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Georgia
Obituaries
Dear Boyd researchers and cousins,
The following are obits and marriages of various Boyds which appeared in
the
Atlanta Constitution (the newspaper for Atlanta, Georgia) from 1925 to
1927. I
added notes to those I knew. I would appreciate it (and I'm sure all
Boyd
researchers would too) if any who are related or connected to these
Boyds could
add their research notes.
Judy K in Newnan, GA
The Atlanta Constitution, 18 June 1925
MRS. ALICE BOYD
Mrs. Alice Boyd, 41, of 307 Thompson Street, East Point, died Tuesday at
a local hospital. She is survived by her husband, W.M. Boyd; two sons, J.W.
and W.M. Boyd, Jr.; a daughter, Miss Alline Boyd; five sisters, Mrs. J.M.
Boyd,
of Douglasville, Ga.; Mrs. F.C. Stallings, of Temple, Ga.; Mrs. Lottie
Moore,
of Villa Rica, Ga.; Mrs. C.W. Frasier and Mrs. Dave McGuire, of
Carrollton,
Ga., and two brothers, M.A. Duncan of Hewlett, Ga., and Wesley Duncan, of
Carrollton.
[Note: W.M. Boyd, husband of Alice Duncan Boyd, was Walter Monroe Boyd,
the son of George White Boyd and Mary E. Pope, the grandson of Hugh Boyd
and Nancy Hopper, and the great-grandson of Robert Boyd and Rosannah
Stewart of Newberry, SC and Meriwether Co., GA. I believe Alice's daughter
called "Alline" should actually be "Irene." Alice's sister, Mary E.
Duncan, married Walter Monroe Boyd's brother, James Martin Boyd.]
The Atlanta Constitution, 26 Sept 1925
MRS. FLORENCE BOYD
Mrs. Florence Boyd, 39, of Cleveland drive, died Thursday night at a local
hospital. She is survived by her husband, W.A. Boyd; her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S.L. Darby; three sons, Albert, Archie and J.L. Boyd; four daughters,
Misses Jessie Lee, Lucille, Edith and Mary Allen Boyd.
The Atlanta Constitution, 7 Feb 1926
WILLINGHAM-BOYD
Mrs. Elizabeth Willingham announces the engagement of her daughter, Alice
Bernice, to Lee Herrington Boyd, the ceremony to take place at an early
date.
The Atlanta Constitution, 7 Feb 1926
MISS McCONNELL WEDS MR. BOYD
Miss Hazel McConnell, of College Park, and Carl C. Boyd, of East Point,
were married Saturday, January 30, at Carrollton, the Rev. Tatum, pastor
of the
Methodist church, officiating. After February 8, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd will be
at home to their friends at 322 Temple avenue, College Park.
[Note: Carl C. Boyd, b. abt 1905, was the son of LaFayette Randolph S. (Fett)
Boyd and Evie Anna Wheeler, the grandson of Christopher Columbus Boyd and
Sarah George Hannah Lambert, the great-grandson of Robert Boyd and Sarah
Ann LeGuin, the great-great-grandson of Hugh Boyd and Nancy Hopper, and
the
great-great-great-grandson of Robert Boyd and Rosannah Stewart of
Newberry, SC and Meriwether County, GA. My mother says, if her memory
serves her correctly, Carl served in the Navy.--JK]
The Atlanta Constitution, 20 June 1926
MISS McCOY TO WED MR. MANGHAM AT DRUID HILLS BAPTIST
The marriage of Miss Lillie McCoy and David Boyd Mangham will take place
on June 26 at 5 o'clock at the Druid hills Baptist church. The ceremony
will
be performed by Dr. F.C. McConnell, pastor. The bride will be given in
marriage
by her father, Mr. Charles Jefferson McCoy. The ushers will be Douglas
Mangham, Sam Mangham, Dr. Percy Lambright, and Eugene C. Clarke, Jr.
