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     Charles K. Boyce Jr. was born about 1876.

He married Lephy C. Boutwell, daughter of Elmer Boutwell and Julia A. Woodbury, in 1896 in Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.¹

     Edgar A. Boyce was born on 25 September 1862.¹ He was the son of Newton Boyce and Celinda C. Flanders.^1,2

     Edwin Frank Boyce was born in 1852 or 1853 in Swanzey, Cheshire County, New Hampshire.^1,2

In 1877, Edwin Frank Boyce was a salesman.²

He married Rettie H. Fairbank, daughter of Omar Fairbank and Rachel Sophia Fairbank.¹ The census of 1880 shows Frank E. Boyce, a drummer, in the household of Omar Fairbanks and Sophia R. Fairbanks, at Hudson, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹

     Emma F. Boyce was born on 3 February 1877 in Hudson, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.² She was the daughter of Edwin Frank Boyce and Rettie H. Fairbank.¹ The census of 1880 shows Emma F. Boyce in the household of Omar Fairbanks and Sophia R. Fairbanks, at Hudson.¹

She married Charles E. Brown on 1 November 1899 in Natick, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, by Rev. Geo. F. Pratt, minister of the Natick Unitarian Church.³

     Frank A. Boyce was born say 1860, son of Nelson and Sarah J. (Melvin) Boyce.¹

Frank A. Boyce was baggage master at Londonderry, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.¹

He married Anna Foster Conant, daughter of Elias Cornelius Conant and Sarah Maria Taylor, on 27 August 1881.¹

     Newton Boyce was born about 1835.¹

He married Celinda C. Flanders, daughter of Samuel B. Flanders and Emily Colby, on 31 March 1859.¹

     Samuel Boyce was born on 25 December 1876.¹ He was the son of Newton Boyce and Celinda C. Flanders.^1,2

     

He married Sarah S. Royse, daughter of Martin B. Royse and Catherine Evans, in 1840 in Washington County, Indiana.¹

     Rev. James Robert Boyd D.D., of Greenbush Heights, N.Y. was born say 1810 in Geneva, Ontario County, New York, . His mother was Mary Scott, a cousin of Sir Walter Scott.¹

He married Elizabeth Moseley Camp, daughter of Col. Elisha Camp and Sophia Hale, . They lived in a staunchly-built brick house at Sackett's Harbor on the shore of Lake Ontario, New York, where he helped successfully to fight the British in the War of 1812. The lovely old home is still standing with its beautiful gardens.¹

James was a tall man and 'spare' in build, and wore a long, white beard. He taught school [English Literature] at Maplewood Institute in Massachusetts and at Hamilton College in Clinton and Hobart College in Geneva, New York. Professor Boyd spent much time in his library. He could read French and German, Latin and Greek, Hebrew and Sanskrit. He annotated works such as Milton's 'Paradise Lost,' Thompson's 'Seasons,' Young's 'Night Thoughts,' Bacon's 'Life and Essays,' Cowper's 'Task and Table,' a 'Westminster Catechism,' etc. He wrote a 'Composition and Rhetoric' and an 'Elements of Logic,' which were widely used in the schools of the eastern United States in the early 1840's.¹

     Nellie E. Boyd was born in October 1870 in Wentworth, Grafton County, New Hampshire.¹

She married Sumner E. Woodward, son of John Woodward and Sarah Elizabeth Bunker, on 3 January 1891 in New Hampshire.²

The census of 1900 shows Sumner Woodard, Sumner was a farmer, and Nellie E. Woodward, listed with Grace E. Woodward, Edith M. Woodward and Westley B. Woodward living at Springfield, Sullivan County, New Hampshire.¹

The census of 1910 shows Sumner J. Woodward, Sumner was a farmer, and Nellie E. Woodward, listed with Grace Woodward, Westley B. Woodward and Walker S. Woodward living at on road from Wilmot Rd. to W. Andover and Danbury Turnpike, Wilmot, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.³

The census of 1920 shows Nellie Woodward, Nellie was an attendant for the County Institute, living at Wilmot, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.⁴ She and Sumner Woodward were buried in Bunker Hill Cemetery, Wilmot, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.⁵

     Susie E. Boyd was born in March 1862 in Wentworth, Grafton County, New Hampshire.¹

She married Arthur B. Woodward, son of John Woodward and Sarah Elizabeth Bunker, in 1879 or 1880.¹

The census of 1880 shows Arthur B. Woodward, a teamster, and Susan Woodward living at Wentworth. Arthur and Susan were living in her parents, Joseph Boyd, 68, a farmer, and his wife Lucy, 42.²

The census of 1900 shows Arth Woodward, a teamster, and Susie E. Woodward, listed with Bell E. Woodward, Lulu G. Woodward, Lucy J. Woodward, Viola S. Woodward, Florence M. Woodward, Alvin A. Woodward, Lennie M. Woodward, Edna G. Woodward, Dora E. Woodward and Ruth E. Woodward living at North Maine Street, Franklin, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.³

The census of 1910 shows Arthur B. Woodward, 42, proprietor of a livery stable, and Susie E. Woodward, 40, wife, mother of 16, of whom 10 still living, listed with Belle E. Woodward, Florence M. Woodward, Alvin A. Woodward, Lennie M. Woodward, Edna G. Woodward, Doris E. Woodward, Von B. Woodward and Arline I. Woodward living at 252 North Main Street, Franklin, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.⁴

     

He married Effa Cary, daughter of Samuel Cary and Hannah Earnheart, in 1884.¹

     John F. Boyle was born about 1910.

He married Ella Woodbury, daughter of Albert J. Woodbury and Catherine Eagan, on 2 August 1930 in Grantham, Sullivan County, New Hampshire.¹

     Abigail Boylston was baptized in 1674 in Roxbury, Norfolk County (later Suffolk County), Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of Dr. Thomas Boylston and Mary Gardner.¹

She married Ebenezer Brooks, son of Caleb Brooks and Hannah ---(?)---, about 1693.²

She died on 26 May 1756.²