To All The Descendants Of Alexander Boyd, The Elder

And Swepson Family Descendants July, 2014

Boyd Family Reunion Schedule of Events

Saturday, September 27, 2014

2:30 pm: Gather at the tavern for lemonade and cookies.

3 :00 pm: Visit to courthouse to examine early Boyd family documents or visit with family, ...

Don't forget to bring your family photos and documents for scanning.

6:00 pm: Cocktails, followed by a BBQ dinner and speaker. Casual and fun! After dinner our cousin Ann Keeling will regale us with her living history interpretation of one of Alexander Boyd, the Elder's daughters.

Sunday, September 28, 2014

9:30 am: Coffee and donuts available at the tavern. 11 :00 am: Worship service at the Boydton Presbyterian

Church with the Rev. Russell Burchard as guest speaker. 12:00 or immediately after church, Family photo at

tavern followed by lunch.

Please RSVP with the enclosed form as soon as you can. Look forward to seeing you!!! Robin Boyd Rawles

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

Greetings family and friends, I hope you all are enjoying the warmth of the summer

after a roller coaster winter. We are now gearing up for our annual family reunion to be held Sept. 27 & 28, 2014.

We are so fortunate that Mr. Gene Coleman, the clerk of the Court, has offered to open the Clerk's office on Saturday afternoon and show us some early Boyd Family Records, such as wills and deeds. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for many of our out-of-town family members to see these documents. We will gather at the tavern Saturday at 2:30 pm and walk to the courthouse from there.

If you are not interested in the Courthouse visit, relax at the tavern and peruse our genealogical files, or just visit with kinfolk.

Cocktails and a BBQ dinner on Saturday night will be casual and fun. After dinner we will have a special treat. Our cousin Ann Keeling will speak on one of Alexander Boyd, the Elder' s daughters, Ann Dandridge Swepson Boyd Hawkins Russell Johnson.

On Sunday, we will welcome back Rev. Russell Church Burchard to lead us in worship at the Historic Boydton Presbyterian Church. This will be Russell's third year preaching to us. If you have missed him before, you have another opportunity this fall. He is a gifted preacher and a true blessing to our reunion.

After church we will gather for our annual family photo in front of the tavern. The sooner we assemble for this, the sooner we eat!! Lunch follows immediately.

Aren't we blessed to have this family organization and our annual gatherings? I love getting to know each of you and being a part of such an interesting and diverse group which has such a strong common bond between them.

Let's once again break bread together this fall. Please send your reunion response sheets as soon as you can. Blessings to you all, Robin

During the Boyd Family Reunion, we will be visited by the spirit of one of our most remarkable ancestors, Mrs. Anne Swepson Boyd Hawkins Russell Johnson. She will appear to us to explain briefly how she got this incredibly long name. The laws and customs of her day were restrictive of women's rights and activities. She will describe how she strategically navigated through these laws and customs while managing to position herself in ways that were beneficial to her and her nine children. She will give a first-hand account of how she skillfully transitioned through the roles of gracious First Lady of North Carolina, productive and hardworking plantation mistress, and shrewd proprietress of a fashionable spring resort. Lastly she will tell us the secret of why her spirit still roams among the mortals of the earth. This is a visitor not to be missed.

CONTRIBUTORS

Generous contributions gratefully received by The Boyd Family Memorial Foundation between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014.

The honorees are underlined.

In Memory Of:

Oneta Carter By: Mrs. Ruth Crowder

Elizabeth Boyd Reynolds and Norman Eken Reynolds, Jr.

By: Elizabeth Reynolds Tschiemer

Anne Boyd Whitaker Bulloch By: Dr. R. Hardee Rives

In Honor Of:

Lucy Thornton Sharpe By: John William Davis, Jr. and

Brenda M. Hazelgrove

Alexander Rawles By: Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Tilley

General Contributions:

Mr. Timothy M. Hawkins John and Jane De Hart

Generous contributions gratefully received by The Boyd Tavern Foundation between

July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014.

In Memory Of:

Lynette Thomas By: Jack and Anne Smith

Mr. Harry A. Thomas By: Mrs. Margaret R. Thomas-The Harry A Thomas

Memorial Fund of the Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia

John Edward Taylor By: Cleve & Anne Tanner

Mrs. Jane Taylor Essie Bryce Gordon

Bob &Robin, Kyle & Jade and

Chris & Julie Jones William Murrell Taylor, M.D.

