In checking Confederate Cemeteries, Vol 2, page 98, by Mark Hughes I find the following:

BOYET, Jacob B. Co C, 9th Louisiana Dec 4, 1862
Buried at Montgomery, White Sulfur Springs
None of the graves here are marked

BOYETTE, L.D. Co D, 38th North Carolina May 26, 1862
Buried Ashland-Woodland Cemetery
Stone Marker in Confederate Plot reads:
Erected to the memory of four hundred
CONFEDERATE DEAD
By the Ladies of the
Ashland memorial [sic] Association
1888

BOYETTE, W.S. 1st North Carolina Cavalry
Buried at Fredericksburg - Barton Street Cemetery
48 Confederate soldiers buried here in [pauper's] cemetery
A list of all but one were known
In 1920 the cemetery was destroyed when a school was built on the site. Today those soldiers rest underneith the bleachers in the school's stadium. A bronze plaque on the monument in Fredericksburg's Confederate Cemetery is the only reminder.
IN HONOR OF THE CONFEDERSTE
SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN
FREDERICKSBURG OCTOBER 1861
THROUGH MARCH 1862, AND BURIED
IN BARTON ST [SIC] CEMETERY. NO
RECORD OF REINTERMENT WHEN
THE SITE WAS REUSED IN 1920.
A list of 47 names follows.
DEDICATED MAY 1992 BY THE LADIES
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF
FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA.