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Albert BOYD #15335

17 SEP 1872 - 28 DEC 1954

Personal Information

  • RESIDENCE: District 6
    1930, Johnson, Kentucky, USA
  • RESIDENCE: 1900, Pear Orchard, Lawrence, Kentucky
  • RESIDENCE: 1920, Buffalo, Johnson, Kentucky, USA
  • BIRTH: 17 SEP 1872, Richardson, Lawrence, Kentucky, USA
  • DEATH: 28 DEC 1954, Thelma, Johnson, Kentucky, USA

Parents

Father: Isom BOYD #15336

Mother: Polly Mary FITZPATRICK #15337

Family 1 :

Wife: Dora MURRAY

Children:

  1.  +Zelda BOYD #15743
  2.   Thelma BOYD #15744
  3.  +Elmer BOYD #15745
  4.   Verda BOYD #15746
  5.   Christine BOYD #15747
  6.   Eloise BOYD #15748
 
 
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                           ______________________|
                          |                      |
                          |                      |__
                          |                         
 _Isom BOYD ______________|
| (1825 - 1903)           |
|                         |                       __
|                         |                      |  
|                         |______________________|
|                                                |
|                                                |__
|                                                   
|
|--Albert BOYD 
|  (1872 - 1954)
|                                                 __
|                                                |  
|                          _William FITZPATRICK _|
|                         | (1793 - ....)        |
|                         |                      |__
|                         |                         
|_Polly Mary FITZPATRICK _|
  (1829 - 1900)           |
                          |                       __
                          |                      |  
                          |_Martha Jane BLAIR ___|
                            (1800 - 1860)        |
                                                 |__

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