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1610
Nathan Bozeman Born: abt 1610 died - http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=43156567&st=1
1630
Joseph Edward Bozeman Born: abt 1630 his father was Nathan Bozeman Born: abt 1610 - http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=43156567&st=1
1653
Ralph Bozeman Born: 1653 Died: his father was Joseph Edward Bozeman Born: abt 1630 his father was Nathan Bozeman Born: abt 1610 - http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=43156567&st=1
1684 NC
Samuel Bozeman Born: 1684 Died: 1735 [city], [county], North Carolina, USA his father was Ralph Bozeman Born: 1653 Died: his father was Joseph Edward Bozeman Born: abt 1630 his father was Nathan Bozeman Born: abt 1610 - http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=43156567&st=1
1735 NC to SC
MORDICAI BOZEMAN - 1735. - DARLINGTON CO., SOUTH CAROLINA -A native of North Carolina, born about 1735. - Mordicai Bozeman Born: abt 1735 NC, Darlington, South Carolina, USA Died his father was Samuel Bozeman Born: 1684 Died: 1735 [city], [county], North Carolina, USA his father was Ralph Bozeman Born: 1653 Died: his father was Joseph Edward Bozeman Born: abt 1630 his father was Nathan Bozeman Born: abt 1610 - http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=43156567&st=1
NOTE: We also know that Mordicai served in the American Revolution in SC.
NOTE: We do not know Mordicai's parents. Based on his birth date of 1735 in North Carolina, he could be a brother of James Bozeman of Edgecombe County. He could also be a brother of Samuel Bozeman. He could also be a brother of Benjamin Bozeman of Southampton County, VA. Mordicai BOZEMAN
+ Elizabeth (?)
His sons were:
1. Peter Bozeman, born about 1758; a soldier in the Revolution on the side of American independence. Moved to Alabama. my line.
2. John Bozeman, born about 1760; soldier in the Revolution with his brother.
3. James Bozeman, born about 1766; lived in Darlington county, South Carolina; married Elizabeth (Flowers)."
1758
Peter Bozeman, born about 1758; a soldier in the Revolution on the side of American independence. Moved to Alabama. Peter BOSEMAN b: 1758 + Sarah (BROWN) b: Abt 1760 his father was Mordicai Bozeman Born: abt 1735 NC, Darlington, South Carolina, USA Died: his father was Samuel Bozeman Born: 1684 Died: 1735 [city], [county], North Carolina, USA his father was Ralph Bozeman Born: 1653 Died: his father was Joseph Edward Bozeman Born: abt 1630 his father was Nathan Bozeman Born: abt 1610 - http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=43156567&st=1
NOTE: This is my line levitaann@yahoo.com according to the Darlington Historical Society.
1760
John Bozeman, born about 1760; soldier in the Revolution with his brother
1766
James Bozeman, born about 1766; lived in Darlington county, South Carolina; married Elizabeth (Flowers)."
Va. 1774
February 12, 1774 Will of Elizabeth Webb Widow of Brunswick County Son Micah (Micajah) Webb Son John Webb Elizabeth Gilliam My grandson William Gilliam Daughter Mary Birdsong Daughter Winifred Boseman Witnesses: Drury Dunn, James Johnson, Joseph Harris Rec: July 25, 1774 VA Will book 4 p. 207/208 MORE: I, Charles Webb of the county of Southampton, being sick and weak in body but of perfect and disposing mind and memory -- all love and praise be given to almighty God for the same -- do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner as followeth First and before all earthly things and enjoyments, I give my soul to almighty God, steadfastly trusting through the meritorious death and passion of my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ to receive free pardon and remission of all my sins, and my body to be buried in such manner as my executors hereafter named shall think, and for what worldly state it hath pleased God of his goodness to bestow upon men, I give and dispose them as followeth I give and devise to my son Charles Webb the plantation whereon I now live after my wife’s decease to him my (sows ten???) and to his heirs (????) I give and bequeath unto my son John Webb my Negro boy (??ill) to him and his heirs forever. Also I give him one feather bed, furniture, a (last??) I give him three cows and calfs also three sows and pigs. I give unto my son Micajah Webb my Negro boy George to him and his heirs forever. Also I give one feather bed and furniture. Also I give him three cows and calfs and three sows and pigs. I give and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth