The boseman Surname
boseman Name Meaning and History
German (Bösemann): nickname for an unpleasant person or a
person of low standing, from Middle Low German, Middle High German
böse ‘bad’ ‘evil’, ‘common’, ‘weak’.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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| Boseman | Glenn Frazier | 11 |
| Benjamin Boseman |
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| William W. Boseman, born 1811, South Carolina |
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| boseman/bemis family of wisconsin |
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| James Boseman | Eddie Pope | 6 |
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| Great Grand mother Laura Boseman |
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