Mrs. Oneta Wilson Carter By: Susan H. Metts

Mrs. Harriett Beales By: W. Tyree Finch

Patty, Hattie, & Lucy Boyd By: Dr. Ralph H. Rives

Herbert Taylor and John Edward Taylor By: Perrin R. Taylor

Dr. J. F. Butterworth, III By: Elizabeth H. Butterworth

Ruby Everette Brown By John L. Hughes, Jr.

In Honor Of:

Mary Anne Boyd Oettinger By: Robert R. Boyd, II

L. Jackson Hite Carolyn K. Hite

By: Mary Jane Banning Jam es L. Banning

Robbie, Mark, Catherine and Caroline Emblidge

Mr. Walter R. Beales, III By: Judge and Mrs. Randolph A. Beales and

Rand, Burke, Caroline, Elizabeth, and Grace Beales

Thomas & Austin Boyd Bruneau By: Austin Tucker

General Contributions Dr. Randall H. & Mrs. Sandra C. Suslick

Lt. Col. (Ret.) Franklin & Mrs. Patricia Boyd Ronald W. & Jane D. Collins L. Jackson & Carolyn K. Hite

Linden Tucker Bell Reuben Williams Moore, Jr.

Russell 0. Slayton, Jr., Att. At Law R. Hart & Catherine E. Hudson

Margaret Cobb & Marion S. Boyd, Jr. Nora R. Dickens

Walter R. Beales, III Mary B. Oettinger

Ruth C. Toone Betsy T. Medlin

Grace J. & Harry 0. Fishel Blair R. Beasley Lester J. Sutphin

Nancy Bowne Gill Col. (Ret.) John A & Mrs. Marinelle T. Pattison

John A. & Betsy B. Phillips Margaret C. Reynolds

Boyd T. Maciver W. Boyd & Catherine M. Spence

Martha B. Ross

Gene & Sylvia Coleman Leland R. Nicholson

Dr. & Mrs. James W. Rawles, Jr. Cabell & Mary Todd Finch

F. W. Richards, Jr. Dr. William & Mrs. Roberta Shelton Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home

Mr. & Mrs. John WesleyMcAden, Sr. Daniela D. & James E. Shew, Jr.

Conrad B. Sturges Mr. & Mrs. Page Roberts

John Christian Kolbe Marvin 0. Carter

Thomson & Jane Lipscomb June Banks Evans

County of Mecklenburg Mecklenburg Electric Cooperative

Elizabeth Hueske Keane Hoffineister

Margaret Peete Wilson Leight M. Wilson Foundation, Inc.

Thomas C. & Evelyn B. Emory John Edward Field

Outstanding supporters of the Boyd Family Memorial Foundation and of the Boyd Tavern Foundation for

2013

Robert R. Boyd, II Gene & Sylvia Coleman County of Mecklenburg

Jack & Carolyn Hite Dr. & Mrs. James W. Rawles, Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. Randall Suslick Mrs. Margaret R. Thomas

Leight M. Wilson Foundation Sylvia & Gene Coleman

Your gifts to the Boyd Family Memorial Foundation and the Boyd Tavern Foundation are tax exempt. Your donations are greatly appreciated. We use these donations for our cemetery upkeep, repair of furniture, maintenance and support of The Boyd Tavern. It is also used for the printing and mailing of the newsletter.

Frank Rader continues working with our genealogical records. A complete set of CDs of all nine children of Alexander Boyd, the Elder and Ann Swepson Boyd is $500. A set of CDs of the lineage of each of their nine children is $250. (Two of the eleven children had no

descendents.) If you wish to research your ancestry, find out which of these children is your ancestor.

1 si, William Boyd, b. Sept. 18, 1767, married Frances Bullock.

2nd, Robert Boyd, b. Apr. 16, 1770, m. twice, 1st Sarah Anderson Jones & 2nd Tabitha (Sally) Walker.