Miss Emily Boyd, of Griffin, Ga., beautiful cousin of the groom, will be
the only brides-maid. Little Opal Morris, cousin of the bride, will be the
flower girl. Miss McCoy is the second daughter of Charles Jefferson McCoy
well
known business man formerly of Monroe, Gal., and the late Mrs. Alice
Prather
McCoy, of Texarkana, Texas. David Boyd Mangham is the youngest son of John
Woodward Mangham, Sr., and Miss Olive Boyd Mangham, formally (sic) well
known and prominent residents of Griffin. Mr. Mangham is a graduate of
Tech High school and attended Tech in the class of 1920. In 1922, Mr.
Mangham became interested in the manufacture of high grade candies and is
well known and popular with hosts of friends. John Woodward Mangham, Jr.,
will be his brother's best man. Mr. Mangham and his bride will leave
immediately after the ceremony for a two-weeks' trip to the mountains. On
their return they will reside with Mr. Mangham's parents at 645 W.
Peachtree.
[Note: David Boyd Mangham and his cousin, Emily Boyd, are descendants of
Milton Boyd and Jane Douglas Boyd of Chester Co., SC and Meriwether
County, GA. I believe researchers will find that most, if not all, of the
Boyds living in
the Griffin, Ga. area in the late 1800s and early 1900s were descended
from Milton and Jane Boyd. Griffin is in Spalding County and Spalding is
adjacent to
Meriwether County where Milton and Jane resided.--JK]
The Atlanta Constitution, 14 Feb 1926
GEORGE G. BOYD DIES AT FAIRBURN HOME
Fairburn, Ga., February 13 — (Special.) — George G. Boyd, 34, prominent
groceryman here, died today following a week's illness of pneumonia. He is
survived by his widow and three young children. Funeral services will be
held Sunday afternoon at Bethany Methodist church. He was a member of the
Fairburn quartette, and was well known throughout this section of Georgia.
[Note: This was George Gardner Boyd, son of James LaFayette Boyd and Mary
L.(Molly) Harper, and the grandson of James Boyd and Amelia (Milly)
Tidwell who
married in Meriwether County, GA. in 1831. James Boyd came with his
father,
John "Wagonner Jack" Boyd from Newberry, SC to Meriwether Co., GA about
1828 and lived in lot 265 right on the Flint River separating Meriwether
and Pike
Counties. Wagonner Jack was the son of John "Buckles" Boyd and Margaret
Wilson. John "Buckles" father, of course, is said to be John Boyd of
Ballymena, County Antrim, Ireland, and Newberry Co., SC. Unless I have
missed some communication somewhere, I don't believe any hard proof has
ever been found that definitely says those children generally accepted to
be John Sr.'s children are actually his. However, proof has been found
linking David, Hugh, and John Boyd (Jr.) as brothers. There is some
evidence showing that Elizabeth Boyd Spence may have been their sister,
and she is generally accepted as John's daughter. I still maintain that
enough evidence exists to link my Robert as another son of John Sr.--JK]
The Atlanta Constitution, 17 July 1926
MRS. ROBERT R. WOOD TO BE BURIED TODAY
[Nee: Jane Boyd] Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Richardson Wood, Sr., of
63 West Thirteenth street, prominent Atlanta woman, who died early Friday
afternoon after a week's illness, will be conducted this afternoon at 4
o'clock from the residence. The Rev. W.W. Memminger will officiate.
Interment will be in West View cemetery. Mrs. Wood had been a resident of
Atlanta all her life and was born on the site of the present Forsyth
building. She was beloved by a wide circle of friends who came in contact
with her through her social life and active church
work. She was a member of the All Saints' Episcopal church, taking an
active
part in all its interests for many years, and also was a prominent member
of the
Piedmont Driving club. Mrs. Wood, in addition to her many cultural
accomplishments, was a finished musician, possessing a beautiful
voice. She was endowed with a charming personality which endeared
countless friends to her. Before her marriage, Mrs. Wood was Miss Jane
Boyd, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Boyd, pioneer citizens of Atlanta. She is a sister
of
Mrs. William S. Goldsmith and Wallace W. Boyd, Jr., of Atlanta; Jim Boyd,
of
Dallas, Texas, and Mrs. Caroll Dawson, of New York. She is survived by one
son,
Robert Richardson Wood. The late Robert Richardson Wood died two years
ago. He was widely known in Atlanta and the south and was a member of the
firm of George Muse and company. H.M. Patterson & Son will be in charge of
funeral arrangements and interment.