and to the heirs of her body lawfully begotten forever my Negro girl (Debze??), Also I give her two cows and calfs. Also I give unto her one feather bed and furniture. Also I give her one pewter dish and two plates. Also I give her two sows and pigs. The residue of my estate of what nature or quality (no Ever???), I give to my wife Elizabeth Webb and I do nominate and appoint my wife Elizabeth to be whole and sole executor of this my last will and will and testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my seal this 21 day of Feb 1758. Charles Web His mark In presence of Benjamin Clements Thomas Caple (his mark) and Arthur Gilliam (Transcribed from the original handwritten will by Bobby L. Lamb -- July 2005. Some words were not legible. Webb was spelled Web. Clements was spelled Clemints. Capell was spelled Caple. Most likely the will was handwritten by neighbor Benjamin Clements. Charles Webb was not able to sign the will except with a mark that was a vertical line with several slashes across it. Thomas Capell made a mark that looked like a bold T. Note that only one daughter is mentioned in this will. Another one or two seem to be indicated by later records. It is believed by this researcher that Thomas Capell was married to Ann Webb, the sister of Charles Webb and Robert Webb, Jr. Arthur Gilliam was the son-in-law of Charles and Elizabeth Webb. Boseman and Birdsong were names later associated with this family as possible sons-in-law. A copy of this handwritten will was sent to me by Dr. Bernie Wilse Webb, retired from the University of Florida, a descendant of Charles Webb through his son Micajah and his son Kinchen.
1786
Sc and Alabama Peter Boseman married Sarah (Brown) Dec 28, 1786, I got (his Peter's) military record today, it says he was born in Alabama but served in SC during the rev war.
Any and all help on this line highly appreciated.
The Darlington SC Historical Society sent me a paper today .
They had following children listed.
1. Meedy Boseman,
2. unknown married Vincent Joiner,
3. Elizabeth Boseman married Jesse Hall ,
4. Polly Mary Boseman married Thomas Wilson / My Line - levitaann@yahoo.com
5. Jesse Boseman
?6. James Boseman
NOTE: This is the Polly I have been looking for. I now have her family as listed above.
NOTE: http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=43156567&st=1 - Ancestry does not list Polly/Mary as a child of Peter and Sarah. BUT Darlington SC has her listed .
History of The Old Cheraws By Alexander Gregg: page 405 Pee Dee, South Carolina American Revolutionary War John Bozeman: Marion’s Brigade
Gone to Georgia Page 198 By William C. Stewart
Two Revolutionary soldiers were enumerated in 1790. Peter Bozeman in Cheraw District, South Carolina. See claim R 1116
Cheraw District SC - Sc 1790 Federal Census Cheraws District, South Carolina 34 | Peter Boseman | 1 0 | 4 | 0 | 0 | B255 | http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/sc/cheraws/1790/p371.txt
SC 1790 Census: Cheraws District, SC Peter Boseman (Peter Bozeman - Son of Mordicai & Elizabeth Bozeman) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Peter Boseman Free W M 1 16&Over Head Peter Bozeman c. 1758 1800 F 4 Wife Sarah (Brown) 1760-1765 1800 Daughter? Unknown #1 <1790 d<1800? Daughter? Unknown #2 <1790 d<1800? Daughter Unknown #3 c. 1790 1800 No Slaves Note: The census for Cheraws District was completed in May 1791. Note: The 1790 census and the 1800 census for the household of Peter Bozeman do not appear to be consistent. Two females who were present in the 1790 census do not appear in the 1800 census and one male who appears in the 1800 census does not appear in the 1790 census. There are a couple of possible explanations for these discrepancies. The male age 10-15 who appears in 1800 may have been counted as a female in 1790. Peter Bozeman and Sarah Brown were married December 28, 1786. At the time of the 1790 census, there were 4 females living in the household with Peter. One was almost certainly his wife. The other three are presumably young daughters who would have been born between 1787 and the time of the 1790 census. One of the three young females is almost certainly his daughter, Lucy. The 1800 census lists three daughters, all 0-9 years old. It is also possible that Sarah Brown had been previously married and brought two daughters with her from a previous marriage. These two older daughters could have been old enough to be married by the time of the 1800 census which could explain their disappearance.
