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| Boarman Web Page 1 ________________ Sat, 09 Jan 1999 19:48:30 -0500 "candyw" <candyw@neo.rr.com> At the risk of sending too much, here is what I have on William Boarman Jr. in case some of you don't have this book: >From "Major William Boarman Charles County, Md" by M. L. Donnelly: "William Boarman (2), the eldest son of Major William Boarman (1) and Sarah Linle, was born in 1654. In a deposition made in 1714 he claimed to be 60 years of age (Chnacery Record PL:38). This same record pertaining to land called "Lanternum" names his father as William Boarman (1). William Boarman (2) is not mentioned as a son in his father's will. He is called "my true friend" in his father's codicil. This means Major William Boarman (1) had sufficiently provided for his children at the time of their marriage. William Boarman (2) is named as the eldest son and heir of Major William Boarman (1), deceased, in a deed (25:45) on 6/25/1713 in Charles County as trustee for his half-brother Francis Ignatius Boarman (13), the youngest child of Major William Boarman (1). The first marriage of William Boarman (2) was to Jane Neale, the youngest child of Captain James Neale and Anne Gill. William Boarman, his wife Jane Boarman, and their daughter Jane Boarman (14) were left legacy in the will of Jane's father, Captain James Neale in 1684 (will 4:40)." William Boarman Jr. and Robert Green were witnesses to the nuncupative will of their brother-in-law Thomas Matthews in 1676 (5:163). William Boarman was named as the overseer for the will of Thomas Mudd (7:265), his brother-in-law, in 1696. On 1/9/1697 Thomas Mudd his nephew chose William Boarman as his guardian (Chancery 28:157). William Boarman was one of the executors for the estate of Richard Hobart, the Franciscan priest in 1698 (Charles Co. will 6:181) Henrietta Maria Neale Lloyd, the sister of Jane Neale Boarman, named Jane and William Boarman as her 'sister and brother' in her will (7:272) in 1697. Sometime after 1697 and before 1701 Jane Neale Boarman died. William married secondly Mary Pile, daughter of Capt. Joseph Pile and Mary Turner. On 10/11/1701 William Boarman received one-fifth of the balance of the estate of Joseph Pile in right of his wife, Mary, a daughter of the deceased. Mary signed with William when he conveyed a number of tracts to Benedict Leonard Boarman on 11/3/1719. Willliam witnessed the codicil to his father's will on 1/17/1708. He also witnessed the will of Thomas Hagan/Hagoe of Charles County, who mentions in his will acreage he bought from Major William Boarman and William Boarman (14:213). William Boarman wrote his will (16:67) on 4/5/1720 and it was probated in Charles County on 5/23/1720. His will (TB#5:67) reads as follows: I William Boarman of Charles County in the province of Maryland being in perfect health and memory do constitute and ordain and appoint this my last will and testament. I bequeath my soul to God that made me Hoping to obtain mercy at his hands my body to the earth to be decently buried a the charge of my estate and at the discretion of my Executrix hereafter named. Item I give to my Son William Boarman all the Land lying between the two grate branches which is from the hors Run soe called down to Mr. Thomas Jameson great Run that his mill stand on with the Swamp line and head line only reserving for my Loving wife Mary Boarman my dwelling plantation I now live on and what land -- shall have occasion for to make her crops and working her servants during life then to return to my son William and his heirs for ever Item I give to my son Joseph Boarman all that parcel of land lying between my son in law Marsham Warran Lyne and ye Lyne of my son Joshua Gilbert with the head Lyne and Swamp Lyne to him and his heirs forever also I give to my son Joseph one negro boy named Ignatius one young horse and one mare three cows and three heifers, six ewes and six sows one feather bed and furniture Item I give my son Thomas James Boarman all that parcel of land beginning at the fork of ye Run and running with ye run to ye out line of ye mannor and with my son in law Marsham Warrans Lyne all within these bonds to him and heirs forever also one negro boy called Chum also one young horse and mare three cows and heifers sixe ewes and six sows one bed and furniture Item I give to my daughter Sarah Boarman one feather bed and furniture and curtains and two pair of sheets one table cloth and six napkins of Huckaback one pewter casson two dishes six plates and two silver spoons one Looking Glass of ten shillings price one young negro woman called Pegge and all her increase one horse and one young mare three cows and three heifers six ewes and six sows and twenty pounds sterling money of England to be paid when Received further it is my will that if my daughter Sarah never marries but lives a singall life she shall have the orchard where bettey Prockter lives and sixty ackers of Land joyning to the said orchard for her life but if she should marry then this to be void Item I give to my Daughter Jane Boarman one negro Girl called Henrietta and thirty pounds sterling money of England of the money in Capt. Thomas Turner's hands one feather bed and furniture three cows and three heifers six ewes and six sows one young horse and one mare also it is my will that in case my daughter never marries but lives singall that then she has sixty ackers of Land in her brother Joseph's track where she has most mind to have it for her Life butt if she marries then this to be void Item I give unto my daughter Mary Boarman one negro girl named Beck and forty pounds sterling of England one feather bed and furniture three cows three heifers six ewes and six sows one young horse and one mare Further it is my will if my daughter should live a singall life that she shall have sixty ackers of land in her brother Thomas James track where she has most mind to have it for her Life but if she marries this to be void Item Lastly it is my will that all that parcell of Land that lys between my son in law Josiah Guibert and Joseph great Run be equally divided between my two sons Joseph Boarman and Thomas James Boarman the uper part with the plantation that now John Glas lives on to be my son Joseph Boarman and the Lower part next the swamp for my son Thomas James Boarman and their heirs forever Further it my will that my two son be of age at eighteen but in case that either of my sons should Dye before they come to age Joseph Boarman and Thomas James Boarman that then the Survivor shall have all the Land but in case they both should dye and without issue lawfully begotten that then my will is their lands may be equally divided between my three daughters Sarah, Jane, and Mary Also I appoint my son William Boarman to see that all things is performed in full as my will expresses and be assistant to his mother and his brothers and sisters in their affairs Likewise I leave my son William my best suit of close Lastly I give all ye residue of my personall estate to my Loving Wife Mary Boarman whom I appoint constitute and ordain to be my whole and sole Executrix of this my Last will and testament, Revoking and making null and void all other wills and testaments in confirmation of the same I have here underneath sett my hand and seall the eight of April one thousand seven hundred and twenty (He signed his name William Boarman, Sr.) In the first inventory his next of kin were Joseph Pile and Benjamin Boarman (Accounts 1708-1738:217). When a second inventory was taken, Benedict Boarman and Francis Ignatius Boarman were given as next of kin (Accounts 1708-1738:224). - All of the above from "Major William Boarman" by Sr. Mary Louise Donnelly I will be curious to see if anyone turns up anything new. There is much more than this in Mary Donnelly's book, if anyone wishes I will send them as much as I can type. She has done an excellent job of documenting all references to Major William Boarman and all of his descendants nearly to the present generation. I would also be happy to do lookups. Candy Wagner | ||||||||
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