Tobias BOYKIN, "Byous," was the son of
• John BOYKIN Jr. (born in South Carolina to John BOYKIN Sr. & Sarah TANNER) & his second wife,
• Catherine SHEPPARD (the daughter of John Baptiste SHEPPARD, who came from North Carolina to Screven County, & his first wife, name unknown - Catharine's brother was William SHEPPARD Sr. R.S.).
Byous was the brother of:
• Flerl BOYKIN (born 1800-1801, died 1885, married 1825 to Sophia SHEPPARD, the daughter of William SHEPPARD Sr. R.S. & Martha THORN),
• John Baptist BOYKIN (born about 1803, died 1868, married 1846 to Mary Jane ARCHER),
• Lodwick BOYKIN II (born 1805, died 1879, married 1853 to Caroline SOUTHWELL),
• Hilliard BOYKIN (died after 1820), and
• Barton L. BOYKIN (born 1807, died 1858, married 1841 to Sarah Emily ENECKS of South Carolina).
In 1836, Byous married Asenith T. HODGES, "Asena," daughter of Nathaniel HODGES & Martha WHITTINGTON of Bulloch County. Asena died in 1863, and is likely buried in a family cemetery on SHEPPARD land in the Black Creek-Middle Ground community of Screven County. Byous & Asena had ten children, born 1837-1858:
• Paul Green BOYKIN (buried in Bulloch County)
• John Anthony BOYKIN Sr., "Jack,"
• Margaret M. BOYKIN, "Sis,"
• Mary Ann BOYKIN,
• Roxanna BOYKIN SHEPPARD, "Roxie" (buried in Effingham County),
• William Peyton BOYKIN (buried in Chatham County),
• Marshall V. BOYKIN,
• Henry Bascom BOYKIN, and
• Flora Elizabeth BOYKIN JARRELL.
In addition, when typhoid (or another disease) took both Byous' younger brother, Barton L. BOYKIN in 1858 & his wife, Sarah Emily ENECKS, in January of 1860, Byous and his other brothers took charge of their six orphaned children; one of them, Sarah Catherine BOYKIN WILLIAMS, "Mesh" (born 1847), was raised in Byous' household.
• John BOYKIN Jr. (born in South Carolina to John BOYKIN Sr. & Sarah TANNER) & his second wife,
• Catherine SHEPPARD (the daughter of John Baptiste SHEPPARD, who came from North Carolina to Screven County, & his first wife, name unknown - Catharine's brother was William SHEPPARD Sr. R.S.).
Byous was the brother of:
• Flerl BOYKIN (born 1800-1801, died 1885, married 1825 to Sophia SHEPPARD, the daughter of William SHEPPARD Sr. R.S. & Martha THORN),
• John Baptist BOYKIN (born about 1803, died 1868, married 1846 to Mary Jane ARCHER),
• Lodwick BOYKIN II (born 1805, died 1879, married 1853 to Caroline SOUTHWELL),
• Hilliard BOYKIN (died after 1820), and
• Barton L. BOYKIN (born 1807, died 1858, married 1841 to Sarah Emily ENECKS of South Carolina).
In 1836, Byous married Asenith T. HODGES, "Asena," daughter of Nathaniel HODGES & Martha WHITTINGTON of Bulloch County. Asena died in 1863, and is likely buried in a family cemetery on SHEPPARD land in the Black Creek-Middle Ground community of Screven County. Byous & Asena had ten children, born 1837-1858:
• Paul Green BOYKIN (buried in Bulloch County)
• John Anthony BOYKIN Sr., "Jack,"
• Margaret M. BOYKIN, "Sis,"
• Mary Ann BOYKIN,
• Roxanna BOYKIN SHEPPARD, "Roxie" (buried in Effingham County),
• William Peyton BOYKIN (buried in Chatham County),
• Marshall V. BOYKIN,
• Henry Bascom BOYKIN, and
• Flora Elizabeth BOYKIN JARRELL.
In addition, when typhoid (or another disease) took both Byous' younger brother, Barton L. BOYKIN in 1858 & his wife, Sarah Emily ENECKS, in January of 1860, Byous and his other brothers took charge of their six orphaned children; one of them, Sarah Catherine BOYKIN WILLIAMS, "Mesh" (born 1847), was raised in Byous' household.
