1992 Boyett Newsletter(C)2000 Boulineau Press
BOYT/E-BOYET/T/E NEWSLETTER
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Vol. VII, No.3 June/July/Aug 1992
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Published and edited by Wendy L. Elliott, 4808 E. Garland St., Anaheim, CA 92807-1005
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Livingston CO., KY..................................................2
Burel BOYETT Family ......................................... 4
Thomas James BOYETT........................................11
Howell Kirby BOYETTE Family...........................12
Queries.................................................14
Alabama 1900 Census.............................................14
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Editor's Note: The following article has been copied verbatim although much of the earlier detail is incorrect and undocumented. The story about two brothers arriving in the U.S. is one of the most frequently found American family traditions--not only among BOYT/BOYET/BOYETT/BOYETTE families, but in most families throughout the nation.
In addition, in this article the brothers are identified as Thomas and Eli; these names do appear in the family, but there is nothing to verify the statement that Eli came with Thomas. Thomas BOYTE/BOYT is the first of the name to be documented in Virginia records (VA Colonial Land Grant, Nansemond Co. dated 1697, and 1704 tax list). Another Thomas was the first to be recorded in North Carolina records (Johnston Co. - 1752 court record). The given name "Thomas" appears in most generations from 1697 down to the present. Eli BOYETT (b. 1809 Wayne Co., NC) was the son of Henry who was the son of Thomas BOYTE, Jr. of Wayne Co. NC whose will was probated in 1817, who was the son of Thomas BOYET whose will was probated in Wayne Co., NC in Jan 1787. Eli was not an immigrant. As far as this editor knows the given name Eli does not appear in the family prior to 1800. From 1800 and down, it is used in later generations.
Two independent onomatologists [one who studies the origin and history of names] have stated and/or published that the surname BOYETT (and all it varieties) is of Scotch-Irish origin having originally derived from the surname BOYD. This information coordinates which some of that published in this article, but disagrees with the French Huguenot claim. The surname BOYT or any of its various spellings has not been found in any of a variety of English records and sources. It does appear in some Irish records.
The stowaway story continues to appear in various articles concerning the BOYT/BOYET/BOYETT/BOYETTE family. No documentation has been found to substantiate this claim, but it is doubtful that any record exists today--if the story is true and a record was made. Whether or not the ancestor/s had the stated numbers of boys and girls is unknown. The claim that John BOYETTE. married Margaret CALHOUN, sister of the statesman, probably can be proven [or disproven if it is wrong] with a little research into the life of the statesman. The data about the author's own parentage and family probably can be verified easily.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY, KENTUCKY: HISTORY AND FAMILIES, 1798-1989
VOLUME I
pp.288-289
MADDUX-BOYETTE
During the age of church reformation in France, there were many upheavels in the reign of Louis XIV. Many of the Huguenots were forced to leave and went to England or Scotland which was Protestant territory.
Many of the Huguenot families eventually reached the Carolina district, which was liberal and with no religious restrictions. Such a family was the Boyette family, reaching Carolina via North Ireland and England. Thomas and Eli Boyette possibly came over as stowaways. Four days out to sea the captain found them in the hold of the ship and put them at hard labor until they reached North Carolina.
| One of them raised nine boys and one girl and the other raised nine girls and one boy. One of the sons, John Boyette, married Margaret Calhoun, sister of the statesman, John C. Calhoun. From the John Boyette family |
came more sons, one of whom was born in a little Mississippi town known as Boyette's Crossing. A son of the next generation moved to Sallis, MS where he reared 11 sons and daughters. One of these sons was L.P. Boyette who moved to Water Valley, MS and married Louella Ware.
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L.P. and Lou Ella had two daughters, Helen Boyette Ousley, deceased, and Hazel Boyette Maddux. The family moved to Paducah, KY where Mr. Boyette later died.
Hazel graduated from Holmes College, Goodman, MS and trained as a clinical lab technician and phlebotomist at Illinois Central Hospital School of Medical Technology, Chicago. She has worked in Chicago, Paducah and Salem. She married Jesse Petway Maddux, son of Homer and Nellie Gray Maddux. They spent their married life in Salem where Jesse was vice-president of Salem Bank.
Jesse, who died Dec.13, 1986, served 39 months in the United States Infantry during World War II. He was a staff sergeant and was the recipient of the Purple Heart and Bronze Star Awards during his service in the South Pacific.
Hazel continues to live in Salem where her mother, Lou Ella Boyette, now 105 lives with her.
The children of Jesse and Hazel are Howard Gregory and John Phillip.
Gregory received the M.D. Degree from the University of Louisville and a Specialty in Family
Practice from Spartanburg, SC. He has been associated with Family Practice Clinic in
Crittenden and Livingston Counties for nine years and is married to Sheala Karen Richards of
Dawson Springs. She is a graduate of Murray State University, has attended Catherine
Spaulding College in Louisville, and has worked as a chemist and a teacher.
Their children are Elizabeth Ann (Mar. 2, 1980) and David Gregory (Nov. 1, 1983). The family lives in Crittenden County.
Phillip is a graduate of Murray State University and is superintendent of the Crittenden-Livingston County Water District. He is married to Janet Lee Patmor, daughter of George and Marian Patmor. She is a graduate of Campbellsville college, holds a master of Education Degree from Murray State and teaches kindergarten at Salem and Hampton. They live in Salem with their children, Jonathan Patmore (June 5, 1982) and Stephen Phillip (Jan. 18, 1987).
Submitted by Hazel Maddux
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Editor's Note: Another article in this volume includes data on BOYETTs as abstracted below:
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SPELL-PIPPEN
The 1810 census of Livingston County has listing of Redin Spil: one male 25-45 years, one female 25-45 years, one male under ten years, two females under ten years and one slave.
John was the youngest of a family of two girls and three boys.
Lucy (Louisa M.) b. July 6, 1806...
Margaret b. ca 1908...
Wiley b. ca 1809/10...
Reddin(g) Jr. b. Feb.17, l815
John F. b. July 1, 1817 m. first Mary Catherine Phillips July 24, 1839... the mother of all his children. To this union six children were born: William Redding b. Apr.10, 1840 m. first Edney P. Slayden June 27, 1862, m. second Narcissus Caroline (Nelson) BOYETT on Dec.19, 1865.. .
Submitted by Mrs. Mary (Stanley) Wingert
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DESCENDANTS OF BUREL/BURRELL BOYETT?
Submitted by Joyce Boyett
1422 W. Clio Drive
Pensacola, FL 32505
Introduction: It is believed that James A. BOYETT was also a son of Burel BOYETT. Descendants of James A. and Burel/Burrell in some cemeteries are buried near one another. Also, Emanuel D. Boyett's (wife: Frances Lucinda “Lucy” COON) sons lived near James E. BOYETT in Santa Rosa/ Okaloosa counties in Florida and are buried in the same cemetery. These are too many coincidences for them not to be related somehow. Can anyone unravel this? [Editor's Note: the data for Arthur, Bennett, and Seth BOYETT and their descendants is presented together, followed by data on James BOYETT and descendants.]
The Index to Georgia Tax Distest, 1814-1817 lists three BOYETT men in Tattnall County, all residents of Keen District in 1817. These three men are all enumerated on page 003 and are Arthur, Bennett, and Seth BOYETT.