3rd, Richard Boyd, b. Oct. 16, 1771, m. Panthea Burwell 4th, Alexander Boyd, Jr., b. Mar. 2, 1773, m. Matilda

Burwell 5th, James Boyd, b. Aug. 31, 1775, m. Lucy Ann Lyne. 6th, David, b. Feb. 10, 1778, m. Elizabeth Ott Durell. th, John, b. Aug. 1, 1781, never married. gt\ Jane Anderson Dandridge Boyd, b. Dec. 25, 1784,

m. Judge John Davis Hawkins, of Warren Co., NC. 9t\ Ann Dandridge Swepson Boyd, b. Jan. 6, 1788, m.

1st Gov. William Hawkins, the War Governor of 1812, Brother to John D Hawkins, 2nd Richard Russell, 3rd Robert Ransom Johnson

10th, Mary Frances, b. Nov. 15, 1793, m. Dr. Joseph Hawkins, brother to Gov. Hawkins & Judge Hawkins.

11th, Susannah Boyd, birth unrecorded, died when six weeks old.

The Boyd Tavern hosted its fourth annual Christmas Tea in December 2013. Children from the surroundiing area were invited to visit Santa. It was a time of fun for all and it gave families and friends an opportunity to tour the lovely Tavern.

T Joyce Annette Arcus and Michael Eugene Kight were

married, June 21, 2014 at Blacknall Presbyterian Church in Durham, NC. We wish them many happy years together. Joyce has sponsored many activities for the Boyd Tavern and the Boydton community.

DID YOU KNOW about the Burwells of Carters Creek? They are a very old family and go back to 425 A.D. King Clovis of France married Queen Clotilde, a daughter of Chilperie. (See French History) Dorothy Bedell descended from her through her father John Bedell. She married Edward Burwell, father of Lewis. They were married October 20, 1803. He died May 28, 1836. Lewis Burwell was father of Matilda Burwell who married Alexander Boyd, the Younger, and Panthea Burwell married Alexander's brother, Richard Boyd.

OBITUARIES

BEALES, Harriett Pittard, 100, of Boydton, VA, widow of Walter R. Beales, and daughter of Luther Allen Pittard and Grace Burt Jones Pittard, died August 28, 2013. Harriett graduated from Clarksville High School and The College of William and Mary and taught in Clarksville and Boydton High Schools. Mrs. Beales served on the Administrative Council at The Boydton United Methodist Church, taught Sunday School and was organist for over 62 years. She was a member of the DAR, the Colonial Dames and worked to save the historic Prestwould House. Mrs. Beales is survived by two sons, Walter R. Beales, III, Atty.; and the Honorable Randolph Allen Beales, a Judge on the Court of Appeals of VA, her daughter-in-law, Dr. Julie Leftwich Beales, five grandchildren, Randolph Allen Beales, Jr., Francis Burke Leftwich Beales, Caroline Carruthers Beales, Elizabeth Annette Beales, and Grace Gallion Beales; also one sister, Grace Pittard Sydnor.

BELL, Lile Tucker, 91, ofRichmond, VA, widow of Dr. Thomas Grasty Bell, daughter of the Rt. Rev. Beverley Dandridge Tucker and Eleanor Lile Tucker, died December 26, 2013. She graduated from The Laurel School and then from Sweet Briar College. They moved to Dr. Bell's hometown of Staunton, VA. She was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church, serving as the first woman on the Vestry and was also a member of the Garden Club. At age 85, Lile moved to W estminister Canterbury in Richmond and was a member of St. James's Episcopal Church. She is survived by three daughters, Eleanor B. Washburn (William C., Jr.); Virginia B. Trice (Wilson); and Anne B. Turnbull (Robert), a son, Thomas G. Bell, Jr. (Clair), seven grandchildren, and a brother, Beverley D. Tucker, Jr.

BULLOCH, Anne Boyd Whitaker, 96 of Tarboro and formerly of Enfield, NC, the daughter of Pattie Batchelor Boyd Whitaker and Lawrence Whitaker, died May 3, 2014. She was the wife of William Bulloch. Mrs. Bulloch was a graduate of St. Mary's School of Raleigh. She is survived by a son Lawrence 0. Bulloch and one brother William Whitaker. She is also survived by two grandchildren, Renee (Ezra) Schildkraut and Laurel Bulloch (Daniel Anastos) and two great-grandchildren. She was an active member of the community and local historical society.

DeHART, William, 82 ofFearrington Village of Chatham County, NC, son of James and Lois Guffy DeHart died July 15, 2013. He was commissioned an Ensign at the US Naval Academy and served as a naval officer for 24 years.

