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By Mike BoydBobAh, FIRST LESSON OF RESEARCH - always put in the source of where you get information from. Even if someone gives you one date or location - FOOTNOTE where the source came from or put under the name in the text the sourceAnd we have all be guilty of doing the same as you. Just assuming we will not get old and will remember ever thing.I would over come this problem by creating a second FILE from your existing one.

The first can be your MASTER FILE while the second COULD BE AN WORKING FILE.Someone a few weeks ago said they were in the process of getting the Slaymaker Papers. So they may send you an copy. There are some others whom I have be sent files on the Slaymaker Papers, but I can't say if they are all of them or just partI have an draft of this family; about 6 or 7 what I call raw data FILES, including one that has some or all of the Slaymaker Paper Files. I can send them to you if you wish. At least you will be able to footnote this data against what you currently have and the source.Mike BoydHistorical committee- Original Message -From: B1927b(a)aol.comTo: historian(a)clanboyd.orgSent: Wednesday, June 29, 2005 3:32 AMSubject: Beginner's DellimaMike, I am writing you because I was not sure if the whole mailing list should be blessed with my problem. If you think it is of enough general interest, feel free to address the list.I worked with a friend who allowed me to download the work she had done the Boyd line. Her work seemed to indicate I am a direct decedent of George Boyd (1689-1731 of PA.

And the Slaymaker legal documents.In my early and inexperienced efforts I co-mingled her work, my effort, and the Slaymaker papers. She is now deceased and her family, much to my horror, made no effort to preserve her files or her hard drive.I have not yet been able to confirm, to my satisfaction, the accuracy of her conclusions regarding my line of decent.My inclination is to set up a, 'Work in Progress,' and a file in which I clearly indicate either confirmation, informed speculation or point out a source with a disclaimer and attribute the source as far as I can determine it.

Only then would I want my name associated with it and feel I could put it on our List.Help and thanks a bunch for all the help you are to all of us. I surely wish I could be with you in Ireland but that's not in the cards.Blessings, Bob. By StormGreetings,I've posted my line a few times in the past, but always hit a brick wall.Hopefully the mass of information I am sending will connect with someone. Idoubt the text formatting will survive e-mailing. If you have questions, letme know.

If you are connected to this family, please contact me. William asa brother of Bruce and Alexander is my best guess, based on a few secondarysources. If you know who the unknown BOYD is, I would love to know.Regards,Clark WratherBOYDS of Hall Co., GA, Carroll Co., AR & Bell Co., TX1. Unknown BOYD2. Bruce BOYD (Unknown) b.

1792 in Haywood County, North Carolina d. 24NOV 1882 in ARm. 10 JAN 1820 in Hall County, Georgia to Temperance 'Tempie'HULSEY b. 1796 in Greenville, Greenville, SouthCarolina.Notes for Bruce BOYD:1820 - Census of Hall Co. GA - Living in Captain Reid's District.1831 - 29 Sep 1831 - 'Bruce Boyd sold by deed 100 acres in Hall County,lot No. 157 in tenth district,which was records on September 29, 1831.

The property was soldto Henry Emmerson.' (The Times,Gainesville, GA, Tuesday, January 25, 1977, 'Boyds and HulseysSettled in Arkansas.' )1832/33 - Migration to Carroll Co., AR. 'John, Alexander and Bruce Boyd,and Elijah Hulsey,brother-in-law to the two last named, removed from Crowley'sRidge, near Helena,Ark., in 1832, and settled on Long Creek below Carrollton.' (Historyof Benton,Washington, Carroll, Madison, Crawford, Franklin, and SebastianCounties, Arkansas.Chicago: The Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1889, p.

336.)1834 - AR Tax List of Carrol Co.1835 - AR Tax List of Carrol Co.1836 - AR Tax List of Carrol Co.1837 - AR Tax List of Carrol Co.1838 - AR Tax List of Carrol Co.1840 - AR Tax List of Carrol Co.1841 - AR Tax List of Carrol Co.1845 - Will of Alder HULSEY dated 21 April 1845 in Hall Co. Named inwill of Alder HULSEY, fatherof Temperance HULSEY, as 'Bruise BOYD, son-in-law.' 1876 - '6 Nov 1876, at the age of 84, Bruce married Lydiea CREWS' inCarroll Co., AR. (The Times,Gainesville, GA, Tuesday, January 25, 1977, 'Boyds and HulseysSettled in Arkansas.' Bruce BOYD, Jr. (Bruce, Unknown) b: ABT 1826 in GA d. 1860 m.Jane SHIPMAN b.

1827 in TN.After Bruce Jr. Died, Jane remarried William Hulsey.4. Charlotte BOYD (Bruce, Bruce, Unknown) b. 1848 in AR.4. BOYD (Bruce, Bruce, Unknown) b. 1850 in AR.4.

