Bozeman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: john bozeman

jesszoe2 — 2009-10-15 02:16:07Z

John L Bozeman from Ga to Alabama was my great Grand father Married to Mary E Wisham

Re: Rose & Frank Mascia

hcbmiami1231 — 2009-10-10 18:10:12Z

Hi I am Frank Mascia Granddaughter Rose was my Great grandmother it was my grandfather and grandmother Helen who lived on 12th Ave contact me if you like

Helen

Re: Bozeman, Lindsey, Brooks, Darnell families

ShirleyBrooks97 — 2009-10-09 03:58:53Z

So, that makes your grandmother my great Aunt, and you my cousin - is that right?? Do you live in Florida? I am in Washington state.
I believe I have found my "Robert". His family was the only Brooks family on the cencus in Holmes county in 1910. He is listed at Robert Lee Brooks. I am hoping i am right - I've already filled in all the spaces on my 'tree'. Any help would be really appreciated.
my email is shirbusa@netscape.net hopefully we can 'talk'some more. Shirley

Re: Bozeman, Lindsey, Brooks, Darnell families

BeaumontKimmons — 2009-10-08 19:03:11Z

My Grandmother Eliza Dulcine Bozeman Grice was a sister to Minnie. I came across your request while looking for information on Minnie's husband and children. You have helped me in that area and thank you. I will forward any information I find on Robert A Brooks.

Re: Bozemans in NW AL

pkcb113 — 2009-09-28 17:01:08Z

I have a line in my family James Jefferson Bozeman called J.J. his wife's name was Lenora Ellie Vaughn. See my ancestors on rootsweb.com database pkcb113

Re: Bozemans in NW AL

bozeman08 — 2009-09-28 16:18:08Z

My name is Dallas G. Bozeman of Sulligent, AL. My father is Dallas J. Bozeman and Grandfather is Furmon D. Bozeman of Guin, AL. My Great Grandfather was James "Jim" Bozeman of Marion County, Al. My great grandmother's name was Lorean. She remarried after his death and became Lorean Lacy.

BOZEMAN Earline 1927-1978

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-22 23:47:47Z

BOZEMAN Earline 1927-1978

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,999 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Bozeman from DeSoto Parrish La

DebbieCox59 — 2009-07-30 23:45:55Z

I am looking for the father of Narry Bozeman born 1875. His mother was Jeannie Bazer Bozeman. He had 2 sisters and his mom and dad died young. His uncle Isiah Bazer raised him and his 2 sisters in Panola Co. Texas. I think his dad's name was Daniel but I am not sure. I can't find any census with them on it.
Any information would help.

Re: Bozemans in NW AL

ShirleyBrooks97 — 2009-07-26 01:57:18Z

Yes, this is still and active thread. My Bozemans lived in Westville (Holmes county)Fl. From what I have found out, they migrated from the Carolina's to Alabama then to Florida. I have a Jeff Bozeman, born in Westville 1-23-1896. But I do not have a wife for him. His parents were Robert Bozeman and Lucinda Broxton. If this is what you're looking for, send me an email at shirbusa@netscape.net and I will be happy to share all I have.
Shirley

Re: bozemans

19T60 — 2009-07-23 23:37:38Z

I am searching for any living Bozemans from the Northwest Florida area.
Westville,Bruce and Defuniak Springs Florida.
I am needing info on Jeff and Lillie Bozeman,around 1929 or so,married in Bruce.
Walton county area in Florida.
Lillie's maiden name was Morrison,and she later married James R. Roberts,then Jeff.
Thanks
T

Re: Bozeman family

19T60 — 2009-07-23 23:35:56Z

I hope this thread is still active,I am searching for any living Bozemans from the Northwest Florida area.
Westville,Bruce and Defuniak Springs Florida.
I am needing info on Jeff and Lillie Bozeman,around 1929 or so,married in Bruce.
Walton county area in Florida.

