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THE BOZEMAN GENEALOGY and FAMILY HISTORY - BOZEMANIA Group has been established on FACEBOOK for all BOZEMAN'S and their relatives as a gateway to genealogy research for the over 500 Bozemans who have FACEBOOK pages

The address for the group is
BOZEMAN GENEALOGY & FAMILY HISTORY - BOZEMANIA GROUP

My personal FACEBOOK page is here:
BARRY BOZEMAN of Knoxville TN on FACEBOOK

In two short days over 30 Bozemans and relatives have joined me as friends and 15 of us so far are members of the BOZEMAN GENEALOGY GROUP

I have already managed to help David Bozeman of Dallas Texas find his links to ancestors back to the late 1600's and I'm working on the genealogy of five more interested Bozeman's; Ed Bozeman of Memphis, Doug Bozeman of Wichita KS, Bo Bozeman of Birmingham, AL, Paige Bozeman of Knoxville, TN, and Connie Bozeman of Houston, TX.

If you are interested go to the Bozeman Genealogy site and join up.

Labels: Bozeman Genealogy, Facebook

It's been a long time since I added anything new to BOZEMANIA.
My newfound interest in Facebook has prompted this post and I hope to update the site more often if I get replies from some Bozemans I have contacted on that site

This is another Barry Bozeman in Athens GA.

I was thinking he must be related to the Barry Bozeman at Georgia Tech
and then found this link to Barry Bozeman Professor at UGA in the Department of Public Administration and Policy so perhaps he has this Facebook page

Congratulations to Dr. Bozeman on his new position at the University of Georgia

On Facebook I learned that Blake Bozeman had passed away after finding a group dedicated to friends of Blake Bozeman -



shown here with his daughter Anjolie I believe from what I can gather on the website.















There is also a Greg Bozeman and Kristi Bozeman on Facebook
If there are enough Bozemans interested maybe we can start a Bozeman group on the popular site.

Made another Facebook Bozeman discovery this early morning
Jon Bozeman is a singer songwriter with a CD out


Have only heard the 29 second previews thus far but I'm going to get the album
Got to support the cousins

My daughter Allison's new website is awesome if I do say so myself
Birddog Impressions is updated often with her work

Including great pictures of my grandson Cullin shown here with Nashville cousins on his Dads' side


but I especially loved these Julie Afflerbaugh pictures from A Day in the Life




Now I don't care if I'm the grandfather - that is one photogenic young child

Great news cousins.

Allison Bozeman Lawhon and spouse Ben were in Beaver Creek Colorado for a wedding rehersal dinner Friday night. Little did they know that expected arrival Cullin Riley Lawhon would not honor their plan for natural childbirth in Boulder on September 23rd. Allison woke Ben at 2am on Saturday saying "We have to get to Boulder NOW!!

They made it as far as Breckenridge/Dillon at about 3:30AM. Ben dialed 911 and found the nearest hospital avoiding having to deliver his own son.

Cullin Riley Lawhon arrived September 2, 2006 at 5:57 AM in Summit County, Colorado (Breckenridge/Frisco)He is 5 lbs 4 oz and 19 inches long, very strong and has quite the set of vocal chords.
Cullin evidently wanted to be on hand for the Tennessee Vols victory over California. His blood runs orange. His arrival was on the same date that Ben's father passed 20 years ago.

Mother and baby were transported by ambulance to Denver Children's hospital where there is a NIC unit for early arrivals. Both are doing great and I am a proud grandfather at last.

Barry Bozeman

The Choto Masonic Lodge was originally the school house attended by Harrison Newton, Clara, and Daisy Bozeman from 1882 thru 1900 when John Samuel and Cynthia Ann Mann Bozeman moved from Pickens County GA to Concord (now Farragut) Tennessee. In 1900 they moved to Baxter Avenue in Knoxville, TN.


The Historical Marker for the Masonic Cemetery adjacent to the Masonic Lodge and old school house. The small tower on the far left in front of the magnolia tree is the marker for Nora and Daisy Bozeman



Daisy Bozeman was born in Picken's Co Ga and was buried in Concord TN next to her sister Nora in 1903.



Nora Bozeman was born in Concord TN in Nov 1884 and died at 15 years of age in Jan 1889.

They were descendants of James and Martha Bozeman, Amos and Nancy Tarbutton Bozeman
and Silas Newton and Louisa (Eliza) Parrish Bozeman through:

John Samuel Bozeman + Cynthia Ann Mann

║ b 1-13-1860 GA b March 1859 GA

║ pg -- children 8

║ d 1-3-1922 Knoxville, TN d 5-5-1917 Knoxville Tn

║ both br. Greenwood Cem Knoxville, Tn (photos on file)

║ He worked for GA Marble Co, and Blue Ridge Marble Co.

