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Bozarths in Cowlitz County, Wa.

lmarch1954 — 2012-05-21 04:48:02Z

My grandmother was Gertrude Inez Bozarth born in Woodland, Wa in 1886. I have not been able to find who her parents were. My mother who has passed away said that her father had two families and possibly the marriage wasn't legal. Her married name was Gertrude March. She lived in Seattle, Spokane and Alaska during her lifetime.

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arn1968 — 2012-04-13 06:03:52Z

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Re: Anna 2nd w/o George BOZARTH - New Jersey

dasnes — 2012-04-07 18:22:39Z

In vol 11, p2077 of the Bozarth Beacon, there is a family group sheet stating that Annie Pressel, b 1848 Scotland, m. c.1883, was the 2nd wife of George Bozarth. She died 11 Aug 1898 in Camden, Camden Co, NJ. Pressel may have been her married name. This info may have been sent in by Patricia Conover as a previous record was done by her. If you will email me privately at deesgenes1 at yahoo.com, I can send you the page with the information. I found no other info in my index about her.

Re: Anna 2nd w/o George BOZARTH - New Jersey

cynthiaae — 2012-04-06 22:53:34Z

My greatgrandmother, Lillian May Bozarth, birth certificate lists her mother's maiden name as Annie Russel. I too have seen Prussel, but I can find no Prussels to match.

Cynthia Edmunds

Re: Bozarth/ 2 books "Colly Morbus Part I II"

feely6milnamow — 2012-03-16 04:23:05Z

I just read your 2002 post regarding Emmanuel "Manning" Bozarth. He is my 2nd great-grandfather. If you are still searching or have any info you would be willing to share, please let me know.

Thanks so much!

Ellen Feely Milnamow

Re: Bozarth/Legg, Lewis Co, MO 1835

Techbeliever — 2012-02-20 05:51:37Z

Peggy, small world, my great great grand father was William Thomas Levi Legg. Abner was his guardian when his father died.

He is the one who was in the census in the late 1800's in oregon

Re: Obit Lookup - Entire Bozarth Family Died 23 Aug 1931

paulawalkerbaker — 2012-01-24 16:15:40Z

Thank you so much for posting this.

Re: Obit Lookup - Entire Bozarth Family Died 23 Aug 1931

kmstell1 — 2012-01-24 13:58:02Z

"Find Deaths Of Four Members Of Bozarth Family Accidental
An inquest conducted by Coroner C. B. Young yesterday afternoon at the Williamson Funeral Home revealed the tragedy which claimed the lives of the entire family of Walter Bozarth, prominent farmer residing about seven miles southeast of Jacksonville on Sunday morning when the car in which they were riding was demolished by a fast Wabash train at a crossing a short distance west of Arnold station, was accidental.
[Engineer] Cox said it appeared that the car stopped after getting on the tracks and then lurched forward, leaving the rear wheels on the inside of the north rail.
Lock...stated that he found Mr. Bozarth lying under the wreckage of the machine and across the body of the little girl, and after removing him from the remnants of the car it appeared that he was still alive ...opinion that he was dead by the time he was placed in the ambulance.
Walter Nelson Bozarth was born in Hebron, Nebraska on Jan. 29, 1888. He graduated from the University of Nebraska with a degree in civil engineering. He was a member of the varsity football team while in school. He came to Morgan county between fifteen and twenty years ago and for several years was connected with the Illinois Stell Bridge factory. Later he took up farming and was most successful in this line of work. He was a member of Harmony lodge, A.F.& A.M.
Mr. Bozarth is survived by his father, W. L. Bozarth, of Hebron, Nebraska, two sisters, Mrs. Harold B. Wright, and Mrs. Chris Allwede of Arkansas and one brother, Dr. Elton Bozarth, of Omaha, Nebraska."
[Jacksonville Daily Jounal, Thursday, 25 Aug 1931, courtesy Melissa]

Re: Obit Lookup - Entire Bozarth Family Died 23 Aug 1931

paulawalkerbaker — 2012-01-13 03:37:04Z

Oh. Ok. Thanks for letting me know. I know the Beacon stopped some time ago, but is there any possible way I could get any copies at all?

