CHIEF:  Alastair Ivor Gilbert Boyd 7th Baron Kilmarnock

Richard G. and Jerri Lynn Boyd

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Lear Boyd ~ William Graham

Washington County, AR

JAMES S. GRAHAM, farmer of Washington County, Ark., and native of the
“Blue Grass State,” was born in 1820, and while an infant was brought by his parents, WILLIAM and LEAR (BOYD) GRAHAM, to Arkansas. James S. Graham, was reared in North western Arkansas, and is one of the thrifty farmers of that locality. Rebecca Jane Patton, who was born in Tennessee in 1826, became his wife and the mother of nine children: Vachiel C., Peter, Rachel, Dorothea T., Amanda A. (widow of Robert Graham), Benjamin P., Orlena J., J. Willy and Cynthia Graham.

Source: Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northeast Arkansas.
Chicago: Goodspeed Publishers, 1889.

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