The Atlanta Constitution, 18 July 1926
MRS. R.R. WOOD BURIED FROM HOME SATURDAY
[Essentially same information as above but says she died at a private
hospital and adds three more survivors: two nieces, Mrs. Charles Cox, of
Atlanta, and Mrs. Chauncey Crawford, of Baltimore, and a nephew,
William S. Goldsmith, Jr., of Atlanta. Also Mrs. "Carroll" Dawson spelling
changed.]
The Atlanta Constitution, 23 Nov 1926
BEAM — Mr. Marion Thomas Beam died Monday afternoon at the residence,
No. 587 Central avenue, in the 72nd year of his age. He is survived by
his wife, Mrs.
Ada Beam; four daughters, Mrs. Kate Jones, Mrs. J.C. Boyd, Mrs. J.S.
Morgan
and Mrs. Tom Stokes; two sons, Mr. M.G. Beam and Mr. Lewis L. Beam; four
sisters, Mrs. Mary Merry, Mrs. R.E. Pennington, Mrs. Oscar Allen and
Mrs. W.M . Wiley; three brothers, Mr. John Beam, Mr. Sam Beam, and Mr.
Oliver Beam. The remains were removed to the parlors of Harry G. Poole,
and will be sent Wednesday morning via Georgia railroad to Mansfield,
Ga., for funeral and interment.
The Atlanta Constitution, 23 Jan 1927
WHITE-BOYD
Mrs. Addie White announces the engagement of her daughter, Iris Maude, to
George W. Boyd, of Chicago, Ill., the marriage to take place at an early
date.
The Atlanta Constitution, 27 Jan 1927
MISS IRIS WHITE WEDS MR. BOYD
Mrs. Addie White announces the marriage of her daughter, Iris Maude, to
George W. Boyd, of Chicago, Ill., the marriage taking place Wednesday,
January 26, at the home of the bride's mother, in Plant City, Fla. Mr.
Boyd and his bride
will spend a few days in Florida before going to Chicago, where they will
reside.
The Atlanta Constitution, 10 April 1927
BOYD-COLE
William Boyd announces the engagement of his daughter, Maurine, to Lester
W.
Cole, of New York and Atlanta, the marriage to be solemnized at an early
date
at the home of the bride in Sacramento, Calif.
The Atlanta Constitution, 17 April 1927
LASSETER - BOYD
Mrs. Jessie Albright Lasseter announces the engagement of her daughter,
Susan
Christine, to John Wright Boyd, of Jacksonville, Fla., the marriage to
take
place June 15 at St. Mark's Methodist Church.
The Atlanta Constitution, 22 April 1927
MISS VIRGINIA BOYD WEDS FRANK PITTMAN
Much interest accompanies the announcement made by Mrs. Joseph Boyd, of
Griffin, of the marriage of her daughter, Virginia Boyd, to Frank Pittman,
Jr.,
Wednesday, April 20. The marriage was solemnized in Opelika, Ala., in the
presence of a few friends who motored there with them. Mrs. Pittman is the
second daughter of Mrs. Boyd, formerly Miss Anna Blount Beeks, and the
late Joseph Boyd, and a sister of Miss Emily Boyd. Mr. Pittman attended
the Georgia School of Technology last year and is now a student at Mercer
University in Macon. He is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pittman, of Griffin, and his sister is Miss Josephine Pittman. (These
Boyds are descendants of Milton and Jane Douglass Boyd of Chester Co.,
SC and Meriwether Co., GA.)
The Atlanta Constitution, 20 Nov 1927
MORRIS-BOYD
Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Morris announce the engagement of their daughter, Ruth,
to
George R. Boyd, of Decatur, the marriage to be solemnized in February.
The Atlanta Constitution, 6 July 1927
Mrs. Boyd And John Morris to Wed Today in New York New York, July 5.—John
Morris, Sr., of 1215 Peachtree street, Atlanta, Ga., and Mrs. Emma Garrett
Boyd, of 219 West Eighth street, this city, obtained a license to wed here
Tuesday and will be married in this city Wednesday. Mr. Morris was born in
Ireland, the son of John and Nora Morris. He has been a widower since
1919. Mrs. Boyd was born in Atlanta, the daughter of William J. and Mary
Wallace Garrett. She has been a widow since 1905. Mr. Morris is the senior
member of the Keely company, well-known Atlanta department store. Mr.
