CHIEF:  Alastair Ivor Gilbert Boyd 7th Baron Kilmarnock

Richard G. and Jerri Lynn Boyd

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 Mary Boyd / Isaac Johnston

of North Carolina


Mary BOYD, b. 1761.  m. CA 1779 N. C. d. 1841.

Her husband was Isaac JOHNSON, Veteran of the Revolutionary War. b. 14 April 1761 , Craven Co., N.C.

Bronze marker placed by Stones River Daughters of the American Revolution on June 18, 1972 in cooperation with the family.
Children:    

Thomas B. .,   b.  CA 1780 NC, Onslow Co.,  m. Eleanor 23 Feb 1810, Rutherford County N.C.,
Elizabeth      b. 1785 Onslow  co, NC ., m. Davidson County 24 Aug 1804 to John McCain.
Cassey         b.  1790 Onslow Co. NC ., m. Davidson County 16 Aug 1816 to Robert McCain.
Charles          b.  9 Jan 1792   Onslow Co., NC., m. 2 Jan 1811  to Nancy Whitley Davidson County , Tennessee
 
This is all the information regarding Mary, she is buried beside her husband in the Cane Ridge Cemetery, Antioch,Tn.  Quote from Historic Cane Ridge and Its Families.

"In a listing of those in Davidson Co., 1812, we find the following Johnson, Johnston: John Johnston, Jr.,  John Johnston, Sr.,   Isaac JOHNSTON.  It soon became evident that the Isaac Johnson family dropped the "t" out of their name where the John Johnston family of the same community kept if for a while longer at least". "This family was very active in the Cane Ridge Presbyterian Church as indicated in the Church Records found elsewhere in this book."


I would love to know more about Mary BOYD.

Joyce Luna   

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