He is survived by his wife, Frances Roberts DeHart, a son, Peyton (Jane), a Son, William, Jr. (Vickie) and a daughter, Sara Young (Scott), five grandchildren, 1st Lt. Erich DeHart, USMC; Ensign Gia M. Dehart, USN; Sara Jane DeHart; Ashlyn DeHart; Savannah and Sophie Young; a sister, Jean DeHart Spach, and dear nieces and nephews.

MELCHOR, III, Bruce Errington, 64, husband of Elizabeth Fife Melchor, son of Bruce E. Melchor, Jr. and Patricia Boyd Melchor, ofNorfolk, VA died October 6, 2013. Bruce graduated from Norfolk Academy, Roanoke College and earned his MBA from the College of William and Mary. He was president of Boyd-Bluford Distributorship for over thirty years. Bruce led a life of public service helping students achieve their educational goals, serving on the Board of Trustees at Roanoke College (3 8 years), a member of the Tidewater Community College Board (30 years) and was the first president of the TCC Educational Foundation. Bruce served as president of the Boyd Family Foundation for several years and was on Norfolk City Council committees. He was an active member of the church council at First Lutheran Church. He is survived by his wife; his parents; two children, Douglas Alyn Melchor and Margaret Elizabeth Melchor; father-in-law, Alyn F. Fife; brother R. Boyd Melchor; sisters Lee M. Turlington and Anne M. Bremus; and several uncles, aunts, nieces and nephews.

TAYLOR, John Edward, 90, of South Hill, VA, son of John Herbert Taylor and Nannie Elam Taylor, husband of Jane Paulette Taylor died August 11, 2013. He is survived by his sons, John Harrison Taylor and Stuart Edward Taylor (Carmen) and three grandchildren, Annie Massie Taylor, Gallion Emilye Taylor, and Jackson Edward Taylor; two nieces, two nieces-in-law and a nephew-in­law. He was predeceased by his son, Thomas Goode Taylor and a brother Herbert Taylor. Mr. Taylor served during WWII with the 37th Airborne Squadron in the Asiatic Pacific Theater. He was a member and former trustee of the South Hill United Methodist Church, a former board member of Prestwould Foundation and was a board member of the Boyd Tavern Foundation. He was a member of American legion Post 79, Sons of Confederate Veterans and a member of Masonic Lodge #297 AF &AM. He owned a construction company and the South Hill Paint Store.

THOMAS, Lynette Adcock, 83, of Clarksville, VA, widow of the Rev. Harry Lee Thomas, daughter of Julian Carnegie and Grace Rogers Adcock, died January 7, 2014. A graduate of Meredith College, she was an archivist for Colonial Williamsburg before returning to Oxford, NC as a librarian for the Masonic Orphanage. They moved to Boydton where she worked as a bookkeeper for Hudson Warehouses. A member of St. James Episcopal Church in Boydton where her husband was rector, she served as the church organist. She was a member of the Colonial Dames and the DAR. She is survived by a sister and her husband.

FIELD, John Edward, 88, of Honolulu and Palmer Springs, VA, widower of Jacqueline Bobbitt Field died April 18, 2014. He was a descendent of the missionary Gerrit P. Judd who arrived in Hawaii in 1828. John was a graduate of Punahou School, the University of Hawaii, attended Hampden-Sydney and was a WWII veteran. He is survived by two sons, John D, Jr. (Susie) of Honolulu and Peyton B, (Cheryl) of Palmer Springs, daughter Catharine Mason of Vero Beach, Florida, and eight grandchildren.

Boyd Tavern Brochure

Our family foundation sponsored a new Boyd Tavern Brochure. Please pick one up at the reunion. Thank you for your continued support which made this project possible.

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Lucy Rollins Maclin

Do you know Lucy Rollins Maclin? I have her picture but I do not have any information on her connection to our family. Can you help me?

These are some accommodations in the Clarksville area.