Morris and his bride will sail for Europe Saturday to spend several months
traveling on the continent, and will return to Atlanta in the fall. Mrs.
Boyd served as president of the Atlanta Drama league, taking an active and
prominent part in cultural and social affairs during her residence here,
having made her home in New York city only for the past two years.
The Atlanta Constitution, 7 July 1927
Mrs. Boyd Weds John Morris, Sr., In New York City A marriage of much
social interest was that of Mrs. Emma Garrett Boyd, of New York City, and
John Morris, Sr., which was solemnized at the Church of the Holy Trinity,
New York, Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Father J.G. Cushman officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. Morris intend sailing on Saturday for an extended tour of Europe,
and will on their return, be at home to their friends at 1485 Peachtree
street.
The Atlanta Constitution, 26 Jan 1927
BOYD
— Died, in Knoxville, Tenn., Tuesday morning, January 25, 1927, Mr. James
S.
Boyd, in his 77th year. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. J. Raleigh
Patillo,
of Knoxville, Tenn.; son, Mr. A. Reese Boyd, of Los Angeles, Calif., and
two
grandsons, Mr. J. Raleigh Patillo, Jr., and Mr. Boyd Patillo. Services
will be
held this (Wednesday) morning at 11 o'clcok at the interment in Decatur
cemetery. Rev. J.W. Quillian will officiate. H.M. Patterson & Son.
The Atlanta Constitution, 5 Feb 1927
WILLIAM BOYD DIES NEAR COVINGTON
Covington, Ga., February 4.‚(Special).— William Boyd, 75, one of Newton
County's most prominent planters, died Friday morning at his home in West
Newton after a long illness. He was a steward and trustee in the Salem
Methodist Church. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Frances McCord Boyd;
four daughters,
Mr. W.R. Elliott and Mrs. Elizabeth Almand, of Atlanta; Misses Clemmie and
Angie Boyd, of Newton County; one son, John D. Boyd, Jr., of Covington;
one
brother, John D. Boyd, Sr., of Newton County. Funeral services will be
held at Salem Methodist Church Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, eastern
time. Rev. T.J. Christian, of Covington, officiating. Interment will be in
Salem cemetery.
Death Notices from The Meriwether County Vindicator, Volume 16 Volume
20, December 9, 1887 - December 16, 1892
BOYD, Mrs. Amanda L., formerly Miss Herndon, was born in Elbert county,
Georgia, Dec. 26th, 1834; (the bottom of the page containing the
remainder of this Tribute is torn off; at the top of the next column is
presumably the name of the writer of the Tribute, H. D. Hutcheson); Vol.
18, No. 48, Oct 24, 1890
BOYD, Mr. J. W. died last Saturday in Griffin as a result of paralysis
suffered about two weeks ago; at the time of his death he was about 50
years of age, having been born in Meriwether county in 1838 where he
resided until 1873; he was married to Miss Eliza Williams, the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Williams; [from the Griffin News] Vol. 16, No.
7, January 20, 1888.
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/meriwether/newspapers/1892.txt
Obit:
October 8, 1875 - Meriwether County, Georgia
BOYD,
Mr. Milton, about 75 years of age, died
suddenly at his residence near
Jones'
Mills last week; he was the father of J. W. Boyd, long the clerk
of
Meriwether
Superior Court.
Obit:
Griffin News , Meriwether
County, Georgia
January
27, 1899
Mrs.
Eliza B. Boyd, widow of John William
Boyd, died at her home in the
Johnson
House in Griffin yesterday morning; she was born and reared in
Meriwether
county; a few years after her marriage to Mr. Boyd, who was at
that time
clerk of the inferior and superior courts in Meriwether, they moved to
Griffin where
Mr. Boyd became cashier of a bank; a blurred final paragraph ends saying
it is a singular coincidence that she should have died just a year to
the day
(Jan. 23rd) from the time of the death of Mr. J. D. Boyd.