Thanks for the help.

paula

Re: Obit Lookup - Entire Bozarth Family Died 23 Aug 1931

danelcon — 2012-01-13 00:58:00Z

If Gayle received that article she never printed it in the Bozarth Beacon. I've just checked my index and there is no Walter Nelson Bozarth listed.

Re: Obit Lookup - Entire Bozarth Family Died 23 Aug 1931

paulawalkerbaker — 2012-01-12 23:53:51Z

If there is any way I could get a copy of that article as well, I'd be so appreciate it. My grandmother was Amanda "Tennie" (for Tennessee) Bozaarth Walker. My dad was Daniel Paul Walker,Jr.

Thanks.

Re: Alvin Ray Bozarth died in Vietnam

paulawalkerbaker — 2011-09-10 13:46:52Z

VirJean,
I would love to get a copy of this information as well . Jefferson Davis Bozarth was my great grandaddy. my email address is myselfasmyself@pmyself.com

I also saw the Bozarth Cemetary page and wanted to add my folks to it.

Thanks,
Paula Walker Baker

Re: Alvin Ray Bozarth died in Vietnam

paulawalkerbaker — 2011-07-17 03:18:46Z

Hi!
Jefferson Davis Bozarth was my great grandaddy. My grandmother was Amanda Tennessee Bozarth (Tennie or Mandy or Manda) . Robert Lee was my great uncle.

My grandmother married Daniel Paul Walker and my dad was Daniel Paul Walker , Jr. A lot of times, he went by D.P.
Most people called him Paul. Mama Walker called him sonny.

please let me know if i can help

paula

Anna 2nd w/o George BOZARTH - New Jersey

JCeeNJ229 — 2011-06-21 13:09:39Z

Seeking information on the 2nd wife of George BOZARTH s/o Thomas Haines BOZARTH and Susanna SANDERS of New Jersey.

I see her named as Anna PRESSEL, but find no documentation for the last name of PRESSEL. Am wondering if PRESSEL was a married name or maiden name since she might have been older when she and Geo married.

Any insight appreciated.
JC Henry

Re: Benjamin BOZARTH & Daisy ABRAMS, Dennisville, New Jersey

mvcossaboon — 2011-04-29 17:04:10Z

Thank for all of the information you provided. You have filled in many blanks of the family tree! Our family is descended from Benjamin D. Bozarth and Daisy Abrams. If you happen to find any additional information we would appreciate you sharing it with us. gcssbn@aol.com

Re: Reason Walter Bozarth Family, need info

mcarter1234 — 2011-04-11 21:35:57Z

Elsie Beatrice Bozarth died 12 Mar 1932 in Dickerson, Lewis Co., Missouri of Pulmonary Tuberculosis. She was buried March 14, 1932 in LaGrange Cemetery. The informant on her death certificate was Mrs. E. F. Westhoff of La Grange. "Beatrice" was born 21 August, 1893 and remained single until death. I found a Lewis Co., MO. death certificate for Edward F. Westhoff and his wife's name was Cora. I found a Lewis Co., MO. death certificate for William Edward Westhoff and his parents were Edward F. Westhoff and Cora Bozarth.

Re: William Bozorth (Bosier)

Vickie_Gilkison — 2011-04-08 19:09:54Z

Hi do you have information I would love to know what you have my line is gggrandfather William Bozarth , His son John Westly Bozarth changed his name to Bosier Let me know thanks Vickie

Re: William Bozorth (Bosier)

bjeans1945 — 2011-04-08 16:08:09Z

William Bozarth born in Florence, Burlington Co., NJ. Son of William Bozarth, born 1777 in Burlington Co. NJ, and Rebecca Pettitt born 1790 in NJ. (I can trace the Bozarth's back to their arrival in US on 9/20/1770 on ship Peter and Anthony. John Bossard/Bossart a French Huguenot made trip with wife and 3 children.)