In the series Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, Volume 3, it is shown that Daniel HIGHSMITH, 1770-1 830, married Elizabeth STANCIL. Their daughter, Lucretia, was born about 1792; she married Arthur BOYT on 9 July 1812. A deed-of-gift was recorded on 12 July 1825 which shows from Daniel and Elizabeth HIGHSMITH to their son-in-law, [Arthur] BOYT, and three BOYT grandchildren: Joseph, Daniel, and Bennett. This was registered in Deed Book B, p. 284, Tattnall County, Georgia. [IF Arthur and Elizabeth used a common naming pattern in naming their sons, this would indicate that Arthur was the son of Joseph BOYETT (as their son, Daniel apparently was named for her father) and Arthur's oldest brother was Bennett BOYETT.] In 1830, Arthur BOYT was residing in Covington Co., AL.
Old Sparta and Elba Land Office Records and Military Warrants, 1822-1860, shows that Emanuel BOYETT was a resident of Covington Co, AL on 24 Nov 1836. He resided in Township 4, Range 17.
1830 U.S. CENSUS, COVINGTON CO., AL
BOYETT, Bennet 1 male 30-40, 1 female 30-40, 1 female 60-70
BOYETT, Cullen 1 male 30-40, 1 female 30-40
BOYETT, Arthur 1 male 40-50, 1 female 20-30, 2 males 10-15, 1 male 15-20
BOYETT, Burrell 1 male 50-60, 1 female 20-30, 1 male and 2 females 5-10, 2 males 10-15
(Editor's Note: Arthur, Bennett, and Daniel served in Justice's Co., Wellborn's AL Md. Vol. during Creek War 1836-37. Burrell and John served in Gunn's Co., Webb's Bttn AL Md Mu Int, James and Jesse served in Roger's
Co., 42 AL Mu; James served in Kenner's Co., Wellborn's AL Md. Vols and another Bennett served in MclnisCo., 42 AL Mil.]
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1840 U.S. CENSUS, COVINGTON CO., AL
BOYETT, Daniel 1 male 20-30, 1 female 20-30, 1 female 0-5
BOYETT, Bennet 1 male 20-30, 1 female 20-30, 1 male 0-5, 2 females 0-5
BOYETT, Burrell 1 male 50-60, I female 40-50, 1 male 15-20
BOYETT, John 1 male 15-20, 1 female 15-20
BOYETT, Joseph 1 male 20-30, 1 female 20-3-, 1 female 5-10
BOYETT, Bennett Sr. 1 male 40-50, 1 female 40-50
BOYETT, Saith I male 60-70, 1 female 50-60, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 15-20,
and 1 female 20-30.
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COMPILED FROM SEVERAL CENSUSES, COVINGTON CO., AL
Burrell BOYETT b. NC; Ch: b. in GA between 1810-30: William, John, 1 male, & 2 females
Bennett (Benjamin) BOYETT b. NC; wife: Nancy; NO ISSUE.
Seth/Saith BOYETT b. NC; wife: Mary; Ch: Susannah and a son.
Arthur BOYETT b. NC; wife: Lucretia HIGHSMITH; Ch: Bennett (Benjamin J.), Joseph, and Daniel.
Henry BOYETT m. Ally
Benjamin J. BOYETT (? son of Arthur?) m. Sarah.
Joseph BOYETT (son of Arthur) m. Nancy.
Daniel BOYETT (son of Arthur) m. Telitha
Emmanuel BOYETT b. 1816 GA; m. Ava/Avy
Bennett J. BOYETT (son of Arthur?) m. Fatama
John L. BOYETT b. @ 1845
Gibson BOYETT
James L. BOYETT; m. Rebecca
Thomas BOYETT; m. Mary
I. William BOYETT b. @ 1824 (son of Burel and Mary (BALLARD) BOYETT); m. Elizabeth GATES, b. @ 1823.
Their children:
1. Matthew b. 1844; CSA private Co. B 18th AL Inf. enlisted 9 July 1861; killed at Shiloh, 6 Apr 1862.
2. Sarahann b. @ 1845;
3. Caroline (Nancy) b. 1847.
4. William D. b. Sep 1849; m. Martha A.
5. Tempy/Tippy Miranda Cynthia Ann b. 4 Apr 1851; m.James Marion HOWARD,Sr
6. Emanuel D. b. 18 Ayg 1854; m. Frances Lucinda COON.
Sources: 1850, 1860, 1870, 1900 U.S. Censuses for Covington Co., AL.
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4. William D. BOYETT, b. Sep 1849, (son of William and Elizabeth (GATES) BOYETT); m.
Martha A. b. Nov 1853.
Their children:
i. M. A. (male) b. @ 1851
ii. Wm. A. b. Jan 1873
iii. E. E. (male) b. @ 1875
iv. Hubbart Denis b. Jan 1879; m. Stella G.
V. Burill L. b. July 1885
vi. Nola M. b. Sep 1886
vii. Emma b. Oct 1887 (twin)
viii. Alley E. b. Oct 1887 (twin)
ix. Grover C. b. 3 Feb 1894; d. 15 Apr 1903.
x. Zeilar b. Jan 1896 (female)
Sources: 1880-1900 U.S. Censuses Covington Co., AL.
5. Tempy/Tippy Miranda Cynthia Ann BOYETT b. 4 April 1851 (daughter of William and
Elizabeth (GATES) BOYETT); m. James Marion HOWARD, Sr. She d. 9 May 1922,
Florala, AL.
Their child:
I. Nettie Elizabeth HOWARD b. 13 Oct 1882 Crenshaw Co., AL; m. Green COLEMAN; d. 24 Jan 1967 Andalusia, AL.
6. Emanuel Delany BOYETT b. 18 Aug 1854, AL (son of William and Elizabeth (GATES)
BOYETT); m. Frances Lucinda "Lucy" COON (1,. 12 Sep 1850 in AL; d. 19 Jan 1927;
bur. Harmony Church Cem, Andalusia, AL); Emanuel d. 25 June 1903 and is bur. in
Harmony Church Cem, Andalusia, AL.
Their children:
i. Mary Ella b. 31 July 1880 in AL.
ii. Wiley William b. 25 Aug 1883 in AL; m. 19 Apr 1909 in Escambia Co., AL; d. 3 April 1935 in Baker, FL; bur Beaver Creek Cem.
iii. Martha M. b. 20 July 1887 in AL.
iv. Jesse Oliver b. Sep 1894 in AL; m. 31 Aug 1813 in Santa Rosa Co., FL; d. 1959 in Baker, FL; bur Beaver Creek Cem.
[Editor's Note: The following data was abstracted for the above family from the 1984 version of the International
Genealogical Index (IGI) compiled by the Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT:
Delaney BOYETTE of Covington Co., AL in. Frances Lucinda COON; their children were as follows:
Ella E. h. 31 July 1880 in Opp, Covington, AL.
Wiley W. b. 25 Aug 1883 in Opp, Covington, AL.
Martha b. 20 July 1887 in Opp, Covington, AL.
Jesse Oliver b. 26 Sep 1894 in Opp, Covington. AL.
See also 1900 U.S. Census Covington Co., AL as abstracted and shown herein on pp.16-17.]