BOYD (Bruce, Bruce, Unknown) b. 1852 in AR.3. Pleasant BOYD (Bruce, Unknown) b: 1828.3. Dulcenia BOYD (Bruce, Unknown) b: 12 JAN 1829 in GA. Stone BAILEYin Boone CO., AR.4. Tempa BAILEY (Dulcenia, Bruce, Unknown) m.

Marcellus Sims.4. Sarah BAILEY (Dulcenia, Bruce, Unknown)4.

Minerva BAILEY (Dulcenia, Bruce, Unknown)4. Mary BAILEY (Dulcenia, Bruce, Unknown)4.

Elizabeth BAILEY (Dulcenia, Bruce, Unknown)4. Pink BAILEY (Dulcenia, Bruce, Unknown)4. Olive BAILEY (Dulcenia, Bruce, Unknown)4.

Susan BAILEY (Dulcenia, Bruce, Unknown)4. Flint BAILEY (Dulcenia, Bruce, Unknown)3. John BOYD (Bruce, Unknown) b: 1829 in GA.3.

Mary BOYD (Bruce, Unknown) b: 1831 in AR.3. Temperance Tempa BOYD (Bruce, Unknown) b. 1832 in AR.3.

Minerva BOYD (Bruce, Unknown) b: 1833 in AR.2. William BOYD (Unknown) m.???????Notes for William BOYD:1830 - William W. BOYD - Census of Georgia, Coweta Co. (This is possiblyhim.)'Wiley H. Boyd born in Coweta Co., GA in 1808 was the son of WilliamBOYD.' Tyler.History of Bell County, Texas. Submitted by Harvey Boyd.)3.

Wiley BOYD (William, Unknown) b. 1809 in GA d.???? (BibleRecord of Bruce Boyd who listed him as anephew and guesstimate from the 1850 Census of Carroll Co., AR.)m. Cythia UNKNWON b. Abt 1821 in GA.Notes for Wiley BOYD:1833 - AR Territory Tax List of Izard Co.1835 - Wiley BOYD - 19 Feb 1835 - Wiley witnessed, with Hiram HULSEY, thesale from 'Adler Husley,Senr. For sum of $100 sold to William Hulsey a tract of land inthe tenth disctict of Hall Countybeing lot number 171 and part of lot number 170 onChattahoochee River' in Carroll Co., AR.' The sale was recorded May 14, 1839' in Hall Co., GA.

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(TheTimes, Gainesville, GA, Tuesday,January 25, 1977, 'Boyds and Hulseys Settled in Arkansas.' )1837 - AR Tax List1840 - Census of Arkansas, Caroll Co, Osage TWP - 'Wiley Boyd - 2 malesunder 5;1 male 20 & under 30, 1female 15 & under 20.' 1841 - AR Tax List of Carroll Co.1850 - Census of Arkansas, Carroll County, Carrollton Township - 'WileyBoyd - 41 m,farmer, b.

GA, Cynthia - 29 f, b. GA, Calvin - 13m, b. AR, Willis - 11 m, b. AR,Roland - 9 m, b. AR, Hiram - 7 m, b. AR, Pleasant - 5 m, b. AR,Tilman - 1 m, b.

1851/52 - Migrated from Carroll Co., AR to Bell Co., TX.1860 - Census of Texas, Bell Co., Belton - 'W. BOID - 54 m, farming,$250, b. GA,Cynthia - 45 f, b. 23 m, farming, b.

AR, Willis - 21m, farming, b. AR,Roland - 19 m, farming, b. AR, Pleasant - 15 f, b. AR, Hilman -14 m, b. AR, Mary - 12 f,b.

AR, John - 8 m, b. TX, Jas - 6 m, b.

Calvin Henry BOYD (Wiley, William, Unknown) - b. 1837 in AR m. 30 Aug1866 in Bell Co., TX to Melinda Jane WARREN b.

29 Mar 1841 in Hall Co.,GA, d. 6 Apr 1939 in Willacy Co., TX.Notes for Calvin Henry BOYD:1862 - 11 Apr 1862 - Listed as a 1st Corporal of Company I, 17th TexasVolunteer Infantry, ColonelR. Allen, 3rd Brigade, Gen. Theophilus H.

William Henry BOYD (Calvin, Wiley, William, Unknown) b. 5 Jan 1869 inBell Co., TX d. 18 Nov 1955 in Sentinel, Washita County, OK m. 5 Dec1888 in Bell Co., TX to Ada Mitchel Evans b.

1871 in Bell Co., TX d.1914 in Washita County, OK.6. Eula May BOYD (William, Calvin, Wiley, William, Unknown) b.

16 Jul1892 in Bell Co., TXd. 2 Jun 1979 in Elk City, Beckham Co., OK m. 18 Dec 1910 toJames 'Jim' Floyd PRUETb. 10 Feb 1886 in Wise County, TX d. 15 Nov 1970 in Elk City,Beckham Co., OK.4.

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Willis BOYD (Wiley, William, Unknown) - b. 1840 in AR, d.