Re: Ida BOZARTH b. 1884 New Jersey

bjeans1945 — 2011-04-08 15:39:46Z

Hi J.C.,
Ida May Bozarth was my gret-grandmother born Dec 20, 1885 in Gloucester City, Camden CO., NJ, died Jan 1973. The info you show is for her.
1. Yes, she is the daughter of William Haines Bozarth and Margaret Elizabeth Madden.
2.Margaret's second husband was John Epler and third husband was Halleck A. Hough (according to Gayle Mark of the Bozarth Beacon.)
3. Possibility, since Margaret married Halleck and some Turpins were married to Ida's brother and sister and she married one also!
4.Ida May Tozer first married to William A. Turpin, then to Aaron Tozer.
5.Yes

Re: Bozarths of Morgan Co., Illinois

charlesjsmith — 2011-02-20 19:13:48Z

My great grandfather was Finis Ewing Bozarth, born in Illinios on October 11, 1854. He married Edith Gertrude Scot and they had several children, one was my grandfather, Samuel Walter Bozarth. I some how think Finis Ewing Bozarth had to be related to the two Finis Bozarth's in Illinios that you mentioned on your post. I actually have not been able to find any siblings, parents or any other relatives of my great-grandfather Finis Ewing Bozarth. If you have any information at all I would love to know it. Much appreciated, thanks!

Charlie Smith
charlesjsmith@live.com

Re: Levi Bozorth / Bozarth

Bozarth13 — 2011-01-31 03:53:54Z

Hi, Char - I'm glad to hear from you again and know that you are still working on the Bozarth/Bozorth family. Here is a copy of Abner Bozorth's will with my comments about the family at that time. The John and James Means, who witnessed Abner's will, were two of Fannie Means Bozorth's six brothers. Sorry that the hope you had that your Levi Bozorth was mentioned in Abner's orth didn't prove true. -- VirJean

WILL OF ABNER BOZORTH
Abner Bozarth died on February 13, 1818, according to a record page in his son William M. Bozarth's Bible published in 1834. He was 46 years old. Abner left his wife Fanny pregnant with their youngest son, Jonathan J. Bozarth, who was born on April 3, 1818, just three weeks after Abner's death. Fannie was then 41 years of age. The ages of the other children at this time were: Joseph S., age 20; Fanny, age 15 and 1/2 years; John Douglas, age 13; James (his middle name was probably Henry), age 12; Abner, Jr., age 9; Elizabeth, age 7; William M., age 5; and Samuel, age 2 and 1/2 years. After Abner's death the widowed Fanny married William Hardwick on September 20, 1821. This marriage was performed in Christian County, Kentucky by James Payne, the executor of Abner's estate and a Justice of the Peace.
Abner Bozorth made his will on February 6, 1818 in Christian County, Kentucky. He died one week later on February 13th. His will was produced at the March, 1818 Term in the Christian County Court. It was recorded on page 121 in Will Book C of the Christian County records. The number "121" appears mid-page in the left hand margin. Although the handwriting is clear, ornate, and only slightly slanted to the left of perpendicular, there are several miss-spelled words and little punctuation or capitalization in the document. The will reads:

Christian County State of Kentuck, Febry 6th 1818, In the name of God, Amen. This is my last will and testament. first, I recommend my body to be buried in a decent manner, and my soul to God who gave it, I now being in my perfect mind and senses. first, I will and bequeath to my beloved wife Fanny Bozarth the farm that I now live on while she remains my widow and if she marris the farm to be sold and the money to be put to interest until the youngest child is of age there is a young sorrel horse and a bay two years old in the spring and a little bay mare to be sold the negro man Isaac to be hired out and the money to go to the use of the family while my wife remains a widow & if she should marry then the money from that time to go to benefit of the children. also a negro girl named Moriah to remain in the family while my wife remain(s) my widow then to be hired out until the youngest child becomes of age, then she and her increase if any to be equally divided among the children. the house hold and kitchen and farming utensiels shall be the widow's. I do this day ordain and constitute & appoint James Payne my executor and my wife Fanny Bozarth executrix. I hereby have set my hand and seal this day and date above writen. Abner Bozarth {Seal}
Teste
John Means James Means }

Christian County Court
March Term 1818
The foregoing last will and testement of Abner Bozarth, Decd, was produced in Court and proven as required by law by several oaths of John & James Means subscribing witnesses thereto. And the same was ordered to be recorded. In testimony whereof, and that the same together with this certificate are truly recorded in my office of said County Court I have hereto set my hand. Jno Clark, Clk.

