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John Joseph James Boykin

Male Abt 1815 - 1900  (85 years)


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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  John Joseph James Boykin was born about 1815 (son of John Joseph James Boykin and Irene Mason); died on 15 Sep 1900 in Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.

    John married Henrietta Jane Brashear in 1844. Henrietta was born in 1820 in Mobile County, Alabama. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. John Alexander Boykin was born in 1849.
    2. Anna Boykin was born in 1850.
    3. Richard Boykin was born in 1852.
    4. Emma Boykin was born in 1853.
    5. Easton Boykin was born in 1855.
    6. Rowell S Boykin was born in 1859.
    7. Dennis Brashear Boykin was born on 9 Jun 1860 in Montgomery County, Alabama; died on 29 Jul 1921 in Houston, Harris County, Texas.
    8. Louiese Boykin
    9. Etta Mae Boykin
    10. Mary Ann Boykin
    11. S Jane Boykin

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  John Joseph James Boykin was born in 1771 in St George Par, Burke County, Georgia (son of Solomon Boykin and Esther L Williams).

    John married Irene Mason. Irene was born in 1800. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Irene Mason was born in 1800.
    Children:
    1. 1. John Joseph James Boykin was born about 1815; died on 15 Sep 1900 in Willis, Montgomery County, Texas.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  Solomon Boykin was born about 1724 in Isla of Wright County (son of Edward H Boykin and Judith Hill); died in in St George Parish, Burke County Georgia.

    Solomon married Esther L Williams about 1774 in Virginia. Esther was born about 1708 in Alabama; died about 1777 in Burke County, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 5.  Esther L Williams was born about 1708 in Alabama; died about 1777 in Burke County, Georgia.
    Children:
    1. Solomon Boykin was born about 1742 in Virginia; died in 1821 in Jackson, Clarke County, Alabama.
    2. Tobias Boykin was born on 2 Nov 1747 in Virginia; died on 18 Sep 1812 in Sampson Coutym North Carolina.
    3. William Boykin was born before 1764 in Virginia.
    4. 2. John Joseph James Boykin was born in 1771 in St George Par, Burke County, Georgia.
    5. Hardy Boykin was born in in Virginia; died in in North Carolina.
    6. Jesse Boykin was born in in Virginia; died in in Georgia.
    7. Olive Boykin was born in in Virginia.
    8. Dorcus Boykin was born in in Virginia.
    9. Francis Boykin


Generation: 4

  1. 8.  Edward H Boykin was born in 1676 in Isle of Wrigth County, Virginia (son of Edward Boykin and Ann Gwaltney); died on 8 Jun 1743 in North hampton County North Carolina.

    Edward married Judith Hill in Isle of Wright County Virginia. Judith (daughter of William Hill) was born in 1676; died on 3 Feb 1791 in Effingham County Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 9.  Judith Hill was born in 1676 (daughter of William Hill); died on 3 Feb 1791 in Effingham County Georgia.
    Children:
    1. Edward Boykin, III was born about 1698 in Virginia; died about 1770 in Georgia.
    2. Thomas Boykin was born about 1706 in Isle of Wright County, Virginia; died before Feb 1750 in Northampton County, North Carolina.
    3. Benjamin Boykin was born about 1710 in Isle of Wright County, Virginia; died in Jun 1785 in Wayne County, North Carolina.
    4. Rachel Boykin was born about 1711 in Isle of Wright County, Virginia; died after 1743 in North Carolina.
    5. 4. Solomon Boykin was born about 1724 in Isla of Wright County; died in in St George Parish, Burke County Georgia.
    6. Hardy Boykin was born about 1730 in Virginia; died on 23 Jun 1832 in Nash County, North Carolina.
    7. Martha Boykin was born about 1704 in Isla of Wright County; died in in North Carolina.



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