║ After Harrison was born family went to AL for a year returning

║ to GA.

║ After the birth of Daisy the family moved to the Concord

║ area of West Knoxville, TN and eventually to 311 Baxter Ave

║ in the Happy Holler area of North Knoxville, TN.

║ 1880 census Pickens County, GA - they are Samuel & Scynthann260

║ 1880 census Persimmon Tree, Pickesns Co, GA it shows her as

║ Scynthia age 21 (b ca 1859) GA

║ ca 1880 they went to Al for about year returning to GA before

║ moving to TN.in 1882/3

║

╠═ Harrison Newton Bozeman + Fannie Mae Simpson

║ b 7-30-1878 Picken’s Co. GA b 11-20-1881

║ pg --- m 6-26-1900 Knox Co, TN children 3

║ d 12-25-1960 Knoxville, Tn d 3-25-1965 Knoxville Tn

║ both buried at Greenwood Cem Knoxville TN.

║

╠═ Clarissa (Clara) Bozeman + Walter Harris

║ b 6-20-1880 Pickens Co. Ga b 1-21-1873

║ children none

║ d 5-17-1943 Knoxville,TN. d 2-11-1943 Knoxville,TN.

║ both br. Greenwood Cem Knoxville, Tn

║ Lived at 933 Chickamauga Ave Knoxville, TN active in Lincoln

║ Park Baptist Church.

║

╠═ Daisy Bozeman + John A. Goode

║ b 8-5-1882 Pickens Co, GA

║ m 4-16-1900 Knox Co, TN

║ d 6-5-1903

║ br Masonic Cem, Concord, TN

║ daughter Alberta Goode Dougherty Neilson

║ b 2-22-1901 d 5-8-1968 br. Greenwood Cem Knoxville TN


║

╠═ Nora Bozeman died at age 15

║ b 10-22-1884 Concord Tn

║ d 1-2-1899 Concord TN

║ br Masonic Cem Concord, TN

║

╠═ Minnie May Bozeman + George Edward Repass

║ b 9-20-1886 Concord, TN1504 b 2-26-1878 Boyd Co KY

║ m 5-24-19081504 Knoxville, TN

║ children 3: Gladys; George Herbert and Ed

║ d 11-15-1976 Birmingham AL. d 10-24-1957 Boston, MA.

║ both br Greenwood Cem Knoxville, TN.

║

╠═ James Walter (Buster) Bozeman + Sue Cane

║ b 11-10-1889 b

║ d ca 1979 d Jan 2005

║ m daughter Dorothy Jean1504

║ mil US Navy

║ He built a drydock and shipyard in Portsmouth, VA.

║

╠═ Charley Prince Bozeman + Gertrude Day

║ b 12-21-1891

║ m 1918

║ d br in Nashville TN.

║

╚═ Artie Claude Bozeman + Mary Ely Arnwine

b 1-17-1894 Knoxville,TN b 10-20-1892

pg --- m 11-14-1914 age 20 children 3

d 8-19-1985 Knoxville,TN d 4-18-1989 Knoxville, Tn.

both br Lynnhurst Cem, Knox Co, TN

City Smoke inspector for Knoxville, TN.

Active Deacon at Broadway Baptist Church Knoxville, TN

Mason & Shriner

This Picture of Henry was taken at a Family Reunion in April 2004


It was copied from this picture provided by Henry's 1st Cousin Tom Bozeman


Henry Teer was the link that provided the incentive for my interest in Bozeman Genealogy. He corresponded often with my grand aunt Minnie Bozeman Repass. I suspect that Henry is now privy to the mysteries of our ancestry that we the living have yet to unravel. Henry will be remembered by many as the man who provided "Sketches of the Bozeman Family" launching many of us on the path to discovery of who we are in terms of our ancestry. We owe him a debt of gratitude and loving memory. Thank you Henry. You will be missed.

Robert Henry Teer, Jr, loving husband and devoted father, went to be with
the Lord on May 7, 2005. Henry was born April 11, 1937 to Robert Henry
Teer, Sr. and Chellie Ann Bozeman Teer in Mexia, TX. He was preceded in
death by his father. Henry is survived by his wife of 46 years, LaRue
Pendley Teer, daughters and sons-in-law, Lisa and Jim Thomason of Bedford,
Dana and Randy Allen of Cleburne, Karen and Paul Jordan of Irving; son and
daughter-in-law, David and Neisha Teer of Houston; grandchildren, Jimmy,
April & Amber Thomason, Sarah, Katie & Rachel Allen, Jennifer & Janae
Taylor, Meliya Teer; mother, Chellie Teer of Fairfield; brother Michael
Teer of Grand Prairie; sister Barbara Teer Barnes of Meadows Place.
Henry graduated from Hardin-Simmons University in 1959 and went on to serve
as an officer in the Army for 6 years, including 1 year in Vietnam for which
he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal with 18 Oak
clusters, Navy unit commendation ribbon and numerous other honors. After
his service in the Army, he fulfilled his lifelong dream of soaring the
skies as a pilot with Braniff International for 26 years. After retiring
from being a pilot, he joined the FAA where he worked as an Aviation Safety
Inspector.

