1828 71 AL Nacogdoches 83:40:12:66
Sarah E. W Feb. 1854 46 AL
Jesse A. S Feb. 1883 17 TX
Louisa J. D March 1880 20 TX
Boyett, Esra Nov. 1850 49 TX Smith 97:104:11:5
Mary W Dec. 1868 31 TX
Leeah D Sept. 1885 14 TX
Myrtle D June 1887 12 TX
Smith, Frank FL March 1824 76 AL
Martha ML Nov. 1841 58 TN
Felix C Aug. 1864 35 TX
Boyett, Ethie Sept. 1871 28 TX Jasper 64:29:23:88
Sarah J. W March 1878 22 TX
Boyett, Everett R. March 1863 37 TX Taylor 101:149:6:67
Ida W Feb. 1866 34 TX
Eula D July 1884 15 TX
Inez D July 1887 12 TX
Phipps S Oct. 1891 8 TX
John S Feb. 1894 6 TX
Lyda D Dec. 1896 4 TX
Jewel D March 1898 2 TX
Boyt, Florida E. June 1849 51 GA Haskell 56:89:3:80
Boyt, Franklin Oct. 1876 23 FL Harris 53:66:3:30
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Boyett, George T. Nov? 1843 56 GA Dallas 26:89:1:64
Nancy W Oct. 1850 49 VA
Margaret S Jan. 1884 15 TX
Georgie T. D Dec. 1888 11 TX
Boyt, Geo. W. N.R. N.R. 46 TX Haskell 56:87:12:21
Boyett, Green B. Dec. 1832 68 AL Wise 114:141:6:87
Lydia D. W June 1848 51 GA
Jackson J. S April 1886 14 TX
Vought, Charles V. SL May 1868 32 TX
Rosalie D July 1883 16 TX
Boyett, Henry J. March 1872 28 TX Jasper 64:29:9:40
Margrett W Dec. 1873 26 TX
Ollie 0. D Aug. 1894 5 TX
Bessie D Sept. 1896 3 TX
Etta D Feb . 1899 1 TX
Daugherty, Clancy ML Dec. 1838 61 AL
Marshall, Amanda SiL Dec. 1871 28 TX
Ana? D Dec. 1898 1 TX
Boyett, J. L. July 1878 21 MO McLennan 75:78:3:67
Boyett, Jas B. Dec. 1874 25 TX Sabine 94:68:3:52
Bessie W April 1881 19 LA
Walter S Feb. 1899 1 TX
Boyett, James E. March 1837 63 TN Wise 114:150:14:68
Mary E. W Oct. 1841 58 TN
Arthur B. S March 1881 19 TX
Boyett, James E. Feb. 1874 26 TX Jasper 67:29:23:85
Thebran A. W Nov. 1871 28 TX
Espie D Oct. 1899 7/12 TX
Boyette, Jessey J. Dec. 1848 51 AL Smith 97:98:8:56
Mary B. W Aug. 1852 47 TX
Nora D Jan. 1874 26 TX
Ada D March 1876 24 TX
Mabell D Sept. 1878 21 TX
Hayden S April 1884 16 TX
Luriel D May 1886 14 TX
Ibsam S Jan. 1889 11 TX
Boyte, Jessey R. July 1869 30 TX Fannin 39:74:10:9
Annie W Jan. 1874 25 TX
May D Jan. 1895 5 TX
Alvin R. S Sept. 1898 1 TX
Boyett, Jessie June 1868 32 AR Cooke 24:25:17:22
Carrie W March 1878 22 TX
Dan S June 1894 5 TX
Boyette, Jeter Nov. 1883 16 TX Scurry 95:135:16:26
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Boyett, Joanna M. Oct. 1842 57 TN San Saba 95:133:4:95
William T. S Jan. 1863 37 Tx
John S. S Aug. 1875 24 TX
Snyder E. 5 July 1881 18 Tx
Harrell, Elizabeth Si May 1840 60 TN
Boyett, John C. N.R. 1864 36 TX Brown 13:8:3:40
Lidy W May 1878 21 GA
Callie D Aug. 1895 4 Tx
John E. S Jan. 1899 1 TX
Boyett, John E. Sept. 1854 46 MS San Augustine 94:77:1:14
Ollive W Sept. 1867 33 Tx
Win. E. 5 Nov. 1887 13 TX
Mary E. D March 1890 10 Tx
Winnie E. D Sept. 1892 7 Tx
Joseph L. S Feb. 1895 5 TX
Lillie M. D Dec. 1897 2 Tx
Lillie D. D Dec. 1897 2 Tx
Boyet, John E. March 1871 29 TX Nacogdoches 83:49:12:44
Willis W Feb. 1871 29 Tx
Zeolla D Nov. 1895 4 TX
Vanie D Nov. 1897 2 Tx
George 5 April 1900 2/12 Tx
Boyett, John E. April 1866 34 Tx Tyler 104:110:6:28
Mary E. W Sept. 1877 22 GA
Annie L. D March 1894 6 TX
Henry E. S Feb. 1898 2 Tx
Dorah D March 1900 2/12 Tx
Boyatt, John H. Jan. 1854 46 AL McLennan 75:72:15:66
Belle J. W Sept. 1853 46 TX
Frank W.D. 5 Aug. 1873 26 TX
Jannie B. D Nov. 1894 5 TX
Boyett, John L. July 1869 30 AL Hamilton 52:84:1:64
Boyett, John 0. May 1862 38 AL Sabine 94:72:5:80
Mattie A.E. W March 1870 30 TX
Lula I. D Oct. 1888 11 TX
Elisha 0. S Jan. 1891 9 Tx
William N. S May 1895 5 TX
Zenas 5 Aug. 1898 1 TX
Boyt, John T. May 1867 33 AR Sabine 94:71:3:41
Ida W May 1874 26 TX
Hardy 5 Oct. 1891 8 TX
Ada D May 1894 6 TX
Burtis S March 1896 4 TX
Lula D Aug. 1897 2 TX
Boyett, John W. June 1848 51 AL Hamilton 52:84:1:65
Mary E. W Sept. 1849 50 AL
Lula E. D March 1881 19 AL
Lillian V. D Feb. 1883 19 MS
Eddie J. D Oct. 1892 7 TX
Lucian E. GS Dec. 1893 6 TX
Lucinda M Aug. 1825 74 AL
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Boyett, John W. Feb. 1856 44 Tx Newton 86:51:11:83
Henrietta w July 1861 38 GA
Elizabeth L. D Oct. 1878 22 TX
Noah J. S March 1882 18 Tx
George P. S march 1884 16 TX
Henrietta D March 1886 14 TX
John H. S July 1888 11 TX
Martha A. D Oct. 1890 9 Tx
Minnie M. D March 1893 7 TX
Ennie D May 1899 1 TX
Boyatt, John W. Jan. 1862 38 TX Palo Pinto 87:122:3:62
Mary E. W Oct. 1865 35 TX
Sarah D Oct. 1884 16 TX
Mary F. D March 1886 14 TX
George W. S July 1891 8 TX
John J. S Oct. 1894 5 TX
Joseph A. S June 1899 11/12 TX
Boyett, Jonie Jan. 1875 26 AR Comanche 23:33:13:91
Edna W Feb. 1874 26 MO
Maggie D Aug. 1895 4 TX
Boyt, Joseph K. April 1873 27 TX Sabine 94:71:3:57
Emma A. W Jan. 1879 21 TX
Etta L. D July 1897 3 TX
Jessie M. S Sept. 1899 9/12 TX
Boyett, Julius May 1873 27 AL Runnels 93:126:15:7
Boyett, Julia April 1867 33 TX Navarro 85:105:25:74
William S Sept. 1886 13 TX
Bessie D July 1890 9 TX
Ada D Nov. 1893 6 TX
Boyett, Lafayett B. Oct. 1850 49 LA Jasper 69:29:23:83
Frances W Jan. 1861 39 TX
Boyett, Lawson June 1875 24 TX Van Zandt 106:126:10:91
Dora Z. W Sept. 1886 23 TX
Jesse M. S Sept. 1896 3 TX
Boyett, Lizzie E. Aug. 1877 22 TX Nacogdoches 83:39:11:30
Boyet, Louise July 1853 46 TX Fannin 39:83:4:11
Hue D Dec. 1884 15 TX
Johnie S Jan. 1890 10 TX
Boyett, Lucian April 1871 29 AL Titus 101:118:13:7
Cora W Aug. 1860 19 AR
Herbert S May 1899 1 TX
Boyett, Mark D. March 1857 43 TX Nolan 86:118:11:26
Mary J. W Aug. 1868 31 TX
Gertrude D Oct. 1887 12 TX
Sebron S Oct. 1888 11 TX
Malcom S Dec. 1889 10 TX
Eliza D Aug. 1891 8 TX
Belvia D March 1693 7 TX
22
Rachel D Feb. 1895 5 TX
Elsie D Nov. 1896 3 TX
Caleb S Sept. 1898 1 TX
Boyett, Marion Jan. 1870 30 TX Comanche 23:36:7:48
Jessie W April 1872 28 TX
Emmett S May 1897 3 TX
Boyett, Martha Sept. 1825 74 MS Llano 74:127:9:67
Boyett, Martha A. Aug. 1844 55 MS Sabine 94:68:17:30
Boyett, Mary Jan. 1863 37 AL Van Zandt 106:134:19:37