Re: Levi Bozorth / Bozarth

cakebowler — 2011-01-31 00:27:45Z

Hi VerJean,
Do you have a will for Levi's brother Abner died 13 Dec 1818 in Christian, KY? Rumor has it he mentions Levi. Trying to find it -not ready to give up on this link.
:-) Char

Re: I have Bozarth photos

Bozarth13 — 2011-01-24 17:00:23Z

Could she be Sarah Isabelle Shutt, the wife of Cary Bozarth (b. c1856)? He was the son of Addison Bozarth (1830-1871) and Mariah "Mariah" Kent (1834-1902) of McLean County, Illinois? SArah Shurr Bozarth was the mother of: Albert, Elton L., Mabel Ruth, George Oliver (b. 19 Jul 1892/d. Feb 1964), and William Elias. I have ancestors of Addison, but no other information of the Cary Bozarth family at this time. Mayve others will have further information for you.

Re: I have Bozarth/Williams/Shutt/Schutt photos

rmoneal — 2011-01-23 21:08:52Z

Here is a link to my Ancestry page with the tree and all the photos from the album.

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/24051677/family?fpid=14648571...

I have Bozarth photos

rmoneal — 2010-12-30 23:45:00Z

I posted this somewhere but can't find it now. I have photos sent to me from Shirley Herrick and they belonged to Peggy Williams who died in 2003. Where is the best place to post them? Here is some information from her email to me that maybe someone will recognize.

Grandma Bozarth was Mrs. Sarah Bozarth. According to a 1939 article on
the front page of the Oregonian, she "homesteaded" in western
Washington state with her 5 children. I know in the early 1900's
through 1939 she lived in her own house on N. Mississippi Avenue in
Portland. In this 1939 newspaper article she was 80 years old, so her
migration with 5 children would have been about in the 1880's or 90's.
The photos I have include one with a husband later in age (age 60 or so
I'm guessing), but the newspaper article does not mention a husband. I
think she was widowed for a long time. Of the five children, one was
a dark haired girl who married a Williams, and her son was born Edward
Williams. I don't know what happened to the mother, but Grandma Sarah
Bozarth took him in at a young age and raised him, and then AFTER my
cousin was born, he legally changed his name. So, he was born Edward
Williams and died Edward Bozarth after changing his name as an adult.
There's were other sons and cousins, one boy who died at around age 12
of a bicycle accident on the Portland docks. His bicycle wheel got
caught between boards on the pier and he was thrown into the water and
drowned. (I'm hoping this story rings a bell with someone). Another
story is that my cousin Peggy visited her cousin Ruth in Astoria,
Oregon when they were teenagers. This would have been in the 1940's
I'm guessing.

The social security records show that Edward Bozarth (my cousin's
father) died in 1977 and I think he spent time in Tillamook, Oregon.

BOZARTH Ted R 1906 1910

t42Ethel_GraysonCoTX — 2010-11-09 15:19:14Z

BOZARTH Ted R 1906 1910

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the EthelCemetery, Ethel, Grayson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,450 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Grayson), cemetery(Gunter) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: : Lucian Bozarth Link Found - Additional Information

Judyngaryyoung — 2010-10-26 14:43:18Z

Thank you for the information. My e mail addy is young.judith@sbcglobal.net and I would be the fourth cousin twice removed of Lucian Bozarth. If there is any information you would care to share am happy to do so
My tree can be viewed on line, although Lucian not on it, as not updated at this website.
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=gary_youn...

Re: : Lucian Bozarth Link Found - Additional Information

tbozarth001 — 2010-10-26 14:30:18Z

Henry Clay Bozarth is the son of Lucian Bozarth and Edna Wyatt Bozarth. He was the oldest of the seven children, six boys and one girl. he was my husband's brother.

