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Boyd, Grover Cleveland
Ona Elizabeth Johnson and Grover Cleveland Boyd on their wedding day, August 16, 1908
Ona Johnson on Tennessee walker, Mary McCurtis
Ona Elizabeth Johnson Boyd was the first lady to drive a car in Scooba; organized the first Boy Scout troop in Kemper County; and was the first scout master. She was involved in many activities during her 89 years. She was an avid Kemper County historian and her historical collection is now part of the library at Mississippi State University in Starkville, Mississippi. She is the mother of Beth Boyd Bounds of DeKalb.
Ona Johnson Boyd and G.C. Boyd ready for a Sunday ride in their buggy.
Beth, daughter of G. Cleve and Ona Boyd, with the family's Oldsmobile.
The G.C. Boyd residence, Scooba
From "Kemper County, Mississippi - A Pictorial History", placed here with permission by the Kemper County Historical Commission.
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