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Subject: Re: [BOZEMAN-L] Edward(1) and 1600s London Bozmans
Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 19:09:35 EST

In a message dated 2/24/99 10:32:38 PM Mid-Atlantic Standard Time,
writes:

<< Also London research shows Bozman(var. Spellings) in London (City) by
1590 as Dutch imigrants employed as "silk-twisters". I have some good
research through 1600s, then gaps in 1700s. Interestingly 1600s
Bozmans feature Henry, b. 1653, William, b. 1638, Raulf(Ralph)b.
1629, Ambrose b.1645 and Thomas b.1650 as surviving sons of Henry
Bosman, d. 1662, St. Benet's Wharf Parrish. >>

I really hate to do this but there is an inconsistency here. William of
Maryland could not have been born in 1638. His oldest child, Katherine, was
born in 1648. The rest of his kids were born throughout the 1650s. Now, we
Bozman's of Maryland are a rather precocious bunch but I really doubt that
William was fathering kids at age ten. I don't have the reference sources
handy but his birth has been placed around 1625. So, if we can resolve the
problem of his date of birth, we may have something here. Can anyone speak as
to the ages of the other sons listed?

Sharon

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