17 Jul 1917in Bell Co., TX m. Sara Jane POTTER(PORTER?)Notes for Willis BOYD:1861-1865 - Served in 6th Texas Infantry, Company F, C.S.A.5. Ervin BOYD (Willis, Wiley, William, Unknown)5. George BOYD (Willis, Wiley, William, Unknown)5. Will BOYD (Willis, Wiley, William, Unknown)5.

Rovert BOYD (Willis, Wiley, William, Unknown)5. Frank BOYD (Willis, Wiley, William, Unknown)4. Roland BOYD - b.

1841 in AR.Notes for Roland BOYD:1861-1865 - Served in 6th Texas Infantry, Company F, C.S.A.4. Hiram BOYD - b. 1843 in AR.4. Pleasant BOYD - b.

1845 in AR.4. Mary BOYD - b. 1848 in AR.4. Tilman BOYD - b. 1849 in AR.4. John BOYD - b.

1852 in TX.4. 1854 in TX.3. Linsey BOYD (William, Unknown) m. 6 Jan 1825 in Hall Co., GAto Jacob ELROD.Notes for Linney BOYD:A researcher in an old forum posting believed Linsey was a sister ofWiley.2.

Alexander 'Lex' BOYD (Unknown) b. Abt 1801 in SC m. Ache(??) HULSEYb. Abt 1801 in GA.Notes for Alexander Boyd:1820 - Census of Georgia, Hall Co.1832/33 - Migration to Carroll Co., AR. 'John, Alexander and Bruce Boyd,and Elijah Hulsey,brother-in-law to the two last named, removed fromCrowley's Ridge, near Helena,Ark., in 1832, and settled on Long Creek below Carrollton.' (History ofBenton,Washington, Carroll, Madison, Crawford, Franklin, and Sebastian Counties,Arkansas.Chicago: The Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1889, p. 336.1845 - Will of Alder HULSEY dated 21 April 1845 in Hall Co.

Named inwill of Alder HULSEY, fatherof Temperance HULSEY, as 'Lex BOYD, son-in-law.' 1850 - Census of Carroll Co., GA - 'Alexander Boyd, 49 m, b.

SC, Ache - 49f, b. GA, Marion - 14 m, b.

AR, Lucinda - 8 f, b. Lived next doorto brother, Bruce BOYD.3. Marion BOYD (Alexander, Unknown) b. Abt 1836 in AR.3. BOYD (Alexander, Unknown) b. Abt 1837 in AR.3.

Lucinda BOYD (Alexander, Unknown) b. Abt 1842 in AR.-Bible in possession of Ethel (Hulsey) Hall, descendant of Hulda (BOYD)HULSEY, wife of William HULSEY.Tillman BOYD b. ElizabethRoland BOYD b. Mary YOUNGBLOODWiley BOYD b. CynthiaLuiza BOYD b.???? Mr Berry who was a brother to Sen.

Barry of AR.Mary BOYD b.???? George (bose) LIPPSMinerva BOYD b.???? Joe PEAVE who was a congressman from AR.Frank BOYDThey are listed as nieces and nephews of Bruce BOYD, ancestor of EthelHALL.-BOYDS not yet connected in Hall Co., GA and AR.1820 - James BOYD - Census of Georgia, Hall Co.1820 - Banoe BOYD - Census of Georgia, Hall Co.1820 - William BOYD - Census of Georgia, Hall Co. (One of these is possiblyWilliam, father of Wiley BOYD.)1820 - William BOYD - Census of Georgia, Hall Co.1821 - Elizabeth BOYD m. Goldman BIFFLE - 6 Mar 1821 in Hall Co., GA.1823 - Aramenta BOYD m. William ROGERS - 22 May 1823 in Hall Co., GA.1829 - Delilah BOYD m.

James BARTON - 25 Feb 1829 in Hall Co., GA.1830 - Huldak BOYD m. Benjamin McCLESKEY - 18 Mar 1830 in Hall Co., GA.1830 - James BOYD - Census of Georgia, Hall Co.1830 - William W.

BOYD - Census of Georgia, Coweta Co.(Possibly William, father of Wiley BOYD. A record of earlysettlers of Bell Co., TX states Wiley's fatherwas William BOYD from Coweta Co., GA.)1833 - Margaret BOID m. William GRAHAM - 16 Dec 1833 in Hall Co., GA.1833 - Nancy BOYD m. CAIN - 22 Feb 1838 in Hall Co., GA.1844 - James Young BOYD m. Mary MONTGOMERY - 31 Dec.

1844 in Hall Co., GA.CARROLL COUNTY.page 1061KIMSEY HULSEY, born in Hall County,Georgia June 14, 1830. A son ofArmistead Hulsey (native of Georgia) and FRANCES BOYD, (native ofVirginia). The family resided in Georgia until 1833 when they removedto Arkansas, and located in what is now Boone County.Source:History of Benton, Washington, Carroll, Madison, Crawford, Franklin, andSebastian Counties, Arkansas. Chicago: The Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1889,p. 1061-No virus found in this outgoing message.Checked by AVG Anti-Virus.Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.8.6/33 - Release Date: 6/28/2005. By Celia SnyderChampaign-Urbana, IllinoisThe News-GazetteMARGELETE BOYDLITTLE ROCK, Ark.

