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CHIEF: Alastair Ivor Gilbert Boyd 7th Baron Kilmarnock

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MASSACHUSETTS HISTORY

Boyds in "Genealogical Data Extracted from the Boston Selectmen's Minutes" 1736-1775 and other Massachusetts "warnings out"

Boyds in "Genealogical Data Extracted from the Boston Selectmen's
Minutes" 1736-1775 Brigitte Burkette

25 October 1757
Boyd, Alexander, brother to Capt. Boyd in Mr Blanchard's employ, passenger on the sloop "Beaver" from Halifax, detained because smallpox has broken out on board

31 January 1737
Boyd, John and his wife are lately come to Rumney Marsh and are at the home of John White; they are "warned to depart" the town within 14 days."

09 May 1739
Boyd, John Boyd is admitted as one of the ticket porters and Mr. Charles Althorp to give bond.

28 April 1740
Boyd, Mary from Rhode Island has been under warning to depart the town, but has refused; she resides at Mr. Kent's the carpenter.

10 November 1736
Boyd, Capt. Robert, Master of the brig "Bottle", lately from Ireland.

Worcester County Warnings, pag 5

1762 May 11, Boyd, Alexander, wife Lucy and one child.

Worcester County Warnings, page 48

1766, August 19, Boyd, Jonathan, wife Esther, and family, from Sutton.
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In Unwelcomed Americans, page 69

On one of the cases of the poor being warned out, there is a mention of this Boyd

"The counceilmen referred to their earlier 1780 interrogation of Wait and concluded that East Greenwich was the legal settlement of this "spinster"; they sent her there in the care of constable Rufus Sprague, who delivered her to Andrew Boyd, East Greenwich, overseer of the poor, in August 1784.

NOTE: Use this data as a finding tool, just as you would any other secondary source. When you find the name of an ancestor listed, confirm the facts in original sources.

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