Re: Bozemans in NW AL

19T60 — 2009-07-23 23:35:15Z

Re: Bozeman's of Florida

19T60 — 2009-07-23 23:34:08Z

Re: looking 4 kin people

gaylesia — 2009-07-22 04:31:44Z

Hi, I am lesia gay my father is james gay. my fathers mother was marie bozeman before she married my grandfather, I don't know very much about them my father passed away with a heart attack in the year 2000. the most of the info that i could get was off of my dads death cert. my father was from Laurens GA. I am some what sure that my grandparents are buried there. I would like to know more about them if you know anthing and if any of the info that i gave you helped in anyway please feel free to email me at anytime

Re: David L. Bozeman Capt 44th Alabama Company A.

aurabass1 — 2009-05-23 05:06:31Z

son of Rev Joseph W. Bozeman RS 2m and Elizabeth Pendleton
Elisha Thompson Bozeman 1m + Jane Leatherwood
║ b 4-8-1810 Twiggs Co, GA
║ m 1-31-1832 Lowndes Co, AL by A. Wright AMG
║ d 5-16-1886 Augusta Co, AL d 10-24-1847
║ res Lowndes Co, AL about 30 years, after 1856 he moved to
║Dallas Co, & lived at Cambridge 15 - 18 years before moving
║ to Cahaba for a few years & in 1880 he was in Perry Co
║ res 1885 Gulf Junction,. Dallas Co
║ She was the daughter of James and Jane Leatherwood from
║ Spartanburg District, SC
║
╚═ Capt David Lee Bozeman + Mary Ingram Lee
║ b 2-18-1834 of North Carolina
║ m 10-24-1857 Lowndes Co, AL children: 3
║ d 5-10-1864 d 3-28-1885 Lowndes Co, AL
║ He was killed in the Battle of the Wilderness
║ br Spottsylvania Court House, VA
║ mil enlisted CSA spring 1862, 1st Lt,Co A, 44th Al Reg
║ He was promoted to Capt after the second Manasses &
║led his regiment at Gettysburg in Logstreet's Corps
║ Severly wounded in the thigh at Chickamauga
║ oc he was a merchant in Farmersville

That's what I have from Dr. Ingram's Bozeman Histories File
Since you have the Sketches Book you know the history back through Joseph Woodruff Bozeman

BOZEMAN FAMILY HISTORY AND GENEALOGY GROUP

aurabass — 2009-05-09 23:44:33Z

Has been started on FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/
copy and paste this link in your browser to go to the BOZEMAN FAMILIY HISTORY AND GENEALOGY site
http://www.facebook.com/photo_search.php?oid=90617744457&...

In an effort to attract the interest of the 200 plus young people with a BOZEMAN surname on FACEBOOK I have started this group to see if more interest in Bozeman Genealogy can be achieved by using what young people do on the web.

I have uploaded over eighty photographs from my BOZEMANIA Weblog - http://bozemangene.blogspot.com
and I believe you can see them without setting up your own FACEBOOK page. However I encourage all of you to use FACEBOOK to network with other Bozeman descendants. It's free and fun.

Please visit the site and join the group
You can upload your own photographs to the site
Comment on the "wall"
Invite friends
and offer links to websites that are of interest to other Bozemans.
BOZEMANIA http://bozemangene.blogspot.com
is for current living Bozemans and Bozeman descendants to share what they are doing now. The site has over 100 links to other Bozeman sites including this one.

I have met several cousins and other BOZEMAN's due to using these websites. You are hereby invited to participate

Re: G. Grandfather

nalemons24 — 2009-05-09 17:55:01Z

According to her death certificate, Lula Elizabeth Bozeman was born 27 Mar 1890 in Oklahoma (Territory) to Travis R. Bozeman and Mary I. Gage. She was married by 1930 to John Montgomery Pryor. Lula died 28 Mar 1966 in San Angelo, Tom Green Co., TX and is buried in Miles Cemetery, Miles, Runnels Co., TX where her husband is also buried. Her name was spelled as Lulu on the 1930 census. I am a Pryor descendant and descend from John M. Pryor's cousin. I have no further information on her. Does anyone have more on her child and was the child from Pryor? Photos? Thanks!