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i. Jesse Oliver BOYETT b. Sep 1894 in AL (son of Emanuel Delany and Frances Lucinda “Lucy" (COON) BOYETT); m. 31 Aug 1913 in Santa Rosa Co., FL to Florida Vinece "Dink" HAMILTON (1,. 1891; d. 1981 in Baker, FL; bur. Beaver Creek Cem); Jesse d. 1959 in Baker, FL; bur. Beaver Creek Cem.
Their children:
i. Jessie A. b. 1926; d. 1929 in Baker, FL; bur. Beaver Creek Cem.
ii. Earnest Malcom b. 1931; d. 1939 in Baker, FL; bur. Beaver Creek Cem.
iii. Wiley William BOYETT, Sr. b. 25 Aug 1883 in AL (son of Emanuel Delany and
Frances Lucinda "Lucy" (COON) BOYETT); m. 19 Apr 1909 in Escambia Co., AL to
Adaline JONES (1). 20 Nov 1882; d. 13 Dec 1948 in Baker, FL; bur. Beaver Creek
Cem); d. 3 Apr 1935 in Baker, FL; bur. Beaver Creek Cem.
| i. Manuel D. b. 11 June 1910; m. 5 Dec 1933 Santa Rosa Co., FL; d. 16 Feb 1958, Baker, FL; bur. Beaver Creek Cem. |
ii. Madeline A. b. 27 Feb 1912; d. 24 May 1981 in Baker, FL; bur. Beaver Creek Cem.
iii. Charley J. b. 5 June 1914; m. Elsie; d. I May 1965 Baker, FL; bur. Beaver Creek Cem.
iv. Wiley W. Jr. b. 25 Feb 1917; m. 6 Mar 1965 to M. Ella Faye.
v. John P. b. 1 Jan 1920; d. 13 June 1987 in Baker, FL; bur Beaver Creek Cem.
II. John BOYETT b. @ 1823 (son of Burrell/Burel and Mary (BALLARD) BOYETT); m.
Susan b. @ 1827.
Their Children:
1. Nancy b. @ 1842
2. William b. @ 1844
3. Millyann b. @ 1845
4. Martha b. @ 1846
5. John A. D. b. @ 1848
6. Tempa C. b. @ 1849
7. Matilda C. @ 1854
8. William Matthew b. @ 1866
Sources: 1850, 1860, 1870 U.S. Censuses Covington Co., AL.
5. John D. BOYETT b. @ 1849 (son of John and Susan BOYETT); m. Frances b. @ 1848.
Their children:
i. William Pleasant; m. Dora
ii. James F. b. 1867
iii. Henry Haywood b. Feb 1871; m. Ettie b. Sep 1875
iv. John b. 1873
v. Willis M. "Willy" b. 1876/77; m. Emma A. b. 1871.
vi. Rasbury B. m. Mary E.
Sources: 1870 U.S. Census Covington Co., AL; 1880 U.S. Census Butler Co., AL.
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i. William Pleasant BOYETT, b. Feb 1865 (son of John D. and Frances BOYETT); m. Dora, b. Oct 1872. [See also p.15 herein.]
ii John b. Sep 1890
iii. Willie b. Aug 1892
iv Mattie L. b. June 1894
v. Ray b. Feb 1898
iii. Henry Haywood BOYETT b. Feb 1871 (son of John D. and Frances BOYETT); m. Ettie b. Sep 1875. [See also pp. 14-15 herein.]
i. Raspberry b. Apr 1893; m. Lilly B.
ii, Bessie Lee b. Apr 1896
iii. Una (female) b. 1902
iv. John T. b. 1906
v.. Catherine b. 1909
v. Willis M. "Willy" BOYETT b. 1876177 (son of John D. and Frances BOYETT); m. Emma A., b. 1871.
Their children:
i. Edward M. b. 1895
ii Autie E. (female) b. 1902; m. Hobson WILLIAMS
iii. Annie A. b. 1905
Source: 1910 U.S. Census Covington Co., AL.
vi. Rasbury B. BOYETT b. 12 Oct 1876 (son of John D. and Frances BOYETT); m. Mary E. b. 10 Mar 1866; d. 15 Jan 1947.
Their children:
i. Sallie Mae b. 1903; m. J. C. BROOKS
ii. Horace "Bud" b. 1903; m. Marie NORSEWORTHY (b. 1908; d. 1967); Horace d. 1958.
Sources: 1910 U.S. Census, Covington Co., AL. and Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church Cemetery, Baker, FL.
Escambia Co., AL Historical Quarterly, Volume I, (1973) includes the following:
James BOYETT, b. 1784 in NC; d. AL; m. Elizabeth ROGERS who was b. 1795 NC; d. AL.
Their children were:
1. Gipson BOYETT b. 1815 NC; m. (1)1836 Elizabeth BATEMAN; m. 1868 (2) Josephine AMOS b. 1843; d. 1888. Gipson was a Primitive Baptist Minister.
Gipson and first wife had:
Denson;
Amarentha b. 1843.
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Gipson and second wife had:
Josephine Gertrude b. 1869; m. William W. JOHNSON.
Frances b. 1871; m. Jaspar HESTER.
Clairey;
Carrie b. 1873; m. (1) Mr. MAY; m. (2) Mr. TIDWELL
Mary b. 1876; m. Isaac EDGAR
Thomas b. 1877
Sarah Elizabeth b. 1880; m. (1) William E. ELLIS 7(2) Andrew NALL ?(3)
David
[Editor's Note: This information confirms that which has been gleaned from other sources and individuals. Some data on Eli Gipson. his siblings and their children, and his parents was published in Vol.11, No.2, pp.7-8. A compilation of data for Eli Gipson and additional data gathered from numerous sources is outlined as follows:]
Eli Gipson BOYETT b. 25 Mar 1815 in NC (son of Thomas James and Elizabeth (ROGER|S) BOYETT; m (1) 12 Nov 1836 Henry Co. AL to Elizabeth COOK (widow of Rev. John BATEMAN); in 1867 Eli was living in Butler Co., AL; he m (2)1868 Josephine AMOS (b. 1843; d. 1888); he was a Primitive Baptist minister; he witnessed a deed from his parents (James and Elizabeth) to his brother, James L. which gave James 120 acres on 23 July 1852 in Lowndes Co., AL; Eli Gipson d. 1893.
Eli Gipson and Elizabeth's children were:
Amarintha b. 24 Sep 1836 (twin) in Autauga Co., AL; m 31 July 1851 Lowndes Co., AL to John D. ISOM/ISHAM (1,. 1829 SC son of Reuben and Lursey ISOM/ISHAM).
[Ed. Note: twins' birth and parents' marriage dates are both given as 1836.50 one or both are questionable. Joyce gives Amarintha's birth year as, but her 1851 marriage date makes that extremely doubtful. The 1850 Lowndes Co., AL census enumeration calculates the twins' b. year as 1836.]
Henry Denson b. 24 Sep 1836 (twin) in Autauga Co., AL; m (1) 24 Feb 1859 Butler Co., AL Mary Jane BUNKLEY (1). 1844; dau of Jarrett N and Epsey C.;
Mary Jane d. 25 July 1882 Sabine Co., TX); Henry Denson and family
lived in Sabine Co., TX in 1880 and 1900. His children were John Oliver, Alice C., Robert Edgar, Burrell G., Leona Frances, Beulah, and James Burl.
Phillip W.
Irene b. 1851/1865; lived Lowndes Co., AL and Sabine Co., TX.
