Bostick / Bostock / Bostwick Surnames and Variants

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Comment by Bonnie Berg on February 15, 2011 at 11:41am

My g.g.g.grandfather was Obadiah Bostick b.1765 in Halifax, VA; d. 1825 in Russell, VA.  His mother was Keziah Bostick (apparently unmarried) daughter of William and Micha Bostick.  Does anyone know who his father might be?

Thanks, Bonnie

Comment by Jane Bostick Ranck on March 22, 2010 at 6:36pm

Hazel, I think I have been corresponding with Annabell on this, but I see you had the original question. My correspondence is below.

Comment by Hazel D. Atwater on March 22, 2010 at 6:16pm

I accidentally deleted my first comment. My GGGrandfather was James Bostick, I have a copy of his manumission papers from 1800, The owner was John Bostick of Richland County (Columbia) SC. I am interested in discovering more about John Bostick,
I believe James later fathered children named James, John, Joel, Dicey and Martha. ,

Comment by Jane Bostick Ranck on March 22, 2010 at 10:38am

Claibe Herman Bostick was the son of
Charles H. Bostick 1877-1947 was the son of
Caswell Harper Bostick 1833-1915 was the son of
James B. Bostick b. 1800
I don't have them connected back past James B. Bostick

Caswell Harper Bostick's wife Sarah Porter connects to another line in my tree as well.

Jane Bostick Horn

Comment by Annabel Lee Blake Seltzer on March 22, 2010 at 6:42am

My husband was John C. Bostick, his father Claib Herman Bostick was born in New Mexico in 1914. His grandfather was named Charles and I believe he was born in Georgia. His wife was Maud Holly, born in Oklahoma. They lived in Texas, mostly near the New Mexico border. I have not traced Charles back to Georgia.

Comment by Jane Bostick Ranck on March 21, 2010 at 9:15pm

I am a Bostick researcher and have many John Bostick's in my tree. I need more information to be able to help you.

Comment by Annabel Lee Blake Seltzer on August 14, 2009 at 9:31am

My first husband was a Bostick. His family came to New Mexico and Texas (along that border) from Georgia. The family history was that the name was originall Bostwick. There are a number of Bosticks in the Hard Labor Creek area of Georgia. I have not researched this line, but my children will want any information others may have.

Comment by gwen cradle on July 23, 2009 at 1:03pm

Eva,Tealer,Agnes,Ever, Jane,James,George,Nadine,Zilla.Addie
James and Sally were born as slaves and I am uncertain exactly where they were born. Addie was my GM and married Harrison Walker.My Dad always said that the WALKERS originated from SC. Harrison's Dad was Henry Walker and Henry was married to Mahalia McJunkins

Comment by Di Tarhalla on July 23, 2009 at 11:51am

Gwen,
Who were the children?

Comment by gwen cradle on July 23, 2009 at 8:17am

I am researching James/Jim Bostic/Bostick(b. 1855) from Transylvania County North Carolina. Married to Sallie Smith(b.1861). I am able to find D/C for Sallie but unable to find out very much re James Bostic. I find the family in Transylvania Co with children but I want info prior to their marriage.
Gwen Walker Cradle

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