As the large Boreman family cenotaph memorial at Wethersfield states: "Mr. Samuel Boreman First Ancestor of the Boardman Family." All of Samuel and Mary (Betts) Boreman's sons who died prior to 1713 (Joseph, John, Jonathan and Nathaniel) and who left a probate record were known by the surname of Boreman. Then, prior to 1720 for unexplained reasons the three surviving sons of the family (1st born son Isaac, 2nd born son Samuel and 5th born son Daniel) used the surname Boardman, with their respective gravestones inscribed either as Bordman or Boardman, but their individual estates were probated under the surname of Boardman.
Nathaniel Boreman, s. of Samuel Boreman and Mary Betts, b. of record Apr. 12, 1663 at Wethersfield, where he d. testate Nov. 29, 1712, Æ 50 (g.s.)
On Apr. 30, 1707 at Windsor, Conn. (by John Moore, JP), Nathaniel m. Elizabeth Strong, dau. of Lieut. Return Strong and Sarah Warham. They had one known child of record, b. at Wethersfield:
• i. Nathaniel Boardman, Jr., b. Feb. 19, 1711/2; m. Feb. 28, 1733/4 at Wethersfield (by Rev. Daniel Russel), Ruth Parker.
Per Hartford, Conn. Probate District Vol. VIII, Page 193.
• Boreman, Nathaniel, Wethersfield. Invt. £433-15-00. Taken 22 January 1712-13, by Jonathan Deming, William Warner Jr. and Daniel Boreman. Will (nuncupative), 26 November, 1712:
• We whose names are hereunto subscribed heard Nathaniel Boreman of Wethersfield declare as his will that the movable estate that he hath be given to his wife to dispose of as she pleaseth, and all the rest of my estate during her natural life. But after her decease my mind is that my son shall have my lands if he attain to the age of twenty-one years, but if not, my lands to be equally divided between my brother's sons and my sister Sarah Fitch her son Samuel.
• Also, I do oblige my wife to bring up my son to good learning.
Witness: Isaac Ryly, (Will not signed.)
Benja. Deming,
James Steele.
• Court Record, Page 110--2 February, 1712-13: Will proven. And there being no executor expressly nominated, this Court grant Adms. unto Elizabeth Boreman, with the will annexed.
The widow Elizabeth m. 2) Jan. 6, 1713/4 at Wethersfield as his 2nd wife, Capt. William Warner, Jr., s. of Dea. & Lieut. William Warner and Hannah Robbins. Capt. William Warner, Jr. was Nathaniel Boreman's nephew, being the s. of the sister of Nathaniel's brother-in-law John Robbins, Jr. (husb. of Nathaniel Boreman's eldest sister Mary).
Nathaniel Boreman, s. of Samuel Boreman and Mary Betts, b. of record Apr. 12, 1663 at Wethersfield, where he d. testate Nov. 29, 1712, Æ 50 (g.s.)
On Apr. 30, 1707 at Windsor, Conn. (by John Moore, JP), Nathaniel m. Elizabeth Strong, dau. of Lieut. Return Strong and Sarah Warham. They had one known child of record, b. at Wethersfield:
• i. Nathaniel Boardman, Jr., b. Feb. 19, 1711/2; m. Feb. 28, 1733/4 at Wethersfield (by Rev. Daniel Russel), Ruth Parker.
Per Hartford, Conn. Probate District Vol. VIII, Page 193.
• Boreman, Nathaniel, Wethersfield. Invt. £433-15-00. Taken 22 January 1712-13, by Jonathan Deming, William Warner Jr. and Daniel Boreman. Will (nuncupative), 26 November, 1712:
• We whose names are hereunto subscribed heard Nathaniel Boreman of Wethersfield declare as his will that the movable estate that he hath be given to his wife to dispose of as she pleaseth, and all the rest of my estate during her natural life. But after her decease my mind is that my son shall have my lands if he attain to the age of twenty-one years, but if not, my lands to be equally divided between my brother's sons and my sister Sarah Fitch her son Samuel.
• Also, I do oblige my wife to bring up my son to good learning.
Witness: Isaac Ryly, (Will not signed.)
Benja. Deming,
James Steele.
• Court Record, Page 110--2 February, 1712-13: Will proven. And there being no executor expressly nominated, this Court grant Adms. unto Elizabeth Boreman, with the will annexed.
The widow Elizabeth m. 2) Jan. 6, 1713/4 at Wethersfield as his 2nd wife, Capt. William Warner, Jr., s. of Dea. & Lieut. William Warner and Hannah Robbins. Capt. William Warner, Jr. was Nathaniel Boreman's nephew, being the s. of the sister of Nathaniel's brother-in-law John Robbins, Jr. (husb. of Nathaniel Boreman's eldest sister Mary).
