Seth's parents are: James Boyett (no e) 1743-1811 and Sabra Sasser Boyett 1750-1833; both buried in Screven Co., cemetery unknown.
1st spouse Hannah Frazier 1795-1829, also buried somewhere in Screven Co.
The home of Seth and Patience was in Bulloch County (now Candler) and was located in the intersection of present day Interstate 16 and Georgia #121. Both were buried in a family plot near their home. When Elder Quinton Boyett learned that the construction of I-16 would disturb his grandparents' burial place, he and his sons and nephews took their remains and buried them in Anderson Church Cemetery, setting up a marker to their graves - Source: "Once Upon A Time In Tattnall County" By Charlie Wildes
1st spouse Hannah Frazier 1795-1829, also buried somewhere in Screven Co.
The home of Seth and Patience was in Bulloch County (now Candler) and was located in the intersection of present day Interstate 16 and Georgia #121. Both were buried in a family plot near their home. When Elder Quinton Boyett learned that the construction of I-16 would disturb his grandparents' burial place, he and his sons and nephews took their remains and buried them in Anderson Church Cemetery, setting up a marker to their graves - Source: "Once Upon A Time In Tattnall County" By Charlie Wildes
Seth's parents are: James Boyett (no e) 1743-1811 and Sabra Sasser Boyett 1750-1833; both buried in Screven Co., cemetery unknown.
1st spouse Hannah Frazier 1795-1829, also buried somewhere in Screven Co.
The home of Seth and Patience was in Bulloch County (now Candler) and was located in the intersection of present day Interstate 16 and Georgia #121. Both were buried in a family plot near their home. When Elder Quinton Boyett learned that the construction of I-16 would disturb his grandparents' burial place, he and his sons and nephews took their remains and buried them in Anderson Church Cemetery, setting up a marker to their graves - Source: "Once Upon A Time In Tattnall County" By Charlie Wildes
1st spouse Hannah Frazier 1795-1829, also buried somewhere in Screven Co.
The home of Seth and Patience was in Bulloch County (now Candler) and was located in the intersection of present day Interstate 16 and Georgia #121. Both were buried in a family plot near their home. When Elder Quinton Boyett learned that the construction of I-16 would disturb his grandparents' burial place, he and his sons and nephews took their remains and buried them in Anderson Church Cemetery, setting up a marker to their graves - Source: "Once Upon A Time In Tattnall County" By Charlie Wildes
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