Re: "Sketches of the Bozeman Family"

candydesmarais1 — 2009-04-09 01:14:17Z

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Re: Sketches of the Bozeman Family

tom-son — 2008-11-13 12:27:05Z

We have since last post acquired much info on the
Valentine Young Thompson and Martha Bozeman family.
Infact we visited Sulpher Springs Texas and found
a lot of information at the Genealogy LIbrary. We
visited the Green Pond cemetery where they are
buried and took headstone photos. If I remember
correctly it was his great granddaughter who is
a volunteer there that helped us very much.
Her name is Juanita.
Valentine was a brother to my ggrandfather Henchey Mitchell
Thompson.
Elaine and Ed Thompson

Re: Founder of Bozeman, Montana

Mysticbeth — 2009-03-23 16:28:00Z

His Name is John Marion Bozeman, from Pickens County Ga.
The American pioneer John M. Bozeman (1837-1867), a trailblazer in the Far West, was responsible for opening a route form the Oregon Trail northwest to the Montana gold fields.

John Bozeman was born in January 1837 in Pickens County, Ga. He joined the gold seekers headed for Colorado in the spring of 1860, abandoning his wife and three small children. Unsuccessful in finding a paying claim in Colorado, he went to Gold Creek, in present Montana, in June 1862. When news came of the discovery of gold on Grasshopper Creek in the Beaverhead Valley (Montana), Bozeman joined the stampede that led to the founding of Bannack.

At this time there were two alternative routes from the east: the slow and expensive water route up the Missouri River to Ft. Benton, and then west along the Mullan road; or the Oregon Trail to Ft. Hall, then north or east by a circuitous route largely over barren plains. In May 1863 Bozeman and his partner, John M. Jacobs, left to open a shorter and more direct route that was to begin at Ft. Laramie on the Oregon Trail. They went to the Three Forks of the Missouri River (Montana), crossed the Gallatin Valley, and went through the pass (later known as Bozeman Pass) to the Yellowstone Valley (Wyoming). Harassed by Native Americans, they were able to reach the Platte River only with difficulty. The men assembled an emigrant party at the Deer Creek Crossing of the North Platte, near present Glenock, Wyo.

On the return journey in the vicinity of present Buffalo, Wyo., a large band of Native Americans forced the emigrant train to retrace its steps and take the longer route, west of the Bighorn Mountains; but the determined Bozeman, leading nine men, pushed forward on horseback, traveling at night, to further explore the way across the Great Plains.

Migration to Montana increased in 1864, following the discovery of gold at Virginia City (Montana). Bozeman, his partner Jacobs, and James Bridger were commissioned by the Missouri River and Rocky Mountain Wagon Road and Telegraph Company to guide expeditions form the Platte River to the Yellowstone Valley and on to Virginia City. Bridger chose the route west of the Bighorn Mountains; Bozeman again left the North Platte at present Glenock and directed a party along his route, the Bozeman Trail, characterized by easy grades and vast grasslands.

Bozeman was responsible for starting an agricultural colony in the Gallatin Valley to raise wheat and potatoes to feed the Montana miners. The townsite of Bozeman was laid out in August 1864. Bozeman was elected recorder of the district. The following year he encouraged the construction of the first flour mill in the valley, an enterprise so prosperous its capacity had to be doubled in 1866. Appointed probate judge of Gallatin County in 1865, he led no more wagon trains into Montana.

Recognizing the importance of the Bozeman Trail, the U.S. government attempted to protect emigrants form attacks by establishing three forts on the route in 1866. The Native Americans, however, reestablished their claims to the area in the Fettermann massacre, and after two years of strife the forts were abandoned. Undaunted by the danger, Bozeman and a companion ventured on the route. They encountered a group of Blackfeet at the crossing of the Yellowstone on April 18, 1867. Bozeman was killed, and his wounded friend escaped.

Further Reading

The standard work on Bozeman is Grace Raymond Hebard and E. A. Brinistool, The Bozeman Trail. Two histories of Montana give additional information about Bozeman: Merrill G. Burlingame and K. Ross Toole, A History of Montana (3 vols., 1957), which provides a scholarly interpretation by Burlingame of Bozeman's significance; and James McLellan Hamilton, From Wilderness to Statehood: A History of Montana, 1805-1900 (1957). The Native American side of the story is in James C. Olson, Red Cloud and the Sioux Problem (1965).

Re: looking 4 kin people

carolv_1 — 2009-03-23 00:19:03Z

What do you know about Tony Bozeman.

Re: looking 4 kin people

carolv_1 — 2009-03-26 00:12:25Z

Who are Tony's grandparents?

