son Thomas; son James; son William; son Joseph; son John; wife Mary. Exs.,
brothers William and John Bullock.
book written by Clara Baker Le Maire which is about the
Bakers,
Slater's and some Bozeman's
These were decendants of Amos Bozeman and certainly Amos
lived near Indians in both Hall and Cherokee County, GA.
From the Diaries of Evan Pugh who lived near Peter Bozeman in Darlington
SC
Marilla mailed a batch of papers to my home to scan - Will of David.
Wife: Jane. Children: Nancy Jane, Elizabeth and Joel, to live with uncle Thomas Bozeman, who is named as
guardian. Exrs: James Bozman (brother),
Which group could this be? The Dallas County group?
Maps
Chief Red Eagle ( Wm Weatherford) Territory
am interested to learn more about the James Bozeman
in
1805 Jefferson Co and the widow Sarah Bozeman and Thomas Bozeman in
Wilkinson
Co.,,...Lucy Boazman (d/o Micajah) married Hines Drake on
19
April 1823 in Northampton and that his son, Micajah W. Bozeman,
married
Rebecca Jackson there on 19 April 1823
Meady Bozeman may have been named after Meady
White.
Also, Mordicai Bozeman may have been named after Mordicai
White
The Quakers founded a town by the name
of Wrightsboro
there. This town no longer exists. The Quakers abandoned it
in the 1810's
when they all moved to Ohio.
John Bozeman in South
Carolina was a loyalist and, if I remember correctly,
was "murdered" for
being a loyalist.
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Jesse Bozeman,
son of James and Martha who lived near to Samuel in Bladen
County fought for
the colonies and then, later, as a loyalist.
His father was also John Boseman and he was married to
an Indian lady, Little Fawn. My understanding is that John Boseman was half
cherokee.So does this mean that Peter of Darlington was also half
blood?
Wm. Boseman b. abt. 1841 Shawnee Tribe, Kansas
Territory,
is there a Peter on this blurry page?
Son of James Bozeman and grandson of Peter?
John Bozeman and John Wilson
search for David, found Elizabeth and other Bozemans, hard to read
Creek Territory, Samuel Bozeman, Griffin, Sellers.
Butler County, Alabama
Henry born 1790, son Thomas, with Harman Rhodes in this household.
Anderson SC with Lewis, Daniel F., David L., and John James.
Thomas in Montgomery
Peter in Butler County
Luke C., Wm M., Jesse Sr, and Jesse Jr., Benjamin, H. M., W.W., and W. W.
Jr., and the Bracks
Meady born 1823 with William, James H., and Robert G.
Jan 4, 1796, land warrant to James Bozeman
1794? 1784? Martha's Land Warrant in Burke County GA
Meady Land Warrant 1792 near Hillard in Burke GA
John Stephens and many other familiar names,
Edge. Co Db 5, page 281, deed date 29 Jan 1790, recorded Feb Ct 1790,
James Boozman the Elder, Edge. Co to my son, Josiah Boozman
Philemon, Lewis, Tillman
1925 Indian Census of California, Peter Bozeman born 1904 and Elridge,
father Hugh
Richard Bozeman of Frederick County 1778 marriage to Susanna Holtz
Land Warrant for Samuel Bozeman in 1787 Burke County Georgia
Letter from Ralph regarding the American Revolution
1850 John is about 50 and does not know where he was born - could be John
Jr.
1850 John is 90 born SC living with son Jos or Jas. in Mississippi
John born 1755
Michael and Nathaniel in Arkansas 1837
H. W. in 1850 and Thomas and David in Texas
1849 Dan, Thomas and William and more in Louisiana
Meady in 1833 Mississippi Court
Gabriel in 1821 and Jesse Land Grants 1785
Jacob land grant 1784
John's Land Purchase in 1823 Mississippi
Jesse in 1827 Alabama
Alabama 1869- Jesse and Frances died so the children needed guardians, like
their brother Jesse A. Bozeman who married Missouri Flinn and has now also died,
and her father Bunberry Flinn is on this document signed by T R Carter and David
Campbell.
View Record Boisman, Abraham 1,000 5 1-28-1784 Fayette
Ohio R
perhaps this is a Bozeman - someone had written
long ago about the Quakers
of SC moving into Ohio
Ramer, Ethel Mae Bozeman Gibson
Montgomery 1840 census transcription
South Carolina Archives 1700s