Pompie S Oct. 1881 17 AL
Nancy Si Feb. 1861 39 AL
Richard N Feb. 1889 11 AL
Boyette, Mary E. Sept. 1834 65 AL Van Zandt 106:125:16:69
Boyt, Nancy April 1841 59 MS Harris 54:97:14:79
Arthur H. S March 1873 27 MS
Leila D Nov. 1881 18 MS
Boyett, Nary June 1873 26 TX Jasper 64:29:22:10
Julia W April 1875 25 LA
Nettie D Oct. 1880 9 TX
Clifford S Dec. 1897 2 TX
Susan D Sept. 1899 8/12 TX
Boyt, Nathan D. July 1876 23 TX Sabine 94:71:3:99
Esther E. W Oct. 1879 20 TX
Boyte, Needham Nov. 1849 50 MS Freestone 43:39:13:81
Mary E. W Oct. 1866 33 TN
Mosie D Oct. 1890 9 TN
John L. S May 1892 8 TN
Oscar S Feb. 1894 6 TX
Isaac N. S May 1895 5 TX
Odey S July 1896 3 TX
Ruby S Aug. 1899 9/12 TX
Boyett, Nora A. April 1888 12 TX Smith 97:104:4:13
Boyett, Noah May 1875 25 TX Sabine 94:71:12:38
Mattie W Nov. 1875 24 TX
Edward S July 1894 5 TX
George S July 1896 3 TX
Noah A. S Feb. 1900 3/12 TX
Boyt, Phillip w. April 1846 54 LA Sabine 94:71:3:50
Sarah C. W Oct. 1840 49 LA
Elias M. S June 1881 18 TX
Columbus S. S June 1884 16 TX
Della L. D Dec. 1886 13 TX
Lea E. D Nov. 1890 9 TX
Earnest E. S Oct. 1893 6 TX
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Boyett, Rebecca L. Nov. 1839 AR Brown 13:8:3:34
Boyett, Rebecca Feb. 1870 30 GA Stephens 98:143:1:70
Jasper S Jan. 1890 3 GA
Silas P. S Dec. 1897 2 TX
Willie J. S March 1900 2/12 TX
Boyett, Robert E. May 1850 50 TN Palo Pinto 87:122:8:89
Sarah H. W Feb. 1849 51 SC
Eve D Jan. 1880 20 TX
Stuart, William SL Jan 1873 27 TX
Boyett, Leonard S Nov. 1889 11 TX
Boyett, Robert E. Sept. 1865 34 TX Sabine 94:72:5:86
Clarisa W July 1877 22 TX
Mable E. D Sept. 1894 5 TX
Aaron S March 1898 2 TX
Boyett, Robert H. May 1869 31 TX Henderson 57:63:12:27
Maude A. W Oct. 1873 26 MS
Junie D July 1895 4 TX
Lonzo P. S Oct. 1899 7/12 TX
Boyt, Robert J. Feb. 1854 46 TN Palo Pinto 87:122:18:79
Luticia E. D Feb. 1887 13 TX
Jonnie T.C. S Jan. 1889 11 TX
Boyett, Robert W. March 1878 22 TX Palo Pinto 87:121:3:45
Boyett, Samuel H. Dec. 1866 3;~ TX Hays 56:76:8:12
Boyett, Sarah Oct. 1847 52 TX Nacogdoches 83:46:14:56
Minnie L. D June 1876 23 TX
Ollie L. D May 1878 22 TX
Sarah A. D Jan. 1881 19 TX
Mary D Nov. 1882 17 TX
Mina D March 1885 15 TX
Noah S April 1887 13 TX
Olar D April 1889 11 TX
Novell S Sept. 1892 7 TX
Boyett, Sarah C. June 1850 49 AL Shakleford 96:137:51:51
Essie J. D April 1879 21 AR
Jessie T. S Sept. 1882 17 AR
Lucretia ML Nov. 1814 85 NC
Boyett, Silas L. March 1847 53 LA Henderson 57:63:22:11
Eva E. D Feb. 1884 16 TX
Boyt, Thomas Oct. 1852 47 TN Hood 54:91:28:47
Mollie W Dec. 1852 47 GA
Bessie M. D May 1886 14 TX
Augustus S March 1889 11 TX
Audy D Feb. 1896 4 TX
Wilcox, George N July 1891 8 TX
Boyet, Thomas C. June 1867 33 TX Lamar 69:62:21:38
May W April 1877 23 MO
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Boyett, Thomas Jan. 1873 27 TX Brown 13:8:3:35
Belle L. W Dec. 1875 25 TX
Gertrude C. D Nov. 1893 6 TX
Mertle V. D Oct. 1896 3 TX
