Montgomery County AlArchives Photo Person.....Carter, Thomas Randolph 1850
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Source:             Family Photo
Name:               Thomas Randolph Carter

Date Of Photograph: 1850
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Daughter of Jesse Bozeman and Lucy from Darlington South Carolina.  The Bozeman 
families of Darlington served in the American Revolution ( Jesse's father Peter 
and his father Mordecai ) and then migrated to Hope Hull Alabama in the 1820's 
appearing on the 1830 census records and land records.  Lacy and some of her 
children died during an epidemic and are buried on that old property now owned 
by Newell, in a small cemetery that needs attention.  Jesse lived by his 
brother William Henry Bozeman according to the 1840 census so it is quite 
possible that their father, Peter Bozeman is also buried on that land and many 
of Peter's descendants are listed on the Civil War Roster.  Jesse was the 
administrator of brother Williams estate and also of their father Peter's 
estate, as documented in the Probate Office.  Lacy's husband Thomas Randolph 
Carter's father was John Wise Carter who had settled in Talledega and his 
grandfather was Captain John Carter of the American Revolution. Lacy's only 
surviving child, Lucy, married a Calloway.

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