CHIEF:  Alastair Ivor Gilbert Boyd 7th Baron Kilmarnock                                  

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Rogers City, Mich. 49779

 

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William L. Boyd

 


1880 census

Name

 Relation

 Sex

 Marr

 Race

 age

 birth place

Wm. L. Boyd

 self

 M

 M

 W

 43

 MS 

Mary Polly

 Wife

 F

 M

 W

 42

 AL

Washington B.

 Son

 M

 S

 W

 16

 MS

Missouri

 Dau

 F

 S

 W

 11

 LA

Sallie A.

 Dau

 F

 S

 W

 9

 MS

Amanda J.

 Dau

 F

 S

 W

 6

 MS

William P.

 Son

 M

 S

 W

 3

 TX

Fannie

 Dau

 F

 S

 W

 6mts

 TX


William L. Boyd
Regiment: 1st (Johnston's) Mississippi Infantry).
Confederate
Company:  G
Soldier's Rank In:  Private
Soldier's Rank Out:  Private
.....................................................

First Mississippi Infantry Regiment

The following information is taken directly from Units of the Confederate States Army by Joseph H. Crute, Jr. Published by Derwent Books; Midlothian, Virginia. (c)1987.

1st Infantry Regiment, 682 strong, completed its organization at Corinth
Mississippi, during the spring of 1861. The men were raised in the counties of Marshall, Itawamba, De Soto, Panola, Lafayette, Tishomingo, and Smith. It was ordered to Kentucky then to Tennessee where on February 16, 1862, it was captured at Fort Donelson. During this fight the unit lost 16 killed and 61 wounded of the 331 engaged. Exchanged and attached to Beall's Brigade, Department of Mississippi and East Lousiana, it was again captured at Port Hudson. After the exchange the regiment served in General Featherston's Brigade and fought with the Army of Tennessee from Resaca to Bentonville. In December 1864, only 65 officers and men were present for duty, and very few surrendered in April, 1865. The field officers were Colonels Thomas H. Johnston and John M. Simonton, Lieutenant Colonel A. S. Hamilton, and Major M. S. Alcorn.

1880 Census: Place District 8, Eastland Texas page 326B.


William L Boyd age 52 B Ms
Polly Boyd wife age 51 B Al
Washington B. (Bert) Boyd son age abt 30- B Ms
Dock Boyd  son age abt 28 -B Ms
Missouri Boyd dau age  22 -B Ms
Sally Polly Boyd dau age 19 -B Ms
Amanda J Boyd  dau age 13 -B Ms
William P Boyd   son age 11 - B Tx
Frances Boyd  dau born 1880 Tx

I found where Dock married Rosa Lee Giddons 1897.  In Lamar Co. 1880 Census, Eastland Texas shows Sallie age 18 Married Her Cousin  Wm. T. Boyd age 22 son of James R. Boyd. I think William L is a brother. unproven. 

William's Dad was from Missouri and that is all I know about William L. Boyd's Parentage.  If anyone has run across this family in their Boyd searching I would appreciate any help I can get.


John Boyd   BoydinMuskogee at webtv.net


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