1792 SC
Name: Peter Bozeman Birth: 1792 - South Carolina, USA Death: 1850 - Mississippi, USA Marriage: 23 Sep 1880 - Roermond, Limburg, Netherlands his Parents: John Lewis Bozeman, Martha Spouse: Sarah Ann (Robins) his father was Mordicai Bozeman Born: abt 1735 NC, Darlington, South Carolina, USA his father was Samuel Bozeman Born: 1684 Died: 1735 [city], [county], North Carolina, USA his father was Ralph Bozeman Born: 1653 Died: his father was Joseph Edward Bozeman Born: abt 1630 Died: his father was Nathan Bozeman Born: abt 1610 Died: - http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=60738025&st=1
1800 SC Darlington District SC 1800 Census:
Darlington District, SC Peter Bosmar (Peter Bozeman - Son of Mordicai & Elizabeth Bozeman) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Peter Bosmar Free W M 1 26-44 Head Peter Bozeman c. 1758 1790 1810 1 10-14 Son Meady Gee Bozeman c. 1790 1810 2 0-9 Son Jesse M. Bozeman c. 1794 1810 Son Unknown 1790-1800 d<1810? F 1 26-44 Wife Sarah Brown 1760-1765 1790 1810 3 0-9 Daughter Unknown #3 c. 1790 1790 m<1810? Daughter Unknown #4 1795-1800 1810 Daughter Lucy Bozeman c. 1800 1810 No Slaves
Note: The census for Darlington County was completed 7 Jul 1801.
Note: There are four Bozeman families listed in the Darlington, SC census for 1800. Peter, Jesse, and Lemuel are all listed on the same census sheet. Jesse is listed three households after Peter. Lemuel is listed much farther down near the bottom of the sheet. John is not listed anywhere near the other three families. John and Peter are brothers. The relationship of Jesse and Lemuel is not known.
SC 1800 Census:
Darlington District, SC Jesse Bosman (Jesse Bozeman - Parents Unknown) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Jesse Bosman Free W M 1 16-25 Head Jesse Bozeman 1775-1784 1790? d1808 F 1 16-25 Wife Sarah Bozeman 1775-1784 1790? 1810? 1 0-9 Daughter Frances Bozeman 1790-1800 1810? No Slaves
Note: There is some speculation here but I believe that Jesse's wife was named Sarah and that their first daughter was named Francis
SC 1800 Census:
Darlington District, SC Lemuel Bosman (Lemuel Bosman - Parents Unknown) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Lemuel Bosman Free W M 1 45&Over Head Lemuel Bosman <1755 1790? 1810? 1 16-25 Son Unknown 1775-1784 1790? 1810? 1 10-15 Son Unknown 1785-1790 1790? 1810? 1 0-9 Son Unknown 1790-1800 1810? F 1 26-44 Wife Unknown 1756-1774 1790? 1810? 1 0-9 Daughter Unknown 1790-1800 1810? No Slaves There are no other known references to Lemuel Bosman, other than this census entry. I think that it is possible that this entry is actually for Samuel Bozeman, of Bladen County, NC. Samuel is in Bladen County, NC in 1790 and is in Richmond County, NC in 1810. However, there is no known entry for Samuel in 1800 making it possible to speculate that Lemuel is actually Samuel.
SC 1800 Census:
Darlington District, SC John Boozmar (John Bozeman - Son of Mordicai & Elizabeth Bozeman) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next John Boozman Free W M 1 26-44 Head John Bozeman 1756-1784 1790? 1810 1 0-9 Son Peter Bozeman ~1792 1810 F 1 26-44 Wife Martha 1766-1770 1790? 1810 1 10-15 Daughter Unknown #1 1785-1790 1790? m<1810? 2 0-9 Daughter Unknown #2 1795-1800 1810 Daughter Unknown #3 ~1800 1810 No Slaves John Bozeman, son of Mordicai and brother of Ralph, Peter, and Paul, is known to have resided in this part of South Carolina since the Revolutionary War. However, no census entry has been found for John Bozeman in 1790. In 1810, this family is still found in the Darlington District of SC.
