Set among rolling hills in Manor, the Boyce Family Cemetery contains five graves: family patriarch Aaron Boyce (1800-1846), his wife Elizabeth Judah (Ely) Boyce (1804-1884), their son James Boyce (1826-1841), their daughter Elizabeth Ely (Boyce) Knight (1834-1870), and her infant son, R. Reason Pumphrey (d. 1850). The first known burial there was fifteen-year-old James Boyce, who was killed and scalped by local Lipan Apache Indians. In 1837, Aaron Boyce moved his family to Texas and settled on a 1,280-acre plot of land that now holds the small family cemetery. The Boyces were instrumental in settling the town of Manor during the days of the Republic of Texas.