Margelete Powell Boyd, 89, of Little Rock diedFriday (June 10, 2005) in Little Rock.Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Sunday at Rudy-Rowland FuneralHome, 604 Center St., Henderson, Ky. Powellwill officiate.

Burial will be in Poole, Ky.There will be no visitation.Mrs. Boyd was born June 14, 1915 in Sebree, Ky., a daughter of S. R.and Ruby Powell.

She married Robert E. 26, 1942, inSebree. He died April 16, 1998.survivors include two sons, Sam Boyd of little Rock and Joe Boyd ofNormal Illinois; two brothers, Roy Powell of Poole, Ky, and tomPowell of Henderson; four sisters, Mary Virginia Fridy of Onton, Ky.,Ruth Bradley of Poole, Lydia O'nan of Decatur, Ga.; fivegrandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.Mrs. Boyd graduated from Western Kentucky University and was a gradeschool teacher at St. Joseph Elementary School, St. JosephIllinois, for many years. She was a member of St.

Joseph MethodistChurch, St. Joseph.Memorials may be made to the Learning Disabilities Association of Arkansas.I have no further information - Celia. By Murray ReidThanks to 5 respondants I can now advise that the price of tea in 1825 was near 17/6 per pound which in todays terms would be approx 45 pound sterling!This price was effected by scarcity, distance form the source (China & India) but mostly by taxes.Prior to tea gaining popularity beer was the drink of choice. The brewers lobby to parliament resulted in the tax regime that made tea so expensive.Readers will also note that a certain tea party in Boston had far reaching results, the saddest of which is that Americans have been deprived of the virtues of Rugby and Cricket for over 200 hundred years.For further reading I would recommend this website Thanks again.Now I would appreciate someone identifying my Gt Gt Gt Grandmother, Elizabeth BOYD.Murray ReidNZ.

By Mike BoydMurrayTea in 1825 would have had to go back form India or Ceylon by sailing boataround Cape Hope in South Africa. I do not think they would ahve used anoverland route where the Suez Canel is these days.I do not know what period that took but when my family came from Chatham toSydney in 1826, they left in February 1826, got to Plymouth about 3 weekslater and them straight to Sydney, Aust without landing at any other point.I think they landed in Sydney about 10 July. So any trip from India toEngland would have been 3 or 4 months each way.

His pay was only oneshilling and three pence per day. They would have only been able to ship afew hundred tonnes per ship, so the cost of tea landed in London would havebeen quite high per pound. Then there was the cost of getting it toAyrshire.The current value of an 1825 pound, would be 10 - 20 times its 1825 value.You may have to contact the Economist newspaper or an University's EconomicDepartment to see if they could give you a better Index/estimate. But youcan see from the pay rates of an private in the British Army that it wouldbe an luxury item in th ehouse hold. No wonder, sh it went in the familyhistory.Mike BoydHistorical committeeHouse of Boyd SocietyBrisbane, Aust- Original Message -From: 'Murray Reid' To: Sent: Friday, June 24, 2005 4:01 AMSubject: BOYD The price of tea, c1825I have a family history, written c1954, of my ancestors Hugh and ElizabethREID who lived in Maybole (1760 thru 1830) One extract refers to Elizabeth drinking tea valued at 17/6 a pound. The year was 1825. I would appreciate verification that tea was worth that much and what would that translate to in todays money.

Elizabeth (BOYD) was my 3rd gt Grandmother, born 1754. Murray Hugh Hamilton Reid Auckland NZ BOYD Mailing List House of Boyd Society to hold their 2005 Annual General Meeting at the Stone Mountain Scottish Games and Gathering, October 14th, 15th & 16th, 2005. Visit and watch for updates. Write AGM(a)clanboyd.org with any questions/comments. By Mike BoydQ? James Boyd, bc 1739, d 18xx, mc 1759, Katherine Orr, dau of Orr, b 17xx, d 18xx, and had issue:-Lived: R1 Margaret Boyd, C (Irvine), d 18xx, m?Lived: R2 James Boyd, C 20/7/1765 (Irvine), d 18xx, m?Lived: R3 John Boyd, b 11/5/1767 (Irvine), d 18xx, m?Lived: In the early 1990's I was given this family.

