He was born in Rutherford County, TN.
Married Emily F. Davidson on Oct.21, 1853.
They had 14 children
Listed below.
His obituary in the Neosho Times read: "James T. Boyd, know as "Uncle Jimmy" by nearly every one, and probably the oldest citizen in Newton County (for he had lived here since 1838), died at this old home near Diamond Saturday, the 13th, after a short illness. He was born in Tennessee in 1830 and had reached the age of 84 years, 8 months and 25 days. He was married to Emily F. Davison October 21st, 1853. To this union were born 14 children as follows: G.W., J.C., C.M., Paris, Leonard, Edgar, Alta, and Bert Boyd, Mrs. Luella Hardin, Mrs. Belle Riggs, Mrs. Effa Wilson and Mrs. Dona Robinson, two having gone on to the other world. There are 58 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Monday at the house by Rev. H.A. Wood, the servon being based on the text in Psalms 90:10, and the services at the graveyard were conducted by the Masonic Order. Many were present from Neosho. Interment was in the old family graveyard on the Boyd farm near the house."
Source: Online site of research by Linda Boyd Lawhon
He was born in Rutherford County, TN.
Married Emily F. Davidson on Oct.21, 1853.
They had 14 children
Listed below.
His obituary in the Neosho Times read: "James T. Boyd, know as "Uncle Jimmy" by nearly every one, and probably the oldest citizen in Newton County (for he had lived here since 1838), died at this old home near Diamond Saturday, the 13th, after a short illness. He was born in Tennessee in 1830 and had reached the age of 84 years, 8 months and 25 days. He was married to Emily F. Davison October 21st, 1853. To this union were born 14 children as follows: G.W., J.C., C.M., Paris, Leonard, Edgar, Alta, and Bert Boyd, Mrs. Luella Hardin, Mrs. Belle Riggs, Mrs. Effa Wilson and Mrs. Dona Robinson, two having gone on to the other world. There are 58 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Monday at the house by Rev. H.A. Wood, the servon being based on the text in Psalms 90:10, and the services at the graveyard were conducted by the Masonic Order. Many were present from Neosho. Interment was in the old family graveyard on the Boyd farm near the house."
Source: Online site of research by Linda Boyd Lawhon
Inscription
There are no partings in Heaven
Family Members
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Bolivar J. G. Boyd
1854–1858
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George Wesley "Buddy" Boyd
1856–1940
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Mary Luella Boyd Hardin
1858–1956
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Sarah Belle Boyd Riggs
1860–1949
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James Churchill "Church" Boyd
1861–1917
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Charles Martin Boyd
1864–1919
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Effie Mae Boyd Wilson
1866–1959
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Paris Boyd
1867–1956
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Netta Boyd
1869–1870
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Fredonia T "Dona" Boyd Robinson
1871–1969
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Leonard "Litt" Boyd
1873–1939
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Edgar Francis Boyd
1875–1933
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Alta Mae Boyd
1877–1964
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Bert Boyd
1879–1957
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