Re: : Lucian Bozarth Link Found - Additional Information

Judyngaryyoung — 2010-10-26 14:00:42Z

I was looking for information on Henry Clay Bozarth, and I stumbled on this. Does anyone know who he is the son of besides the obvious. It has happened that families have named after Uncles, etc.
BOZARTH, HENRY:
Henry Clay Bozarth, 82, of Las Vegas, died Jan. 2005.
Ancestry search
United States Obituary Collection
about Henry Clay Bozarth Name of Deceased: Henry Clay Bozarth
Age at Death: 82
Obituary Date: 27 Jan 2005
Newspaper Title: Las Vegas Review-Journal
Newspaper Location: Las Vegas, NV, Us
Locations Mentioned in Obituary: Las Vegas

Other Persons Mentioned in Obituary: Henry Bozarth

: Lucian Bozarth Link Found - Additional Information

thomastime04 — 2010-10-18 17:36:00Z

Thank you for the information on Henry Clay Bozarth. I am now looking for information on the marriage of James M. Bozarth, son of Henry Clay, to Alvie Hawkins.I believe they were married in 1898 in Kentucky.

Re: Lucian Bozarth Link Found - Additional Information

GLRMark — 2010-10-17 16:11:24Z

The verification for the death place of Henry Clay Bozarth, is in the application for "Indigent and Disabled Confederate Veterans or their Widows" It was filed by his widow, Mittie D. (Parker) Bozarth. KY law required that the information submitted by an applicant be vouched for by two competent witnesses. J.M. Tally and C.J. Gresham, both of Eddyville, KY stated that they had known the applicant for 40 years, her late husband for a "short time"; that Henry C. Bozarth died in Waco, TX, on 18 May 1877. Within this file are two Certificates of Discharge for Henry C. Bozarth. Also goes on to say, "Henry Bozarth could not return to his wife and home; they were under Federal control". This article is found in Bozarth Beacon, Volume IV, No. 4 page 304. This file in the Public Records Division of the KY Dept. of Libraries and Archives, P.O. Box 537, Frankfort, KY 40602

Richard BOZORTH/BOZARTH b. abt 1798 NJ

JCeeNJ229 — 2010-10-10 17:41:21Z

Seeking the parents of Richard BOZORTH/BOZARTH b. abt: 1798 NJ d. 13 Jul 1851 (prob. Philadelpha) Age: 53 Years/Buried at Mechanics Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA m. (according to 1850 Census) Sarah ____ .

Children: Hiram R. (1829-1899) m. Mary Jane BROWN (1834-1921)

Richard may have had a brother Andrew b. abt 1785 d. 28 Jan 1831 buried St. George's ME Cemetery, Philadelpia, PA

Thanks for any insight you can provide,
JC Henry

Re: Lucian Bozarth Link Found - Additional Information

tbozarth001 — 2010-10-07 01:58:45Z

My husband is Donald Bozarth, son of Lucian and Edna Wyatt Bozarth. We were married in Chicago in 1976 and have one son, Benjamin Joshua Bozarth. I am interested in the place of death for Henry Clay Bozarth. I have seen it listed as Waco, Texas but have not seen any verification of the information. My name is Terry Lorraine Tillotson Bozarth.

BOZARTH Georgia M CHESHIRE 1881-

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-15 21:51:44Z

BOZARTH Georgia M CHESHIRE 1881-

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 216,340 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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BOZARTH John William 1878-1942

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-15 21:51:32Z

BOZARTH John William 1878-1942

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 216,340 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.

Marian Bozarth

Judyngaryyoung — 2010-07-20 04:14:44Z

I just entered a William Thurman Wadley at Greenlawn Cemetery in findagrave.com, Springfield, MO. His dates 1871-1956. His parents were William Wadley and Marian [Bozarth] Wadley.
Her name would be:
Marian Prudence Bozarth,
•Birth: 08 JUN 1840 in Funks Grove, Illinois, USA
•Death: 09 JUN 1919 in Lamoni, Iowa

Ida BOZARTH b. 1884 New Jersey

JCeeNJ229 — 2010-07-13 19:40:48Z

I am trying to sort out what I think are two Ida BOZARTHs. Both (according to census) were b. 1884. Both are living in Vineland, Cumberland, NJ in 1900 census.