I recnt days, I was asked about and Elizabeth Boyd who married an Thomas Anderson on 26 June 1787 at Irvine. When I was checking the 1994 IGI for the UK, I found an entry for an Elizabeth Boyd born to this couple who was Christened on 17 March 1764 at Irvine.If you belong to this family, I am sure the group would like to hear from you, especailly if you can add other choldren to this couple.Bonnie Hall from Jackson, TN (hallcpa(a)bellsouth.net) would also like to hear from you, to see if the Elizabeth Bapt in 1764 is the same person who married Thomas Anderson.Thank you for your assistance.Mike BoydHistorical Committee. By List userJoe:To your comment I must reply:GO KILMARNOCK KILLIES!!!!Our.real. home team!Yours Aye,Lauren-Original Message-From: Joe Williams Sent: Jun 24, 2005 4:59 AMTo: BOYD-L(a)rootsweb.comSubject: Re: BOYD The price of Tea c1825That is all true but we have finally discovered football( soccer) and aregetting pretty good at it. Probably never as good as the EPL though.GO RED DEVILSJoe Boyd WilliamsCape Carancahua, Texas- Original Message -From: 'Murray Reid' Readers will also note that a certain tea party in Boston had far reachingresults, the saddest of which is that Americans have been deprived of thevirtues of Rugby and Cricket for over 200 hundred years. By Mike BoydGroupI have not had a look at this site, but if your Boyd ancestors came fromEngland, Wales, Scotland or Ireland and were not the eldest son, they mayhave taken up that favourite Boyd occupation of being a soldiering. If theydid and got wounded, you may find them on/in this site.There was another Army Hospital in Dublin which had a simlar role - whosename, I just can't put my hands on at present.

Both had series records inthe Public Records Office at Kew England.Mike Boyd- Original Message -From: 'Tim & Lorraine Weaver' To: Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 11:11 AMSubject: AYR Chelsea Pensioners Hi Fiona, A great web site with lots of info Regards Lorraine AYRSHIRE Mailing List CLICK HERE Troon @ Ayrshire Family History Society Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more:. By Jeff & DebBlankRADEN BOYD06/20/05Funeral services for Raden W. Boyd, 89, of Jasper will be held on Thursday,June 23, 2005 at 2:00 PM at Forest Oaks Funeral Home in Jasper with burialto follow at the Evergreen Cemetery.

Visitation will be held on Wednesday,June 22, from 5:00 P.M. Until 8:00 P.M. At Forest Oaks.Mr. Boyd passed away June 20, 2005 at Jasper Nursing and RehabilitationCenter. A native of Florein, LA, and former resident of Houston, he hadlived in Jasper, for 35 years. By List userAccording to Willis M Boyd's book 'Boyd Family Journal' No 2 November 1926children of William Alexander Boyd areElizabeth Jane married Alexander GarvinJohn B (died young)Ana Eliza m. Robert T PourieMariah (died young)Amanda (died young)Edward (went west)Elinor (Ella) m.

John Jordon HoltSophia m. John Allen BoydMargaret Mahala m. John W WilliamsFrancis (Fannie) m. AshbyAlsochildren of Cary Allen BoydElizabeth Davis m. Jesse DorseyCarr Bailey Presbyterian minister m. Snowdie Hall-my note-3 children listedJohn Allen- my note- married the Sophia mentioned aboveHenry (unmarried killed in civil war)Robert McClure Boyd (unmarried St.

Loius Missouri died 1924)Marion died in infancyIn a message dated 6/20/2005 6:42:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time,bernied(a)ns.sympatico.ca writes: Hello Rhonda In regard to your msg on Boyd Family Journal, you indicate that you have more information on these people of which you can make copies. Is there any further on those descendants of William, John and Margaret? In particular, do you happen to have the the 'descendants' of William Alexander Boyd, b: 12 Jan 1805, and Elizabeth Poague of KY?

And, do you have any more information on Cary Allen Boyd's Sons? I am seeking the Parents of my Great-Grandfather: 'John BOYD', b:ca: 1829 Scotland who married: Mary GUTHRIE, b:27 Oct 1829,Middle Church, Paisley, Renfrew, Scotland. Dau of: Wm GUTHRIE & Mary NEIL. John BOYD & Mary GUTHRIE m: 10 Aug 1850, Abbey (Paisley), Renfrew, Scotland. Source: Batch Number: M119592 Source Call No: 1041091.Film. (P.Reg.Abbey, Paisley, 1676-1855). Printout Call no: 6901525 John BOYD & Mary GUTHRIE, had 8 or 9 children some of whom were the same names as you mentioned.

Mary BOYD. B: ca 28 Oct 1850, Paisley, Renfrew, Scot. William b: 16 Aug 1853 ' Archibald b: 22 Oct 1855 ' 'Male' b: 28 July 1858 ' (died) John b: 19 Apr 1860 ' James b: 18 Dec 1862 ' (?

May have died young) Margaret Fairbairn BOYD, b: 30 July 1865 Paisley. Alexander b: 2 Jan 1868 ' 'Male:? James b:ca: June 1870 in Ontario, CANADA. Died very young. John BOYD & Mary GUTHRIE emigrated from Scot to Ontario, Canada between Jan 1868 and June 1870. They further emigrated from Ontario, Canada, with my Alexander CLARK & MARY BOYD Family about 1879 to USA.

The CLARKs went to MASS, USA and The BOYDs went to RHODE ISLAND (RI), USA. They were on the 1880 Census respectively. Do you have anything on these people or can anyone connect to these people.? In RI, there was also an 'Archibald and Margaret Family' who I believe are relatives of my JOHN BOYD. Believe, Archibald was born about 1822, Scotland. I have the names of their children if anyone is interested.