Obit:
Griffin News, Meriwether
County, Georgia
January
28, 1898
Col.
Joseph David Boyd, died on January 23rd
after being stricken with
paralysis
at his farm near Griffin, on Friday afternoon; he was born in
Meriwether
county in February 1841, and at the age of
19 he enlisted in the
Confederate
army, the greater part of his service being with the army of
Tennessee
under Hood, Bragg and Johnston; in 1866 he embarked in business
in
Haralson for a short while, moving to Griffin in the spring of 1866; in
1867 he
married
Miss Emily Alford, daughter of Col. J. Q. A. Alford, a lawyer and
minister;
shortly afterward he formed a partnership
with Mr. J. G. Rhea
conducting
a cotton warehouse and commission business, which business
continued
for 14 years, when he became cashier of City National bank,
continuing
there until his death; he served Griffin 8 years as alderman and 4
years
as mayor; he had been president of the Merchants and Planters bank
since
its organization 10 years ago, and in the past year he organized the J.
D. Boyd
Manufacturing company for making fertilizers; he was also identified
with local
educational work.
Obit:
Griffin News, Meriwether
County, Georgia
August
9, 1901
Mrs.
Sasser, wife of Mr. William Sasser, both formerly of Meriwether, died
last
week
at Senoia; she was a daughter of the late Milton Boyd and sister
of
Messrs.
W. J. and J. D. Boyd.
Judson Herndon Boyd
Walker
County Messenger
In memory of Brother Jud Boyd, who departed this life May 7,
1940. He
was 39 years old. He leaves a wife, three children, father and
sister,
who are mourned at his passing, but are comforted by the thoughts of the
life he lived. Brother Boyd was of a quiet, unassuming
disposition,
but was ever ready to do a good deed in the name of his Master and for
his fellowman. He was loyal to the church of his choice, and its
membership in every respect.
Be it resolved: That the church has lost one if its truest
and most
conscientious members; that the community has lost one of its most
trusted and tried friends. We would say to his family, "Weep
not, for
your loss is God's eternal gain."
The Lord gave to you - him
For just a short while
To live this life noble,
With trusting and a smile.
And then He saw fit,
To take him away,
And end his great suffering
For just one more day.
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/walker/obits/ob369.txt
Walker County GaArchives Obituaries.....Judson Herndon Boyd May 7
1940
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Obit: Nathan Boyd - 1891 - Pike County, Georgia
The Pike County Journal
Zebulon, Georgia, Friday, October 30, 1891
A Good Man Dies
It is with deep regret that we have this week to chronicle the death of
one of Pike's oldest and best men, Mr. Nathan Boyd, who lived a few
miles south of here at Fincher's church, at which place he had been a
useful member for sixty years. Mr. Boyd lived to a ripe old age, being
85 years old. During his long life, he never drank a drop of whiskey,
and for sixty years had not taken a dose of medicine of any kind.
OBIT:
Mrs. Amanda L. (nee Herndon) Boyd, wife of M. C. Boyd
26
September 1890
[Elbert
Co; GA to Meriwether Co; GA to Haralson Co; GA]
The
Herald and Advertiser
Newnan,
Coweta Co., Georgia
26
September 1890
BOYD
- Mrs. Amanda L. Boyd died at her home in Haralson Co., Ga., September
7th, 1890.
Deceased
was a daughter of Edward and Nancy HERNDON and was born in Elbert
County, Ga. on December 26th, 1834. Her parents moved to Meriwether
County in 1835/1836 where she was reared to womanhood. She joined Mt
Zion Baptist church, Meriwether county in 1851, and was baptized by Rev.
Nathan H. Williams. She was united in marriage to Mr. Matthew BROOKS in
February 1855. One child born to them lived but a few weeks, and the
father died in October 1856. She was married to Mr. M. C. BOYD on
the 6th of December 1857. Six children were a result of this union, five
of whom still survive. She leaves a husband, five brothers and a sister
to mourn her loss. She was Buried at Pleasant Grove church, Haralson
county, after religious services at the grave by Rev Van Mize, the
funeral being attended by a large concourse of sorrowing relatives and
friends. To the bereaved husband and children, brothers and sisters, we
extend our sincere condolence, and would point them to Him who Doeth all
things well for that comfort they can find in none other than the Lord
Jesus Christ.