Re: looking 4 kin people

carolv_1 — 2009-03-25 12:14:42Z

Also. Who are the grandparents?

Re: looking 4 kin people

carolv_1 — 2009-03-25 12:13:59Z

Ok before i can answer your question I need to know if we are both talking about the same people. How do you know Tony Bozeman?

Re: "Sketches of the Bozeman Family"

candydesmarais1 — 2009-04-06 00:00:18Z

I would like to order a copy of this book. Can you help me?

David L. Bozeman Capt 44th Alabama Company A.

jbozeman172 — 2009-04-05 03:00:05Z

I am researching the 44th Alabama and David L. Bozeman. He is my 3rd Cousin 5X removed. I grew up in Selma, Alabama and never knew we had family that had lived so close as Lowndes, County. My search for my ancestors and their families has been a great joy but a very short search as I only began our family history in 2005. Most of my family came from Covington, County through Lewis Bozeman. That Bozeman line had many who served in the 37th Alabama. So our family history is rich with the Civil war history. Is there anybody who has any info on David and his family other that what is found in "Sketches of the Bozeman Family"? I found a picture of his tombstone at the Spotsyvlania Cemetery and was so thrilled to find that as I will never be able to travel to Virginia or Gettysburg. Would so love to see the Devil's Den where the 44th took an incredible journey through Hell on earth as was the whole of the Gettysburg event.
I did see a hint of letters maybe written by him to his family in a deal called "Bozeman Letters". Just happene to see the reference and I don't even know if it is a real deal or not. Those are the sort things that give our ancestors life so to speak and would sure love to hear from any of you folks who had anything you could share about my cousin.
Thanks
James Bozeman
jbozeman@elmore.rr.com

Re: Bozeman Family in Alabama

myers260288 — 2009-03-14 01:57:42Z

Hello Clara,
I am so excited to see your search.Martha Lousia Brown-Vess is my grandmother.I located William and Catherine's children in the State aArchives several years ago.
Martha had 3 children 1.John Brown dec.,Elmer David(Dave ) Vess and Farris Vess.All are deceasedHowever I have large original pictures of Martha and Grandpa Vess,Best of all for your search I have one of Catherine in fair condition but still you can tell she is part Native American. Also I knew Aunt Jane Grissom and her family and would love to share the stories with you of those times--I was alittle girl but she remains strong in my memory.Perhaps between us we canwork out this group. I remember my Dad speaking of the Hightowers and vaguely recal something about one of them visiting. All but my older brother of my sibilings are gone but there is a cousin or two still that my brother keeps in touch with that may have some of the info we seek.
Best wishes to you and yours.Theresa Vess Myers

looking 4 kin people

01charliebear — 2009-03-22 13:53:51Z

can someone help me ,looking 4the bozemans that are kin to tony bozeman or delores cobb

Re: "Sketches of the Bozeman Family"

sherryszoo1 — 2009-04-08 20:39:43Z

Candy,
Please send me your email address and I will forward form for ordering the book, address, etc., as posted by Connie
Bozeman....
Sharon

Re: BLACK AND INDIAN DESCENTED BOSEMANS OR BOZEMANS OF DARLINGTON CO.,S.CAROLINA

Angel09853 — 2009-02-06 17:16:20Z

anxiously awaiting the news here ;-)

both andersons and bozemans are my ancestors too!!!

we always heard they were Indian but never tried to trace it.

Re: Sketches of the Bozeman Family

conniebozeman2 — 2008-12-06 05:26:32Z

I would like to compare notes on this Bozeman family. Please email me directly at cbozeman2@bellsouth.net. Thanks.

Re: Sketches of the Bozeman Family

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-13 15:01:55Z

I would like to have the birth/death info on the Thompson children.
I have much info on Martha Bozeman ancestors if you are interested. Email me directly at cbozeman2@bellsouth.net and I can send you my file by attachment.

William D. Bozeman of Alabama

conniebozeman2 — 2009-02-17 03:44:30Z

I have a photo of William D. Bozeman found in old family photos. But I can find no connection to my Robbins/Bliss
family. Can anyone identify this William D. Bozeman...from Camp McClellan,Anniston, Alabama, taken in front of Taylor shop of Co.G. Photo looks to be from 1930-40 era. Email me directly if you would like me to scan for you to see.

