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Boyette Plantation and Slave House - Kenly, NC

National Register of Historic Places (added 1979 - Building - #79003329)
Area of Significance: Architecture, Social History
Period of Significance: 1800-1824, 1825-1849

Click on links for more information:
. https://files.nc.gov/ncdcr/nr/JT0003.pdf
. http://familysearch.org/photos/stories/18308634
. http://www.stancilreunion.com/johnarcher.html
. https://pbase.com/daveb/178160
. http://news.rootsweb.com/th/read/NCJOHNST/2000-10/0972842081

Boyette Slave House and Schoolhouse
2331 Glendale Road
Kenly, NC 27542
Phone: (919) 284-2911

Kenly, NC - An 1830s structure originally built as a dwelling for slaves. Constructed as a one-room pine house with dovetail notches and pegs. Features an unusual chimney made of heart-pine sticks and daubed with clay-based mortar. It is the only mud and stick chimney known to be intact in North Carolina. Privately owned but interpretive information for this African American site is provided by the Tobacco Farm Life Museum.

Boyette Plantation

Boyette Slave House

Boyette Plantation historic file PDF 1978 JT0003

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Ken Edwards		01-Nov-2010 20:13
My mother is a Boyette and grew up next to the Boyette Plantation house. There is a photograph of me on my first birthday with the plantation house in the background, in ruins. I've always been fascinated by the house & slave house. I got to ramble through them, years ago, before they were restored. My mother & aunt's names were scrimbled all over the walls of both. They had spent their youth playing in these (then) abandoned structures. I believe the house was built around 1797.

Floyd W. Boyett		24-Dec-2004 17:12
My wife, Bobee, and I stopped by the Boyette Plantation and Salve House on our trip up the east coast this past October. It is a very beautiful old home place but we have not been able to connect this Boyette line. Cane anyone help us? Floyd W. Boyett Lumberton, Texas floydandbobee@ih2000.net

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