Md 1658 gave land ?
father William Boreman (2)?

"Between 1663-1666, 1670 and 1675-77, he was one of the Gentleman
Justices of St. Mary's County, Maryland; in 1678, he was presiding
justice; from 1671-1675, he was a delegate to the general assembly;
from 1678-1681, he was High Sheriff of Charles County, Maryland.

He participated with the Proprietary Forces in the Battleof Severn;
participated in the Nanticocke Indian War of 1678. He defended the
colonies against Indians. It is also noted that his home was the
only one designated for trade with the Indians in St, Mary's County
by those who were not designated to trade with the Indians."

-- Tony Bourdon

Sarah and William from the Mudd book
William's father back through Thomas Bowerman, ged file and Tony
Bourdon at 602-986-6397

Tony indicated that Rockley's had Brooke manor back through William
the Conqueror whom they cam over with to England.

He is descended down the Cassidy line, ie an Elizabeth married
Cassidy

Tony spoke with someone from Cornell, a Boarman family member, who
disputed Andrew being William's father and suggested William, but
both are brothers anyway.

Sources to examine:

Isle of Wight, LDS Damily History Library, Boarman/William
Hampshire Pedigrees
Books:
Boarman-Buckles and Allied Families Vol I-II 1982
(General Survey of) by Anne D. Kelly, 1971, 1979
The Boarman's by C.F. Thomas 1934
Maryland Index to Wills, John Hume Geneal. Pub Co. Baltimore
MD Calendar of Wills Jane Baldwin