Go to
MAPQUEST and type in Marblehill GA. to get a map of the area.


Sunrise over Pickens County Georgia December 5, 2004


Conn's Creek Baptist Church holds services the 2nd and 5th Sundays each month. It is about 3 miles south of Four Mile Baptist which holds services on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month.


Judge Charles Howard Bozeman, David Bozeman and Dr. Charles H. Bozeman II at the old church at Conn's Creek "constituted" in 1847. This is directly across from the entrance of the newer building above.


Four Mile Baptist Church seen from the cemetery across the road.
There are dozens of Darbys, Ingrams, and Bozemans and other relatives buried here.


John K. Bozeman's marker at Four Mile Baptist Church
John K. married Sara C. Darby. He was the third son of Amos and Nancy Tarbutton Bozeman.


We met our cousin Lindsay Petty during the Sunday service at Four Mile Baptist Church. Lindsay is the great x 3 grandson of John K. Bozeman who was the elder brother of Silas Newton Bozeman who is my great-great grandfather and fourth son of Amos and Nancy Tarbutton Bozeman.


Rebecca Beede Bozeman Ingram is the daughter of Amos and Nancy Tarbutton Bozeman.
There are many unreadable markers at Four Mile Baptist Church. We are trying to arrange to read the old minutes of Four Mile Church to determine if any information therein leads us to which graves belong to Amos and Nancy Tarbutton Bozeman and Silas Newton & Eliza Parris(h) Bozeman.


The sign at Four Mile Baptist constituted in 1850


The sign at Bozeman Lane possibly named for Tillman Bozeman who had a store nearby.
Tillman was a descendant of Amos and Nancy Tarbutton Bozeman


Tombstone of Henry Bluet Bozeman located at Refuge Baptist Church just west of Tate GA.


Barry Bozeman author of the website with cousin Dr. Charles Ingram who is the author of the Bozeman Families History.

If anyone would like to see any of the rest of the pictures from this trip please leave a comment in the "Comments" just below this line with your e-mail address and I will send you a link to the photo album on Snapfish. There are pictures of many of the descendants of Amos and Nancy's tombstones in Four Mile, Refuge, and Cool Springs cemetaries in Pickens County Georgia.

This Historical Marker is 18 Miles East of Bozeman

This Historical Marker is 100 miles SE of Bozeman between Roscoe and Absaroka

Bozeman Tombstone Text: In Memory of John M. Bozeman Aged 32 years Killed by Blackfeet Indians on the Yellowstone April 18 1868
He was a native of Georgia. He was one of the first settlers of Bozeman and from whom the town takes it's name

Allison Bozeman Lawhon and Barry Bozeman at Bozeman Tombstone
 

The Bozeman Tombstone is seen on the far right in the Story Family Plot

The Tombstone is also for W S McKmvzee aged 85 from Georgia "a friend"

Bozeman picture and watch in Museum of the Rockies Exhibit

Bozeman revolver and powder horn

Text (including wrong birthdate) in museum exhibit

"The Death of John M. Bozeman" Painting

Painting description in museum exhibit

Judge Charles Howard Bozeman and Allison Bozeman Lawhon at The Bozeman Hotel

The Bozeman - stained glass window

Bozeman Opera House stained glass at the Museum of the Rockies

Bozeman Comes of Age plack on Main Street in Bozeman MT.

The C. Howard & Barbara Bozeman Family on Main Street

Judge C. Howard Bozeman and Allison on Main Street

Each street lamp on Main Street has flowers and this banner.

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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR BOZEMANS YOU HAVE FOUND THE WAY DOWN THE OLD BOZEMAN ROAD

(image courtesy of Bo Bozeman see link to left)

TO THE GATEWAY TO YELLOWSTONE SIGN MARKING THE SPOT
WHERE SKETCHES OF THE BOZEMAN FAMILY


AND REFLECTIONS OF OUR PAST AND OUR PRESENT


LIKE PICTURES AT AN EXIBITION GIVE GLIMPSES INTO WHO WE WERE AND WHO WE ARE

(Sweet Pea Festival posters from BOZEMAN, MONTANA)

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