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Re: Rev. War Boshart information?

willemdancer14 — 2007-01-09 20:23:10Z

Do you have information on Rudolph/Robert Buzzard/Bussard's involvement in the SC Regulator Movement?
Thanks

Bohart, Wilson NY

richeringler — 2006-01-12 18:34:17Z

I recently received info that my ggreat grandfather was married twice, his first marriage being to a Carrie Boshart. Doing a search of census records (1870) Hanover, Chautauqua County, NY I found my gg- gradfather James Wilson age 24, and Carrie (Boshart) age 18 and a son Joseph age 2 and a half residing with her Parents Joseph and Eliz Boshart. There was also another daughter by the name of Alice. I am trying to find any info I can on James and Carrie. In 1880 James and his son Joseph moved to Pa Where James remarried. his second wifes name was Clara R Mathers also born in NY. I am curious to when she may have died. thanks, Rich Ringler

Rudolph Bussard

proverbs2525 — 2005-10-26 03:09:39Z

I am looking for information on my ancestor Rudolph Bussard. I don't know who he was married to. I descend from his son Robert Rudolph Boshart (B circa 1759 Newberry District, SC D 12 Oct 1846 Marshall County, AL Revolutionary War regiment of Col. Baird). I don't know when or how the last name changed. If anyone could provide any information about either of them that would be great. Thank you.

Lindsay Brown

Re: Rev. War Boshart information?

2005-10-26 02:39:27Z

I have quite a bit on the Boshart family. If you e-mail me directly I can send you an outline descendant report, but it is too long to post here.
Robert Rudolph Boshart (abt. 1759-1846) said that he was a soldier in the S.C. Militia. He volunteered in 1781 under 1st Lt. Lewis Hogg in Capt. James Kelley's Co. under Col. Baird. He knew Gen. Greene and spent most of his enlistment at Bacons Ridge. He was not in any engagement while in service. He returned to his home in Newberry Dist. S.C.
Pension: R 1036. Pension rejected. No reason given.
According to "The Kennamer Family", Robert built the first mill dam across the Flint River, near Old Bell Factory. It was built of logs and brush. It is further claimed that he owned the Capehart farm in the bend of the Tennessee River, the finest farm in the valley, and sold it for one-half bushel of silver dollars, and then settled up the valley.
He and Sarah (1761-?) married about 1783 in SC and had 5 children that I know of: David (abt.1785-1868), Susannah (abt.1787-abt.1856), Sallie (aft.1790-abt.1815), Rebecca (1792-1821) and Little David (1794-1863).

Sarah (wife of Robert Rudolph Boshart)

proverbs2525 — 2005-10-26 01:53:15Z

I am looking for information on my ancestor Sarah, who was married to Robert Rudolph Boshart (B circa 1759 Newberry District, SC D 1846). I don't know anything about her except that her first name was Sarah. I descend from their son David L. or Little David Boshart. Any additional information on any of them would be helpful and appreciated.

Lindsay Brown

Robert Rudolph Boshart

proverbs2525 — 2005-10-26 01:51:30Z

I am looking for information on my ancestor Robert Rudolph Boshart. He was married to someone named Sarah, and I descend from their son David L. or Little David Boshart (I started a thread about him earlier). This is all the information I have on Robert Rudolph:

B circa 1759 Newberry District, SC
D 1846

Any additional information about him and his family would be greatly appreciated (and thank you to those who pointed me in the way of finding out that he was David's father!)

Lindsay Brown

Re: Rev. War Boshart information?

proverbs2525 — 2005-10-26 01:48:16Z

I think your Robert Rudolph Boshart is my ancestor. He was married to someone named Sarah and I descend from their son David L. or Little David Boshart. The only thing I know about Robert Rudolph is that he was born circa 1759 in Newberry District, SC, so you have more information than I do. Do you have any more information about him or his family?

David L. Boshart

proverbs2525 — 2005-10-25 03:02:24Z

I am looking for information on my ancestor David L. Boshart. He was married to Margaret G. Barton. I don't have any dates or geographic information for either of them. I descend from their daughter Margaret Missouri Boshart (B 4 Jan 1837 Preston, Marshall, AL
D 26 Oct 1898). This is all the information I have. Any additional information would be appreciated. Thank you.

Lindsay Brown

Boshart Family Name

fhc3330303 — 2005-08-22 22:00:31Z

My third gr-grandparents were Peter Witmore and Marigrieta Bushardt. Marigrieta Bushardt was born May 21, 1775, in the Mohawk Valley of New York. Her parents were Hendrik Bossert and Elisabeth Kitts. Marigrieta was baptised at the Dutch Reformed Church of Cagnauwaga in Fonda, Montgomery, New York on June 5 or 6, 1775. Her sister, whose name was Maragriet was born on October 1, 1772 and baptised at the same location. Maragriet, aka Ete, married Cornelius Wemple and they had several children with the same names of Peter and Marigrieta. The church often got them mixed up. The only way for me to distinguish these two women is that I know my great-great-grandfather was John E. who was born in 1802, and married Maria Wert. This information was from family records. Currently, I am looking for the burial sites of Peter and Marigrieta.

Re: BOSHART Genealogy Web Site

craoba2 — 2005-06-26 03:51:17Z

it is June 2005 and the link doesn't work - - any help? thanks Angie Moore craoba@msn.com

Boshart Web site

2004-09-16 02:38:44Z

Could someone tell me where to find the new Boshart Web Site. I tried the one mentioned in this message site and it want work. Thanks

Re: Any relation to Boshart?

PaulPossart — 2003-03-31 13:05:33Z

I would be very pleased to receive any information on the Possart (Boshart) family.

Best wishes,

Paul Possart

Rev. War Boshart information?

2002-10-16 23:55:40Z

Do you have any information on the Revolutionary War service of Robert Rudolph Boshart of SC (abt. 1759 -1846)? I was told he enlisted in the SC Militia for 6 months in 1781; but served in no engagements and his pension was rejected. Have you seen any paperwork proving that he was in the Rev. War? I am trying to find something either "official" or printed in a book.

Any relation to Boshart?

bear3308 — 2002-04-22 21:44:53Z

Your posting about the family Boshard. This is very close to Boshart, of which I have quite a bit of information. There are French Bosharts and German Bosharts. The German Bosharts came in 1735 to America on the English ship Mary from Rotterdam to Philadelphia, Penn. Heinrich Boshart (Possart) with female Anna and child Casper.

boshart

2000-12-28 18:30:58Z

Bob thank you for the reply
my boshard ( could be Boshart)was Andreas married to a Christina C.Gensel in 1749 Phila PA
one daughter Barbara M was married to Andrew
Geyer
if you have anything on these i would love to exchange anything iI might haveto help you
thhank you
carole

BOSHART Genealogy Web Site

2000-08-11 16:13:52Z

The BOSHART Genealogy web site traces all of the descendants of John BOSHART (1750?? - 1794) and Anna Maria MULLER. John and Anna were Swiss Anabaptists (Mennonites). Their descendants live all over the U.S. and Ontario, Canada. If you are tracing the BOSHART family, please visit the web site at:

http://home.sprintmail.com/~debflanagan/boshart.html

Debbie Flanagan
deb_flanagan@yahoo.com

Boshard

1999-12-26 18:49:42Z

Barbara Marie Boshard b 15 jan 1750 phila
father Andreas Boshard
mother Christina Cathrin Gensel