Re: "Sketches of the Bozeman Family"

conniebozeman2 — 2009-04-06 01:46:05Z

BOZEMAN ORDER FORM
From: ___________________________
Address: _____________________________________________
City, State _________________________ ZIP CODE__________
EMAIL:________________________________________
PHONE: ( ) ______________________

To: Mrs. Larue Teer
1416 Colony Drive
Irving, TX 75061
Please mail ________ copies of the book:
Sketches of the Bozeman Family by J. W. Bozeman as reprinted by Henry Teer in 1981.
I DO or DO NOT (circle one) want the Samuel and Ann Bozeman poster.
I am enclosing $22 for each book alone
or $25 for each book and poster combination.
This includes my postage and handling (book rate).
THANK YOU!

Re: Possibly more cousins?

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-13 04:22:56Z

email me directly cbozeman2@bellsouth.net and lets compare Bozeman notes.

Re: samuel and ann richardson Bozeman

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-13 04:16:14Z

did you ever find info on Joseph Hill Bozeman? I may be able to help. email at cbozeman2@bellsouth.net.

Re: bozemans

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-13 04:10:30Z

I am looking for descendents of Zimri Ripley Bozeman and his wife Lucy Ann Tucker of Hillsboro Co, Fl. (census records.) I have the ancestors of Zimri Ripley Bozeman and would like to connect with his family. email directly at
cbozeman2@bellsouth.net thanks.

Re: samuel and ann richardson Bozeman

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-13 04:06:28Z

email me directly and lets compare Bozeman notes. cbozeman2@bellsouth.net

Re: Samuel Bozeman/Ann Richardson

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-13 04:02:09Z

I would like to connect with you about the Pulaski County , GA Bozemans. email directly at cbozeman2@bellsouth.net.

Re: Franklin Fuller Bozeman

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-13 03:55:34Z

I have info on the ancestors of Samuel Solomon Bozeman. Have I sent you my file? email me at cbozeman2@bellsouth.net

Re: Sketches of the Bozeman Family

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-13 03:51:49Z

I would love to talk with you about the Valentine Thompson -Bozeman connection. I have Bozeman Info to share. cbozeman2@bellsouth.net

Re: Bozeman

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-12 19:40:03Z

Do you know the parents of Nathan Monroe Bozeman? and where he migrated from? email directly at cbozeman2@bellsoluth.net

Re: Possibly more cousins?

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-12 19:29:35Z

please email me about Joseph Bozeman family. cbozeman2@bellsouth.net. I can connect I think.

Re: samuel and ann richardson Bozeman

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-12 19:26:55Z

I have some info on Joseph Hill Bozeman and his ancestors, descendents. email directly at cbozeman2@bellsouth.net

Re: Possibly more cousins?

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-12 19:25:34Z

email me directly about Bozeman history . I can give history on Etheldred Bozeman cbozeman2@bellsouth.net

Re: William and Sarah BOZEMAN

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-12 19:23:55Z

I have a William English Bozeman who married a Sarah Pylant in Alabama. he was born abt 1841 Could he be the one you are searching for? I have children Mary, Emma ,Minnie, Lulline, Elenore, and Willie. William English Bozeman was the son of David Wood Bozeman and his wife Ann English Browning Bozeman of Texas. Do any of these sound correct?
email direct at cbozeman2@bellsouth.net and lets compare.

Re: Amos and Nancy descendants

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-12 19:07:28Z

email me directly so we can compare Bozeman history notes.
cbozeman2@bellsouth.net

Re: BOOK

conniebozeman2 — 2008-11-12 19:04:44Z

email me directly about Bozeman's. cbozeman2@bellsouth.net

Re: looking 4 kin people

pkcb113 — 2009-03-25 17:23:10Z

I don't know that I know Tony or not, there just isn't enough information here. If his great grandparents were from Alabama or Georgia, perhaps, but I need more names to check further.

Re: looking 4 kin people

pkcb113 — 2009-03-23 13:53:45Z

Where do these people live? I need more information, like who were their parents. These maybe young people of today, that I have lost track of but I have their grandparents.