SC 1810 Census:
Darlington County, SC Peter Boseman (Peter Bozeman - Son of Mordicai & Elizabeth Bozeman) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Peter Boseman Free W M 1 45&Over Head Peter Bozeman c. 1758 1800 1820 1 16-25 Son Meady Gee Bozeman c. 1790 1800 1820 1 10-15 Son Jesse M. Bozeman c. 1794 1800 1820 2 0-9 Son William Henry Bozeman 1802-1804 1820 Son Peter E. Bozeman c. 1807 1820 F 1 45&Over Wife Sarah (Brown) 1760-1765 1800 1820 2 10-15 Daughter Unknown #4 1795-1800 1800 m<1820? Daughter Lucy Bozeman c. 1800 1800 m<1820 No Slaves
SC 1810 Census:
Darlington County, SC John Boseman (John Bozeman - Son of Mordicai & Elizabeth Bozeman) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next John Boseman Free W M 1 45&Over Head John Bozeman c. 1760 1800 1820? 1830-MS 2 10-15 Son Peter Bozeman c. 1792 1800 1820? 1850-MS Son Samuel Bozeman 1795-1800 1800? 1812-MS 1820? 1 0-9 Son John Bozeman, Jr. 1800-1803 1820? 1830-MS F 1 26-44 Wife Martha 1766-1770 1800 1820? 1830-MS 1 10-15 Daughter Unknown #2 1795-1800 1800 1820? 2 0-9 Daughter Unknown #3 ~1800 1800 1820? Daughter Unknown #4 1800-1810 1820? No Slaves
SC 1810 Census:
Darlington County, SC James Bozeman (James Bozeman - Parents Unknown) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next James Bozeman Free W M 1 26-44 Head James Bozeman 1770-1775 1800? 1820 2 0-9 Son John Henry Bozeman c. 1805 1820 Son Jesse Bozeman 1806-1807 1820 F 1 26-44 Wife Mary Elizabeth (Flowers) 1775-1794 1800? 1820 2 10-15 Daughter Mary Bozeman 1795-1800 1800? m<1820 Daughter Lucretia Bozeman 1798 1800? m<1820 1 0-9 Daughter Unknown 1800-1804 1820
Note: Chapman and James are listed on the same page with only one household separating them. I speculate that they are brothers.
?NOTE: Mary's nickname could be POLLY. All of my Ancestors are from Darlington, McBEE, Cheraw, Hartsville, Chesterfield SC.
SC 1810 Census:
Darlington County, SC Chapman Boseman (Chapman Bozeman - Parents Unknown) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Chapman Boseman Free W M 1 26-44 Head Chapman Bozeman c.1780 1820? 1827-FL 1830? 1840 2 0-9 Son Jesse Jordan Bozeman 29 Oct 1810 1820 Nephew Unknown 1800-1804 1820? F 1 45&Over Wife Unknown d<1820? 1 26-44 Sister-in-Law Sarah Bozeman 1820 2 0-9 Niece Frances Bozeman 1820 Daughter Niece Unknown 1820 No Slaves
Note: There is some speculation here, but I believe that this census entry includes the widow and children of Jesse Bozeman who is listed in the 1800 census for Darlington County and who died in 1808. But, I am not sure which children are Chapman's and which ones are Jesse's. Jesse Jordan Bozeman (born 29 Oct 1810) would be the son of Chapman. Frances would be a daughter of Jesse. I am not sure about the other children.
Note: Chapman and James are listed on the same page with one entry between them. I believe that James, Chapman, and the deceased, Jesse, may have been brothers. James was the administrator of Jesse's estate.
SC 1820 Census:
Darlington County, SC James Boseman (James Bozeman - Parents Unknown) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next James Boseman Free W M 1 45&Over Head James Bozeman 1770-1775 1810 1830 1 16-25 Son John Henry Bozeman c. 1805 1810 1830 1 16-25 16-18 Son Jesse Bozeman 1806-1807 1810 1830 1 0-9 Son J. Hamilton Bozeman c. 1815 1830 F 1 26-44 Wife Mary Elizabeth (Flowers) 1775-1794 1810 1830 1 16-25 Daughter Unknown 1800-1804 1810 1830 Slaves B M 1 14-25
SC to Alabama 1820 Census:
Darlington County, SC Peter Boseman (Peter Bozeman - Son of Mordicai & Elizabeth Bozeman) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Peter Boseman Free W M 1 45&Over Head Peter Bozeman c. 1758 1810 1830-AL 1 16-18 16-25 Son William Henry Bozeman 1802-1804 1810 1830-AL 1 10-15 Son Peter E. Bozeman c. 1807 1810 1830-AL F 1 45&Over Wife Sarah (Brown) 1760-1765 1810 1830-AL No Slaves
Note: Peter Bozeman and his sons moved to Montgomery County, AL by 1830 where he died in 1838.
