I am trying to verify the burial location of Rev. War solider, Pvt. Francis Boyd.

There is a newer marker placed for him at the Good Hope Cemetery in Wayne Township, Fayette County, Ohio.

He was listed as living in Wayne Township, Fayette County, Ohio in the U.S. 1820 Census. He died in 1824. Fayette County did not become a county until 1810. So, he his residence prior to that if still in Wayne Township, would have been in Ross County, Ohio. I had wondered if Francis Boyd was buried somewhere else and the marker for him is a cenotaph.

More information below on Pvt. Francis Boyd:

Find A Grave Memorial# 145833540

Pvt. Continental Line. Section 0. Rev. War.

Francis Boyd (1758-1824) received a pension for service as private under Colonels McClenahan and Nelson, Virginia troops. He died in Fayette County, Ohio.
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 155; page 263

Sources:

"Abbrev: A History of The Patrick Boyd Family
Title: A History of The Patrick Boyd Family
Author: Faye Tuck
Publication: Gazette Virginian, 27 JUL 2005
Repository:
Name: Not Given (See Notes)
Note:
South Boston, VA
Text: One Francis Boyd was in the Virginia line during the Revolutionary War. He enlisted in Halifax County, Virginia, he applied for a pension December 4, 1818 Fayette County, Ohio; age 60. He was born in Halifax County, Virginia 1758; he died December 17, 1824. In 1821 soldier had a wife named Ann and a daughter named Aim age 16. S42627
Abbrev: DAR Patriot Index
Title: DAR Patriot Index
Author: National Society DAR
Publication: printed 2003"