Dottie B. D Dec. 1898 1 TX
Boyette, Thomas H. June 1875 24 TX Parker 89:67:21:92
Ada W Dec. 1877 22 TX
Boyett, Thomas M. July 1873 26 TX Milam 79:74:2:54
Charity G. W Sept. 1876 23 AL
Willie S Dec. 1894 5 TX
Clara D March 1898 2 TX
Boyett, Thos P. Aug. 1846 53 TX Brazos 12:9:17:44
Mary E. W May 1846 43 KY
Mosell D Oct. 1878 21 TX
Robt. T. S May 1881 19 TX
Ivan G. S April 1883 17 TX
Jennie B. D Oct. 1885 14 TX
T. P. S Sept. 1895 4 TX
Boyt, Wesley W. March 1874 26 TX Sabine 94:71:3:47
Rebecca W Aug. 1881 18 TX
Hamp H. S Dec. 1897 2 TX
Boyett, Wilford July 1893 6 TX Smith 97:97:12:27
Boyet, William Feb. 1831 69 AL San Augustine 94:77:1:60
Boyett, William March 1866 34 LA Henderson 57:63:13:87
Boyett, William March 1874 26 TX Travis 102:87:6:75
Boytt, William C. Aug. 1860 39 TX Brazos 12:13:15:33
Lillie M. W March 1861 39 TX
Bertha D March 1882 18 TX
Claude S June 1885 14 TX
Wirt L. S Feb. 1887 13 TX
Willie A. S Nov. 1888 11 TX
Tena L. D March 1891 9 TX
Gladis L. D July 1892 7 TX
Frank D. S Dec. 1895 4 TX
Norman K. S Oct. 1897 2 TX
Bailey D. S Feb. 1900 3/12 TX
Boyett, William F. Dec. 1859 40 TX Lamar 69:71:14:90
Etta W July 1864 35 MS
Viola D April 1890 10 TX
Moody D Sept. 1891 8 TX
Boyett, William H. Feb. 1854 46 TN Brazos 12:6:13:68
Sallie W July 1871 28 TX
Robert H. S Feb. 1887 13 TX
Willie P. D April 1889 11 TX
Douglas C. S May 1892 8 TX
Carrie T. D Dec. 1894 5 TX
QUERIES
BOYETT Seeking parents of Reuben BOYAT (BOYETT) who was killed in Cotton Co. Press accident in Chambers Co., AL in 1858.
He was born probably about 1823/4 in ? (1850 census gives GA). He married 18 Nov 1849 in Troup Co., GA to Louisa Amanda HEARD. They lived in 280 Dist. Chambers Co., AL
HEARD when 1850 census was taken. Father and mother of Louisa Amanda HEARD were John Jasper HEARD (b. 16 Mar 1798 son of Charles and Elinor HEARD and Amanda Melinda b. 9 May 1806). Louisa Amanda (HEARD) BOYETT married (2) James M. PITTMAN
PITTMAN on 28 Jan 1860; she d. 1 Jul 1862. Children of
Reuben & Louisa Amanda BOYETT: John Jasper b. 18 Jan 1853;
Ervin Newton b. 19 NOV 1854; George Washington b. 28 Nov 1856; and Reuben Charles b. 30 Oct 1858. Child of James and Louisa PITTMAN: Lucinda Elama b. I May 1861.
Major Charles E. Boyette
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BOYETTE Seeking information on parents of George BOYETTE b. 1770 NC (?), d. 1852 Johnston Co., NC, m. Tamsey O'NEAL, father
O’NEAL of Penelope, Cally, Larry, Garry, James, Martha, and Larkin
C. Was he son of Sarah, d. 1790-1799? or Edward BOYET, Jr.
taxpayer in 1769 Dobbs Co., NC?
Chuck Pekor
Star Route Box 635
Perdido Beach, Al' 36530
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BOYET Seeking information on the James BOYET and Sabra SASSER family of Wayne Co., NC and Screven Co., GA. Also seeking
HOLLOWAYS information on the HOLLOWAYS in Georgia.
Gay Martin
192 Wood Hall Dr.
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