SC to Alabama 1820 Census:
Darlington County, SC Jesse Boseman (Jesse M. Bozeman - Son of Peter Bozeman & Sarah Brown) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Jesse Boseman Free W M 1 16-25 Head Jesse M. Bozeman c. 1794 1810 1830-AL 1 0-9 Son Robert Bozeman 1815-1820 1830-AL F 1 16-25 Wife Unknown 1795-1800 m>1810 1830-AL 1 0-9 Daughter Unknown 1810-1820 1830-AL No Slaves
Note: Jesse moved to Montgomery County, AL by 1830.
SC 1820 Census:
Darlington County, SC James Boseman (James Bozeman - Parents Unknown) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next James Boseman Free W M 1 45&Over Head James Bozeman 1770-1775 1810 1830 1 16-25 Son John Henry Bozeman c. 1805 1810 1830 1 16-25 16-18 Son Jesse Bozeman 1806-1807 1810 1830 1 0-9 Son J. Hamilton Bozeman c. 1815 1830 F 1 26-44 Wife Mary Elizabeth (Flowers) 1775-1794 1810 1830 1 16-25 Daughter Unknown 1800-1804 1810 1830 Slaves B M 1 14-25
SC to Alabama 1820 Census:
Darlington County, SC Peter Boseman (Peter Bozeman - Son of Mordicai & Elizabeth Bozeman) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Peter Boseman Free W M 1 45&Over Head Peter Bozeman c. 1758 1810 1830-AL 1 16-18 16-25 Son William Henry Bozeman 1802-1804 1810 1830-AL 1 10-15 Son Peter E. Bozeman c. 1807 1810 1830-AL F 1 45&Over Wife Sarah (Brown) 1760-1765 1810 1830-AL No Slaves
Note: Peter Bozeman and his sons moved to Montgomery County, AL by 1830 where he died in 1838.
SC to Alabama 1820 Census:
Darlington County, SC Jesse Boseman (Jesse M. Bozeman - Son of Peter Bozeman & Sarah Brown) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Jesse Boseman Free W M 1 16-25 Head Jesse M. Bozeman c. 1794 1810 1830-AL 1 0-9 Son Robert Bozeman 1815-1820 1830-AL F 1 16-25 Wife Unknown 1795-1800 m>1810 1830-AL 1 0-9 Daughter Unknown 1810-1820 1830-AL No Slaves
Note: Jesse moved to Montgomery County, AL by 1830.
SC to Alabama and Missi. 1820 Census:
Darlington County, SC Mady Boseman (Meady Gee Bozeman - Son of Peter Bozeman & Sarah Brown) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Mady Boseman Free W M 1 26-44 Head Meady Gee Bozeman c. 1790 1810 d<1830? 2 0-9 Son Peter H. Bozeman Sep 1817 1830-AL Son Jesse M. Bozeman c. 1819 1830-AL F 1 16-25 Wife Unknown 1795-1804 m>1810 d<1830? No Slaves
Note: Peter and Jesse were apparently raised in the household of Vincent M. Joiner after the death of their parents. Vincent Joiner was married to one of their father's sisters. The family of Vincent M. Joiner is found in Clarke County, AL in 1830-1850. Peter moved to MS by 1839 and is listed there in 1850.
SC 1820 Census:
Darlington County, SC Sally Boseman (Sarah Bozeman - Widow of Jesse Boseman) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Sally Boseman Free W M 1 10-15 Nephew Jesse Jordan Bozeman 29 Oct 1810 1810 1830 F 1 26-44 Head Sarah Bozeman 1781-1790 1810 1830 1 16-25 Daughter Frances Bozeman c. 1800 1810 m<1830 1 10-15 Daughter? Niece? Unknown 1805-1810 1810 1830 3 0-9 Niece? Unknown 1810-1815 1830 Niece? Unknown 1810-1815 1830 Niece? Unknown 1815-1820 1830 No Slaves
Note: I believe that Sally Bozeman is probably the widow of the Jesse Bozeman, who died in Darlington County, SC in 1808. However, since her husband died in 1808, it is not likely that the 3 females, age 0-9, listed in 1820 are her children. I suspect that they are daughters of Chapman Bozeman. In fact, I believe that Sally and her children were listed with the family of Chapman Bozeman in the 1810 census. If appears that Chapman's wife may have died by 1820 and Chapman left his children to be raised by Sally.