John Thomas b. May 1867; m. Ida @ 1890; had children: Hardy, Ada, Burtis, Lula.
Eli Gipson and Josephine's children were:
Josephine Gertrude
Frances Lucretia b. 1871; m. Jasper Washington HESTER; had 11 children.
Clairey
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Rebecca Caroline “Carrie”
Mary Matilda Gipson
James Thomas
Sarah Elisabeth
David William
1830 U.S. CENSUS, PIKE CO., AL
BOYETT, James 1 male 40-50, 1 female 40-50, 2 males 0-5, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 2 males and 2 females 15-20, 2 females 20-30, and 1 female 60-70
BOYETT, T. 1 male 20-30, 2 females 20-30, 1 male 0-5, 2 females 0-5
[Editor's Note: It appears that there were two families in James's household. Is is possible that the older woman may have been the mother of James or Elizabeth and the two girls who were between 20-30 and possible T. BOYETT. If the above 1830 census is for James BOYETT who m. Elizabeth ROGERS, the census shows a difference in her age as noted above. The 1830 census data provides her calculated birth as between 1780-1790; all other sources and the "family” record indicate that she was born in 1795. If in fact she was born in 1795, then she was very young to have been the mother of the two girls, who were born between 1800 and 1810. Of course it is possible, and the girls both could have been born nearer 1810 than 1800, but even if both girls were born in 1809, Elizabeth was only 14 years old that year if the 1795 date is correct. In addition, if T. BOYETT was their son, that adds another child to this same dilemma. A marriage record was recorded for James and Elizabeth (ROGERS) BOYETT in Duplin Co., NC; this gives their marriage date as 17 Oct 1809; indubably too late for these three to have been her children.]
The following is compiled from censuses for Lowndes and Butler counties, AL:
James b. NC; wife: Elizabeth ROGERS; Ch: James L., Thomas, and Gibson.
James A. BOYETT b. cal. 1821(29 in 1850); m. Martha TURMAN, b. 1825 in AL; James
served in Co. F, 33rd AL Infantry CSA. He d. 11 July 1862 in Gainesville, AL.
Their children:
1. Robson b. 1847 AL.
2. Courtney b. 15 Sep 1850 AL; m. 22 Sep 1870 Crenshaw Co., AL Wesley E. POTTER b. 22 Apr 1845; d. 28 May 1909); she d. 17 Nov 1874 in Bullock AL; bur. Friendship Church Cem. Their children: Martha W. b. July 1871; Frank b. 1874.
3. James Edward b. 19 Dec 1851 AL; m. Lucinda WASDIN (b. 1855; d. 1892); he d. 25 Oct
1933 Baker FL; bur Beaver Creek Cem. Their children: Allen Thomas b. 23 Nov 1873;
William Joseph b. 11 May 1876; John Roberson b. 27 Apr 1878; Ella J. b. 23 May
1882; Rosa L. b. 13 Sep 1884; and Minnie Ann b. 13 Dec 1886.
4. William b. 17 Jan 1855 AL; m. Margaret A. CASTON (b. Feb 1857; d. 21 Apr 1929); he d. 11 Nov 1904 Baker FL; bur Pilgrim Rest Cem. Their children are: Allen Minor b. 1 June 1879; Martha Amy b. 12 Aug 1881; Marshall M. b. 11 May 1883: John
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Columbus b. Aug 1885; Cassie b. 23 June 1887; J. William “Willie" b. Apr 1889; and Minnie Lee b. 4 May 1891.
5. Green B. b. 24 Aug 1861 AL; m. Jane E. BUCKLES (b. 4 Feb 1860; d. 19 Oct 1923); he
d. 3 Dec 1905 Opp, AL; bur Cool Springs Cem. Their children: William Matthew b.
25 Mar 1885; Roxiean L. b. May 1888; Franklin Hurston b. 19 May 1891; Ophelia b.
12 July 1894; and Jesse Clarence b. 16 Sept 1904.
?6. ?Matthew b. 1858
[Ed. Note: The editor chose not to include the later generations of this family due to space limitations. In addition to what has been left out; Joyce states that she has even more detailed information on the above families.]
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ADDITIONAL DATA ON THOMAS JAMES BOYETT
The following data is taken from an earlier Newsletter and data sent by Gertrude Stephens:
Thomas James BOYETT b. 1783/4 in Wayne Co., NC. It is believed that he is the son of Shadrack BOYET of Wayne Co., NC. Thomas James is referred to James in most records. According to Duplin Co., NC Marriage Records, James m. 17 Oct 1809 in Duplin Co., NC to Elizabeth ROGERS (b. @ 1795 in Duplin Co., NC). James and Elizabeth were Baptists. James served in the Natchez Expedition of 1813 in Troop 9 of Capt. Kavennaugh's Co. [War of 1812?]. He lived in NC until 1818 or 1819 when he moved to TN where he lived in 1822. He was in Pike Co., AL from 1828 through 1831. James served in the Creek Indian War of 1836 in Capt. L. J. KEENE's Co. for which he enlisted 30 Apr 1837 in Irvinton, Mobile Co., AL; he served until Sep 1837 when he was mustered out at Clayton, Barbour Co., AL. The family resided in Barbour Co., AL from 1840 through 1848. In 1855 he was living in Lowndes Co., AL, and in April 1856 he was living in Midway, Bullock Co., AL. On 14 May 1855 he applied for two bounty land warrants for his military service in Argus, Montgomery Co, AL. He received eighty acres for each term of service. In August 1866 he is listed in the court minutes of Lowndes Co., AL. James died in Lowndes Co., AL in 1867. It is assumed that when Elizabeth died in 1862, her death also occurred in Lowndes Co., AL. His probate records are filed in several AL counties. These include Autauga, Butler, Crenshaw (1870), and Lowndes (1867).
Their children:
1. Joseph BOYETT b. 1810 in NC; m. Nancy; lived Lowndes Co., AL in 1867.
2. Susan Louisa BOYETT b. 1812 in NC; m. S. J. WATSON; living in FL in 1870.
3. Jesse Perry BOYETT b. 20 Mar 1813 NC; m. @ 1837 Lucretia; lived Ouachita Co., AR and moved to Columbia Co., AR prior to 1860; their children: W. P., David, Jane, James, and Munroe.
4. Eli Gipson BOYETT b. 25 Mar 1815 NC (?twin of Jesse?); m. 12 Nov 1836 Elizabeth COOK BATEMAN, widow of Rev. John; m. (2) Josephine AMOS (1,. 1843; d. 1888); in 1867 he was living in Butler Co., AL; d. 1893.
5. Nancy BOYETT b. 1817 NC; m. J. H. MEDLEY; lived in Barbour Co., AL; d. bef 1867 and her children were MEDLEYs: Bartley b. @ 1845 Barbour Co; Lucy b. bet 1845-52 of Dale or Barbour Co; Betty, and Lizzy. They lived in Barbour Co., AL.
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6. Catherine BOYETT b. @ 1819; m. (1) Mr. COOK, he d. bef. 1846; m. (2)18 June 1846, Union Co., AR to Robert McMURRAY of AR; Catherine d. bef 1867, leaving three COOK children Jefferson, Louisa, and Lucretia all in TX ill 1868.