Thank you very much for your interest. Barb Clark. By Dave BoydIn the June 19,2005 issue of the Pittsburgh Tribune Review (PA) the Spotlight section (B3) features the Isle of Man annual Tourist Trophy Races.

To liberally paraphrase the articles as I read them, anyone can mount a motorcycle and race up to 200 MPH over a 37.75 mile course. The reason this feature caught my eye is that top center, half page is a photo of american racer Wade BOYD. The following is from the article by Mike Seate:'At speed, it all just looks like a series of tunnels,' explains American TT regular Wade Boyd. 'You're going so fast, you see green tunnels when you pass under trees, and grey tunnels when you pass between walls.

I don't really have time to get scared,' he confessed.The 47 year-old San Francisco resident and art gallery curator follows in the footsteps of his father Bill who raced here in the 1960s. Unlike big name racers like McGuinness and Irishman Adrian Archibald, Boyd has no big corporate sponsors paying him to compete here and no million dollar motorhome to live in. For two weeks every year for the past 12, Boyd and hundreds of others live in rented trailers, maintain their race bikes in a muddy field turned-pit-area and risk their lives for little more than a dream.It can cost up to $10,000 in shipping fees and travel expenses, but Boyd wouldn't have it any other way.'

You really can't call yourself a biker until you've tried this at least once. There really is nothing else that can compare,' he said, sounding almost serene.For more, the Trib is on-line atDave Boyd, aka Pharmasaurus RxGreenville, SCdaveboydjr(a)mindspring.com. By Mike BoydA few days ago Patricia Somerville sent me an request about her Sarah Boyd who married a JohnShaw in 1692 at Kilmarnock.P? John Boyd, bc 1629 ( ), d 16xx ( ), bu,m 164x (church, town, county), Jean Baird, dau of and (nee ) Baird, b 16xx ( ), d 16xx ( ), bu, and had issue:-Lived: Q1 Margaret Boyd, b (Kilmarnock), d 17xx ( ), bu,m?Lived: - From the 1994 IGI for the UK:-Margaret BOYD (F).

C: 26 Nov 1650 B: 26 Jan 1946 Ba: 7113220 12Father: John BOYD Kilmarnock, Ayr, Scotland E: 18 Feb 1946 LOGAN So: 1235265Mother: Jean BAIRD SP: 17 Nov 1947 LOGANMargret BOYD (F). C: 15 Dec 1650 B: 26 Jan 1946 Ba: C115972Father: John BOYD Kilmarnock, Ayr, Scotland E: 18 Feb 1946 LOGAN So: 1041386,Mother: Jean BAIRD SP: 17 Nov 1947 LOGAN Pr: 6900234Q2 John Boyd, b (Kilmarnock), d 17xx ( ), bu, m?Lived: - From the 1994 IGI for the UK:-John BOYD (M). C: 23 Dec 1652 B: 26 Jan 1946 Ba: 7113220 12Father: John BOYD Kilmarnock, Ayr, Scotland E: 18 Feb 1946 LOGAN So: 1235265Mother: Jean BAIRD SP: 17 Nov 1947 LOGANQ3 David Boyd, b / /1655 (Kilmarnock?), d / /17xx ( ), bu, m?- From the 1994 IGI for the UK:-David BOYD (M). C: 29 Mar 1655 B: 26 Jan 1946 Ba: C115972Father: Johne BOYD Kilmarnock, Ayr, Scotland E: 7 Feb 1946 LOGAN So: 1041386,Mother: Jean BAIRD SP: 17 Nov 1947 LOGAN Pr: 6900234Q4 Thomas Boyd, b 14/1/1660?

(Kilmarnock), d 17xx, m?Lived: - From the 1981 IGI for ScotlandThomas Boyd, parents John Boyd/Jean Baird, Bapt 14 Jan 1660, at Kilmanrock, Batc # 7113220, serial # 12.Q5 James Boyd, b 14/6/1660? (Kilmarnock), d 17xx ( ), bu, m?Lived: - From the 1994 IGI for the UK:-James BOYD (M). C: 14 Jun 1660 B: 26 Jan 1946 Ba: 7003003 16Father: John BOYD Kilmarnock, Ayr, Scotland E: 12 Mar 1947 IFALL So: 538193Mother: Janet BAIRD SP: 2 Mar 1972 ARIZOJames BOYD (M). By E.Bernice DohertyHello RhondaIn regard to your msg on Boyd Family Journal, you indicate that you have moreinformation on these people of which you can make copies.

Is there any further onthose descendants of William, John and Margaret? In particular, do you happen to havethe the 'descendants' of William Alexander Boyd, b: 12 Jan 1805, and Elizabeth Poagueof KY? And, do you have any more information on Cary Allen Boyd's Sons?I am seeking the Parents of my Great-Grandfather: 'John BOYD', b:ca: 1829 Scotland whomarried:Mary GUTHRIE, b:27 Oct 1829,Middle Church, Paisley, Renfrew, Scotland.