SC 1820 Census:
Darlington County, SC Jesse Boseman (Jesse Bozeman - Parents Unknown Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Jesse Boseman Free W M 1 26-44 Head Jesse Bozeman 1776-1794 1810? 1830? 1 0-9 Son Unknown 1810-1820 1830? F 1 16-25 Wife Unknown 1795-1804 m>1810? 1830? 1 0-9 Daughter Unknown 1810-1820 1830? Slaves B F 1 45&Over
Note: I have no idea who this Jesse Bozeman is or where he came from. (There are way too many Jesse Bozeman's in Darlington County, SC!!!)
SC 1820 Census:
Darlington County, SC James Boseman (James Bozeman - Parents Unknown) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next James Boseman Free W M 1 45&Over Head James Bozeman 1770-1775 1810 1830 1 16-25 Son John Henry Bozeman c. 1805 1810 1830 1 16-25 16-18 Son Jesse Bozeman 1806-1807 1810 1830 1 0-9 Son J. Hamilton Bozeman c. 1815 1830 F 1 26-44 Wife Mary Elizabeth (Flowers) 1775-1794 1810 1830 1 16-25 Daughter Unknown 1800-1804 1810 1830 Slaves B M 1 14-25
1829
Peter and Sarah had a son named Peter who will be found on the 1830 census - the father Peter died in 1829 and all of the kids and wife are listed on the Estate Sale. Posted by: Kathy Lorena (ID *****9716) Date: July 19, 2007
1832
Peter Edward BOZEMAN b: 1 JUN 1832 d: 8 APR 1896 + Nancy Jane (ANDERSON) b: 11 DEC 1843 d: 22 JUL 1910
SC to GA. Alabama 1840 Census:
Darlington County, SC Jesse Boseman (Jesse Jordan Bozeman -Possibly Son of Chapman & Sarah Bozeman) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next Jesse Boseman Free W M 1 20-29 Head Jesse Jordan Bozeman 29 Oct 1810 1830 1850? 1 10-14 Son James Madison Bozeman c. 1834 1850? F 1 30-39 Wife Mary Ann (Wood) 29 May 1806 m>1830 1850? 2 0-4 Daughter Sarah J.V. Bozeman c. 1840 1850? Daughter? Unknown 1835-1840 1850?
Note: No slaves
Note: I haven't found this family yet in 1850. In 1860, they are in Macon County, Georgia. The birth locations of their children indicate that they moved to Alabama, back to South Carolina, and then to Georgia by about 1848. They should be found in Georgia in 1850.
Note: I believe that the son, James Madison Bozeman is marked in the wrong column. He should have appeared in the column for age 5-9.
SC 1840 Census:
Darlington County, SC James Boseman (James Bozeman - Parents Unknown) Census Record Family Record Name of Head of Family Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next James Boseman Free W M 1 60-69 Head James Bozeman 1770-1775 1830 1850 F 1 50-59 Wife Mary Elizabeth (Flowers) 1775-1794 1830 1850 Slaves B M 3 0-9
1841
MY ANCESTOR ****South Carolina 1841 Elizabeth F. Wilson Born 1841 to Polly (Boseman) and Thomas Wilson ..Polly (Boseman) Wilson died in South Carolina in 1841.. Elizabeth F. Wilson was married to Thomas J. Skipper.. This Is My Line. I now live in Texas. levitaann@yahoo.com
Email to Ann 2006 My family matches what you posted except ?Thomas Wilson b. AL.1826 m. Mary Boseman b. in Tenn. 1826. Elizabeth b 7 July 1851. They lived in KT. Thomas ggfather lived in N.C. But thats genealogy. Don From : Don Wilson <don-wilson@sbcglobal.net> Sent : Wednesday, December 13, 2006 8:43 AM To levitaann@yahoo.com>Here is a tidbit from book The Wilson Family 1790. Don Another email - This is part of what i have. In 1860 Thomas Wilson 34 b, AL Mary 34 b. Ten. Martha A. 12 b.AL. Elizabeth 9 b. AL. June 7 b.AL. Mathew 6 b. ARK. Isaac 6/12 b. ARK. Maybe wrong family ?Don
NOTE: I have Gone NO FURTHER BACK ON MY TREE THAN ELIZABETH UNTIL I GET MORE RECORDS ON HER PARENTS.....Looking for her mother (?Mary/Polly) Boseman and father Thomas Wilson still. 15 DEc 2006 / MY FAMILY LINE> levitaann@yahoo.com My ancestor Elizabeth is buried in Wesley Chapel. Thomas and Elizabeth were living in Clyde Township Darlington County Sc.