7. John J. BOYETT b. 1820 in Th; m. 1844 to Letha A. BUFFINGTON; living in Lowndes Co., AL in 1850; dau Mahala.
8. Sarah H. “Sallie” BOYETT b. @ 1822 in TN; m. @ 1837 Daniel CARY/EVANS/EADY/ EASY; lived Nine Creek twp, Columbia Co., AR in 1860; she d. bef 1866/7 Ouachita Co., AR. Sallie's children were William Marshall, Andrew Washington, Emeline/Eveline, Clementine and possibly Mary.
9. Matilda BOYETT b. @ 1825; m. 1844 in Barbour Co., AL to Edwin or Edmund WILLIS or WILSON; living in Autauga Co., AL in 1867; lived in MS; she d. in TX.
10. Henry BOYETT b. @ 1823; m. Allie GUY, dau Nancy Jane.
11. James L. BOYTT b. 1828 Pike Co., AL; m. 18 June 1848 in Barbour Co., AL to
Rebecca UPSHAW (b. 1833 GA). Their children were William G., and three daughters
A.E., Evelyn, and A.C. The family resided in Ashland Co., AR in 1850 and were in
Lowndes Co., AL in 1860.
12. James Thomas BOYETT, Jr. b. 1831 Pike Co., AL [a biographical sketch in a history of Hempstead Co., AR states that he was the eleventh of twelve children; m. (1)11 Sep 1851 Lowndes Co., AL Mary JOHNSON (1). 1833 AL dau of William and Frances (CARROLL) JOHNSON, Mary d. 1886); m. (2) @ 1888 Mrs. Theodocia (GILES) HINTON (b. Nov 1848 GA). Thomas served in Co. A 59th AL Inf in 1862; they moved to Greenville, AL in 1872 then in 1882 moved to Hope, AR; he d. 1894 in Hope, AR. His children by 1st wife are Ruffin Abraham, Martha L., Fannie L., Thomas J., Sallie 0., Callie, and Collie; by his 2nd wife he had one child, Fair, b. 1889 in Hope, AR. He farmed in AL; had merchandize store in Greenville, AL and Hope, AR. The family were of the Baptist faith. Thomas was a member of the Masonic Lodge in Hope and of the Knights of Pythias. He served two terms as Justice of the Peace.
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FAMILY HISTORY OF HOWELL KIRBY BOYETTE
Submitted by Helen Parsons Boyette, Ft. Smith, Arkansas
Ethel Dred/Etheldred BOYETT b. 10 Aug 1800 Screven Co., GA; m. 5 Sep 1821 Sarah Ann SAUCER [SASSER?) (1). 26 Oct 1806 Screven Co., GA; she d. 12 Feb 1840); he d. 27 Dec 1882; both are bur Spring Branch Cem, Columbia Co., AR. [Editor's Note: one subscriber states that the Etheldred b. 1800 GA is a brother of lames Thomas BOYETT b. 1812 GA who was in Union Par. LA in 1840, Union Co.. AR in 1860, and Bradley Co., AR in 1867; they are the sons of Edward BOYETT. Their migration patterns were almost identical. James Thomas's parentage is documented in the family history compiled by Richard Sassman and published in the Newsletter Vol.1, No.3, pp. 7-8.
William Christopher BOYETT b. 1 Oct 1822 Screven Co., GA (son of Ethel Dred and Sarah
Ann (SAUCER); m. Jane; they moved to Marion, Union Parish, LA about 1870; apparently
William Christopher died soon after as he is not listed with the family in the 1870 U.S. Census.
The rest of the family was listed in the household of the Paschel H. TUCKER family in Union
Parish in the 1870 U.S. Census.
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Their children:
Sarah b. cal 1849 in LA.
John b. cal 1851 in TX.
Daniel b. cal 1853 in AR.
Duncan b. cal 1857 in AR.
Margarite b. cal 1858 in AR.
Nancy A. b. 17 Sept 1862 Columbia Co., AR; bur Gravel Ridge Cem, Bradley Co., AR.
William Christopher b. 15 Aug 1865.
William Christopher BOYETT b. 5 Aug 1865 Columbia Co., AR (son of William Christopher and Jane); m. (1) Maudy JOINER in Union Parish, LA; m. (2)1 Mar 1891 Union Parish, LA to Mattie SEAHON; m. (3)10 July 1898, Hampton, Calhoun Co., AR to Emma Ann Bethea LAWS, widow of T. J. LAWS. (b. 15 Dec 1868 Calhoun Co., AR; d. 5 Dec 1935); d. 3 Nov 1934; they are both bur. Means Cem, Hampton, Calhoun Co., AR.
William C. and Maudy's children:
Ammer b. 1885 Huttig, AR; bur Harper Springs Cem, Union Co., AR. Fannie d. at age 12.
William C. and Mattie's children:
Minnie Ieula b. 22 June 1892 Morehouse Parish, LA; d. 3 June 1975 at Pine BLuff, AR; bur Bethel Cem Union Co. between Eldorado and Calion, AR.
Lennie b. @ 1895; d. @ 1935.
William C. and Emma Ann's children:
William Thomas b. 1899 either Bradley or Calhoun Co., AR; d. 1941; bur Means cem, Hampton, Calhoun Co., AR.
Smeed N. b. 1901 Calhoun Co., AR; d. 1913 Avenger TN.
Sneed Norman b. 7 July 1904 Calhoun Co., AR; d. 1956; bur Means Cem Hampton, Calhoun Co., AR.
Garland Wallace b. 1 Sep 1906 Calhoun Co., AR: bur Means Cem, Hampton, Calhoun, AR. Doneghy Reed b. 21 Mar 1909 Calhoun Co, AR; d. 19 Feb 1970; bur Means Cem, Hampton,
Calhoun, AR.
Howell Kirby b. 24 Jan 1912 at Hilo, Bradley Co., AR; moved to Woodberry, Calhoun Co., AR; m. Helen Parsons (b. 24 Dec 1921 Athens, Howard Co., AR); he moved to Umpire, Howard Co., AR in 1934 and was employed by the U.S. Forest Service for nine years. At the beginning of WWII he enlisted in the Navy; after his discharge, he and family moved to Fort Smith, Sebastian Co., AR; d. 4 Mar 1990, Ft. Smith, AR; bur Forest Park Cem, Ft. Smith, AR.
Their child:
Hal Wade BOYETTE b. 12 Oct 1939, Van Buren, Sebastian Co., AR. He attended Ouachita Baptist University, Arkadelphia, AR and University of Arkansas, Fayetteville; he m. Dixie Carol WEIR (b. 10 Aug 1939 Ft. Smith, Sebastian Co., AR; they reside in Milledgeville, Baldwin Co., GA. They have two sons: Hal Wesley b. 14 Apr 1976 and Robert Wayne b. 23 Aug 1979.
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Sources: Persn knowl of Howell Kirby BOYETTE; Boyt/e/Boyet/t/e Newsletter Vol. V, #1;
1910 U.S. Census Bradley Co., AR; Computer indexed marriage records, Union Parish, LA;
1860 U.S. Census Georgia twp, Columbia Co., AR; Ethel Dred's family Bible; 1870 U.S.
Census Marion, Union Parish, LA.
QUERIES:
The above information was submitted by Helen Boyette, 1200 North 49th Street, Fort Smith, AR 72904, and she would like data on where William Christopher BOYETT is buried and data on who the parents of Etheldred BOYETT were.