One Ida BOZARTH is shown in 1900 census (age 16), living with Hallick(?) HOUGH and mother Maggie HOUGH and sister Florence BOZARTH. I think this Hallick HOUGH could be the 2nd husband of Margaret MADDEN wife of William BOZARTH d. 1894 s/o Thomas BOZARTH and Susanna SANDERS. Not positive this is a correct assumption.

Maggie and Hallick HOUGH show in 1900 census to have been married 23yrs, which seems unlikely if Maggie has a BOZARTH daughter (Florence) aged 13.

There is an Ida BOZARTH is living as a border in 1900 census (age 15) with the family of Philip TURPIN. This Ida (Ida M. BOZARTH) then marries Philip's son William TURPIN on 11 Jul 1900 in Vineland, Cumberland, NJ

One Ida BOZARTH marries Aaron TOZER and eventually shows up in census in Cape May County, NJ.

In the 1910 census Ida BOZARTH/TURPIN, shows up living in Millville, Cumberland, NJ with daughter Florence TURPIN age 11mos. b. abt 1909, and her mother Maggie EPLER.

In 1920 census, Aaron TOZER, is living in Middle Twp., Cape May, NJ with wife Ida and daughter Florence TOZER (age 11 b. abt 1909)

So, I trying to find out:
1) if either Ida is the d/o William BOZARTH and Margaret MADDEN.

2) Did Maggie MADDEN m. 2nd Hallick HOUGH and 3rd ______ EPLER?

3) Is the Ida living with Hallick HOUGH on Jun 11, 1900, and the Ida living with the TURPINs on Jun 5, 1900, the same person?

4) Who are the parents of the other Ida who married Aaron TOZER?

5) Is Aaron TOZER's wife Ida, and William TURPIN wife Ida, the same person.

I am throughly confused. Any insight most appreciated.
JC Henry

Jeane Maxine Bozarth

Judyngaryyoung — 2010-07-10 01:04:23Z

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=54...

Added another Bozarth to findagrave.com that I do not know which family she belongs to.
Jeane Maxine Bozarth
Birth: Jun. 25, 1924
Death: May 9, 1952

Her stone is at the base of a Gladys Mooneyham, in a lot with several Mooneyhams.

Re: John BOZARTH b. 1811 Virginia

Danel|MA206442 — 2010-07-09 20:57:54Z

Please contact me off list as I cannot send attachments to this list. I have some pages from the Bozarth Beacon which might help you.
deesgenes1 at yahoo.com

Re: John BOZARTH b. 1811 Virginia

millnwill — 2010-07-09 02:06:57Z

I am interested in Rebecca born 1848. She is my great grandmother. She was born in Missouri Newton county I think it was Apr. 18, 1848. We have been trying to find out who the parents are and And where all of them is buried they say Rebecca was buried in Carl Junction Missouri but the cemetery says no. I am Mildred Hayes I never heard the mother might be Cynthjia Hayes. Wonder who cynthia Hayes Mother and father was? any help you can give me on this would be deeply appreciated thank you.She lived on Burkhart,s praire before Marriage.

C L Bozarth born 1868

Judyngaryyoung — 2010-07-08 20:05:56Z

I just found and entered a C L Bozarth in an out of the way cemetery at findagrave.com. Trouble is I do not know what his name was. He died March 1909 in Springfield, Greene, MO. You would think I would know who it may be as this is my family members of Bozarths here in the area. But right now not a clue. Do not know if male or female.

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=54...

Innocent Borden

charannjan — 2010-05-27 19:24:03Z

Innocent is named in her father's will dated 23 Dec 1727, proved 22 Feb 1730/1 - N.J. Calendar of Wills, Vol 23,p.46. We also have her marriage year so I don't see where folks are getting that date.?

