Census: South Carolina (?1810

)

1830 Census: Montgomery County, AL

1830 Census: Montgomery County, AL
William Henry Bozeman
( Parents Sarah Brown and Peter Bozeman)

Census Record Family Record
Name of
Head of Family		 Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate
Henry Boseman Free W M 2 25&Over Head Wm H Bozeman 1802
1 16-25
16-18		 Son Bozeman
1 0-9 Son Bozeman  
F 1 26-44 Wife Martha H. 1802
1800-1804
 

 A second male Henry's age in his household, 2 sons, and his wife. He lives by Edmund Lewis , Howell Mason and near Lavinia Anderson

1830 Census: Montgomery County, AL
Peter Edwin Boseman
(Peter Bozeman - Son of Peter & Sarah  Bozeman)

Census Record Family Record
Name of
Head of Family		 Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate
Peter Boseman Free W 1 45&Over Head Peter E. Bozeman 1807
F 1 45&Over Wife Gilly or Giliadezer Goodson 1812
One of the mothers lives in this household.  They have no children yet.

Note: Peter Bozeman and his sons moved to Montgomery County, AL by 1827 where he died in 1829. This Peter is his son living next to brother Jesse, beside
Elisha Anderson, Alfred Sellers, Abner Mills, Samuel Quarles, Captain Benjamin Lewis.

 

1830 Census: Montgomery County, AL
Jesse Boseman
(Jesse M. Bozeman - Son of Peter Bozeman & Sarah Brown)

possibly Jesse's middle name was Mordecai

Census Record Family Record
Name of
Head of Family		 Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate
Jesse Boseman Free W M 1 16-25 Head Jesse M. Bozeman 1793
1 0-9 Son Bozeman 1815-1820  
F 1 16-25 Wife Unknown 1795-1800
1 0-9 Daughter Unknown 1810-1820  
No Slaves

Note: Jesse moved to Montgomery County, AL by 1827 when he made his land purchase and lived beside his brother Peter E. shown with 3 sons
and 3 daughters..

 

1820 Census: Darlington County, SC
Medy Boseman/ Medea
(Meady Gee Bozeman - Son of Peter Bozeman & Sarah Brown)

Meade and his wife both died before 1824 in Darlington
Meade's father Peter Bozeman gave his grandsons
a deed gift of land and their house in 1824.
The 1820 census of Darlington has brothers Meade and Jesse living
close together on the same page while their father Peter is listed on
the previous census page.

Census Record Family Record
Name of
Head of Family		 Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate
Mady Boseman Free W M 1 26-44 Head Meady Gee Bozeman c. 1790
2 0-9 Son Peter H. Bozeman Sep 1817  
Son Jesse M. Bozeman c. 1819  
F 1 16-25 Wife Unknown 1795-1804
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 ELLEN BOZEMAN,  one of  their father's sisters.
Peter Henry and Jesse received a DEED Gift of Land from Grandpa Peter Bozeman in Darlington
in 1824 and the house their father Meedy had built  - and he also gave a deed gift of land to Julius Joiner,
child of Ellen and Vincent.
 
 
When the elder Peter died in 1829, Uncle V. M. Joiner signed his name
as a witness along with Grandma Sarah's X mark.
 
 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 and became the famous Captain Peter Bozeman of the Mississippi Infantry.
 
 
The mystery remains as to why Sarah and Peter named their first born son Meedy.  Perhaps it came from the name Medeah
as there was a Medea in the American Revolution and well worth researching.


1830 Census: Montgomery County, AL

1840 Census: Montgomery County, AL
Peter Bozeman
( Parents Sarah Brown and Peter Bozeman)

Census Record Family Record
Name of
Head of Family		 Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate
Peter E.  Boseman Free W M 1 45&Over Head Peter E. Bozeman 1807
1 16-25 Son Bozeman
1 16-25
16-18		 Son  Bozeman
1 0-9 Son Bozeman  
F 1 26-44 Wife Gilly 1812
1 16-25 Daughter Unknown
Slaves B M 1 14-25  

 Peter lives beside Elijah Anderson who had inherited his father's land but Jesse is not beside them now.  The elder Peter Bozeman and Sarah have died and their land divided. This Peter and Gilly have 2 sons and 2 daughters plus the three slaves he purchased from his father's estate sale in 1829. Peter and Gilly then move to Louisiana where he died in 1851 of cholera.