Natalene HALL, HC82-Box 570, Atoka, OK 74525 wishes to know if anyone knows the additional information about Jessie/Jessey Dee BOYETT who died in 1900. He was the father of James Calvery BOYETT, b. 15 March 1869 Nevada Co., AR; m. Mary Rosetta COX of Nevada Co., AK; d. 13 Nov 1936 in Push. Co. OK. Their children were Everett john, Clyde Larkin, Lathe, Anna, and Alma. Anna is 94 years old.
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1900 U.S. CENSUS CHOCTAW CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District No 23, Sheet 3 B, Precinct No.12 June 1900, #44/44
Names Rel Race Sex B.Date Age Md. B.PI FBL MBL Occun Property
BOYETT, Thomas head W M Feb 1867 33 M-12 AL AL AL Farmer Owns mort.farm
| “ Julie wife W F Feb 1857 43 M-12 AL AL AL mother of 5 ch. 4 liv |
| “ Elbert son W M Jul 1890 9 S AL AL AL no school |
" Ausburn son W M Sep 1894 5 S AL AL AL
“ Christopher son W M Jun 1896 3 S AL AL AL
| “ Robert son W M Jan 1899 1 S AL AL AL |
Enumeration District No.11? Sheet 13 A, Precinct No.2, June 22 & 5 #265/257
BOYETT. R. R. head W M Jul 18?? 20? S AL AL SC Farmer rents farm
Sallie ?mother W F Nov 1852?46 SC SC SC mother of 5, 1 living
1900 U.S. CENSUS COFFEE CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 49 Sheet 20 B, Precinct of Clintonville 22 June #242/242
BOYETT, Henry head W M Feb 1871 29 M-3 AL AL AL farmer owns farm free
“ Ettie wife W F Sep 1874 25 M-8 AL GA AL mother of 2, 2 living
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“ Asberry son W M Apr 1893 7 S AL AL AL attended school 3 mos
| “ Bessie L. dau W F Apr 1896 4 S AL AL AL |
Enumeration District 49 Sheet 7 A Precinct of Clintonville 7 June #109/109
BOYETT, Henry head W M Jan 186940 M-3 NC NC NC farmer, rents farm
| “ Julia wife W F May 1865 35 M-3 AL AL AL |
Enumeration District 46 Sheet 4 A Precinct No.6 Etta (town of) 4 June # 59/61
BOYETT, Natheson head W M Feb 187228 M-3 AL AL FL Salesman-Dry Goods, rents home
“ Kate B. wife W F Jun 1876 23 M-3 GA GA GA
Enumeration District 4 Sheet 6 A Precinct 3, Braunen? 16 June #82/82
BOYETT, Robert L. head W M Nov 1871 28 M-1 AL MS AL farmer, rents farm
| “ Della wife W F Oct 1876 23 M-1 AL AL AL mother of 1, 1 living |
Lula dau W F May 1899 0/12 AL AL AL
Enumeration District 17 Sheet 13 B Precinct 17 Enterprise, 15 June #233/233
BOYETT, Ras head W M May 1880 20 M-0 AL AL AL farmer, owns farm free
| “ Emma wife W F Jul 1878 21 M-0 AL AL AL |
Enumeration District 49 Sheet 2 A Precinct of Clintonville ? June #330/330
BOYETT, Pleas head W M Feb 1862 38 M-13 AL AL AL farmer, owns farm free
| “ Dora wife W F Oct 1875 24 M-13 AL AL AL mother of 5, 5 living |
“ May dau W F Oct 1887 12 S AL AL AL attended school
“ John son W M Sep 1890 9 S AL AL AL attended school
“ Willie son W M Aug 1892 7 S AL AL AL attended school
“ Mattie dau W F Jul 1894 5 S AL AL AL
“ ?Ray? son W M Feb 1898 2 S AL AL AL
1900 U.S. CENSUS COLBERT CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 6 Sheet 300 B or 11 ? June #4
BOYETT, J. W. head W M Jun 1864 36 M-1 MS MS MS Tie Maker Rents home
| “ ? ully? wife W F May 1866 34 M-1 MS MS MS |
1900 U.S. CENSUS COOSA CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 24 Sheet 7 B, ?Rachiford Precinct No.7 13 June #133/135 & 134/136
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BOYTT, John F. head W M Sep 1836 43 M-22 AL AL AL farmer, rents farm
| “ Sarah wife W F Aug 1859 40 M-22 AL AL AL mother of 9, 8 living |
“ Ellis son W M Aug 1886 13 S AL AL AL farm laborer, no school
“ George N. son W M Sep 1888 11 S AL AL AL farm laborer, no school
“ Beannie dau W F Apr 1981 9 S AL AL AL at school
“ Jake G? son W M Apr 1892 8 S AL AL AL
“ Rube B. son W M Jul 1897 2 S AL AL AL
“ Babe son W M Sep 1899 8/12 AL AL AL
BOYTT, Elzie head W M Aug 1879 20 M ½ AL AL AL farm laborer, rents farm
“ Minnie V. wife W F Apr 1878 22 M ½ AL AL AL
1900 U.S. CENSUS COVINGTON CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 34, Sheet 2B or 3A, Precinct (1) Andalusia (town of) 4 June #56/57
BOYETT. Irvin E. boarder WM Nov 1875 24 S AL AL FL Collecting Agent
Enumeration District 34, Sheet 22 B, Precinct 16 Straughn School House 20 June #373
BOYETT, Manuel D. head W M Aug 1854 46 M-19 AL GA GA Farmer, owns farm free
| “ Lucy K. wife W F Sep 1851 48 M-19 AL GA GA mother of 6, 4 living |
| “ Mary E. dau W F Jul 1880 19 S AL AL AL no school |
| “ William W. son W M Aug 1883 16 S AL AL AL farm laborer, no school |
| “ Martha M. dau W F Jul 1887 12 S AL AL AL no school |
“ Jesse 0. son W M Sep 1894 5 S AL AL AL
| “ Elizabeth mother W F Jun 1823 76 Wd SC At Sea NC mother of 1, 1 living |
Enumeration District 34, Sheet 28 A, Precinct 16, Straughn School House 30 June # 466
BOYETT, William D. head W M Sep 1849 50 M-30 AL GA SC Farmer, owns farm free
Martha wife W F Nov 1853 46 M-30 AL AL AL mother of 13, 11 living
William A. son W M Jan 1873 27 S AL AL AL Fire Insurance Agent
Hubbart D. son W M Jan 187921 M-0 AL AL AL farm laborer
Star Settar wife W F Dec 1886 14 M-0 AL AL AL attended school
Burill L. son W M Jul 1885 14 S AL AL AL farm laborer, school
Nola M. dau W F Sep 1886 13 S AL AL AL school
Emmer dau W F Oct 1887 12 S AL AL AL school
Alley E. dau W F Jun 1890 9 S AL AL AL school
Grover C. son W M Feb 1894 6 S AL AL AL
Zrilar dau WF Jan 1896 4 S AL AL AL
Mary E. dauinlaw W F Apr 1881 19 M-0 GA SC SC school
Enumeration District 34, Sheet 28 B, Precinct 16, Straughn School House 10 July #474 & 476
BOYETT, Ava head W F Jan 1820 80 Wd SC SC SC Farmer, owns farm free