Dau of: WmGUTHRIE & Mary NEIL.John BOYD & Mary GUTHRIE m: 10 Aug 1850, Abbey (Paisley), Renfrew, Scotland.Source: Batch Number: M119592 Source Call No: 1041091.Film. (P.Reg.Abbey, Paisley,1676-1855). Printout Call no: 6901525John BOYD & Mary GUTHRIE, had 8 or 9 children some of whom were the same names as youmentioned.Mary BOYD. B: ca 28 Oct 1850, Paisley, Renfrew, Scot.William b: 16 Aug 1853 'Archibald b: 22 Oct 1855 'Male' b: 28 July 1858 ' (died)John b: 19 Apr 1860 'James b: 18 Dec 1862 ' (?

May have died young)Margaret Fairbairn BOYD, b: 30 July 1865 Paisley.Alexander b: 2 Jan 1868 'Male:? James b:ca: June 1870 in Ontario, CANADA. Died very young.John BOYD & Mary GUTHRIE emigrated from Scot to Ontario, Canada between Jan 1868 andJune 1870. They further emigrated from Ontario, Canada, with my Alexander CLARK &MARY BOYD Family about 1879 to USA. The CLARKs went to MASS, USA and The BOYDs wentto RHODE ISLAND (RI), USA.

They were on the 1880 Census respectively.Do you have anything on these people or can anyone connect to these people.?In RI, there was also an 'Archibald and Margaret Family' who I believe are relativesof my JOHN BOYD.Believe, Archibald was born about 1822, Scotland. I have the names of their childrenif anyone is interested. Thank you very much for your interest.Barb Clark.Rstarthistle(a)wmconnect.com wrote: I went to the library today. The edition of the 'boyd Family journal' tby Willis M Boyd hat is here is the one from 1926.

Just so you know I made sure to point out the appaling lack of the other copies since it was written by a person from the county and published in Cartersville. They have to get more books anyway to help fill up the new library. Moving on, Mr.

Boyd, I did not see the family your were looking for. Could be there and I just missed it with so many names.

Anyway there was one Robert Boyd family listed as a chapter heading so I copied bits of it to post here so someone will know they are in that book (I was in a hurry at this point so it is a very small 'bit'). Children of Robert Boyd: William, John, and Margaret or Margret?

(I got a bit sloppy with my handwriting it seems) that married Unk Garvin 1. Bordon D Boyd b. Jan 15, 1802 1.

Jannice?(my sloppy handwriting again) married Dr. Charlie Crane 2. Captain Sneed (CSA) of Mississippi B. Cary Allen Boyd b Sept. Elizabeth Davis m.

Jesse Dorsey 2. Carr Bailey 3. John Allen 4. Robert McClure Boyd unsure from what it said if he died in St. Louis or just lived there (or both) 6. Marion (died as an infant) C.

William Alexander Boyd b. Jan 12, 1805 married Elizabeth Poague of Kentucky and it continued but that is where my notes stop such as they are. There was more info on these people of which I can make copies. Rhonda Raye BOYD Mailing List If you would like your story included in an upcoming issue of the Dean Road® quarterly newsletter of the House of Boyd Society, Inc. send it via email to editor(a)clanboyd.org. By List userHello All,I am looking for people researching the Descendants of Joseph BOYD1844-1921; and Elizabeth Ruth SHANNON BOYD1844-1925.

There are more than 100 livingdescendants around Canada and the USA. They were primarily from Arundel,Quebec; but their family also stretches to Grenville, Quebec, and across Ontario.If you are researching these family members, please contact me and I willshare whatever I have with you so we both can complete researching on these lines.I look forward to hearing from you!SURNAMES INCLUDE:1 Joseph Boyd 1844 - 1921. +Elizabeth Ruth Shannon 1844 - 1925. 2 Robert Boyd 1866 - 1897. 2 Hugh Boyd 1870 - 1934. +Margaret Maude Jane Moncrieff 1881 - 1970. 3 Ruth Rebecca Boyd 1899 - 1965.

+Lloyd Allen Bennett 1902 - 1976. 4 Gwen Bennett. +Arthur Gibbons. 5 Gail Gibbons. 5 Lynn Gibbons. 5 Robert Gibbons. 5 James Gibbons.

Bennett 1923 - 1997. +Audrey White. 5 Hugh Bennett. 5 Arlene Bennett. 3 Robert Boyd. +Clara Staniforth. 4 Glenna Boyd.

+James White. 5 Jefferey White. 5 Jennifer White. 4 Wenville Boyd. 3 Hugh Joseph George Boyd 1905 - 1988.

+Maude Hiscock 1906 - 1997. 4 Mary Margaret Fleet Boyd 1941. 4 George Hugh Boyd 1943 - 1982. +Suzanne McAuley Dobby. 5 Michael Stewart Boyd. +Jill Craig. 6 Jacob Stewart Boyd.