1840 Census: Montgomery County, AL
Wm H.  Boseman
(Peter Bozeman - Son of Peter & Sarah Bozeman)

Census Record Family Record
Name of
Head of Family		 Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate
William H. Boseman Free W M 1 45&Over Head 1802
1 16-18
16-25		 Son
1 10-15 Son
F 1 45&Over Wife 1802
No Slaves

Note: Peter Bozeman and his sons moved to Hope Hull, Montgomery County, AL by 1827 where he died in 1829. Listed as William H. he has 3 sons
and 2 daughters.  William Henry died in 1847 and his widow Martha Hill received a Writ of Dower to keep the home but some of that land was sold
to T. R. Carter, the spouse of Lacy Jane Bozeman.
By 1850 Martha had moved across town to be near her own family nears Hills Chapel. Martha's son Peter Edward Bozeman's grave
was found there on the old John Hill Plantation, beside his cousin R. L. Hill, both having served in the Civil War
.

 

1840 Census: Montgomery County,
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
Jesse Boseman Free W M 1 16-25 Head Jesse M. Bozeman 1793
1 0-9 Son Robert Bozeman 1815-1820  
F 1 16-25 Wife Unknown 1795-1800
1 0-9 Daughter Unknown 1810-1820  

Note: Jesse moved to Montgomery County, AL by 1827. In 1838 they divided Sarah and Peter's land.  So
 now we have Jesse living by Henry and by Sterling
Campbell.  Jesse had 5 sons and 4 daughters .

 

1840 Census: Montgomery County, AL
Lucy Boseman Campbell
(Lucy Bozeman - Daughter of Peter Bozeman & Sarah Brown)

Census Record Family Record
Name of
Head of Family		 Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate
Sterling Campbell Free W M 1 26-44 Head Sterling Campbell c. 1790
2 0-9 Son  
Daughter  
F 1 16-25 Wife Lucy Bozeman 1795-1804
Lucy has 1 son and 4 daughters.

 
 
 
 
 Census: South Carolina (?1810 )

1850 Census: Montgomery County, AL

1850 Census: Montgomery County, AL
Martha H. Bozeman
( Widow of William Henry Bozeman who died in 1847)

Census Record Family Record
Name of
Head of Family		 Status Race Sex Count Age Relation Actual Name Birthdate Prev Next
Henry Boseman Free W M 2 25&Over Head Wm H Bozeman 1802 1810
1810
1 16-25
16-18		 Son Bozeman 1810 1830
1 0-9 Son Bozeman  
F 1 26-44 Wife Martha H. 1802 1810
1810
Slaves B M 14-25  

 Even though Jesse petitioned the court and got the Writ of Dower approved for Martha, she has moved and living near other women about her age, possibly her sisters, all from South Carolina and in same district as John Hill.  Her daughter Martha M. and sons, Peter, and John T. are still in this household. Martha M. married Norman Campbell, John married Nancy K. Hill and Peter married Nancy Jane Anderson ( granddaughter of Elijah), while Martha's son Meedy G married a widowed Rebecca Brewer and adopted her children.

1850 Census: Montgomery County, AL
Peter E Boseman
(Peter Bozeman - Son of Peter & Sarah  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 1 45&Over Head Peter E. Bozeman 1807 1810 1830-AL
1810 1830-AL
1810 1830-AL
F 1 45&Over Wife Gilly or Giliadezer Goodson 1812 1810 1830-AL
 .children:  James Thomas, Edward Peter, Jesse P., Sarah, Mildred, Polly.
When Peter died in 1851, Gilly wrote to Jesse, her brother in law, to handle the Estate.
Gilly signed an X mark so the spelling of her legal name remains a mystery.  However
there were Goodson families residing around the Bozemans in the Darlington census
before the migration.

 

1850 Census: Montgomery County, AL
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 1793 1810 1830-AL
1 0-9 Son 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 married the widow Frances Freeman about the same year his first wife died,
and adopted her children, but  Jesse and Frances both died by 1855 and his son Jesse A. Bozeman took charge of the minors and the estate
with the help of the Flinns and T. R. Carter, the spouse of Lacy Jane Bozeman.
Frances had a son with Jesse, James Freeman Bozeman, who died in the Civil War
and is buried beside Lacy, and near Jesse at Hope Hull.