*Southern Heritage Bed & Breakfast 434-738-0167 -- 1100 Jefferson St., Boydton, VA

* Kinderton Manor Inn 434-374-4439 -- 850 Kinderton Rd., Clarksville, VA

*Bayview Efficiencies 434-374-9216 -- 405 Fourth St., Clarksville, VA

*Magnuson Motel on the Lake 434-374-5023 -- 103 Second St., Clarksville, VA

*Lake Motel & Efficiencies 434-374-8106 -- 101 Virginia Ave., Clarksville, VA

*Cooper's Landing Inn and Travelers Tavern (Bed and Breakfast) 434-374-2866 -- 801 Virginia Ave., Clarksville, VA

The Boyd Family Newsletter is printed once a year. You are invited to the Boyd Family reunion and all other functions held at The Boyd Tavern throughout the year.

NotifY us of your family members who are interested in the Boyd Family and the Boyd Tavern. Let us know of your family happenings so we can include them in our yearly newsletter.

(L. to R.) Alexander Rawles, Miles Crowder, & Elizabeth Gielow enjoying Prestwould.

This newsletter is compiled by

Mary Anne Boyd Dettinger.

SOMETHING NEW IN THE TAVERN Many thanks to Ann Keeling and her son, Tyree 0.

Joyce for the montage given to the Boyd Tavern, which tells the story of, and puts faces with, the Finch connection to the Boyd Family. Tyree is the Layout and Graphic Designer for this beautiful montage and Ann did the research.

Finch Family Connection to the Boyd Tavern

For the thirty years between 1863 and 1893, the Boyd Tavern was under the ownership of the three brothers; either Langston Easley Finch, Richard Henry Finch or_ George Beverly Finch.

Langston Easley Finch and Richard Henry Finch had connections to the Boyd family through their marriages and George Beverly Finch was a prominent Boydton Lawyer and a banker.

Langston Easley Finch Tabitha Walker Boyd Finch

Langston Easley Finch & Martha Emmett Boyd Finch

Langston Easley Finch (1825-1896) (First of the brothers to own the Tavern) Martha Emmett Boyd and Tabitha Walker Boyd were daughters of Richard Boyd and Lucy Anne Goode Boyd and great-granddaughters of Alexander Boyd, Sr. (the Elder) and Ann Swepson.

On September 11, 1851, Martha Emmett Boyd married

Langston Easley Finch at the age of 22. They had seven children. Martha Boyd Finch died June 6, 1863. At the end of the following month Langston Easley Finch bought the Boyd Tavern. In 1865, Langston Easley Finch married Martha's younger sister, Tabitha Walker Boyd. They had nine children. Tabitha worked as co-editor in the newspaper business with her husband and in 1866 received recognition from the Women's Tribune.

Langston Easley Finch was the editor of several county newspapers (Mecklenburg Herald, Banner o/Truth, and Clarksville Tobacco Plant). He used his position as newspaper editor and his own funds to champion the establishment of railroads, banks, and institutions of higher education in Mecklenburg County.

George Beverly Finch (1837-1900) (Second of the Finch Brothers to own the Tavern.) George Finch managed financial transactions relating to the ownership of the Boyd Tavern. He married Miss Marrow from Union Level, VA and they built the beautiful home known as "The Hill" located in Boydton on Jefferson Street and owned by Robert and Jennie Salzman.

Richard Henry Finch Margaret Elizabeth (Bettie) Burney Finch

Richard Henry Finch (1827-1893) In 1882, Richard Henry Finch bought the Boyd Tavern from his brother George Beverly Finch. Richard Henry Finch was a dentist and businessman in Mecklenburg County, VA. In 1868, Richard Finch married Rebecca Elizabeth (Bettie) Burney who was step granddaughter of Ann Swepson Boyd. The suite of bedroom furniture in the Finch Room was a wedding gift to this couple. This same bedroom suite was given back to the Boyd Tavern by the late Dr. and Mrs. William Finch (Lucy Bedinger Finch).

SEE YOU AT THE REUNION!

Honoring the past: Long-time Halifax Regional Health System medical staff member Lucien Roberts, MD (at podium), was asked to share in reading the signing ceremony's proclamation with his granddaughter, Virginia Roberts. Joining them at the podium were Dr. Roberts' wife, Virginia, and their other granddaughter, Talley. Dr. Lucien Roberts is a faithful, longtime supporter of The Boyd Tavern.

Family Visits The Boyd Tavern

Shown with Mary Anne Boyd Oettinger, (left), in Clarksville, (1. tor.) Becky Thornton, Kate Walker, Susan Thornton, Larry Tilley, Lee Ann Thornton Tilley, and Joe Thornton.

