The church at Boynton is liberally decorated with the family's turkey crest, most notably in the form of a probably-unique lectern (a 20th-century creation) carved in the form of a turkey rather than the conventional eagle, the bible supported by its outspread tail feathers.
The church at Boynton is elaborately embellished with the family's fowl crest, most notably in the form of an unusual lectern (a 20th-century creation) shaped like a turkey instead of the traditional eagle, the Bible resting on its spread-out tail feathers.