OBIT: W. L. E. Boyd -
1891 - Coweta Co; Georgia
Coweta Co; Georgia
NEWNAN HERALD ADVERTISER - February 27, 1891
Mr. W. L. E. Boyd, a
worthy and highly respected citizen of the community, died at his home just beyond the city limits (on the Pearl
Spring Park road,) last Tuesday from an attack of pneumonia. He was sick
only five days. He leaves a wife and seven children -- five girls and two small boys-- and from what we can learn they are in somewhat
destitute circumstances. Mr. Boyd's remains were interred yesterday morning at what is know as the Watkins place, about eight miles in the
country.
William L. E. Boyd - Confederate Military Service
- Civil War
ALLEN'S MILLS News
We regret to announce the death of Uncle Joseph Boyd. He breathed
his
last, last Saturday night, 2nd inst. at sixteen minutes before eleven
o'clock.
Death is always sad, but with our departed friend it was particularly so,
as
he was very anxious to make some statement to the family but was unable
to articulate a single word. He had not spoken for several days before his
death.
A few facts in regard to this aged one will not be uninteresting. He was
born in South Carolina on the 26th day of June 1791. Had he lived to the
26th of this month, he would have been eighty-six years old. He moved to
Georgia fifty-three years ago this fall and settled near where the
beautiful little city of Griffin now stands. Remained there a year or so,
when the state land surveyors commenced to survey the county of
Meriwether. He moved to that county before the survey was completed and
settled in the northeast corner of it.
There he remained for nearly thirty years; when for the want of more
lands,
which he could not get there to suit him, he came to Carroll county and
settled about twelve miles northeast of Carrollton, on or near the Atlanta
road, and resided there or near by with his children, to the time of his
death.
He bore his affliction, which was very severe, for about seven months,
without a murmur and was perfectly resigned at all times to the will of
Him
who rules all things. I am informed by a gentleman who has been intimately
acquainted with him for fifty years, that he was never known to utter a
word
of reproach against anyone. He made a good neighbor and was in every
way worthy the confidence he naturally won.
His burial was attended by an unusual large concourse of relatives and
friends. The burial ceremonies were performed by Dr. H.C. Timmons,
assisted by Elder Jehu Tyson and were very appropriate and touching. Too
much praise cannot be given his son-in-law Mr. A. Tyson, with whom he
spent his last sad days, for the faithful services he rendered both day
and night. He never flinched from his duty to him, but sacrificed his own
interest for the welfare of his wife's parents. Allen's Mills, June 5,
1877.
Macon Telegraph
WARNER ROBINS, Georgia
Ralph Boyd, 79, passed away Thursday, September 20, 2007 in
Mesa, AZ. Services were held at 10 A.M. Thursday in the chapel of
Heritage
Memorial Funeral Home with burial in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens.
Visitation was from 7:00 until 9:00 P.M. Wednesday at the funeral home.
Rev. Sydney Odom officiated. -Mr. Boyd was born in Roanoke, AL to the
late Harvey Aubrey Boyd and Mary Elizabeth Ragsdale. He was also preceded
in death by his wife, Josephine "Jo" Jackson Boyd and a son Stephen Boyd.
Mr. Boyd was retired from Robins Air Force Base where he was a Branch
Chief over the metal bonding shop.
He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy and a member of the Westside
Baptist Church.
He was a former coach for the football and baseball league with the
Warner
Robins Recreation Dept.. -Survivors include his children & spouse, Derek
(Karla) Boyd of Mesa, AZ, Ronnie (Carolyn) Bedsole of Deltona, FL, Jackie
(Jamie) Andrews of Valley, AL, Johnny (Katie) Boyd of Jonesboro, GA,
Charlie (Lynn) Boyd of Dothan, AL, sisters, Louise Brown of Lanett, AL
and Diane Castle of Acworth, GA, 13 grandchildren and 13 great
grandchildren. -Flowers will be accepted but those who wish, may make
donations to The Gideons International at P.O. Box 537, Warner Robins,
GA, 31099, in memory of Mr.Boyd. -Heritage Memorial Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
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