Tobias BOYKIN, "Byous," was the son of
• John BOYKIN Jr. (born in South Carolina to John BOYKIN Sr. & Sarah TANNER) & his second wife,
• Catherine SHEPPARD (the daughter of John Baptiste SHEPPARD, who came from North Carolina to Screven County, & his first wife, name unknown - Catharine's brother was William SHEPPARD Sr. R.S.).
Byous was the brother of:
• Flerl BOYKIN (born 1800-1801, died 1885, married 1825 to Sophia SHEPPARD, the daughter of William SHEPPARD Sr. R.S. & Martha THORN),
• John Baptist BOYKIN (born about 1803, died 1868, married 1846 to Mary Jane ARCHER),
• Lodwick BOYKIN II (born 1805, died 1879, married 1853 to Caroline SOUTHWELL),
• Hilliard BOYKIN (died after 1820), and
• Barton L. BOYKIN (born 1807, died 1858, married 1841 to Sarah Emily ENECKS of South Carolina).
In 1836, Byous married Asenith T. HODGES, "Asena," daughter of Nathaniel HODGES & Martha WHITTINGTON of Bulloch County. Asena died in 1863, and is likely buried in a family cemetery on SHEPPARD land in the Black Creek-Middle Ground community of Screven County. Byous & Asena had ten children, born 1837-1858:
• Paul Green BOYKIN (buried in Bulloch County)
• John Anthony BOYKIN Sr., "Jack,"
• Margaret M. BOYKIN, "Sis,"
• Mary Ann BOYKIN,
• Roxanna BOYKIN SHEPPARD, "Roxie" (buried in Effingham County),
• William Peyton BOYKIN (buried in Chatham County),
• Marshall V. BOYKIN,
• Henry Bascom BOYKIN, and
• Flora Elizabeth BOYKIN JARRELL.
In addition, when typhoid (or another disease) took both Byous' younger brother, Barton L. BOYKIN in 1858 & his wife, Sarah Emily ENECKS, in January of 1860, Byous and his other brothers took charge of their six orphaned children; one of them, Sarah Catherine BOYKIN WILLIAMS, "Mesh" (born 1847), was raised in Byous' household.
• John BOYKIN Jr. (born in South Carolina to John BOYKIN Sr. & Sarah TANNER) & his second wife,
• Catherine SHEPPARD (the daughter of John Baptiste SHEPPARD, who came from North Carolina to Screven County, & his first wife, name unknown - Catharine's brother was William SHEPPARD Sr. R.S.).
Byous was the brother of:
• Flerl BOYKIN (born 1800-1801, died 1885, married 1825 to Sophia SHEPPARD, the daughter of William SHEPPARD Sr. R.S. & Martha THORN),
• John Baptist BOYKIN (born about 1803, died 1868, married 1846 to Mary Jane ARCHER),
• Lodwick BOYKIN II (born 1805, died 1879, married 1853 to Caroline SOUTHWELL),
• Hilliard BOYKIN (died after 1820), and
• Barton L. BOYKIN (born 1807, died 1858, married 1841 to Sarah Emily ENECKS of South Carolina).
In 1836, Byous married Asenith T. HODGES, "Asena," daughter of Nathaniel HODGES & Martha WHITTINGTON of Bulloch County. Asena died in 1863, and is likely buried in a family cemetery on SHEPPARD land in the Black Creek-Middle Ground community of Screven County. Byous & Asena had ten children, born 1837-1858:
• Paul Green BOYKIN (buried in Bulloch County)
• John Anthony BOYKIN Sr., "Jack,"
• Margaret M. BOYKIN, "Sis,"
• Mary Ann BOYKIN,
• Roxanna BOYKIN SHEPPARD, "Roxie" (buried in Effingham County),
• William Peyton BOYKIN (buried in Chatham County),
• Marshall V. BOYKIN,
• Henry Bascom BOYKIN, and
• Flora Elizabeth BOYKIN JARRELL.
In addition, when typhoid (or another disease) took both Byous' younger brother, Barton L. BOYKIN in 1858 & his wife, Sarah Emily ENECKS, in January of 1860, Byous and his other brothers took charge of their six orphaned children; one of them, Sarah Catherine BOYKIN WILLIAMS, "Mesh" (born 1847), was raised in Byous' household.
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