He was the son of John & Mary Gough (Kirk) Boyd.
He married Nancy Jett, 19 Dec 1844, Cumberland County, Ohio.
He was a dry goods merchant in central Ohio area for several years. He moved his family to Missouri in 1867. He first settled on a farm about two miles west of Clinton.
After a short time he opened a store in Clinton. It is said that, shortly before his death, he bragged that he was content with his business and residence and had not been out of the county in 40 years.
He married Nancy Jett, 19 Dec 1844, Cumberland County, Ohio.
He was a dry goods merchant in central Ohio area for several years. He moved his family to Missouri in 1867. He first settled on a farm about two miles west of Clinton.
After a short time he opened a store in Clinton. It is said that, shortly before his death, he bragged that he was content with his business and residence and had not been out of the county in 40 years.
He was the son of John & Mary Gough (Kirk) Boyd.
He married Nancy Jett, 19 Dec 1844, Cumberland County, Ohio.
He was a dry goods merchant in central Ohio area for several years. He moved his family to Missouri in 1867. He first settled on a farm about two miles west of Clinton.
After a short time he opened a store in Clinton. It is said that, shortly before his death, he bragged that he was content with his business and residence and had not been out of the county in 40 years.
He married Nancy Jett, 19 Dec 1844, Cumberland County, Ohio.
He was a dry goods merchant in central Ohio area for several years. He moved his family to Missouri in 1867. He first settled on a farm about two miles west of Clinton.
After a short time he opened a store in Clinton. It is said that, shortly before his death, he bragged that he was content with his business and residence and had not been out of the county in 40 years.
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