Boyd Genealogy

We are extremely grateful for Mrs. (W.R.) Edwina Taylor Goddard for her extensive, thorough research on the Boyd Family genealogy. She visited Scotland, England, and Wales numerous times and tirelessly visited libraries, churches, grave yards, and sites throughout Great Britain to get the accurate, provable origin of the Boyds.

The progenitor of the noble, ancient Boyd family was Alan, (d. 1153), who was descended from Fleance and married Margaret, daughter of Tergus, Earl of Galloway. They had five children- 1st child died in infancy, 2nd, Walter, 3rd, Simon, 4th, no knowledge and 5th, Adam. Alan was created the Lord High Stewart circa 1066. His son Walter was 1st Lord High Stewart and Simon was Walter's successor. Walter's name is found in the Foundation Chapter of the Monastery of Paisley in 1161. The noble family of the Boyds comes through Simon's line, who is the first recorded ancestor of the Boyds or Boyts. Walter was a Catholic and Simon was a Protestant, so the Stewarts (Walter's family) inherited the crown instead of Simon's family, the Boyds.

Simon's oldest son was designated Dominus Robertus Boyd in 1205 and died prior to 1240.

The next recorded descendent is Sir Robert Boyd, Knight ( d. 13 3 3 ), who was granted the lands of Kilmarnock by Robert the Bruce.

We do not know exactly wi1cre our family fits in this history, since we do not have the names of the parents of Robert or Elizabeth Anderson Boyd. (Alexander, the Elder' s grandparents).

Between the years of 1205 and 1733, the approximate year of Alexander, the Elder's birth, there were at least 14 Lords and Earls mentioned. The last was William, ( d.1746), the 4th and last Earl of Kilmarnock. William was attainted in 1746 for his part in the uprising in 1745 and lost his title and lands. (Later regained)

When the Boyd families of America search their genealogical records in Europe, they run into much difficulty because of the fear and oppression the Boyds felt for the government and the Catholics. Walter, being Catholic and Simon, being Protestant was the cause of animosity and rivalry between their families for many years. Feuds continued between the Boyds and Stewarts causing the Boyds to be secretive about their heritage, making it hard to find genealogical records.

King James, III was born in July 1451. He was made King of Scotland when he was nine (9) years old on August 10, 1460. He reigned ineffectively for 30 years and is not remembered as a good king. King Jam es III married a Boyd. Rivalry and animosity were at their peak when the insignificant King James, III married a descendant of the Boyds, thereby making him a cousin by marriage of the

Stewarts. Heretofore, the Boyds had always befriended King James; however, King James turned against his wife's people, the Boyds. This made it unsafe at this time to remain in Scotland. In 1612, because of the persecution, many Scottish people fled to Northern Ireland and from there came to America.

Before leaving Scotland and Ireland, the Boyds had distinguished themselves; Robert de Boyd, the third son of Sir Thomas Boyd was the ancestor of the Boyds of Portencross in Ayrshire, Scotland.

INTERESTING During the early l 700's due to the feuds between the

families, James Boyd, 15th Earl of Erroll (b.1726, d.1778) in 1759, changed his name to James HAY after losing the family status. From 1759 through 1941 his family kept the name Hay even though during those 182 years, they kept the Kilmarnock lands and their titles.

Gilbert Allan Rowland Hay, 6th Baron of Kilmarnock (b.1905, d.1975) assumed the Boyd family name in 1941 by warrant of Lord Lyon of Arms while his niece Diana succeeded to the Earldom of Erroll, Alistair Ivor Gilbert Boyd (b.11/5/1927) (no longer Hay) became ih Baron of Kilmarnock.

MORE information is available on the Scottish Boyds and much can be found on the internet.

Belle Townes Baptist (Billy Hill's aunt, his mother is Lucy Reid "Lulie" Baptist Hill.)

Saturday, September 27, 2014 6:00 p.m. "Pig Roast" (and some chicken)

Cooked by Bill Baker at Boyd Tavern. $15 I adults, $5 I children under 10

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Mail reservations by September 15, 2014, to: Mary Anne Oettinger P. 0. Box 876 Clarksville, VA 23927

Make checks payable to the Boyd Family Memorial Foundation

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