Kids are as follows:

1. Joseph Bozarth, born Abt. 1735 in West Virginia; died May 25, 1790 in Nelson County, Virginia; married Elizabeth.
2. John Bozarth*, born Abt. 1743; died June 10, 1747 in Redstone Fort, Washington, Pennsylvania
3. Louisa Bozarth, born September 04, 1747 in ,,Virginia.
4. John Bozarth, born December 13, 1754 in , Lorraine, France; died January 26, 1831 in Litchfield, Grayson, Kentucky; married Lottie Jane Ivers.
5. Isaac Bozarth was born after 1751. He died.
6. Jonathon Bozarth was born on 13 Dec 1754 in , Monongalia, Virginia. He died on 26 Jan 1831 in Leitchfield, Grayson, Kentucky. He was buried in Taylor-Bozorth Cemetery, Grayson, Kentucky.
Jonathon married Mary Hargis in 1779. Mary was born on 22 Nov 1761 in , , Virginia. She died on 11 Jan 1839 in , Grayson, Kentucky.
7. William Bozarth was born in 1757. He died in Jun 1824.

Re: Granddaughters of Simon BOZORTH

DUANEBOZARTH — 2010-05-27 16:17:35Z

I have the same marriage date of 1734. I don't know the source, but 10 trees in the system list her birth year as 1731, and I found no other date listed for her.

Re: Lawrence Bozarth, WWII & Family

jrichardson1500 — 2010-05-10 20:39:00Z

Have you received the information you requested? Lawrance & Leona are my grandparents.

Re: Bozarth Beacon

A_Transcriber — 2010-04-29 11:53:46Z

Someone responded to your message on the Bozarth mailing list instead of here on the board. You can read the reply in the archives at:
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/BOZARTH/2010-0...

Re: Jacqueline Bozarth, born in Hill, New Hampshire

ronbozarth1 — 2010-04-28 16:23:31Z

Jennifer,

My uncle was Albert Bozarth and the family still owns property in Hill NH. Please contact me.

ron.bozarth@att.net (913) 488-1107

Ron Bozarth

Re: Bozarth Beacon

ronbozarth1 — 2010-04-28 16:00:18Z

Alfred,

do you know if the Bozarth Beacon is still being published?

Thanks
Ron Bozarth

Re: Been told that there is native american in the Bozarth background.

Judyngaryyoung — 2010-03-19 02:24:11Z

That is correct. I am one of the descendents that has Native American Blood from Bozarth family. Contact me at young.judith@sbcglobal.net
See me tree at

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=gary_youn...

Been told that there is native american in the Bozarth background.

Mrsde105 — 2010-03-19 01:48:15Z

Does anyone have any names of relatives that would of been Native American in the Bozarth blood line.. I been told over and over again that this is true.

Thanks,

Mrsde105@comcast.net

Re: Simon Bozarth and his children 1700's.

Bozarth13 — 2010-03-13 20:05:21Z

Hello, Tracey,

As requested, I am sending this information directly to you, but I will also place it on the message board as I believe other researchers will be interested. I have full information on most of these families, if you need further information.

Regards, VirJean Potter Bozarth

I believe your Bozarth / Bozorth line runs from Simon Bozorth’s son Andrew Bozorth.

Ralph Milton Bozarth, Jr. – I have no dates for him.

Ralph Milton Bozarth, Sr. – b. 30 Jul 1917 – d. 23 Apr 2002 – wife Virginia Caroline Reeve

Ferdinand M. Bozarth – b. 9 Nov 1896 – d. 29 Aug 1967 – wife Rebecca Taylor Force

Wellington C. Bozarth – b. 1868 – d. 1963 –
wife Sarah J. Streiker

William Harrison Bozarth – b. 26 Jul 1838 – d. 29 Jan 1921 – wife Cornelia Caroline Carrigan

Josiah Bozorth – b. 15 Aug 1905 – d. 19 Jan 1873 – m. Barbara Ann Asay

Aaron Bozorth – b. ca 1771 – d. ca 1845 – m. Jane Nailor

Andrew Bozorth – b. 20 Oct 1732 – d. 10 Feb 1812 –
m. Mary Bishop

Simon Bozorth – b. ca 1692 – d. ca Feb 1753 – m. Mary Mason

Any additions and/or corrections would be great appreciated.