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CHIEF: Alastair Ivor Gilbert Boyd 7th Baron Kilmarnock |
Richard G. and Jerri Lynn Boyd 568 W. Friedrich Street Rogers City, Mich. 49779
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CHIEF: Alastair Ivor Gilbert Boyd 7th Baron Kilmarnock |
Richard G. and Jerri Lynn Boyd 568 W. Friedrich Street Rogers City, Mich. 49779
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NEW YORK HISTORY John Boyd White Plains, New York Samuel, son of Thomas Merritt, was called of Rye in 1706, and in 1710 he was living at White Plains, New York. He also lived at Port Chester, New York, on the site now occupied by the Union free school. On November 27, 1713, he bought land from JOHN BOYD, at White Plains, and also purchased other land there of Thomas Budd on January 18, 1723. He granted a lot to Humphrey Underhill, who released his claim, May 28, 1722. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Humphrey and Sarah Underhill. Children: William, George, David. John Boyd of Mexico, NY Mexico Independent, (NY), March 22, 1886 Texas - On Thursday of last week, Keeper Chapman of the life saving station selected his crew for the coming season, which is expected to open April 1st. The members of the crew are Alonzo Morton, Perry Marsh, William Henderson, Don Calkins, Herbert Dennis of Texas, John Boyd of Mexico and Emery Tryan of Ellisburg. H. L. Dennis will be No. 1 or first mate, and Don Calkins the steward. The crew consists of the same men that were under Capt. Parker last season except Mr. Tryan takes the place of George Cole. Mr. Cole had the place offered him but declined the offer, thinking he could do better. NEWBURGH and NEW WINDSOR 1782-1783 -- General Washington resides at Hasbrouck House. In 1763, Part of Ulster County: Highlands Precinct was divided into New Windsor Precinct and Newburgh Precinct. A few on-line records: The German Patent: Early Records of Newburgh, New York
Newburgh, New York Glebe Leases, 1807-1821 Book Two (part 2): Nathaniel B. Boyd of the town of Newburgh in the County of Orange State of New-York Village and Town of Newburgh
Records 1803-1838 Record of Livestock Marks, Strays
and Slaves in the Village of Newburgh: 1801 Assessment Roll for the Town
of Newburgh: Newburgh, New York: Glebe Leases,
Book One/4 Newburgh, New York: Glebe Leases,
Book One /3 See: Books: History of the Town of Newburgh by E. M. Ruttenber, 1859. General Washington: General
Orders Issued at Newburgh 1782-83 by Edward Guide to Historical Resources in Orange County, N.Y. Repositories, N.Y. Historical Resources Center, Cornell University, 1989. Guide to the Mauscript
Collection of the Goshen Library and Historical Society by Henry Pomares, 1982.
Includes Newburgh material of the 1700's History of the County of Orange: with History of the Town & City of Newburgh by E. M. Ruttenber, c. 1875. Old Orange County by Julien and
Arno Cornell, 1977. Sketch and thumbnail and many more! NEW WINDSOR 1790 Census Ulster
County, NY Town of New Windsor HEADS OF FAMILIES: St. George Cemetery
Newburgh,Orange Co; NY 1775 Assessment Roll of Orange County, NY Boyd, Robert
District 8 Early Marriages Bethlehem Church - Orange Co; NY Early marriages at Bethlehem Church compiled by the Historic Society of Newburgh Bay & the Highlands. The list is provided by Glenn Marshall,Historian for the Town of New Windsor: Russel, John Boyd, Mary 5/11/1806 Civil War Volunteers From
New Windsor,Orange Co; NY New York 1825 Census Town of New Windsor,Orange Co; NY New Windsor, New York Precinct Records, 1763-1779 Nathaniel BOYD We the subscribers being the major part of the Commissioners for laying
out and altering the roads in the Precinct of New Windsor and Newbourgh
in Ulster County and State aforesaid by the election of a number of the
most respectable freeholders and inhabitants of the two Precincts before
mentioned, agreeable to law and the aforesaid petition viz: have laid
out a public open road or highway, three rods wide being chosen by the
people of the two Precincts as Commission- ers for that purpose. Where
road so laid out is butted and bounded as follows , viz: beginning on
the main road that runs from Newbourgh to New Windsor south of Major
Boyds house on his southbounds and the north bounds of the farm Precinct Records Minute
Book, 1792 -1828 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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