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Boardman, Benjamin (1757-1846)

Name:
Boardman, Benjamin (1757-1846)
Title:
Continental Army,
Major, Second Battalion, Fourteenth Regiment, New Hampshire State Militia, 1801-1802
Pewholder, Meetinghouse, Town of Birdgewater, 1803
Selectman, Town of Bridgewater, 1811
Incorporator, Social Library of Bridgewater, 1811
Superintendent, School Committee, Town of Bridgewater, 1814
Treasurer, Town of Bridgewater, 1818
Deacon, Congregational Church
Born:
12/27/1757
Birthplace:
Saugus, MA
Died:
07/07/1846
Death Location:
Bridgewater, MA
Residence:
South Reading, MA 1757
New Chester, NH 1785, 1787
Bridgewater, NH 1790, 1796, 1803, 1811, 1812, 1814, 1818, 1820, 1830, 1840, 1846
Nationality:
American
Occupation:
Shoemaker
Farmer
Father:
Boardman, Amos (1727-1788)
Mother:
Smith, Elizabeth (1728-1771)
Spouse:
(1) Martin, Hepzibah (1757-1830), 1785
(2) Gilman, Hannah Lewis (1761-1844)
Children:
Benjamin, born 1786; died 1859
Elias, born 1786
Hannah, born 1788; died 1820
Mary J., born 1791; died 1812
Smith, born 1794; died 1866
Martin, born 1797; died 1881
Amos, born 1801; died 1889
Notes:
Richard W. Musgrove, History of the Town of Bristol, Grafton County, New Hampshire, In Two Volumes. Volume I. Annals. (Bristol, NH: Richard W. Musgrove, 1904), 64, 108, 188, 236, 326, 336, 352, 498, 502.

Richard W. Musgrove, History of the Town of Bristol, Grafton County, New Hampshire, In Two Volumes. Volume II. Genealogies. (Bristol, NH: Richard W. Musgrove, 1904), 46.

"Our Own Dear New England," The Farmer's Monthly Visitor, Concord, NH, 1(September 20, 1839)9, 131-132.

Death Notice, New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette, Concord, NH, October 29, 1846, 3.

Old Home Cemetery, Bridgewater, NH
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