Jacob Boozer Family Annals of Newberry, Part Two by John A. Chapman, page 640 Jacob Boozer was of Swiss or Swedish descent. He mar­ried Elizabeth Senn about the year 1770, and settled on Twen­ty-one Mile Creek, at Cherokee Ford, near Fort Granby, and served in the Revolutionary war. By this marriage came Henry, David, William and Jacob. Jacob Boozer married and lived in Lexington. Henry and William, with their families, removed to Alabama. David Boozer married Catherine Rawl, and became the father of Wesley, David L. (dentist in Colum­bia), and Jacob H., who married, first, Elizabeth Enlow, a niece of Captain Matthew Hall, having by her two sons, Mat­thew and Luther, and whose second wife was Hapbock Lind­sey, who brought him also two sons, Lindsey and Jacob. D. Luther Boozer married Emma Moore, and has a family who, with him, are now living near Ninety-Six, in Abbeville County.