COLE, Josephine servant W F Aug 1874 25 S GA GA GA
Isa servant W F Apr 1887 13 S AL AL AL
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BOYETT, William B. head W M unknown 22 M-6 AL AL AL Farmer, rents farm
| “ Ava E. wife W F Jul 1871 28 M-6 AL AL AL mother of 2, 1 living |
| “ Eddard M. son W M Mar 1895 5 S AL AL AL |
Enumeration District 36, sheet 3 B, Precinct No.3, Hallton, 4 June #57/57
BOYETTE, Green B. head W M Oct 1861 38 M-18 AL AL AL Farmer, owns farm free
Jane E. wife W F Feb 1860 40 M-18 AL AL AL mother of 5, 4 living
N?m M. son W M Mar 1885 15 S AL AL AL farm laborer, school
Roxiann dau W F May 1888 12 S AL AL AL farm laborer, school
| Franklin H. son W M May 1891 9 S AL AL AL |
Ofeliar dau W F Jul 1893 6 S AL AL AL
Enumeration District 36, Sheet 4 B, Precinct No.3, Hallton 5 June # 74/74
BOYETTE, Tom J. A. head W M Nov 1873 26 M-1 AL AL AL Farmer, rents farm
Ida wife W F Oct 1877 22 M-1 AL AL AL mother of 2, 2 living
Zedic dau WF Mar 1896 4 S AL AL AL
Jimmie son W M Jan 1900 4/12 AL AL AL
John R. brother WM Apr 1877 22 S AL AL AL Invalid
1900 U.S. CENSUS, CRENSHAW CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 51, Sheet 14 B, Precinct No.11, 5 & 6 June, #261
BOYETT, Wm. J. head W M May 1876 24 S. AL GA GA Farm laborer
residing with J. F. THOMASSON and wife Cyntha B. (she b. May 1883 M-1 b.AL AL AL)
1900 U.S. CENSUS, DALE CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 60, Sheet 13 B, East Half of Precinct 4/?Martin? June 18 #244
BOYETT, Port T. head W M Feb 1878 22 M-4 AL AL AL Farmer, rents farm
| “ Sallie wife W F Sep 1878 21 M-4 AL NC AL mother of 1, 1 living |
| “ Frank son W M May 1898 2 S AL AL AL |
| “ Margaret g.mother W F Jan 1836 64 Wd GA SC SC |
1900 U.S. CENSUS, GENEVA CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 71 Sheet 18 B, Center Precinct, 13? 8 June # 305/303
BOYETT, Lawrence D. head W M Apr 1874 26 M-5 AL AL AL Turpentine Work, rents Zeuley? wife W F Nov 1880 19 M-5 AL AL AL mother of 2, 2 living
Viola dau W F Sep 1895 4 S AL AL AL
Era May dau W F May 1899 1 S AL AL AL
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Enumeration District 72, Sheet 15 B, Precinct No.4, Wrights Creek 20 June #255,256,258
BOYETT, James D. head W M 52 M-18 AL AL AL Farmer, owns farm free
Emma wife W F 35 M-l8 GA GA GA
Martha R. dau W F 17 S AL AL GA school
Nola O. dau W F 12 S AL AL GA school
Henry S. son W M 7 S AL AL GA
Brondoc? son W M 5 S AL GA
Carly R. son W M 1/12 AL AL GA
JONES, Hiram S. F-n-Law W M 65 Wd GA SC
BOYETT, Henry head W M 84 M NC NC NC [illegible]
Alley wife W F 75 F NC NC NC mother of 8, 7 living
BOYETT, Hiram M. head W M 39 M-16 AL NC NC Farmer, Owns farm free
Edna wife W F 36 M-16 AL GA GA mother of 7, 6 living
Cora dau W F 13 S AL AL AL farm laborer, school
Fairo son W M 11 S AL AL AL farm laborer, school
Pearl dau W F 9 S AL AL AL
Henry son WM 7 S AL AL AL
Collumbus son W M 4 S AL AL AL
Otis son W M 1 S AL AL AL
Enumeration District 75, Sheet 11 A, Precinct of St. Paul, 13 June # 195/197
BOYTTE, Edward head W M May 1872 28 M-9 AL GA GA Farmer, own farm free
Minnie wife W F Jun 1875 24 M-9 AL AL AL mother of 3, 3 living
Clarrence son W M Feb 1895 5 S AL AL AL
Willie son W M Jul 1896 3 S AL AL AL
[blank] dau W F Dec 1897 2 S AL AL AL
BOYETT, Ann mother W F Jul 1841 58 S GA GA GA
Addie sister W F Mar 1883 17 Wd AL GA GA
Verando boarder W M Jul 1876 23 S AL AL AL
Enumeration District 77, Sheet 10 A, Precinct 10 Geneva (town) 7 June #170/178
BOYETTE, David head W M Sep 1872 27 M-7 AL GA GA Cigar Maker Rent Home
Emma wife W F Mar 1875 25 M-7 AL FL AL mother of 3, l living
Lilly M.dauW F Jan 1899 1 S AL AL AL
Delia S sister F Jul 1879 20 S AL GA GA Cigar Maker
U.S. CENSUS HENRY CO., AL
Enumeration District 82, Sheet 17 A, Precinct X?? 27 June # 342/351
McLendon, Robert head W M Dec 1854 45 M-24 GA GA GA Farmer, owns farm free
| Callie wife W F Dec 1860 39 M-24 AL GA AL mother of 7,7 living |
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Carlledg son W M Sep 1877 22 S AL GA AL Atty at law
Leon Son W M Feb 1880 20 S AL GA AL farm laborer, school
| Virgil son W M May 1882 18 S AL GA AL farm laborer, school |
Veilmer dau W F Jan 1885 15 S AL GA AL school
| Maggie dau W F Feb 1888 12 S AL GA AL school |
Robert son W M Jul 1894 5 S AL GA AL
Homer son W M Apr 1897 2 S AL GA AL
BOYT, Permella m-n-law W F Mar 1828 72 Wd AL SC NC mother of 1, 1 living
Enumeration District 84, Sheet 10 A, Precinct No.3 (Part of) Dothan 15 June # 172/172
BOYETT, George H. head W M Dec 1843 56 M-35 GA NC GA Farmer, owns mort. farm
| “ Mary F. wife W F Mar 1839 61 M-35 GA GA GA mother of 7, 5 living |
CAMP, Addie granddau W F May 1892 8 S AL AL GA
Enumeration District 84, Sheet 11 B, Precinct No.3 (Dothan (Part of) 18 June # 198/198
BOYETT, Charlie head W M Apr 1868 33 M-13 GA GA GA Farmer, rents farm
Emma E. wife W F Mar 1871 29 M-13 GA GA GA mother of 13, 8 living
Charlie E. son W M May 1889 11 S AL GA GA in school
Willie R. son W M Feb 1891 9 S AL GA GA
Flody G. son W M Apr 1896 4 S AL GA GA
Enumeration District 86, Sheet 17 A, Precinct No.4, Columbia (Part of) 1 June #296/301
BOYETT, Wm. A. head W M Dec 1874 25 S GA GA GA farm laborer
(residing with Freeman and Sarah F. DOUGLASS; she b. AL AL AL)
1900 U.S. CENSUS, JEFFERSON CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 106, Sheet 7 A, Precinct 36, 7 June # 156/171