As the large Boreman family cenotaph memorial at Wethersfield states: "Mr. Samuel Boreman First Ancestor of the Boardman Family." All of Samuel and Mary (Betts) Boreman's sons who died prior to 1713 (Joseph, John, Jonathan and Nathaniel) and who left a probate record were known by the surname of Boreman. Then, prior to 1720 for unexplained reasons the three surviving sons of the family (1st born son Isaac, 2nd born son Samuel and 5th born son Daniel) used the surname Boardman, with their respective gravestones inscribed either as Bordman or Boardman, but their individual estates were probated under the surname of Boardman.
Nathaniel Boreman, s. of Samuel Boreman and Mary Betts, b. of record Apr. 12, 1663 at Wethersfield, where he d. testate Nov. 29, 1712, Æ 50 (g.s.)
On Apr. 30, 1707 at Windsor, Conn. (by John Moore, JP), Nathaniel m. Elizabeth Strong, dau. of Lieut. Return Strong and Sarah Warham. They had one known child of record, b. at Wethersfield:
• i. Nathaniel Boardman, Jr., b. Feb. 19, 1711/2; m. Feb. 28, 1733/4 at Wethersfield (by Rev. Daniel Russel), Ruth Parker.
Per Hartford, Conn. Probate District Vol. VIII, Page 193.
• Boreman, Nathaniel, Wethersfield. Invt. £433-15-00. Taken 22 January 1712-13, by Jonathan Deming, William Warner Jr. and Daniel Boreman. Will (nuncupative), 26 November, 1712:
• We whose names are hereunto subscribed heard Nathaniel Boreman of Wethersfield declare as his will that the movable estate that he hath be given to his wife to dispose of as she pleaseth, and all the rest of my estate during her natural life. But after her decease my mind is that my son shall have my lands if he attain to the age of twenty-one years, but if not, my lands to be equally divided between my brother's sons and my sister Sarah Fitch her son Samuel.
• Also, I do oblige my wife to bring up my son to good learning.
Witness: Isaac Ryly, (Will not signed.)
Benja. Deming,
James Steele.
• Court Record, Page 110--2 February, 1712-13: Will proven. And there being no executor expressly nominated, this Court grant Adms. unto Elizabeth Boreman, with the will annexed.
The widow Elizabeth m. 2) Jan. 6, 1713/4 at Wethersfield as his 2nd wife, Capt. William Warner, Jr., s. of Dea. & Lieut. William Warner and Hannah Robbins. Capt. William Warner, Jr. was Nathaniel Boreman's nephew, being the s. of the sister of Nathaniel's brother-in-law John Robbins, Jr. (husb. of Nathaniel Boreman's eldest sister Mary).
Nathaniel Boreman, s. of Samuel Boreman and Mary Betts, b. of record Apr. 12, 1663 at Wethersfield, where he d. testate Nov. 29, 1712, Æ 50 (g.s.)
On Apr. 30, 1707 at Windsor, Conn. (by John Moore, JP), Nathaniel m. Elizabeth Strong, dau. of Lieut. Return Strong and Sarah Warham. They had one known child of record, b. at Wethersfield:
• i. Nathaniel Boardman, Jr., b. Feb. 19, 1711/2; m. Feb. 28, 1733/4 at Wethersfield (by Rev. Daniel Russel), Ruth Parker.
Per Hartford, Conn. Probate District Vol. VIII, Page 193.
• Boreman, Nathaniel, Wethersfield. Invt. £433-15-00. Taken 22 January 1712-13, by Jonathan Deming, William Warner Jr. and Daniel Boreman. Will (nuncupative), 26 November, 1712:
• We whose names are hereunto subscribed heard Nathaniel Boreman of Wethersfield declare as his will that the movable estate that he hath be given to his wife to dispose of as she pleaseth, and all the rest of my estate during her natural life. But after her decease my mind is that my son shall have my lands if he attain to the age of twenty-one years, but if not, my lands to be equally divided between my brother's sons and my sister Sarah Fitch her son Samuel.
• Also, I do oblige my wife to bring up my son to good learning.
Witness: Isaac Ryly, (Will not signed.)
Benja. Deming,
James Steele.
• Court Record, Page 110--2 February, 1712-13: Will proven. And there being no executor expressly nominated, this Court grant Adms. unto Elizabeth Boreman, with the will annexed.
The widow Elizabeth m. 2) Jan. 6, 1713/4 at Wethersfield as his 2nd wife, Capt. William Warner, Jr., s. of Dea. & Lieut. William Warner and Hannah Robbins. Capt. William Warner, Jr. was Nathaniel Boreman's nephew, being the s. of the sister of Nathaniel's brother-in-law John Robbins, Jr. (husb. of Nathaniel Boreman's eldest sister Mary).
Inscription
Here
Lyes the
Body of
Nathaniel
Bordman Who
Dyed November
The 29 1712 in
The 50 Year of
His Age
On the day Nathaniel died he was 49 years old, and Ætatis suæ (i.e., Æ, "Aged," in the XX year of his Age) 50.
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