5 Deborah Sue Boyd. +Rodney Michel Legault. 6 Kyle Stewart Legault. 4 Robert Franklin Boyd. +Catherine Bennett. 5 Chadwick Robert Boyd. 5 Cory Franklin Boyd.

Boyd 1909 - 1996. +Laura Staniforth 1913 - 1989. 4 Glenn Boyd. +Audrey Colquhoun. 5 Gary Boyd. 5 Wendy Boyd.

4 Dale Boyd. +Robert Loughren. 2 Maria Ellen Boyd 1872 - 1928. +Henry Stapleton 1866 - 1944.

3 Ruth Margaret Stapleton 1895 - 1976. +John (Jack) Edward Clancy Hammond 1884 - 1965. 3 Robert Boyd Stapleton 1897 - 1918. 3 Gifford Williams Stapleton. +Margaret Angelina Frost 1924 - 1998.

4 Robert William Stapleton. +Shirley Anne O'Brien. 5 James Robert Stapleton. 5 Melanie Lynn Stapleton. 2 Margaret Emma Boyd 1873 - 1947.

+James Simon 1871 - 1926. 3 Ruth Simon 1914 - 1991. +Aquila James Poole 1908 - 1981. 4 Robert Poole. Grant Simon 1911 - 1988.

3 Stirling F. Simon 1908 - 1995.

+Lila Edith Swail 1914 - 1992. 4 Hugh Simon. 4 Rhoda Simon.

3 Austin Simon. +Anna Morrison.

3 Hugh Arthur Simon 1893 - 1963. +Eva Alexandra 'Unknown' 1897 - 1991. 4 Grant Simon. 3 Robert Simon 1900 - 1976. +Irene Matthews 1924 - 1987. 4 John Grant Simon. +Marlene Wanda Roberts.

5 John Grant Simon Jr. 3 Joseph Simon. 2 Elizabeth Ruth Boyd 1875 - 1963. +William John Williams 1864 - 1907.

3 Beulah Shannon Williams. +Francis (Frank) Percy Elliot.

4 Boyd Alfred Elliot 1921 - 1986. Gladys Siverite. 5 Susan Elliot. 3 Stella Elaine Williams. +Terrence Hall Cox.

+Elven Oliver 1903 - 1993. 3 Jack Williams. +Isabel McCrimmon.

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This is not to say - DON'T. However, you will also want to include a good query with it. Or follow the 'datadump' with several good queries that focus on a smaller portion of your research. To see the trees through the forest, so to speak. By this method, you will generally see an improved rate ofresponse.Oh, btw - should you see on any list 'Roll Call' - be sure to change the subject to reflect your post and your lineage or the point will be buried in a slough of messages with the very samesubject line.As our list is open to a worldwide audience, it is best that when posting, one does not assume others are familiar with the geography of your research area.

List the town/city,county/shire, state/province, and COUNTRY. Don't use postal codes - not only have they only existed for about 40 years, they are not something used or understood worldwide.We have members on this list from Scotland, England, France, Germany, Canada, Japan Australia, New Zeland, Mexico and the United States. Listmembers are at various stages in theirresearch. Some are newbies just beginning. Some are more experienced. Some have been researching for over 20 years. Some are still researching where their ancestors immigrated to andothers are more fortunate to have progressed to research of where they may have immigrated from.

Still others are lucky to still live in the same place their ancestors resided. We havemembers that are exploring Boyd Slave Ancestry as well. Aboriginal Ancestry is also part of the Boyd Ancestry for those down under.Some folks prefer to use all caps for surnames. Just don't write your entire message using caps as that is considered rude and as shouting.

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I have yet to run into a (documented) cousin. However, that does not mean I have not'made a connection.' Keep in mind that one must write mail if one wants to receive mail. Lurking and not posting does not let your cousins know you are here waiting for them! Keep track ofwhen you last posted. Once a year is not enough. Quarterly is better, but may still not be frequent enough.

People join and leave lists all the time. Don't let your cousins cruise through the listand miss meeting you!The Boyd list is the granddaddy of all of the Boyd resources and has hundreds of subscribers. As with all lists, there is a natural ebb and flow. If the list feels 'slow' to you, send a message thatwill trigger discussion and sharing of data.You will see mention of offer to print your query in the House of Boyd Society quarterly newsletter the 'Dean Road' (trademark name) ISSN# 1087-223X.

Your queries will never be printedwithout your permission. If you would like them printed for distribution to the House of Boyd Society members, send a separate message to the Editor, Kevin McLachlan at his Society addresseditor@clanboyd.org. It is preferred you add Dean Road in the subject line. We will need your postal address in order to supply it in the query for contact and to ensure you receive acomplimentary copy of the issue that contains your query. This is something the Society offers for free as a way to help all Boyds, online or not, to connect with each other. The Societypublication, in print since 1988, is also sent to several genealogical libraries in order they will be available to those researching the Boyd name and its History.Please be considerate of those that receive the digest version of the list. Do not quote the entire message you are responding to.

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