BOYETT, Bettie head W F Feb 1872 28 Wd AL Germany Germany Mail Carrier, mo.of 1, liv William E. son W M Apr 1891 9 S AL AL AL attended school
Enumeration District 138, Sheet 16 B, Precinct 37, City of Birmingham, 11 June, #271
BOYETT, Richard T. head W M Sep 1864 35 M-7 GA GA GA Photographer, owns mort. home Susie wife W F Aug 1865 34 M-7 AL TN AL mother of 2, 2 living
James W. son W M Nov 1894 5 S AL GA AL
Eva S. dau W F Apr 1898* 1 S AL GA AL *If born in 1898, should be 2 yrs
1900 U.S. CENSUS, LAMAR CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 47, Sheet 7 A. Mulville Beat 7, 16 June #126/126
BOYETTE, James R. boarder W M Mar 1868 62 Wd AL AL AL Teamster
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(residing with William J. POPE and wife Blanche. He b. AL/AL/AL; she b. GA/GA/GA)
Enumeration Distruct 47, Sheet 8 A, Henson Beat 6, 19 June #414
BOYETTE, William J. head W M Jan 1847 53 M-15 AL SC SC Farmer Rents Farm
| “ Sarah R. wife W F Oct 1862 37 M-15 AL AL AL mother of 7, 6 living |
Robert son W M Mar 1877 23 S AL AL Th farm laborer
James W. son W M Mar 1887 13 S AL AL AL At school
Della O. dau W F Sep 1888 11 S AL AL AL At school
Rosa V. dau W F Aug 1892 7 S AL AL AL At school
Kelsie son W M Jan 1896 4 S AL AL AL
Howard son W M May 1878 2 S AL AL AL
| “ Virgil son W M Aug 1899 5/12 AL AL AL |
1900 U.S. CENSUS MACON CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 12, Sheet 3 A, Cotton Valley Precinct, 5 June # 53/53
BOYETT, Sam head B M Mar 1881* ?26 M-1 AL AL AL Farmer [illegible]
| Laura wife B F Aug 1883 16 M-1 AL AL AL mother of 1, 1 living |
John D. son B M May 1899 1 AL AL AL
1900 U.S. CENSUS MADISON CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 118, Sheet 6 B, Precinct No.11 Meridionville, 17 June, #111 & 112
BOYETT, John A. head W M Nov 1939 60 M-37 GA SC SC? Farmer rents farm
Mary E. wife W F Aug 1843 56 M-37 TN TN TN mother of 10, 8 living
James H. son W M Mar 1877 23 S AL GA TN farm laborer
Arcey R. son W M Dec 1880 19 S AL GA SC farm laborer
Odus L. son W M May 1883 17 S AL GA SC farm laborer
McBRIDE, William D. head W M Dec 186930 M-6 TN TN TN farm laborer
| Lucy J. wife W F Aug 1874 25 M-6 TN GA SC |
(two sons: James F. b. Jan 1897, Tomie b. Mar 1899, both b. AL.)
BOYETT, George head W M Apr 1871 29 M-8 TN GA TN Farmer rents farm
Dathula wife W F Apr 1871 29 M-8 TN TN TN mother of 3, 3 living
Mirtylee dau W F Oct 1894 5 S AL TN TN
John W. son W M Sep 1896 3 S AL TN TN
Clance H. son W M Sep 1899 l S AL TN TN
1900 U.S. CENSUS MARION CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 67, Sheet 9 B, Beat No.15 Gum Town, 13 June # 165/165
BOYETT, William H. head W M Oct 1872 27 M-6 AL AL AL laborer (RR) rents home
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Laura 0.? wife W F Ian 1870 30 M-6 AL AL AL
Grover C. son W M Sep 1894 5 S AL AL AL
Edna J. dau W F Apr 1896 4 S AL AL AL
William D. son W M Feb 1898 2 S AL AL AL
MarvinG. son WM Mar 1899 1 S AL AL AL
Enumeration District 59, Sheet 2 A, Precinct 2, 5 June 1 #28/28
BOYETTE, Marcus head W M July 1875 24 S AL AL TN Farmer Owns farm free
Enumeration District 58, Sheet 5 A, Precinct No.1, 13 June #78/78
BOYETT, Jasper head W M Sep 1850 49 M-29 AL NC SC Farmer, owns farm free
Arminda C.wife W F Jan 1853 27 M-29 AL AL AL mother of 8, 8 living
Irvin K. son W M Feb 1881 19 S AL AL AL farm laborer, school
John T. son W M Mar 1883 17 S AL AL AL farm laborer, school
Julia N. dau W F Feb 1886 14 S AL AL AL farm laborer, school
Floma? J. dau W F Apr 1889 11 S AL AL AL school
Lemuel G. son W M Oct 1891 8 S AL AL AL
1900 U.S. CENSUS SUMTER CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 89, Sheet 4A, Gastien Precinct No.2 8 June, # 17/13 (60/62)
BOYT, William H. head W M Jan 1849 51 Wd AL AL AL Farmer [blank]
Jessie son W M Jan 1889 11 S AL AL AL farm laborer, school
Mattie dau W F Mar 1892 8 S AL AL AL school
Morris son W M Jun 1893 6 S AL AL AL school
Maggie dau W F Sep 1895 3 5 AL AL AL
U.S. CENSUS TALLAPOOSA CO., ALABAMA
Enumeration District 76, Sheet 9 B, Precinct No. 12, East Tallassie, 12 June #140/144
BOYETT, James F. head W M Aug 1854 45 M-18 AL NC GA laborer C M rents home
Elvira A. wife W F Dec 1855 44 M-18 AL [blank] mother of 8, 7 living
Jesse D son W M Mar 1882 18 S AL AL AL laborer C M
William F.son W M Jan 1884 16 S AL AL AL laborer Day
Minnie A. dau W F Jun 1886 13 S AL AL AL at school
Laura J. dau W F Jun 1888 11 S AL AL AL at school
Max son W M May 1892 8 S AL AL AL at school
Oatis dau W F Apr 1894 6 S AL AL AL at school
Mattie son W F Jul 1896 3 S AL AL AL
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In addtion to the above BOYETT abstractions, there were a few that may be related. These include the following:
In Covington Co., AL 1900 U.S. Census:
Sarah JONES head b. Aug 1860 39 Wd. AL AL AL mother of 1, 1 living
Selia JONES mother b. Apr 1816 84 Wd. AL AL AL mother of 17, 6 living
David HISMITH head b. Oct 1873 AL SC GA [E.D. 36, Sheet 3 B Precinct 3 Hallton]
Joseph S. COON head b. Feb 1846 54 M-24 AL AL AL Farmer
Sarah E. wife b. Sep 1857 42 M-24 AL AL GA mother of 9, 8 living
Calvin son b. Dec 1876 23 M-2 AL AL AL Farmer
Ida L. D-n-law Nov 1882 17 M-2 AL AL AL mother of 1, 1 living
Mary E. dau b. Aug 1883 16 S AL AL AL
Marilyn J. dau b. Aug 1887 12 S AL AL AL
Joseph A. son b. Feb 1889 11 S AL AL AL
Syntha L. dau b. Nov 1891 8 S AL AL AL
Wm. F. son b. Dec 1894 5 S AL AL AL
Samuel C. son b. Dec 1898 1 S AL AL AL
Callie E. niece b. Aug 1899 9/12 AL AL AL
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