NOTE: Clyde is between McBee and Hartsville SC......
NOTE:
1786 Sc and Alabama Peter Boseman married Sarah (Brown) Dec 28, 1786, I got (his Peter's) military record today, it says he was born in Alabama but served in SC during the rev war.
Any and all help on this line highly appreciated.
The Darlington SC Historical Society sent me a paper today .
They had following children listed.
1. Meedy Boseman,
2. unknown married Vincent Joiner,
3. Elizabeth Boseman married Jesse Hall ,
4. Polly Mary Boseman married Thomas Wilson / My Line - levitaann@yahoo.com
5. Jesse Boseman
?6. James Boseman
NOTE: This is the Polly I have been looking for. I now have her family as listed above.
NOTE: http://trees.ancestry.com/owt/person.aspx?pid=43156567&st=1 - Ancestry does not list Polly/Mary as a child of Peter and Sarah. BUT Darlington SC has her listed as their child.
1861 Interesting story....http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/5464/mcelroy.html
When volunteers were called for by the Confederate government in March 1861. Local companies were formed with such interesting names as the Winston Gaurds, Wayne Rifles, Kemper Legion, Newton Rifles, Alucha Infantry, Lauderdale Zouaves, Secessionists, Spartan's Band, Minute Men of Attala and Pettus Guard. The plantation of Peter Bozeman,Captain of the Alamucha Infantry, became the mustering point of the regiment. They assembled in May 1861 to hear the patriotic speeches by Peter Bozeman and others. Miss Sophronia McElroy pesented a flag to Bozeman's company to carry into battle. Three of the McElroys were members of Captain Bozeman's company. Three others joined the Pettus Guard, named after the governor of Mississippi. The seventh, Kennon McElroy, was captain of the Lauderdale Zouaves. Popular among militia companies before the war , the Zouaves organizations were modeled oh the French troops of North Africa. They wore colourful uniforms consisting of bright red baggy trousers, white gaiters, a short jacket and aturban or red fez. They were noted for their spectacular drill tactics and their ability to load and fire lying down. Many wore this uniform while marching to the front and some for the entire war, but it is not known whether this was true for the Lauderdale Zouaves. The regiment was intially commanded by William Barksdale, a prominent newspaper editor and member of Congress from Mississippi, who although a civilian with some Mexican War experience, earned a brilliant record in the army and rose to the commanderof a brigade in June 1862, known and admired throughout the Army of North Virginia as Barksdale's Mississippians. It consisted ot the Thirteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Twenty - First Infantry regiments. General Barksdale served gallantly and efficiently until his mortal wound at Gettysburg. He was replaced in command of the brigade by Colonel Benjamin G. Humphreys, formerly Colonel of the Twenty - First Mississippi Infantry, who later became govermor of Mississippi. The battle flag of the Thirteeth Mississippi Infantry must have been covered with names that shone brightly in the history of the Confederacy, for it participated in over twenty battles during the war
1885
Not much is known about Mordicai Bozeman. Rev. Bozeman mentions Mordicai in Sketches of the Bozeman Family, 1885.
Peter H. Bozeman WC-214 widow Oshellie C. applied in Mississippi on Dec 5, 1892 / Thomas B. Bozeman WA-7922 widow Mary F. applied in Texas June 30, 1900, soldier served in 1836, died Jan 18, 1884 / William W. Bozeman WC-5113 widow Leah E. applied in Georgia on March 25, 1896, soldier served in the Creek War / These pension files are available through the National Archives Records Admin. (requires NATF 80 form) 7th & Pennyslvania Ave NW Washington, DC 20408 / "Indian Wars Pensions 1892 - 1926" (by Nat. Hist. Pub. Co.) of Bozeman's who applied for pensions based on their service in the Indian Wars (includes their widow's applications for pensions):
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